Law Proposed To Plug Tax Loopholes
A London dispatch reports Sir John Simon describing a Berlin conference with Adolf Hitler as revealing a strong attitude and considerable differences of opinion. He noted a planned follow up in Stresa with Mussolini and Laval as talks aim to clarify viewpoints and push progress amid European tensions.
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New York
House of Commons
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
London
Hitler
Versailles
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
Germany
Lithuania
Memel
Sir John
Simon
Vane
Stresa
Italy
Mussolini
Laval
Hauptmann Appeal Date Set For June 20 Hearing
Bruno Richard Hauptmann's appeal from his death sentence for the Lindbergh baby murder will be heard by the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals on June 20. The court, nine jurists and five Jay members, set the date after defense counsel urged a delay to October to perfect the appeal and study the 11,800 pages of testimony.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Court of Errors and Appeal
Court of
Jurists
Jay
Labor Protest Ruling At Kohler Company
National Labor Relations Board ordered Kohler to recognize the AFL affiliate as the bargaining agent for all Kohler employees. The union had won 108 to 43 in a 1934 vote. the strike continued despite the ruling. The decision stemmed from concerns the company union was formed under company domination and pressured votes.
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Kohler
Wis—i
American Federation of Labor Union
Kohler Workers’ Association
National Labor Relations Board
Kohler Company
Lato
Washington
EI W. A
Gory
Walter J. Kohler
Joseph A. P. Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Padway
Urey
Steck
Inel
W. A
Killed in Grace Crossing Crash in New Lisbon Wisconsin
A fatal accident at Grace Crossing near New Lisbon Wisconsin leaves 41 year old Laerene Bolirud dead. The crash reports show a single vehicle collision with unclear additional details while emergency crews respond. The injured and exact cause remain under investigation as authorities confirm the deceased and await further statements.
Baruch backs tax exempt bonds elimination idea
In Washington Baruch urged a constitutional amendment to end tax-exempt bonds in the future to make taxes fairer. He noted current bonds remain but favored removing exemptions, while defending wartime policies and price controls under Senate scrutiny.
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Washington, D. C
URI
Bernardo Baruch
Senate Munitions Committee
Baruch
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Huey P. Long
Charles 5. Coughlin
Arthur J, Vandenberg
Michigan
Ses
Homer T. Bone
Washington
Bove
Bonez
Barnet
Wisconsin's mineral resources spark state plan to revive industry
A regional planning committee urges expanded exploration and use of Wisconsin minerals to spur new industries and revive old ones. It highlights Richmond shale and soapstone near Wood County, dolostone and halite prospects, and calls for broader sampling and development under proposed state methods and incentives.
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Madison
Ipi
Wiscongi
Roosevel
National Planning Board
E. F. Bean
Winconsin
Cousniller
Particum Dodge
Waukesha Coun
Richmond
Brown
Gamnmet
Fond du Lac
Dodge
Walver'gomimiliee
Wood
New York
Aiprn
Aden
Bank Robbery Suspects Sought in Wisconsin Chase to Chicago
Three young robbers who used hostage tactics in a Mauston bank raid fled through southern Wisconsin and into Illinois. A deer rifle stopped their plan when a brave employee foiled the heist, sending the suspects toward Chicago with a green sedan as sightings continued along the route southeast toward the Illinois line. Reports place the fugitives near Madison and Chicago area after a cross-state pursuit, with authorities warning trains and highways as they search for the four men.
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de Laulke
Lown
Chicago
Janesville
Wis
Ditlinger
Public Enemy
Wardhen
Wisconsin
Mauston
Herve
Yesird
Illinois
John Dill
Ravine
Here
Cerry A. C
Jane
Youth Apparent Death After Beating Incident
Police investigate a youths beating case with reports of an apparent fatality. Unclear details and names are not fully legible in the surviving OCR text. Authorities urge caution as further information becomes available.
Wisconsin Utility Names New Chief Officer
S named chief of Wisconsin utility. The brief item notes leadership change at the utility, naming S as the new chief executive. Details on tenure or background are not provided in the readable text.
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Wisconsin Utility
Field Narrowed to Four Teams in Class A Tournament
Four teams advance to the Class A tournament after quarterfinal play. Matchups and venues are listed with dates and remaining stakes. Local coverage notes potential favorites and key players to watch as the event progresses toward finals.
Pneumonia Proves Lethal Despite Inhalator Failure
A fatal case unfolds as pneumonia claims the life of Margaret Foran despite use of an inhalator. Fire department response and medical attempts are noted, with authorities declaring the senior victim’s death a result of the illness and complications from the device failure.
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Milwarkee
Margaret Foran
Wiewnonie Whirk
Ieser
Political fight over relief funds sparks Congress clash
A chaotic relief funding debate pits President Roosevelt and lawmakers over who controls the dispensation of funds. Critics decry pork barrel tactics while Hopkins and Rexford Buy push for strict limits. Demonstrations arise as public administration officials fear loss of oversight.
Four Heavy Sentences for Hold Up Case
A garbled report from Wisconsin outlines four heavy sentences handed down in a hold up case. Details are unreadable in portions, but the core outcome shows the court imposing substantial penalties on the defendants involved.
Proposals Alter State Tax Rules in Graves Bill
The Progressive majority in the legislature backs a Graves tax reform bill aimed at boosting state revenue by about 1.5 million dollars yearly. The plan shifts to align with federal rules on capital losses, tightens deduction rules, taxes all stock dividends, requires household income disclosures, and mandates sworn federal tax return copies for state filings, with action expected before the next session.
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McCaill
Sen. Har Md
Graves
Madigan
Rst
Assembly
A. Beggs
Rice Take
Tinaie
Jie
Senate
Beggs
Comne Lux
Iiléa
Capit Lab
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