Repeal of 1 a.m. tavern closing and union label bill advance
Madison crowd hears first hearing on Gov La Follette's 209 million public works plan as the senate advances the Zimny repeal of the 1 a.m. tavern closing and the Kelly union label bill. Both face final passage next week amid debate over local flexibility and enforcement limits.
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Senate
Madison
State Assembly
Philip la Fallette
Milwaukee
Arthur Zimny
Kelly
International Typographical Union
Milwaukee Family Court
Assembly
la Follette
Joint Committee On Finance
Industry
Thomas M. Duncan
Manifesd
Finance Committee
Wisconin Finance Authority
Banking Agency
Wisconsin
Finance Authority
Sara Nan
World's Alr Opens Today at San Diego
San Diego marks the California Pacific exposition with gates open at Balboa Park as 50,000 expected for opening ceremonies. President Roosevelt to address the crowd from the White House, while hotels overflow and traffic streams in over El Camino Real.
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Pauli Zimmerman
Associated “ “Press
San Diego
Calif
Biserne
Balboa Park
el Camino Real
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Duan Rodriguez Cabrillo
San Diego Bay
United States
Spain
Proposed survey for state cement plant opposed at hearing
At a Milwaukee assembly labor committee hearing officials of Manitowoc Portland Cement opposed a state owned cement plant feasibility survey. They argued the inquiry would reveal business secrets and formulas to competitors and threaten due process by empowering named lawmakers to subpoena industry experience.
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Madison
Assembly Labor Committee
Manitowoc Portland Cement Company
Vanderwerp
David Sigman
Tao Rivers
Edward Kiefer
Milwaukee
Manitowoc
John Wf. Handles
Wisconsin State Federation
Lanor
Flancin Plan for Dictator Turned Down in France
Paris reports the finance committee rejected Premier Pierre Etienne Flandin's bid for dictatorial financial powers by 25 to 15, while Flandin vows a personal appeal to the chamber. He warns devaluation if denied and presses secrecy on measures. Edouard Herriot and Louis Germain-Martin clash over the project as 30 leading businessmen urge action to protect the franc. The Bank of France raises its discount rate to 6 percent amid gold reserves drain.
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Richard G. Massack
Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Pierre - Etienne Flandin
France
Flandin
Ministry of Justice
Chamber
Edouard Herriot
Louis Germain-Martin
Herriot
Bank of France
Beloit Police Hold Alleged Accomplice In Lamp Murder
Walburt Davis, a Negro, accused of being an accomplice in the killing of Fred Lamp, a 42 year old merchant police man, was turned over to Beloit police after surrendering in Harvard Illinois. Bob Mosley, also named, was being sought by southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois authorities. Police kept scarce details but said a 42 caliber revolver fired the fatal shots as officers pursued two suspects after a reported attempt to steal a car.
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Beloit
Wis
U.P
Walburt Davis
Fred Lamp
Teo
Chemung. Tl
Davis
Harvard
Ill
Georgia
Nebraska
Bob Mosley
Negra
Officer Lamp
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Amp
Troma
Lamp
Slinger Village Electrics Rates Ordered Cut
Madison Wis March The state public service commission ordered Slinger village electric rates reduced by 2800 annually based on 1934 returns showing a 5 percent return on a 9530 investment. Village officials agreed to the cut which will lower annual revenues of about.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Slinger Village
State Public Service Commission
Lumber dealer dies in Superior after long life in real estate
In Superior Wisconsin the local lumber dealer and longtime real estate figure passed away last night after a career spanning several decades. mourners recall his industry leadership and community work.
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Superior
Wis
Omy
Peputrdy
Sears
Mobilization of Italian Forces Boosted Unveiled Soon
A forthcoming Italian mobilization communiqué will announce an increase in troops from 800 000 900 000 to about 1 006 000. Premier Mussolini stated he plans to keep this number, and the move covers east African units and the return of troops from Africa to Italy.
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Mussolini
Senate
Rim
Italy
Africa
Redfern Jungle Magician Story Recounted by Explorer
Tom Roche relays a tale that American aviator Paul Redfern, missing since 1927, lives as a “great white medicine man” in a Dutch Guiana jungle. Roche says Redfern, injured in a crash, kept a hut roofed with his salvaged fuselage, and asks his father Dr Frederick Redfern and wife Gertrude to know he is alive. Roche offered to lead a rescue mission if sanctioned by U S authorities.
