Wisconsin Measure Sparks State Development Board Debate
In Madison, the Senate delayed final action on the Wisconsin Development Authority bill to next Wednesday with a 15 to 28 vote. The bill would fund the WDA with 60 thousand dollars annually and designate it as the state's power program agent. The Assembly passed a companion measure amid opposition from Rubin allies over state ownership of cement plants.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Wisconsin Development Authority
Roland Kannenberg
Wausau
Philip Nelson
Maple
Arthur Zimny
Milwaukee
WDA
Assembly
Kills Rubin
Ben Rubin
Progressive
Rubin
Manitowoc
South Dakota
David Sigman
Two Rivers
House
Charles Budlong
Marinette
Boethe
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
la Follette
John Cashman
Denmark
G. Erle Ingram
Eau Claire
O. S. Paulson
la Crosse
Rate revision plan could cut home electric bills in Wis
Madison reports Wisconsin Public Service Corp and Menominee and Marinette Light Traction propose a rate revision saving home electric users about 88 668 dollars annually. About 35 000 customers would be affected by permanent “bargain” rates in effect since July 1935. Local reductions include Antigo 3 700 Green Bay 23 000 De Pere 2 00 Oshkosh 20 000 Rhinelander 2 400 Stevens Point 1 600 Wauau 2 800 Marinette 5 605 Menominee Mich 4 270.
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Inchaos
Antigo
Green Bay
de Pere
Oshkosh
Rhinelander
Stevens Point
Wauau
Marinette
Menominee
Mich
Contested Hatton estate heirs reach agreement in court
In Waupaca Wisconsin before Judge A M Scheller the blood heirs of William H Hatton and the David M Harriet Woodin heirs reached a preliminary agreement on administration measures. Details to be prepared for Monday at 10 am and the litigation is likely to be dropped.
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W. H. Hatton
Waupaca
Wis
A. M. Scheller
Blood
William H. Hatton
New London
David M.harriet Woodin
Suspect Charged in Slaying of Jack Dentice
Milwaukee authorities charge Frank La Galbo, 29, with first degree murder in the Dentice killing. Wax impression tests and gunpowder on his hand figure in the warrant, tied to Dentice who was known bootlegging figure slain in his car. Detective Capt. Kraemer notes La Galbo and another man with Dentice before the shooting.
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Frank la Galbo
Milwaukee
Dist
Herbert Steffes
William
Jack Dentice
Adolph Kraemer
la Galbo
R. W. Cunliffe
Borden Former Canada Premier Dies At 70
Ottawa reports the death of Sir Robert L. Borden longtime prime minister and elder statesman at his Halifax era home aged 70. He led Canada during World War I, succeeded Laurier in 1911, and resigned in 1920 due to ill health after declaring the US entry would sound the death knell of German militarism.
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Ottawa
Halifax
Wilfred Laurier
United States
Robert
Boardman confirmed as regional director of resettlement admin
Senate confirms Newell S. Boardman of Wisconsin as regional director of the Resettlement Administration. His appointment marks a key step in federal relocation efforts with Boardman to oversee regional programs and policy implementation.
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Washington
Senate
Newell S. Boardman
Wisconsin
Resettlement Administration
TARRY fs JACK RENAMED HEAD Of MILK POOL
Harry H. Jack of Outagamie county was reelected president of the Wisconsin Cooperative Milk pool at a sixteenth annual convention closing in the past three days. The board also named George Dusenhorst as vice president and reelected Paul W. Weis and Henry F. Dries as treasurer and secretary. The meeting discussed a loan sought to retire a Chicago brokerage loan believed to exceed $50,000.
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Harry H. Jack
Outagamie County
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
Jack
Walter M. Singler
George Dusenhorst
Waukesha
Paul W. Weis
Crawford County
Henry F. Dries
Oshkosh
Ben Schultz
Dodge County
John Thomson
Marinette
Bernard Brandt
Oconto
Dufenhorst
G. L. Nichols
Raulf
L. D. Schreiber
Chicago
Schreiber
National Open opens with tight scores at Oakland Hills
Ed Dudley Frank Walsh and Bill Holt shot subpar 70 to lead after day one of the 41st national Open at Oakland Hills Birmingham Michigan with Henry Picard Ralph Guldahl and Mike Turnesa close behind at 71. Johnny Revolta posted 38 37 75 amid wind rain and soft turf.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Bill Holt
1Clay
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Picard
Jimmy Demaret
Ted Longworth
Pat Sawyer
Marvin Stahl
Edwin Kingsley
Charley Lacey
Willie McFarlane
Leo Mallory
Bobby Cruickshank
Billy Coffee
Simon Pure
Oakland
Johnny Revolta
Nations reach accord on neutrality in Spain crisis
Britain France Germany and Italy have agreed to return to the nonintervention committee for Spain. The pact includes extended security zones nonaggression guarantees and consultations if patrol ships are attacked. A meeting at the British foreign office will draft a memo to warring factions. Russia objects to the procedure.
