Heil Partial Veto Upheld By Wisconsin Supreme Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Governor Heil could exercise a partial veto on appropriations after legislative adjournment, upholding the 1939 old age pension law and confirming the governor’s power to veto parts of bills. Justice Joseph Martin wrote the unanimous opinion, noting the six day window after presentation and that omitted sections could not become law. The decision also supported partial vetoes on a general relief bill and an omnibus appropriations measure. Zimmerman’s challenge over the pension funds was dismissed as the court found no policy alteration by the veto. The ruling preserves proposed increases in county pension aids and authorization for dependent children aids while maintaining total old age pension funds between seven and eight million dollars.
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Madison
Heil
Supreme Court
Joseph Martin
Zimmerman
Fred R. Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Secretary of State
Public Welfare Department
Justice Martin
Senate
Hei
Banking advisers Garrison and Landis to stay on
Secretary Morgenthau keeps Lloyd Garrison and James Landis as special advisers on banking matters. They may consult on the dispute between the treasury and Bank of America San Francisco over dividend policies real estate valuation and capital ratio. Hope for amicable settlement is expressed.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Lloyd Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
James Landis
Harvard Law School
Treasury
Bank of America
San Francisco
Garrison
Landis
Bank
Reds decorated for war valor
Moscow announces through Tass news agency that more than 3,000 officers and men are honored for valor in the Finnish war. Twenty seven receive Lenin order Hero of the Soviet Union and the gold star for exemplary execution of battle orders and fearless front line conduct.
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Moscow
Tassnewe
Soviet Union
Jim Crow Laws Fixed at Warsaw Streetcars
Warschauer Zeitung reports new Jim Crow rules in Warsaw for streetcar passengers. Germans must stand on front platforms to avoid contact with Jews and Poles, detailing segregation by location onboard and implied social divisions.
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Berlin
Warschauer Zeitung
Warsaw
Budget Cuts By Committee Slash Roosevelt Agencies
Washington AP The House appropriations committee denied funds for two Roosevelt created independent offices and trimmed overall estimates by 94 492 166. The panel recommended Congress appropriate 1 194 704 473 instead of 1 289 196 639, and cut the ship construction fund by 75 000 090 while boosting contract authorization by 150 000 000. It kept the debt within the 45 billion limit and rejected financing for the National Resources Planning Board and the Office of Government Reports, saying legislative history does not authorize their existence.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Ma Commission
Commission
Cansar
Treasury
National Resources Planning Board
Office of Government Reports
National Emergency Council
White House
Planning Board
Reports Office
Seventeen arraigned in New York on sedition plot
Federal and city authorities sought other conspirators in a Revolutionary syndicate alleged to aim at overthrowing the United States government. Seventeen men were described as subdued as they pleaded innocent on sedition conspiracy charges.
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the United
New York
Revolutionary
National Guard
New York City
Investig of
Contractors pick Gunz of Oshkosh as vice president
The Wisconsin Association of Heating Piping and Air Conditioning Contractors, meeting at its one day convention, voted to establish an apprenticeship system with selective training and placement. Officers were re elected: George N. Beek president, Robert P. Gunz vice president, Arthur F. Bowers secretary treasurer.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin, Association of Heating, Piping and Air Conditioning Contractors
George N. Beek
Green Bay
Robert P. Gunz
Oshkasi
Arthur F. Bowers
Roosevelt says extending Finland credit won’t draw US into war
President Roosevelt tells Congress that extending credit to Finland at this time does not constitute involvement in European wars. He urges Congress to authorize a larger revolving credit fund for the Export-Import Bank and RFC to buy loans to finance agricultural surpluses and manufactured products. He notes risks of setting precedents for large European loans and says Norway and other nations may seek credit.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Finland
Garner
Bankhead
RFC
South
Central America
Roose
Velt
United States
Europe
International at Glange and Europe in wartime notes
Fragmented dispatches report London and Berlin tensions over naval actions. Germaine freighter framing alleged. Copenhagen-Ardenia radio exchange accuses Sweden of pressuring unemployed to fight. Helsinki Society News cites ongoing victory efforts. awards honor Z. Alf for actions against Findon. Rio de Janeiro Pan Am seeks safety zone enforcement. New cabinet headed by Admiral Yonai installed.
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London
Berlin
Helgoland
Paris
Say Germaine
Copenhagen
Indinavia
Ted Radio
Sweden
Pinkund
Helsinki
Societair Ry
Finkund
Vietorim
Mosenw Fustia
Z.alf
Tax Pay Plan Expanded by Council Here
The common council unanimously approved an extension plan for tax payments. Installments for the first three payments are delayed to February 29, April 30, and June 30 with July 31 as the first lump sum due date. The measure, from City Treasurer Harvey A. Gualow, aims to aid all taxpayers and maintain the free-payment option. Extensions for special assessments and real estate taxes were extended to February 29, with the ordinance and resolution by Ald. E. F. Robinson.
