Patman Bonus Bill Heads to White House for Roosevelt Veto
Senate supporters say they have picked up votes and will send the Patman bonus bill to President Roosevelt, who will veto it. Some say two or three more votes are needed for a two thirds override, with the roll call likely next week. Early notes the president will veto for political reasons, urging Congress to sustain the veto.
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Weyerhaeuser Former Head Dies in Tacoma
J. P. Weyerhaeuser 76 longtime president of Weyerhaeuser Timber Co dies of pneumonia in Tacoma Wash Born Coal Valley Illinois November 4 1858 son of founder Frederick Weyerhaeuser Began West Coast lumber move near turn of century moved to Tacoma 1944 helped build company into region’s largest lumbering firm Widower three years and retired years earlier succeeded by Frederick S Bell of Winona Minnesota
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Ilinois
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Getz predicts a new face may lead GOP in 1536 race
Washington reports Republican National Committee treasurer George F Getz says the party is nearly debt free and ready for presidential campaigning. He notes a holdover deficit of about 40000 dollars covered by pledges and forecasts expanded publicity staff to pressure New Deal critics while preparing daily and weekly mail news services for newspapers.
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Carow Bill Pushed To Replace Property Taxes With Luxuries Levy
Madison assembly tax panel today backed Speaker J W Carow's bill to shift from general property taxes to new levies on luxuries amusements chain stores incomes estates and tobacco. The measure would raise about 36 million dollars a year to fund roads and schools and create a revised tax package including a broad theater and amusement tax and sales tax on sporting goods cosmetics and other merchandise.
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Stimulation for Steady Work Urged by Industry
A report by 50 major industrial executives on the presidents social security program urges sympathy and support while calling for changes to spur employers to provide steady work. Simultaneously the Senate Finance Committee altered the proposal to allow individual company unemployment reserves as in Wisconsin but did not reach a final vote on the broader economic protection bill.
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Wisconsin Campus Doused as “W” Men Move to Disrupt LID Meeting
Rousing confrontation on Lake Mendota ends with four attendees soaked after members of the university’s “W” faction, allied with anti-radical groups, plunge them into the lake during a League for Industrial Democracy session. Police and faculty pleas fail to halt the disruption as Sweetland and others reflect on free speech and campus tensions.
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New York
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St. Loui
Marvin Peterson
Manitowoc
Milton Kummer
Billi Millar
Marshfield
James Nelsen
Intercollegiate Socialist Society
Daniel W. Hoan
Malwaukee
High tension wire accident kills two near Orono Knoll school
Two men died instantly and a third was badly burned when a derrick arm and cable touched a high tension line at Knoll school five miles northwest of Orono. Victims include William Coats and William Meltz. Henry Lee survived injuries. Carl Marohn uninjured. Meltz was hired to deepen the well. Coats and Meltz were Knoll school board members. Arthur Hass helped transport the injured to Omro.
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Rushford
Wiliam Meltz
Omro
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Poygan
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Ororo
Northwestern
Willian’ Meliz
Carl Marohn
Coats
Lee
Marohn
Knoll
Meltz
Neenah
Winneconne
Arthur Hass
Winnebago County
Suit Against Senator Kelly Dismissed by Judge Zimmerman
Mrs. Clara Bergum of Madison sued Senator Morley G. Kelly of Fond du Lac for $500 damages over an assault and battery claim. Judge A G Zimmerman dismissed the circuit court case after Laurence Hall, her attorney, moved for dismissal, stating the matter had been satisfactorily disposed of. Bergum testified the senator struck her in a local hotel. Kelly called the charges preposterous.
Midshipmen Aid Search For Missing Annapolis Boy
A company of 240 midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy was ordered out to scour the area west of Annapolis for 7 year old Frank A Sazana Jr who has been missing since yesterday. Navy boats patrolled the Severn river while planes aided the search from the air. The boy is the son of Frank A Sazama an athletic instructor at the academy.
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Naval Academy
English lecturer charged as Nazi agent in Graz case
Graz Austria British subject Victor Adams English lecturer at Graz University was arrested on charges of being a Nazi agent. Police say he transmitted communications between secret Nazi groups in Austria and German Nazis in Munich and he traveled frequently to Germany.
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Measles Claims Two Victims In One Home
Measles claimed two victims in the Lafe family in Oregon Wisconsin within 18 hours. Robert Linsey aged 5 died late Tuesday afternoon and his brother Norman aged 3 died Wednesday. Double funeral services will be conducted.
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Lawrence of Arabia Colonel Weakening After Motorcycle Injury
Col T B Lawrence known as Lawrence of Arabia was gradually growing weaker this evening with slight hope for recovery from injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident in Wool Dorsetshire England.
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President Roosevelt backs Richberg seven point NRA plan
Washington U P reports President Roosevelt approved a seven point NRA program submitted by Richberg and the NIRA board. It includes a two year NRA extension a three to six month revision window for codes interstate commerce scope voluntary codes with wage hours and child labor limits and protection of small enterprises plus enforcement by injunctions and hearings to safeguard individual rights.
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American Legion Leader to Speak in Fremont Sunday
National Commander Frank N. Belgrano of the American Legion will address a mass meeting in Fremont, Wis, tied to the legion's fishing party. Later he will fly to Mondavi for a dinner meeting of the Tenth district region conference. Officials say he will discuss the organization's bonus fight in Washington.
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Menasha Man Taken In Dry Raid
Revenue agents acting under John W. Roach arrested Erwin Lusha of Menasha in a three county dry raid. Lusha faced charges of operating without a license and possessing untaxed liquor for sale and was fined or given jail terms. Authorities described a basement still, moonshine, and a ventilated production room used to manufacture about 30 gallons daily.
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Fox River Valley
Erwin Lusha
Lincoln Street
Menasha
Lusha
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Ciper
Monch
Green Bay
Reach
Calumet County
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Chilton Uns
Hiicense
Winnebago County
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Liusha
Hoover Attacks NRA in Campus Interview
Former President Herbert Hoover blasts the NRA as anti competitive and a vehicle for monopolies. He says codes suppress recovery and harm small businesses. Hoover urges abolishing the NRA and criticizes regulatory schemes as un American and failed.
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New York
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Relief lists shortened in 145 cities
The Associated Press reports White House deliberations on the new works relief plan. Hopkins outlines controlled project grants and loans, with state contributions required, and a nationwide network of local offices to manage applications. He argues against government competition with private industry and notes a 1.4 percent drop in 145 cities' relief rolls.
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Peruvian Leader and Wife Slain in Lima
Lima reports Antonio Miro Quesada, a Peruvian political leader, and his wife Maria Laos were killed on Wednesday. A young political fanatic fired, then attempted suicide as he walked toward Club Nacional for luncheon.
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