President backs tax exemption cut and universal payments
President Roosevelt voiced support for cutting income tax exemptions for federal and state workers and extending tax to exempt securities. Treasury officials said states must join a reciprocal program, potentially boosting revenue. business leaders anticipate new tax on undistributed profits. The White House signaled possible constitutional amendments and a national tax review.
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Washington
Treasury
Stals
Roosevelt
House
Senate
United States Chamber of Ommerce
Businss
Commerce Department
Hatton Case Opens Tony at Waupach
In Waupaca Wisconsin the Hatton estate litigation opened in county court with petitions for administration. Woodin heirs seek recognition of William Hatton Woodin as Hatton and as an adopted Woodin, while other relatives contest and present adoption evidence.
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Waupaca
Wis
William H. Hatton
New London
A. M. Scheller
Bland
Hatton
David M
Harriet Woodin
William Brown
Kansas City
Woodin
Theodore Brazeau
Wisconsin Rapids
J. T. Hardgrove
Milwaukee
Hardgrove
St. Lawrence County
New York
Francis
Ellen Hatton
Fond du Lac
Poys
William Hatton
David M. Woodin
Woodins
Daggett Business College
Oshkosh
Anne Murphy
Fond du Lat
Winfield Scott
Scott
David and
Harriett Woodin
C. M. Bright
William Woodin
David Woodin
Organizers at Fansteel face jail terms and fines
Waukegan Illinois circuit court judge Forby sentenced 12 union organizers from the Fansteel sit-down strike for contempt of court. Sentences ranged from 60 to 240 days in jail with fines up to 1000 dollars. Additional defendants were fined and several cases deferred as a civil liberties committee investigation and Wagner Act charges were noted.
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Waukegan
Ill
Chicago
Theodore Forby
Forby
Meyer Ijelman
C. I O
Oakley Mills
Carl Swann
Charles Warner
Searces
la Folie Congressional Civil
Ering For Today
Amalgamated Association of Eel, Iron, and Tin Workers
International Rotary elects Parisian leader
Maurice Dupertey of Paris was chosen president of Rotary International at Nice France. He will chair the 29th annual convention to be held next year in San Francisco. Dupertey, 59, world traveler and founder of a major chemical industry, is well known in the United States. J A Cayce spoke on Rotary Institutes' world problem studies at Nashville Syracuse Beloit and in Ohio Arkansas and Illinois.
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Nice
France
Maurice Dupertey
Rotary Club of Paris
Rotary International
Order
San Francisco
Dupertey
United States
J. A. Cayce
Nashville
Tenn
Rotary
Private Rites Held for Jen Harlow
Funeral services for Jean Harlow were held at Forest Lawn in a flower filled Wee Kirk O the Heather chapel. Hollywood’s elite filled the chapel while fans gathered outside as Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald performed, and William Powell wept at the coffin marked 1911 1937.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Nelson Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
Miss Harlow
Powell
Bella
Carey Wilson
Rosson
Hal Rosson
Monie Carpenter
Belle
Charles McGrew
Chicago
Paul Bern
London Girl in Nervous State After Disappearance
Diana Battye, 21, known as England's most photographed beauty, reappeared on a London doorstep eight days after vanishing. She cannot recall events, is under medical care, and a threat letter to her Oxford fiancé Michael Asquith is being investigated by Scotland Yard.
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London
Scotland Yard
Diana Battye
Oxford
Michael Asquith
Didi
England
Michael
Cynthia Asquith
Diana
Leonard Hackett
Leonard Hack ‘Ett
Asquith
Britain
Lord of
Potice
Judge Beglinger plans resignation from Third Judicial Circuit
Judge Fred Beglinger announced his intention to resign from the Third Judicial Circuit bench covering Wittnebago and Calumet counties. He said he has informed the governor and Frank Keefe, Wisconsin Bar district governor, while denying an immediate resignation. The governor said no vacancy exists yet and would not act until a vacancy occurs.
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Fred Beglinger
Ofll Health
Third Judicial Circuit
Wittnebago
Calumet
Frank 8. Keefe
Wisconsin Bar Association
la Follette
Madison
Northwestern
Beglinger
Keefe
Madison Gets Main Office of Milk Pool
Delegates at the Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool convention recommended designating Madison Dane County as the principal office for legal purposes while keeping state offices in Oshkosh. A plan with Farmers Equity union aims to join, with fieldmen urging members to affiliate, and a rider allowing equity dues deduction from milk checks. The action, led by President H. H. Jack, remains subject to directors approval and involves no physical move.
