Uphold Code Levels Says Trade Leader Urges Business Not To Change Hours
New York reports Clarper Sibley president of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged employers to uphold NRA code levels, asking them to avoid altering hours or wages while pledging fair trade and worker protections. He spoke to about 500 at a Merchants Association luncheon, stressing responsible business conduct amid NRA ambiguity.
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United States Chamber of Committee
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Merchants Association of New York
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Senate Rejects Plan for Radio Detection of Crime
The Senate rejected a plan to spend $60,000 annually on emergency radio use for crime detection and for training state agencies and the University of Wisconsin. A reconsideration was scheduled for January, amid debates over coordinating communications and fears of facility misuse.
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Satipeuiture
University of Wisensin
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Nullification of NRA Draws Diverse Wisconsin Reactions
Wisconsin leaders from industry labor business and politics react to the U S Supreme Court nullifying key NRA provisions. Figures include Sen Robert M La Follette A Matt Werner J J Handley Walter J Kohler Otto Falkirman Frank Boesel Peter Schoeman George Whyte Lawrence Stone Katherine Lenroot Joseph A Padway Sol E Abrams and others voicing support concern or calls for congressional action and state level measures.
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United States Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Recovery Administration
Robert M. la Follette
Congress
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NRA
J. J. Handley
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Walter J. Kohler
Otto Falkirman
Allis-Chalmers Manufacuring Compar
Frank Boesel
Wisconsin State
NRA Board
Peter T. Schoeman
Milwaukee Building Trades Council
Trades Council
George W. Whyte
Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Association
Federal Trade Commission
Lawrence Stone
Lenroot
Katherine Lenrowt
Children’s Bureau
U.S
Irvine Lenroot
Joseph A. Padway
Sol. E. Abrams
Schntz Brewing Compar
Ripon Democrats Targeted at Campus Symposium
A Ripon Wisconsin political symposium in a small campus hall drew a mass critique of the Democratic party. Speakers led by Silas Evans urged vigilance against perceived overreach and federal policies while calling for a platform that defends liberty and representative government.
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Republican Party
Rison
Democratic
Silas Evans
Y. Haseltine
Ripon Knitting Works
Monroe Touseint
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Democratic Party
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Lea
Bo Barbn
Reeser
River Pirates Captured Near De Soto After Robbery
Reports say two men named Frank Dawson, 28, and Fred Anderson, 24, known as River Pirates, were seized near De Soto after an attack on a Burimton road area toolhouse. Deputies and local officers pursued a boat crew along the Mississippi, freeing members of their band and arresting the suspects for armed assault with deadly weapons. The case heads to Prairie du Chien court for charges.
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Mississippi
Frank Dawson
Fred Anderson
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Praire du Chien
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Oan
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Burimeton Rilroad. the Six Af Detectee Rop Bohn
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Frank Telok
Dongen Hickok
Dennis Mewton
de Soin
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Abel Verney Amundsen
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Liniseoan
Peter Fey
Tye
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Cory Oom Tae Banat
Mystery Kidnaper Hunt Grips Tacoma Area
International chase spurs across Vancouver and Port Angeles as detectives pursue leads in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Families of the missing boy plead for a resolution while authorities tighten security and a high ransom looms over a region crippled by strikes.
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George Weyerhaeuser
Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
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George
Port Angeles
Lake Crescent
Olympic Peninsula
Captain of
State Patrol
Department of Justice
J. Berhaeuser
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Pacific Northwest
Wergerhanuser
Olympic
Puget
Hareoutte Kodnapers
Ecae Eins
Pete Tula
Cali
Trak
Blue Eagle Down Amid Claims of Achievements
An excerpt reports disputed claims by NRA authorities on job creation figures and working hours under state codes. It notes opponents argue the codes foster monopoly, penalize small businesses, and slow economic recovery, while supporters tout broad gains and efficiency.
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AMON
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Rites
Guards Pickets in Canton Clash at United Alloy Plant
Violent clashes erupted outside the Republic Steel alloy division in Canton Ohio as guards and pickets exchanged tear gas and stones. A woman was shot and seriously wounded, while authorities planned widespread walkouts across Republic plants in Ohio and elsewhere.
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Ganton, O. — i
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Alloy Division
Republic Steel Corporation
Alloy
Berger Manufacturing Company
Berger Company
Republic
J. A. Morris
WAG
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Massillon
Steubenville
Mortis
Berger Point
Suhan
Swaa
Adery
Army school bill boosts pay by fifty percent
A legislative item proposes a fifty percent salary increase for workers at the Army school. The text includes fragmented notes and unclear names, but centers on an approved or debated pay raise measure and its scope within the institution.
New Deal in Wisconsin Faces Constitutional Challenge
State Supreme Court finds recovery and relief measures unconstitutional for overstepping federal power and unapproved delegation. The Vaughan bill stalls as NRA decision influences legislative pace amid criticism of a $209 million works bill.
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Vaughan Wild
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Whittol
State Supreme Court
Boaucer
Injury Fatality In Bend Near Watertown Involving Gar Overturn
An industrial accident near Watertown resulted in a fatality when a gar overturning occurred at a bend. The incident, reported by Waterlowin authorities, involves non-specific details and unclear witness statements. Emergency crews responded to the scene and initiated standard fatality procedures. The investigation continues to determine contributing factors and exact timing.
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Per Cent On Time Savings Ordered Madison
A distorted record notes actions by state officials and a trust company board about time savings rates and banking operations. Containing references to Peter A. Clears and a conner, the text is unclear but indicates establishment of a savings framework and approval processes in 1985.
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Peter A. Clears
Aie S.on
Sebwater Corek Ces
Rey Joan’ Board
Quintuplets Birth Spoken Of In Ontario Farm Family
A Morenia Ontario report details Oliva Dionne and her husband facing mixed emotions as the five Dionne quintuplets reach their first birthday. The family’s new home across the road, church ceremony, and community gifts frame a year of public interest amid private strain and wardship by the state.
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Associated Press
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Dionne
Fiarmiause
Yvonne
Annette
Cecile
Jimilie
Mario
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No Surrender Of NRA Objectives Considered In White House Talks
In Washington the New Deal faced unresolved issues after the Supreme Court struck down the NRA. Roosevelt aides debated a voluntary code shift under revival of broader principles while key reforms like AAA amendments social security and banking were postponed. Senate and House leaders pressed for possible paths as Richberg met with top officials to seek a strategy with no clear consensus.
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Supreme Court
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Senate
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Congress
Senator Blick
Alabama
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White House
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Marcer Sibley
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Donald R. Richberg
NRA Chic
Cumminge
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Harrison
Senate Finance
Harmison
Drughten
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Ways and Means Committee
Bett Apile
Dominion
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Weather notes from Milwaukee area and region
Fragmented weather log notes mention May 28 with clouds and cooler temperatures and showers in the extreme southeast, followed by fair conditions on Wednesday. Observations from Northwestern’s station report cloudy skies, a barometer reading, and refer to conditions across Lake Michigan and surrounding areas with unclear times and measurements.
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