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Common Council
Harvey A. Gualow
Yes
Ald
EF. J Robinson
Fifteenth Ward
Senate confirms naming of Murphy to Supreme Court
Washington reports the Senate approved Attorney General Frank Murphy as an associate justice of the Supreme Court by voice vote with no dissent. Murphy, 46, would be Roosevelt’s fifth high court appointee, succeeding Justice Butler, while Robert H. Jackson and Francis Biddle were also confirmed for other top posts. Alvin J. Wirtz was confirmed as interior secretary.
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Washington
Senate
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Francis Biddle
Murphy
High
Roosevelt
Barly
Philippines
Michigan
Eo Butler
Genera
Solicster Pry
Wer
Onusial Tva Briseat
Court of Bench
Justice Department
Farmer Dies After Auto Crash Injuries Cited
A farmer injured in an automobile crash, with attorneys involved, succumbs after ten injuries. The report mentions a hospital stay and internal injuries, noting a fractured moment and the involvement of named individuals and locations. The fragmentary text references Holmes, Hopatel M Hoop, and a crash context with legal figures.
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Farmer
Atte
Telvert
Hopatel M
Hoop
Holmes
Taft Office Announces Milwaukee Campaign Address
Cleveland report says the Taft for president office announces an address in Milwaukee and an event in Miami. The Milwaukee appearance is described as a public speaking engagement scheduled for Friday afternoon with Taft expected to address supporters.
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TAFT
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Robert AL Taft
Hie
Milwauukee
Miami
Taft i Publican
Jti
Chamberlain Denies Pressure To Remove Secretary of War
Cold Wisconsin and upper Michigan suffer record lows and fierce storms. Deaths linked to heart attacks surge as severe winter weather disrupts travel. Prime Minister Chamberlain denies army pressure to remove Leslie Hore-Belisha amid cabinet shakeup.
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Chamberlain
Secretary of War
Weather Forecast for Shippers from Northwestern Observations
Forecast summarizes shipments over the next 24 to 368 hours with temperatures by region: Northwest to 20 above, West to 10 above, South 10 to 20 above, RS region around 3 above. From Backstaff Observatory, Monday forecast shows maximum near 32 and minimum near 3.
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San Hae
Tarehy
Warines
Tonge Au Reanarks
M Sk Fair i Cin
Milwanker — Hieat Teager
Finn
Lees Anesis
Yabel
United
Northwest
Nore
Gera
Zera
Ate Moaheavn
Backstaff Observatory
FOREIGN FIRMS FACE TAX REPEAL IMPACT ON REVENUE
The state supreme court struck down the privat nde dividend tax as applied to foreign operations. Gov Heil says the decision may slash anticipated revenues by 4 to 5 million dollars, with about 2 million to be refunded for past years and broader losses to the general fund. Foreign companies will not pay under the diay, prompting further financial strain.
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Madison
Heil
Alhough
J Heil
Walt
Charles McKeown
Epian
Refusal of Holding Act Exemption Inquiry Reveals Details
The article discusses a refuse exemption from the Holding Act involving a Delaware company with principal offices in Chicago and branches in New York Philadelphia and Minnesota. It outlines the holding company’s resistance to meeting requirements and notes a formal order to be issued within days by the commission.
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Washington
Cormier
Tyr Thetlestiye Berg
Oy & Ch
Delalon
Principe
Chickzo
New York
Phiadelphia Protectured
Minn
Byll Ware Corporit
Germans Announce Destruction of Submarines Undine Starfish
The German communique reports the destruction of the Undine and the Starfish in the Selgoland Bight and says part of their crews were rescued. The Seahorse is not mentioned. The three submarines bring British naval losses to 20 vessels totalling 79 128 tons with known deaths at least 1 400.
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Admiralty
Seahorse
Selgoland
Bight
Berlin
Britain
Royal Oak
Courageous
Rawalpindi
Duchess
Progressive plea invites Stafford for governor nomination
In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Progressive leaders in the Ninth district invited Attorney Harold E Stafford to seek the party nomination for governor in the Wisconsin primaries next September after a Eau Claire meeting that organized the Stafford for Governor club. Stafford said the suggestion will receive consideration and that his decision will depend on the encouragement he receives in the coming weeks.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Progressive Party
Harold E. Stafford
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Clu
Stafford Aigd
7Erige Wehoy
Vic Fay Campenga
Thors
Gusos
Four Boys Drown in Boston Harbor Tragedy
In Boston Harbor four boys perished while skating a thick ice cake. Ralph S and other youths were swept far from shore. police recovered two, but the Whitehouse and Kendall boys were not found after hours of grappling. Curry attempted to warn his brothers and the others and vanished. his body was later recovered.
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Ralph S
Whitehouse
Kendall
Curry
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