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Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
Madison
Farmers Equity Union
Equity Union
Oshkosh
Dane County
Wisconsin Dairyman’s News
Jack
H. H. Jack
Milk Pool
Equity
Britain Blames Rebels for Death of Eight Seamen
The British government blamed Spanish insurgents for the May 13 mine explosion off Almeria that killed eight sailors and wounded 24 aboard the destroyer Hunter. London protested to General Franco's regime and reserved rights to damages while seeking to curb incidents affecting neutral naval patrols.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Hunter
Spain
London
Sir Henry Chilton
Francisco Franco
Salamanca
Almeria
Ialy
Germany
Britain
State Assembly Passes Teachers Tenure Measure
The Wisconsin assembly approved a senate bill extending tenure to all schools in a 159 to 34 vote after three months of debate. Key amendments limit tenure to teachers with at least five years service, bar married teachers earning over 2000 annually, and shift start date to next August. The measure now goes to the senate for ratification before possible gubernatorial action.
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Madison
Senate
Wisconsin
Assembly
House
la Follette
Fitzsimons
Alfonst
Paul Alfonsi
Pence
E. D. Hall
Progressive
Tunnel City
Senate Committee On Education and Public Welfare
Wisconsin Education Association
WDA
Kannenberg Wisconsin Development Authority
Biemiller
Sigman
Severson
Arrests Imminent in 1922 William Taylor Slaying Case
Los Angeles police claim new evidence solves the 15 year old murder of director William Desmond Taylor. Capt. Bert Wallis said arrests are planned soon, noting a 32 caliber bullet identical to the slug that killed Taylor and a woman who hadn't been questioned described threats to his life.
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Los Angeles
U.2
Bert Wallis
Police
William Desmond Taylor
Mary Miles Minter
Wallis
Taylor
Miss Minter
Hollywood
Minter Stil
Charlotte Shelby
Margaret Fillmore
President urges larger merchant marine for U S
Roosevelt asks Congress to fund a new subsidized fleet of 95 vessels to boost the U S merchant marine. He seeks 10 million dollars to start construction and 150 million dollars in contracts next year. Kennedy outlines a program for 0 varga ships and 24 passenger cargo ships with private builders ready to act.
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Washington
America
Roosevelt
Congress
Maritime Commission
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
Cards Defeat Giants 8 to 1 Behind Dean's Sharp Pitching
Dizzy Dean outpitched Carl Hubbell as the St. Louis Cardinals routed the league leading New York Giants 8 to 1. Dean yielded only three hits and struck out six, boosting the Cardinals in a St. Louis victory.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Dean
Malone Convicted for Evading Taxes in 1930s Scandal
Chicago reports former Miannis tax commissioner Malone convicted on two counts of willful income tax evasion involving 330000 in concealed income from 1929 and 1930. Jury verdict after 1 hour 24 minutes. judge sets June 26 for new trial motions. Bond set at 25000. Malone had resigned in 1931 and sought the GOP gubernatorial nomination in 1932.
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Chicago
William HL Malone
Miannis Tax Commission
Federa
Wlliam H. Holly
Holly
Malone
Power strike hits Saginaw valley up to 1300000 without service
United Auto Workers officials press for quick end to the unauthorized power strike in the Saginaw valley as Gov. Murphy orders National Guard and state police held in readiness. About 60 000 workers idle and major districts including Bay City and Flint report outages despite a settlement claim.
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Flint
Mich
U.P
United Automobile Workers
Saginaw Valley
Frank Murphy
Consumers Power Company
Seba L. Lewis
Washington
Negotiations Committee
Bay City
Midland
Saginaw
Walter B. Saxton
General Motors Corporation
L. C. Oberhauser
Zilwaukee
The
Power Company
Committee For Industrial Oreanization
Homer Martin
International
Gov
Weather Day June 9: Wisconsin Forecast and Observations
Wisconsin forecast shows generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with unsettled south, warmer Thursday. Northwestern observations report 55 at 8 p.m. and 61 at 3 p.m. Milwaukee records show high temperatures yesterday. Buckstart Observatory notes 59 maximum and 49 minimum with 0.18 inches precipitation.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Wausau
Park Falls
Buckstart Observatory
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