Approval of New NRA Extension Forecast in House Vote
Washington action shows overwhelming support for a stop gap NRA extension to April 1 1936 with a 280 to 100 vote to take up the measure and a one hour debate limit. President Roosevelt framed the codes as aligned with anti trust laws while Morgenthau outlined a four point tax policy study and revenue reforms.
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New Cabinet For Britain Elected In Swift Transition
Stanley Baldwin becomes prime minister after Ramsay MacDonald resigns due to ill health. King George VI oversees the handover at Buckingham Palace, with MacDonald and Baldwin meeting in a rapid transfer that left the country briefly without a premier. The new cabinet includes Baldwin as prime minister, MacDonald as home secretary, and St John Simon as lord chancellor, among others.
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McDermott Named to Post Vacated by Fiedler Death
Milwaukee UP appoints Peter McDermott acting director of the Wisconsin FHA to succeed the late Ernest C Fiedler after a conference with FHA regional director Ferei Williams and NRA compliance chief Matt Werner. McDermott, former office manager and associate director, previously served as chief deputy field marshal in the IRS from 1914 to 1917. Funeral services for Fiedler will be held Saturday at St Paul’s Bratholich Church in Mineral Point.
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Piedier
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Californian Takes Lead At Oakmont Open Round Two
Jimmy Thomson of Long Beach California shot 73 in the second round to take a 14 over total lead at the United States Open at Oakmont. Gene Sarazen struggled with putting finishing 74 for a 149 total, three behind Thomson. Olin Dutra and Johnny Revolta trails with 153 and 155 after tough winds and a potential storm.
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Long Beach
Krueger
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Oakmont
Thomson
Milwaukee
Henrs Ciucl
New York
Lutherans elect Oshkosh men to district posts
At the fifth annual Wisconsin District convention of the American Lutheran church in Eau Claire three Oshkosh men were re elected to key posts Rex K A Hoessel of Milwaukee was named president Rev C J Lange and Rex G J Wilke of Madison were vice presidents Rey E A Koch of Oshkosh became secretary and A Lo Acker Pinan of Oshkosh was chosen treasurer
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American Lutheran Church
Rex K A Hoessel
Milwaukee
C. J. Lange
Oshkosh
Rex
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Madison
Rey E A Koch
A Lo Acker- Pinan
Port Washington Considers Coast Guard Station Proposal
Rep Reilly of Fond du Lac introduced a bill at the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce request to establish a coast guard station. The chamber argues the station would safeguard bathing beaches resorts and the local fishing industry along nine miles of Lake Michigan shoreline.
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Severe quake reported in Japan with heavy damage
The Exchange Telegraph company stated a severe earthquake struck Srekushow in Tarchu province, Japan. The Tahkio dated report said casualties were reported by 3 p.m. and that a market building and a school were wrecked with about 450 dwellings demolished or damaged.
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Exchange Telegraph Company
Srekushow
Tarchu Province
Japan
Java Animar
Condemned Man Called Back From Death by Phone
Auianta-7 Bud Jones, a Negro inmate at Milledgeville, was spared by a 20 day reprieve after a call from Gov. Talmadge interrupted the electric chair sentence. The delay for Tesoute Jonge wag tentenced tn mie for the killing of EA Morn s of Pelham.
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Talmadge
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Pelham
Mother and son die in Delaware execution for sister's murder
Mrs May Carey the first white woman hanged in Delaware died at dawn in the Sussex County jail after pleading for forgiveness. Her son Howard, 27, was executed minutes later for the murder of her sister-in-law and the $2000 life insurance payoff. The couple and accomplices were linked to the 1927 killing of Robert Hitchens as details emerged of a years-long crime plot.
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Mitchent
Detain Lawyer in Kidnap Case Adds Turmoil
Information on the detention of Pedro Herera Sotolongo, attorney for 78 year old Antonio San Miguel, amid the abduction case unsettles investigators and followers. Ransom efforts falter as associates urge authorities to back off, while police focus on possible radical links and the ransom delivery details remain disputed.
