Forger's Stand Scores in Steel Strike Tensions
Two hundred members of the Law and Order League marched on Republic Steel picket lines in Canton Ohio claiming to seek protection to return to work. Police and Safety officials detained the group as leaders explained they were workers seeking safe passage back. The Associated Press report also notes ongoing steel strikes across Johnstown and Cleveland with mediation boards called to address the stalemate and questions of authority.
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Carnahan Avenue
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Law and Order League
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Ralph Bauhoff
SHARF
Associated Press
Cleveland
Johnstown
Bethlehem
Chicago
Mediation Board
Perkins
Charles P. Taft II
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin
Edward F. McGrady
Labor Department
Wisconsin Moose Open Three Day State Convention
The Wisconsin Moose association kicks off a three day convention in Eau Claire with a public session at the State theater. Dignitaries including Mayor D D Lockerby and Willis Doniy address delegates. A parade is planned Saturday afternoon and officers will be elected Sunday morning. Kenosha bids for the 1938 meeting.
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Wisconsin Moose Association
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D. D. Lockerby
Willis Doniy
Menomonie
Supreme Forum of the Loyal Order of Moose
N. R. Smith
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
E. L. Kieckner
Neilisville
Robinson Would Amend Roosevelt Relief Measure
In Washington the Senate leaders backed a compromise on coal relief. Senator Robinson proposed amending the relief bill to require states and cities bearing 25 percent of nonfederal project costs, a plan supported by some but rejected by others in the party.
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McNary
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Byrnes
South Carolina
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Barkley
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Hopkins
Asylum Group Elects Officers at Wisconsin Convention
Green Bay Wis Supt Morris R K Smith of Marinette county asylum at Peshtigo was reelected president and all other officers retained at the final session of a three day convention of the Wisconsin County Asylums association. Art Braun Shawano vice president L A Peters Waukesha secretary N J Hansen Sparta treasurer Frank Gaetzman Wausau delegate at large The 37th annual convention will be held next June at Owen Wis in Clark county.
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Wis
Morris RK. Smith
Marinette County
Peshtigo
Wisconsin County Asylums Association
Art Braun
Shawano
L. A. Peters
Waukesha
N. J. Hansen
Sparta
Frank Gaetzman
Wausau
Senate kills housing measure in 16 to 14 vote
Madison 47 The Kressky bill allowing cities of first to third class to form low cost housing corporations was killed by the Senate 16 to 14. Senator Nelson Republican Mapie moved reconsideration and placed on the calendar. Earlier the assembly passed a similar Rubin bill enabling municipalities to access federal aid for slum clearance and low income housing through local authorities.
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Kressky
Senate
Philip Nelson
Mapie
Assembly
Sein
Senate group to show clash film at proper time
Washington Senator La Follette announced the civil liberties committee will publish the Memorial day clash newsreel when ready for public hearings. He said the film is important but not complete evidence and must be paired with witness testimony before any full evidentiary showing.
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la Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Chicago
California Town Shaken by Quake In Medes County
An early today tremor struck Alturas in Medes county northeast California. The 30 second quake began at 1 20 p m and caused no reported damage.
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Alturas
Calif
Ufi
Medes County
Postoffice Refuses Irregular Mail to Republic Steel Plant
Washington P Louis L Guaranieri attorney for Republic Steel testified before the senate post office committee that Warren and Niles D post offices refused four packages of food for Republic Plants as irregular mail. He said Niles delivered a bottle of medicine to a nonstriking worker after two union officials consented. Philip Murray urged subpoenas for records on spies and thugs. Guaranieri said officials acted under Cleveland district attorney advice and regular mail was reaching the plant.
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Louis L. Gua
Ranieri
Republic Steel Corporation
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Postoffice
Warren
Niles D
Republic
Senate Post Office
Niles Post Office
Philip Murray
Guaranieri
Warren and
Niles
United States
Cleveland
Arrest and Condemnation of Soviet Wreckers in Tashkent
Reports from Moscow note arrests and convictions of sabotage suspects in Tashkent Asiatic Russia. Seven railway shop officials were convicted for undermining repair work and paralyzing locomotives. The fate of other detainees remained unclear and officials blamed shop leadership for shielding wreckers.
