Wisconsin delegates open Farmer Labor Progressive convention
Henry Ohl, president of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor, urged delegates to unite for a profit driven system altered to serve workers and farmers. Elected permanent chairman, Ohl spoke of wresting government power from profiteers and subjugation of labor. He framed the convention as a start toward a campaign to place power in the hands of the people and end depressions caused by profiteering.
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State Federation of Labor
Farm-Labor- Progressive Convention
Bedlam
Menry Obl Jr
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Farmer-Labor-Progressive Federation
Ohl
Oshkosh Check Payments Show Large Increase
Wisconsin check payments in May 1936 rose 6 percent from May 1935 but fell 9 percent from April 1936, per University of Wisconsin data. In the two weeks ending June 10, seven Wisconsin cities posted a 27 percent year over year gain. Green Bay led May increases at 15 percent, Oshkosh up 34 percent, with several cities showing declines or no change.
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Madizen-U.p
Wisconsin
Bureau of Business Information
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Chicago
Mianneapolis
Federal Reserve
Weconsin
Apri
Bureau
Green Bay
Hudson
Mannowoe
Sheboygen
Eeu Claire
Ropero
Mresauker
Rianeliander
Shepevesn
Batch of Bills Signed Today by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signed a batch of bills including the Robinson-Patman chain store act to curb price discrimination and set limits on quantity discounts. The action could curb monopoly risks and extend antitrust protections while a Borah-Van Nuys amendment allows discrimination claimants to seek federal court action. He also signed measures enabling bonded merchandise transport by non carriers and consolidating New Mexico’s Indian Pueblos of Jemez and Pecos, plus 18 other acts including bridge projects in Wisconsin and Nebraska.
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Robinson-Patman Chain Store
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Treasury
Jemez and
Pecos
New Mexico
South Sioux Neb
Sioux City
Wisconsin
Mississippi
la Crossis
Cis
Autopsy details horrific mother and children murder case
Police report describes a chilling scene with a mother and her children killed by choking. Details hint at a violent home invasion and a suspect statement about who could have entered the residence. The article notes a poor environment and ongoing investigations as detectives pursue leads.
North China brace for new Japanese moves in region
North China faces tense signs of Japanese plans as Gen Sung Cheh Yuan visits Gen Han Fu Chu amid reports of Tokyo backing development of North China resources. Japanese pressure aims to redraw provincial control including Hopei Chahar and Shantung, with troops already in part occupying Hopei and Chahar.
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United Press
Tientsin
China
Chiang Kai Shek
Sung Cheh Yuan
Hopei-Caalar
North China
Peiping
Han Fu Chu
Shantung Province
Hoped Tientsin
Hoepei
Chahar
Kalgan
Shontung Liei
Hopei
Wan Fu Chu
Nanisin
Yin Ju Keng
Sung
Heped
Shantung
Democrats Ready to Depart for Milwaukee Meeting
Democrats plan departure for a convention in Milwaukee with leaders and observers from several states expected to attend. John Gibson, head of a midwestern centrists committee, attends to discuss local arrangements as Milwaukee hosts the gathering.
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Milwaukee
Neuere
Pialaned
John Gisen
Reeves Locum
Ing
Milwaukes
La Follette Names Four Appointees to Examiners Board
Wisconsin Governor La Follette appoints four new members to the Examiners Board. Teeter, Dr. Henry J. Groemtra of Milwaukee, and Mahom Sidwanew are among the appointees, with official confirmations expected soon.
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LA Follette
Examiners Board
Madison
Henry J. Groemtra
Milwaukes
Henry Fice
Mahom Sidwanew
Congress sends tax bill to White House ends long session
Congress votes 42 to 29 to approve the revenue measure altering corporate tax structure and moves toward adjournment of the Seventy fourth Congress. House clears senate ship subsidy bill ending a filibuster on the treasury post office appropriation. Work on Guffey Vinson price fixing continues unresolved as windup proceeds.
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Nathan, Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Treasury-Post Office
Unity of Liberals Is Advocated at Progressive Rally
William T. Having of Madison declares his views solo not for any group. He urges liberal blocs to unite against autocracy and explains joining the Farmer-Labor-Progressive federation. He recalls early ties with Dan Hoan and notes shared progressive socialist roots.
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Wiliam ‘T. Having
Madison
State Farmer
Evjue
Federation
Karmer- Labor-Progressive Federation
Dhe Din
Sef
Farmer-Labor- Progressive Federation
University of Waisconsut
Dan Hoan
Leame
Wisconsin
Dan
Purge WPA Rolls Of Illegal Foreigners Campaign
A Los Angeles report describes a drive under the agency to remove WPA rolls of foreigners. Mrs Will Rogers is named as a extortion victim tied to threats of exposure. The article notes a letter demanding money and mentions police engagement and investigations into the alleged plot.
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WPA
Will Rogers
Lemke Third-Party Bid Sparks Midwest Debate
Midwest leaders studied Rep William Lemke's third party bid as a split of the Progressive vote looms. Townsend, Coughlin, Taft and Long factions weigh supports while Lemke outlines a platform. observers expect endorsements from several smaller groups.
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Chicago
William Lemke
Howard Y. Willams
Farmer-Labor Party
Williams
Sioux Falls
S.cd
Lemke
William Handolph Hearst
Frayne E. ‘Townsend
Cleveland
Gerald Smith
Huey Long
Philip Ta Follette
Progressive Party
Coughlin
John A. Reichmann
United Press State
Washington
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Aid M. Tandon
Charles Sk. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Freneis FE
Townsend
New Deal Delegates Seek Command At Philadelphia Convention
In Philadelphia the Democrats project calm as New Dealers take control of the convention prep. James A. Farley announces Roosevelt’s renomination with 1,100 votes and a shift to majority rule. Meanwhile Cleveland hosts prep for the Republican gathering, with leaders and delegates gathering amid talk of a third party led by Lemke.
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Philadelphia
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Cleveland
National Committee
New York
Republican National Committee
Lemke
North Dakota
War Chest Aims to Revive Construction Industry
A government report reveals an $85 million fund intended to jump start the lagging construction sector while a $13.777 million housing program shows limited spending. Officials warn Congress that the broader stimulus may stall amid party and leadership tensions.
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Washington
Treasury
Case Ress
Wisconsin Farmer Labor Progressive federation opens in Madison
About 200 delegates and alternates attend the first annual convention at the Recreational building. Henry Ohl Jr. is elected permanent chairman. A resolution endorsing a national third party is adopted, and telegraphic best wishes are sent to the Minnesota Farm Labor party. Mayor Hoan and editors plan talks on party viewpoints. The resolution is seen by some as out of line with northern county pushes. Continued on page 2.
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Wisconsin Farmer-Labor- Progressive = federation
Henry Ohl Jr
Ohl
Niel Troan
Milwaukee
William T. Exjue
Madison
Starry Jack
Mortonville
Wisconsin State Cooperative Milk Pool
Hoan
Socialist Party
Evjne
Jack
Federation
Farmer-Labor Party of
Minnesota
Twelve Die In Bronx Apartment Collapse
In New York a Bronx apartment building collapse killed twelve people and injured twelve others. Police and fire crews recovered seven more bodies from the wreckage, bringing the toll to twelve with officials later saying no additional fatalities were expected.
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New York
Bronx
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Keo
Lindy Warren
North Arotina
Bankhead
Los Angeles
Joseph EF. Snyder
Department of the
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U. Wo Ieee
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Tyes
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Teaterer
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