Morgan Hurls Challenge at the President
Washington report on A. E. Morgan disputing Roosevelt's move to remove him as TVA chairman. The letter to H. A. Morgan defends TVA leadership and reveals details from a congressional inquiry into charges of mismanagement and alleged private power interests.
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Morgan
TVA
H. A. Morgan
Roosevelt
Washington
A. E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ohio
H.A. Morgan
Congressional Investigating Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Muscle Shoals
Mr. Lilienthal
Harcourt A. Morgan
Arthur E. Morgan
Senate-House
Spain Refuses Exchange for Dahl Rebel Prisoner
Spain declines to swap an insurgent prisoner for Harold E. Dahl, an American pilot shot down last July. Dahl remains in hospital, says he would not fit for the insurgents again, and his wife has pressed for his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamanca
Spain
Harold E. Dahl
Dahl
United
Armstrong of Racine enters governor race in 193? bid
William H. Armstrong, former Racine mayor 1919 to 1931 with a gap, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. Armstr ong, also national commander of the United Spanish War Veterans in 1933, had previously shifted support in a 1931 mayoral race, backing Socialist candidate Swoboda over Herzog and another foe.
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Racine
Wie
Wyam
Armstrong
Bigmame
Young Republican Club
Armstront
United Spanish War Veterans
Wiliam Swoeboda
Swoboda
Ge Herzog
Elimination of PWA Allotment Urged by Byrd
Senator Byrd of Virginia urged dropping the 965 million dollar PWA fund from the relief and public works bill calling it pump priming that would drain the treasury and not bring prosperity. He would also cap administrative costs at five percent of the spending lending program.
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Virginia
Treasury
Washington
Byrd
Works Progress Administration
Senate
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Otha Wearin
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Hatch
New Mexico
Congress
Inclusion
Barkley
Kentucky
Wheeler
Montana
Hopkins
Houtlef
Holt
West Virginia
United States
Hitler
Harry
Jimmy Roosevelt
Paine Webber Faces State Court Injunction Action
New York State Attorney General John J. Bennett Jr moves in state supreme court to block all partners of Paine Webber & Co from securities business in New York. Allegations include frauds involving substitution of unmarketable securities for diversified investment trusts totaling about 16 million dollars. Six trusts are named among the defendants. a hearing date of June 7 is set for show cause why injunctions should not issue.
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New York
John J. Bennett Jr
State
Supreme Court
New York Stock Exchange
of Paine, Webber & Co
New York State
Bennett
John R. O'Hanlon
Paine, Webber & Co
Paine,Webber Group
O'Hanlon
First Income Trading Corporation
Continental Securities Corporation
Reynolds Investing Company, Inc
Insuranshares Corporation
Delaware
Bond & Share Trading Corporation
Burco, Inc
Samuel I. Rosenman
Paine, Webber
La Follette Eyes Return to GOP as Greene Reports Republican Rally
Jefferson County Republican club heard Howard T. Greene name 3334 as the GOP nominee for governor while Philip F. La Follette pondered rejoining the Republican ticket to gain binding support for his National Progressive push. Greene noted La Follette pressed allies statewide to back the Republican line. The meeting at Lac, June 3 and 4, saw reorganized officers with Watertown’s Christos Arun Jr. as chair and Lee W. Roehle as vice chair. other posts filled including Mrs. Leo Barsknecht and W. Norris.
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Jefferson
Wis
Philip F. la Follette
Howard T. Greene
Jefferson County
Republican Club
la Follette
Wiliam D. Hoard Jr
Fort Atkinson
W. D. Norris
Palmyra
Norris
W. C. Roeder
Watertown
O. C Wertheamer
Robert P. Kerry
Lake Molis
FIND NO NEGLIGENCE IN FATAL GAR GRASH
Madison officials say a coroner's jury found no gross negligence by the drivers in a May 14 crash near San Prairie that killed Frances Galica aged 21 and Edwin Hafemann aged 44 of Oshkosh. The victims were riding with George Recle of Omro when his car collided with Edward L. Toche's Madison vehicle.
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Madison
Asst
Dist
Lloyd J. Pause
Pause
Edward A. Fischer
San Prairie
Frances Galica
Edwin Hafemann
Oshkosh
George Recle
Omra
Edward L. Toche
Buckman Officials Prohibited From Selling Personal Property
Madison court issues an order barring three Buckman company officials from disposing of personal property to cover a $6,000 attorney fee. The restraining order, sought by William Sporb, targets RB, EF Barkman, Lane C George, and FOC Seey Mast as they face Milwaukee trial for alleged securities law violations. An appeal on the tax case will go to the county board of review and a prehearing financial accounting is required.