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Tashkent
Russia
Gudok
Nered
Blum Shifts on Tax Dictatorship Amendment
Paris UPI Leon Blum prime minister agreed tonight to amend his tax dictatorship plan to avoid government overthrow. He reversed earlier hard line demanding full powers. Senate finance committees rejected powers and would challenge the government, forcing a chamber vote tomorrow at 9 p.m.
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Paris
Leon Blum
France
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Senate Finance Commissions
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Nye Former State Lawmaker Dies After Illness
Ray Joseph Nye of Superior a former Eleventh district assemblyman 1911 to 1915 and senator 1919 to 1921 died after a year long illness in Superior He began public service as a Douglas County board member 1894 to 1906 and held roles including Wisconsin grain and warehousing commission member 1910 to 1922 He later worked in federal prohibition enforcement 1925 to 1933 and from 1933 was secretary of the Kurth Motor Company Madison.
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Wis
Ray Joseph Nye
Nye
Douglas County Board
Wisconsin Grain and i Warehouse Commission
The
Kurth Motor Company
Madison
Walkout Senators Denounce Gag Rule Use in Kan nenberg Bill
Eleven senators from both parties protested progressives use of the gag rule during senate debate on the Kan nenberg development authority bill. They charged the La Follette administration with trying to plunge the state into socialism and communism and vowed to act despite potential risk to the bill’s passage. The signers included Sen. Harry Bolens James Callan Joseph Clancy Maurice Coakley Chester Dempsey Max Galasinski Pierce Morrissey E. J. Rosthe Ernest G. Sauld Harold Schoonecker and Kenneth White.
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Kannenberg Development Authority
la Follette
TVA
Jett
Wes
Power Trust
Harry Bolens
Democat
Port Washington
James Callan
Milwaukee
Joseph Clancy
Racine
Maurice _Coakley
Beloit
Chester Dempsey
Hartland
Max Galasinski
Pierce Morrisey
Rush Lake
E. J. Rosthe
Fennimore
Ernest G. Sauld
Pembine
Harold Schoonecker
Kenneth White
River Falls
Emergency Tax To Continue Is State Program
A wartime tax plan would renew the expiring emergency levies in Wisconsin without new taxes, restoring a 60 percent surtax on incomes and a 2.4 percent tax on stock dividends. Governor La Follette's administration aims to finish budget balancing with no rate increases, no bracket changes, and no added county relief funding in this measure.
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la Follette
Frank E. Panzer
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Thomas M. Duncan
Thomas Duncan
Duncan
Assembly
Earhart grounded by weather on Burma flight attempt
Amelia Earhart began another leg of her round the world flight from Calcutta to Akyab but fierce weather forced a return to Akyab. She landed her twin motor monoplane after a 400 mile Bay of Bengal hop and then took off again toward Bangkok, Siam, before returning to Akyab within two hours.
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Archanda
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Spain
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el Caudillo
Francisco Franco
Nervion
Akyah
Burma
Amelia Earhart
Alfter
Calcutta
Bay of Bengal
Bangko
Siam
Akyab
Tax investigators name prominent figures in avoidance scheme
Treasury official Elmer L Irey testified before Congress naming Philip DeRonde Jules S Bache Wallace Groves Col Jacob Schick Percy Hudson Charles Laughton and George Westinghouse Jr as figures who allegedly reduced American taxes by shifting earnings to foreign holding structures Laughton allegedly set up a UK company to receive his 1935 Hollywood earnings totaling 190 280 and 20 000 salary while evading U S levies The hearing warned on potential legislation and noted 585 holding companies abroad in Bahamas Newfoundland Panama and Prince Edward Island
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U.P
The
Treasury
Joint Congressional Committee
Philip DeRonde
New York City
O Jules S. Bache
New York
Wallace Groves
Jacob Schick
Percy K. Hudson
New York Stock Exchange
Charles Laughton
George Westinghouse Jr
Elmer L
North Carolina
House
Harrison
Mississippi
Irey
Laughton
England
Trey
Bahama Islands
Newfoundland
Panama
Prince Edward Island
Phillip DeRonde
Jules S. Bache
Canada
Weather forecast and temperature report
Wisconsin expects showers and thunderstorms tonight with fair spells tonight and tomorrow. Warmer tonight along with calmer conditions in Michigan and western areas. Saturday brings milder weather in the southeast and cooler conditions in the west, with temperatures rising in parts of the far south. Observations show Milwaukee had fair weather at 7:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. yesterday’s highs and lows include El Paso 108 and Yellowstone 36 with notable precipitation.
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