Italy Expands War Measures Amid Ethiopian Front Threats
Italy's cabinet approved three new war measures as a southern Ethiopian front column faced rear flank threats after a deep push into the Wadara region. Rome ordered wool requisition, civil status checks, and internal defense reorganizations. Addis Ababa reported Graziani's forces retreating toward Neghelli after clashes with Ethiopian troops. Ras Seyoum claimed an Italian plane down in Addis Ababa with three crew killed. 50,000 Italian workers were sent behind lines to bolster troops.
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Roy F. Porter
Associated Press
Italy
Wadara
Rome
Addis Ababa
Rodolfo Graziani
Neghelli
Ethiopian War Office
Mussolini
Council of Ministers
East Africa
Shale
Ras Seyoum
Halian Council
Agriculture in State Expected to Gain Benefits
Wisconsin agriculture stands to gain from the U S Canada trade pact, says a University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture bulletin. Dairy prices may shift little due to quotas and cheese duties, while cream duties affect Wisconsin less. The main benefit is a broader revival of trade and industrial activity, with stronger exports benefiting farmers beyond price swings.
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Madison
United States
Canada
Wisconsin
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Bulletin
Walk Out Probe Into Baby's Death
Milwaukee area hearing examines claims by Harling and wife that a county relief office refused coal for their 2 month old, amid testimony of coal in home and disputed cause of death. officials present records showing aid provided and possible alternate coal sources.
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Milowaukee
L Harling
Helen
Harling
Relief Department
Department of Outdoor Relief
Charles Westerman
Westerman
Muriel Morgan
Benjamin Glassberg
Outdoor Relief
WPA
Harling House
County Institution
Explorers Search for Redfern Stricken in Tropics
Colon Panama based explorers Tom Roch and Gustav Pacht on a mission to locate Paul Redfern in northern Brazil have fallen seriously ill with tropical diseases in Paramaribo. An American Legion letter confirms malaria and water fever.
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Colon
Panama
Tom Roch
Gustav Pacht
Paul Redfern
Brazil
Mear
American Legion Post
Rech
Pacht
Paramaribo
Deitch Guiana
Pacht Clark
Redfern
South America
Brunswick
Dutch Guiana
Tax Gill For Earn Program in Farm Bill Debate
Washington reports a tax bill to fund a new farm program tied to the senate report on a conservation subsidy plan. Attorney General Cummings says the tax bill will go to Capitol Hill within a week as Roosevelt meets Morgenthau Wallace Cummings and Bell to discuss subsidy funding. The temporary farm bill is estimated at 140 million dollars with uncertain whether the tax would cover all costs. Wallace notes possible methods to regain 200 million dollars returned to processors per Supreme Court AAA decisions. Senator Bankhead will bring the farm bill to a Monday Senate vote.
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Washington
Senate
Cummings
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
White House
Morgenthau
Wallace
Daniel W. Bell
Agricultural Committee
Supreme Courts
AAA
Bankhead
Smith
South Carolina
Thomas Democrat
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Birthday Celebrations Mark Roosevelt's 54th Birthday
President Roosevelt's 54th birthday is celebrated across the nation with thousands of social events. Officials estimate about 5,000,000 people have bought tickets to roughly 6,000 parties, fueling widespread joyous activity and fundraising efforts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt to Broadcast Nationwide Thanks Tonight at 10:39
President Roosevelt will thank the nation tonight over NBC networks at 10 39 CST. Proceeds from celebrations go to the Warm Springs foundation as he hosts the cuff links gang from his Navy and 1920 campaign days. The first lady plans to visit six balls, with 469 radio stations carrying the address, and Wisconsin and upper Michigan parties aim to raise funds for crippled children.
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Roosevelt
NBC
White House
Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Upper
Michigan
Who Ordered Marine Band To Bob The Conference
Republicans press for answers on who ordered the Marine Band to march out of the Women’s Patriotic Conference on National Defense, threatening to oppose a half billion dollar proposed appropriation until the order is explained. Sleuths scurry as Congress members offer help, hinting at Henry Latrobe Roosevelt’s influence while Bainbridge Colby’s speech fuels the dispute.
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Marine Band
Bob
Washington
National Defense
Congress
Longworth
Henry Latrobe Roosevelt
Navy
Roosevelt
Bainbridge Colby
Landon campaigned for Republican presidential nomination
Gov Alf Landon faced a favorable reception in Kansas as his middle of the road bid for the GOP nomination gained momentum. He stressed availability, pledged to campaign vigorously, and outlined a farm program centered on a home market, soil conservation, and flood control while defending constitutional liberalism. He signaled readiness to campaign nationwide and anticipated western support.