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Madison
Jundge A. C. Hoppmann
BLE Buckman Company
William Spobr
Buckman
EF Barkman
View Pres
Lane C George
Seey Foc
Mast
Rioting at Goodyear Akron Plant Injures Dozens
Police and tear gas quell unrest at Goodyear Tire and Rubber plant in Akron after overnight rioting and a strike by the United Rubber Workers. At least 80 people wounded, including a shotgun victim and several shot by rifle fire.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Ray Nice
Donald Dixon
Stephen McGowan
United Rubber Workers Union
C. I. O. Union
National Guard
Adjt
Emil F. Marx
Ohio National Guard
Goodyear
Secre
Mussolini
Hitler
Weather summary and temperatures for Milwaukee and regions
Weather notes indicate cooler conditions in the northeast tonight with a likely milder Saturday in the northwest. A cool night in the southeast portion and a warmer Saturday in the northwest area are expected. Observations show a mix of cloudy skies in the a m hour with variable afternoon readings. Phoenix recorded a high of 104 and Marquette a low of 40 with a barometer around 29.45.
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Prac
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Marquette
Blackstaff Observatory
Wecnesdavy
Cerbere Bombed by Suspected Spanish Planes
Describes a nighttime air raid on Cerbere France by suspected Spanish insurgent aircraft. Fourteen bombs fell on the railway terminal and surrounding area, wounding three from shattered glass and destroying three houses. Bombers withdrew under gunfire from local anti aircraft batteries.
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Cerbere
France
Daladier
Paris
Navy
Cesar Campinchi
Foreign Office
Port Bou
International Railway Station
Spain
Safety Dinner Draws Record Attendance in Green Bay
About 1,400 people filled Green Bay, Wisconsin, for the 11th annual Fox River Valley and Lake Shore Safety conference banquet. The event set a regional attendance record, with 37 cities and villages from 12 counties represented. Lt. Gov. Herman J. Exner and James B. Gheen of New York City spoke at the banquet.
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Green Bay
Wis
Fox River Valley
Lake Shore
Ais
Herman J
Exern
James B. Gheen
New York Ciy
German Minelayer Missing with Four Crew
Report says a German minelayer and four crew members are missing after a sinking near Langerong Island off Germany. The plane making the last flights crashed during the incident, with no further confirmation on survivors or causes.
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Berlin
Omeritlaser Trion
Crewe
Kael
Navy
Iland
Langerong
Germany
North Stalbart
Davis fights rail wage slash in 15 percent cut case
Cleveland report says A F Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen announced Thomas Davis of Minneapolis as attorney to represent the brotherhood in challenging the railroad's 15 percent wage reduction demand.
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Cleveland
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Thomas Davis
Minneapolis
Lom
Senate conferees press pay variations in wage bill
Senate conferees back pay differentials as they shape a compromise wage hour bill. Southern members Ellender Pepper push softened standards and regional differentials, while others favor a broader 40 cent minimum and 44 hour week.
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Senate
Washington
Ellender
House
Pepper Cnd
Seratar Murray
Tesarrat
Montana
Thomas
Utah
Idaho
Wisconsin
Harrison
Warren R. Austin
Vermont
United States
Ted
Rome
Romanian Iron Guard Leader Sentenced to Ten Years
The Iron Guard leader Bucharesh PO Cerne Alea Comreari received a ten year term after a six month sentence begins April 19 for allegedly attacking a cabinet member during a roundup of 1500 followers. Authorities claim a plotted revolution and capture of King Carol.
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Bucharesh PO Cerne
Alea Comreari
Toa Tietua
Oleg
Iron Guard
Codresnu
Carol
Oattorrese
Roosevelt lets tax bill become law without signature
President Roosevelt announced at the Arthursdale Homesteads commencement that he would permit the five billion dollar tax bill to become law without his signature. He warned about unwise parts of the bill while noting the undisturbed profits tax and the flat rate capital gains proposal. He urged a tax revision to spur new enterprise but warned untaxed savings might not fund new investment.
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Arthursdale Homesteads
W. Va
Roosevelt
Arthursdale Homesteads School
Arthursdale
Rebels claim heavy defections amid derailment attacks in Mexico
Government reports over 1,100 followers of Rebel Leader Saturnina Cedrio surrendered as federal troops press San Luis Potosi province. A derailment near Jaral del Berne disrupted a Mexico City Laredo train after rail spikes were removed. No injuries reported among passengers. bandits reportedly fled before pursuit by air and ground forces.
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Mexico City
Saturnina Cedrio
Americ Jean Touryt
Moore
San Lu
Pototi
Cedrila
Tam
San Luis Potosi
Mexico City- Laredo
Tex
Jaral Dy Berne
Rebvis
Ty Tederyt
Faye Tr Ones
Ce Peery
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Webber
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New York Supreme Judiciary
Phil LA Follette
P,avers
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Akron Hubber
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Bench Town
HEBEL
Davis
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Camp Fire Girls
Junior Auxiliary
Sons of the
Chicago
Florence Johnson
South Side
Margaret Witten
Thomas Crosby
Harold Fogarty
Crosby
F. K. James
Johnson
Kenneth
Florence
Fogerty
Florence Castile Thompson
Anne Ruchta
Thompson
Hestese
Wes Don
Jbrek
James
Priices
Alies Ruchita
Maas
Ted Ath
Brik
Joint Conference Committee
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