Wisconsin extension inquiry probes Snell dismissal
A Madison Senate committee returned to probe the University of Wisconsin extension division amid testimonies from Milwaukee faculty backing Chester D. Snell, ousted dean. Testimony detailed alleged misconduct and a controversial Hursley-Welles affair, citing political influence and objections to the appointment of Frank Ture.
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Wisconsin regents bill stirs fight over Frank post
United Press reports Senator Griswold proposes consolidating the state university and teachers college boards and limiting President Glenn Frank to an ex officio regent role. The move follows a push to remove Frank from the post and comes amid Assembly inquiry into management of state charitable and penal institutions.
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West Salem
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Board of Control
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Squilline
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Senators Probe Relief Sera Showdown FERA Looms
The United States Chamber of Commerce denounces the New Deal's 1935 program as Senators prepare a probe into relief and a potential clash over FERA. Ansar Washington is elected president of the Commerce Chamber, succeeding Henry Carriman, amid reports of White House tension with business leaders.
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Farley Predicts Roosevelt Victory at 1936 Election
Washington dispatch reports former Postmaster General James A Farley predicted at the United States Chamber of Commerce meeting that the Republicans would nominate a conservative candidate and the Democrats would reelect President Roosevelt with liberal support. He suggested big business may back the New Deal while opposing it in 1932. The event featured cabinet members and lawmakers, and discussion of regulatory and production policies, including AAA reform and trade proposals.
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Tremendous storm damage and outages in Minnesota
A chaotic OCR scraped from a Minnesota periodical describes widespread storm damage with downed poles and lines severing telegraph and telephone service. It notes affected towns, disrupted highways, and power outages, plus references to meteorological records and scope of impact across northern areas.
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Halle
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Bruno Hauptmann Charged By Counsel Named In Case
In a court proceeding Bruno Hauptmann is charged with actions presented by his counsel. The report notes legal strategy and the resulting tension as the defense and prosecution argue key points in the case. The appearance underscores the high-profile nature of the indictment and ongoing judicial process.
Debate on Harrison Compromise and Vinson Bill Clash
A heated debate opens over the Harrison compromise and the Vinson bill as lawmakers consider certificates, redemption, and wartime finance. Senator Clark and Senator Connally back different paths while veterans and voters watch the lengthy, contentious proceedings in Congress.
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Britain Tightens Air Forces Amid Stalled Peace Efforts
Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald pledges expansion of Britain's air strength to keep parity with neighbors and sustain a common front with France and Italy. He warns against weakening trust among Allied powers as Europe faces renewed tensions and calls for swift restraint on German threats.
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