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Joseph Grigg
United Press
London
tPi
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
International Committee For
Almeria
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Spain
Russia
Associated Press
Clark of Neenah Named President of Lawrence Trustees
Appleton Wis C B Clark of Neenah president Riverside Paper Company elected president of the Lawrence college board of trustees at the annual meeting He succeeds the late William H Hatton a millionaire New London lumberman William E Buchanan vice president of Appleton Wire Works named trustee to fill Hattons vacancy Mrs May Jenkins Wiley Chippewa Falls Wis and Jessica North MacDonald Chicago assist ant editor of Poetry magazine chosen alumni trustees
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Appleton
Wis
C. B. Clark
Neenah
Riverside Paper Company
Lawrence College Board of Trustees
William H. Hatton
New London Lumberman
William E. Buchanan
Appleton Wire Works
Hatton
May Jenkins Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Jessica North MacDonald
Chicago
Poetry Magazine
New Clues Uncovered In Murder of Taylor
In the 1922 William Desmond Taylor murder case, Los Angeles prosecutors hint at a near arrest. A dust covered bullet found in a cellar matches the fatal slug, and Chauncey Eaton, a former chauffeur now a WPA crossing guard, reports being told to remove five bullets from a gun. Carl Stockdale, a Shelby ally, testified at the scene.
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Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
Buron Fitts
Fitts
Taylor
Hollywood
Mary Miles Minter
Miss Minter
Charlotte Shelby
Shelby
Margaret Fillmore
Fillmore
Chauncey Eaton
WPA
Eaton
Violent clash as deputies and police face pickets at Republic plant
In Youngstown Ohio police and sheriff deputies battled Great Lakes steel strike pickets over a Republic Steel air field operation used to move food to strike-bound plants. Tear gas and night sticks were used. 14 pickets were arrested and several officers and a spectator were injured. The incident followed ongoing efforts to negotiate contracts with Republic, Sheet & Tube, and Inland Steel as governors sought peace talks with S W O C leaders.
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Cleveland
Harold H. Burton
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Great Lakes Steel
Monroe
Mich
John L. Lewis
Ohio
Michigan
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Inland Steel Corporation
Manoning County
Roy Welch
Mike Flynn
Nig" Ross
Husky
Heads of Republic
Sheet
DRYS VICTORIOUS IN GEORGIA VOTE
Georgia remains bone dry as unofficial results show a 8,291 vote majority for repeal. With all 1,700 precincts counted the tally was 102,940 against repeal to 94,649 for repeal. Rural counties propelled victory while urban centers supported repeal. all 26 constitutional amendments backing Gov. Rivers New Deal were ratified by large margins.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Tar Murder in Kidnap of Mag Parsons
A major mystery surrounds the disappearance of Mrs. Alice Parsons a 38 year old New York socialite from her Long Island North Shore home. A ransom note demanding 25000 was found addressed to Bill Parsons the missing woman's husband a Yale graduate and retired businessman. A blood stained axe found on the Parsons chicken farm fuels theories of murder though officers caution the axe could have been used for poultry. The note warned that police activity would endanger Mrs Parsons and it urged the couple to bring the money to the Jamaica bus terminal within 24 hours.
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Stony Brook
Alice Parsons
New York Social
Parsons
New York City
Bay Shore
Bill Parsons
Jamaica
Alice
Weather day Wisconsin forecast and records
Fair tonight and likely Friday with cooler in some areas. Temperatures rise Friday in south and east. Milwaukee had fair conditions with a 60 degree low and 65 degree daytime, Abilene 1060 and Yellowstone 38 listed as historical figures. Buckstart Observatory notes 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. period with a max of 62 and min of 40, no precipitation, northeast wind, barometer 30.10. One year ago reported different extremes.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Fair Milwaukee
Abilene
Phoenix
Yellowstone
Lander
Buckstart Observatory
MONDE STEEL WORKERS DRIVE HIM FROM GITY
In Monroe Michigan a convoy of 50 cars bearing out of town steel strike sympathizers halted a mile from Republic Steel's Monroe mill as 200 special deputies protected workers eager to return. A clash briefly erupted with brick and fists injuring a newspaper man and a union organizer, Leondres McDonald of Chicago, who was beaten and escorted out of town by steel workers. Police awaited Lansing guidance as thousands were feared to come. ожида
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Monroe
Mich
U.P
Republic Steel
Harris Coates
United Press
Leondres McDonald
Chicago
Republic Steel Corporation
Newton Steel Company
Suit Filed Against Utility Magnate Over $9 Million
A federal suit seeks $9 million against Harley L. Clarke former president of Utilities Power and Light Company alleging fraud during 1930 to 1936. Dwight H. Green leads bankruptcy reorganization claiming Clarke issued checks falsified records and moved funds through 46 subsidiaries. Injunction requested to restrain Clarke assets including homes at Evanston Illinois and Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Named unsecured loan recipients include C E Hetrick former Asbury Park mayor who received 140000 and Ruth Watts wife of A P L director who got 150000.
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Chicago
U.P
Harley L. Clarke
Utilities Power and Light Company
Federal District Court
Dwight H. Green
Clarke
Evanston
Ill
Lake Geneva
Wis
C. E. B Hetrick
Asbury Park
N. J
Ruth Watts
W. W. Watts Jr
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Kannenberg
Hatton Estate
Borden
Canada
Tarry Fs Jack
Head of Milk Pool
Wisconsin Cooperative
Colum
Great Powers
Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Roosevelt
National Manufacturers Association
Agriculture Committee
Senate Judiciary
Wallace
Clark OF
Lawrence Trustees
Carl Stockdale
Republic Steel Company
Drys
Daniel A. Knaggs
Tar
Mag
New York
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