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Lewis Larkin
United Press
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Cleveland
Moses
White House
Landon
Middle West
Far West
Washington
Alf M. Landen
Students of Politics
Railroads outline plans for better times at annual Traffic Club dinner
At the Milwaukee Traffic Club dinner, H. H. Helcomb of the Burlington reports 1926 gains in freight and passenger traffic and outlines two additional express trains and eight zephyr cars. TL Gillick of Chicago cites funds for new passenger equipment and freight cars. Beyers notes 57,058 tons of rails ordered. Lt. Garvin St Denis mentions potential dividends for 1936 by the M K & T line. James E. Gorman warns railroads still far from profits, even with improved conditions, as pickup and delivery must meet trucking competition.
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Milwaukee
H. HH. Helcomb
Chicago
Murlington Road
Helcomb
Purlington
Milwaukees
TL Gillick
Chitage
Federal Court
Wich
Beyers
Northwestern
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
New Moves by Political War Chiefs Noted
Weather across North America features record snow and cold with Texas to the Carolinas buried, Florida spared. Coast guards search for the schooner Anna and Ella off New Jersey, while Kansas Governor Landon and Georgia Governor Talmadge are noted in political chatter ahead of the presidential race.
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Associated Press
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South
Texas
Carolinas
Florida
South Georgia
Gulf Coastal
New York
Boston
Lake Michigan
Mexico
Miami
Fla
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guards
New Jersey
Anna
Ella
Cape May
N.J
Norfolk
Arkansas
Alabama
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Landon
Kansas
Talmadge
Georgia
Frank Knox
Chicago
London
Alfred E. Smith
City National Bank Building Sale Confirmed to Oshkosh National Bank
An order confirming the sale of the City National Bank and its equipment to Oshkosh National Bank for 159,600 was signed in circuit court after notices to stockholders and appeals. The receiver, L. J. Bosworth, must pay taxes including 1935 and retain rent-free offices during receivership while holding all bank building rentals through December 21.
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City National Bank
Oshkosh National Bank
Dudee E. V. Werner
Jinige Werener
City National Bank Ev
L.J. Bosworth
Ech National Bank
Widow of Peshtigo Fire Survivor Dies
Mrs. Aline Wallin, 66, widow of Christ Wallin 83, who survived the Peshtigo fire of 1871, died yesterday ten days after a fall fractured her right hip. Two of her brothers perished in the blaze.
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Marinedle, Wis
UF O
Aline Wallin
Christ Wallin
Sirs. Wallinn
Warden denies Rosenberg was granted favors in Wisconsin prison
Waupun Wisconsin fourth? Warden Oscar Lee released a letter denying Sen. Max Galasinski that I J Rosenberg Milwaukee banker was given extra privileges while serving a term for falsifying bank records. The state senate committee questioned a parole, citing Rosenberg’s second board review and Gov. La Follette.
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Waupun
Wis
Oscar Lee
State Penitentiary
Max J. Galasinski
I. J. Rosenberg
Milwaukee
Lee
Lettef
State Senate
Rosenberg
State Board of Control
Supreme Court
Ler
Hlf Jbach
State Tanking Department
Jake
Rosenberm
Gruseners
Galasinsky
Comunitt
Claw
Seviiex
Ate Haahon
Ld. Rus
Enbern Parok
Sherman Smalley
Cuba
Philip F. la Follette
Tee
Galasimska
Neloxiva
Galaoash
Tefereness
Milwaukee County
State of
Wisconsin
Roosevelt requests massive veteran bonus appropriation
Washington reports President Roosevelt asked Congress for 2 249 178 575 dollars for the adjusted compensation act bonuses for 1936 and 1937, with 2 237 000 000 to cash payments and 12 178 375 for administrative costs, while tax policy remained undecided and borrowing was favored by some officials.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Byrns
Appropriations Committee
Charman Doughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means
White House
Treasury
Congress
Veterans’ Administration
Treasury Department
Morgenthau
Sheboygan Mayor Sonnnenburg Weds Local Wife
Sheboygan mayor Willard Al. Sonnnenburg, age 40, and Mrs. Denis Van Ouwerkerk O Rourke, 32, were married yesterday in Sheboygan. Sonnnenburg’s first wife died two years ago. The bride taught school in Sheboygan.
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Sheboygan
Wise
Willard al. Sooon Pui
Denis van Ouwerkerk O'Rourke
O'Rourke
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Coteran
Doughton
Ono
Thomas Demacret
Thomas
Sonnenburg
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