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Associated Press
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Savana
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Tehahie
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Titon
Walk Off Relief Projects Plague Two Rivers Relief Effort
In Two Rivers Wisconsin about 150 FERA members walked off 10 city relief projects, demanding restitution of relief budgets they say were slashed this month. The mass walkout left only a few workers in the city, and organizers planned meetings with city county and state relief authorities to press for funds. The strikers are linked to the Two Rivers Unemployed Council, which had previously threatened a fall walkout but postponed it after talks.
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Flood losses estimated at 41 millions across four states
Estimated flood damages in Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri totalled upwards of 541 million during the receding waters. Missouri river losses range to 15 million, Nebraska more than 13 million, Colorado 8 to 10 million, Kansas about 3 million. Railways and highways reopen as flood victims return home.
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St. Louis
Governor Wins Bill Toughening State Liquor Law
The measure, pushed by Treasurer Robert Henty, strengthens penalties under the state liquor law. It makes certain offenses felonies with higher fines and possible prison terms. The bill heads to the Senate after approval in the Assembly, with support from Democratic leaders and committee action pending.
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Prisen
Funeral Thursday for W. A. Van Brunt
Horveen Wisconsin obit notes Willard A Van Brunt an industrialist who died in Los Angeles. Funeral services planned for Thursday afternoon in Horveen to be conducted by the Masonic order at the Van Brunt Memorial School with burial at Maveille.
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Secretary of K. C. at Milwaukee Dies
Milwaukee resident Thomas Ferle aged 41 died today in Milwaukee from pancreatitis after an operation. He served as secretary of the Knights of Columbus branch in Milwaukee. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Japs Move to Tighten Control in North China
Dispatches report Japanese forces tightening grip in Peiping and nearby towns as Gen Yu Tsueh Chungs Slat army seizes Peiping to Paolings and sets a new provincial capital. An Japanese attaché says occupation aims to establish a government cooperative with Japan and maintain peace in the Far East.
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Yu Tsueh Chung
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Rensukke
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Tsouva
Governor Vetoes Canneries Bill in Wisconsin
Governor La Follette vetoed a bill to exclude canneries employees from unemployment benefits arguing they are protected by existing law. Canners said the change would be unfair as workers are needed only 12 weeks a year while benefits would cover only three weeks. The veto cites carriers and payroll thresholds, with annual wages around $1,000 for affected workers.
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Philip Fo la Fallette
Gouvernor
Speakers Hear Split Reactions At Hearing On Relief Bill
Reports from Marrison indicate Governor La Follette’s 209 million dollar work relief bill drew boos and cheers at Thursday’s hearing. The Manufacturers’ Association challenged the measure, prompting a partisan reception and ongoing debate. Additional remarks appear on Page 7.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Governor La Follette to attack foes on radio
Governor La Follette will deliver a radio address tonight attacking opposition to the $209,000,000 work relief bill. The speech will explain the program and outline methods to circulate and redeem the state scrip funding the works plan. He will spoke at 7 p.m. on WTMJ Milwaukee and WIBA Madison.
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Inflation channeled bill moves toward approval amid finance committee
The state omnibus bill creating the Wisconsin Finance Authority to fund work programs via tax backed scrip faced a second public hearing. Business leaders warned the scrip would not circulate at par while bankers questioned bank acceptance and the delegation of power to issue the scrip.
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Sheboygan
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Phil to address milk pool convention in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin event opens the ninth annual Wisconsin Creamery Milk Pool meeting. Walter Singlet appoints convention chair Harry Jack Horton named chairman with William Reinke Hubertus as vice chairman and HF Dries Saukville as secretary. Delegates from each county select a committee on committees.
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Wisconsin Weather Forecast Summary
Wisconsin Fair and warmer tonight with increasing clouds. Saturday expects warmer temperatures and possible showers in the northwest. Observations list 7 30 a.m. and 1 p.m. readings around 63 degrees with cloudy conditions and a 29.60 in barometric pressure.
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