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Colon
Panama
Paul Redfern
Dutch Guiana
Tom Roche
Redfern
Brunswick
Rio de Janeiro
Roche
James L. Parr
U. S
Park
State Department
Washington
Oifer
Frederick C. Redfern
Washington, D. C
Gertrude
Cleveland
United States
Weyerhaeuser Family Arrives Amid Kidnapping Standoff
Wealthy Weyerhaeuser relatives Frederick and Rudolph arrive from Minnesota as a 6:35 p.m. Pacific deadline nears for ransom in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. They refuse to discuss motive, while stockholders in Weyerhaeuser timber interests are rumored to be meeting.
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Leland Hanna
Tacoma
Weyerhaeusr
Minnesota
George Weyerhaeuser
Frederick
Rudolph Weyerhaeuser
Weyerhaeuser
Weserhaeuser
St. Paul
Rudolph
Cloquet
Minn
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Kidnaning
Rudealpl Weyerhaeuser
Raiiser
Tate
Seattle
Ian Kudriapecs
Mao Anil
Monty
Memorial Day Tribute Parade in Oshkosh
Memorial Day program in Oshkosh honors living and dead veterans with a 9:15 parade formation at South Main and Seventh and Eighth streets, 9:30 parade start, 10:30 memorial at Riverside Cemetery. Veterans from Civil War to World War II attend, with memorial address by Rev David Bent and Lincoln Gettysburg Address by Tyriver. Mayor Wieceroog hosts. ceremonies conclude with a prayer, benediction, and a choir.
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South Main
Seventh and
Eighth Streets
Riverside Cemetery
Tores
Tree Wars
Grand Army of the Republi
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Rainbow Veterans
Oshkosh
Riverside Cematery
David I Bent
First Congregational Church
C. A. Wiecerugg
Theodore Trion
St. Pauls Evangelical Church
Denis Tyriver
Ray Devoe
Williama
Derry
Walter Bartel
Rhe Varicuh Barnes
Fear Company Bids to Buy Land for Impounded Project
Farmers in a Wisconsin county resist a proposal allowing the Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co to purchase eight percent of farmland and condemn fifteen percent for a major dam and road project. They fear the plan would give the company leverage over land worth more in eight years and demand just compensation. Local officials, including Mayor George Dees, note community concerns as about 3,000 residents may be affected.
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Masdiven
Wael
Siedhon
Wahlen
Earch
Senderan
John Winter
Stratford
Rand
Brazeau
Wisconsin Rapids
Altars | Ney
Consolidated Water Power and Paper Company
Cai
George Dees
Marsifield
Piunitapeal
Peiedd
Huge Haul Of Fish By WERA Crew At Lake Venture
A WERA crew harvested an immense catch north of Oshkosh on Lake Wonnedarge, totaling around 30 tons of pickerel and sheephead. Foreman Joseph Wagner led 168 men in the operation with heavy supervision from district engineer Rentlew and WRAL representative Ay Fo Parl fretel.
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Oshkosh Northwestern
Asylum Bay
Winnebago
WERA
Oshkosh
Wonnedarge
Albert Fo Dunheda
Coastian Awarden
Joseph Wagner
Harty
Werden
Rentlew
Wral Wen Boty i Oshkasi
Johnson To Draft New Program In Industrial Regulation
Johnson, as first administrator of NIRA, returns to Washington to craft a tentative plan to extend industry regulation under codes. AP learns Joba is asked to oversee a site used by the Supreme Court rating, as lawmakers debate federal action and new legislation to regulate labor and industry.
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New York
C—llugh S. Folineson
NIRA
Joba
Associated Press
White Mouse
Supreme Court
United Thess
Robert
Fo Wagner
Found Dead in Garage in Mardyvi Wisconsin
Police report a man and boy feared dead in a garage incident in Mardyvi Wisconsin. Two children survive as investigators describe a grim scene and confirm victims and potential causes are under review.
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Mardyvi
Wis
Price War Fears Rise as NRA Codes Persist and Workers Watch
Roosevelt studies voluntary codes to replace NRA pacts while liberals urge a constitutional amendment to regulate hours wages and trade. A coal strike threat looms for 400 000 workers as unions back the Guffey bill. Many industries stand by existing hours and wages despite the court ruling that the Blue Eagle is dead. Price cutting sparks concern of business demoralization with firms in many sectors trimming costs and welfare programs.
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United Press
NRA
Roosevelt
Congress
Organized Labor
James A. Shanley
Connecticut
J. A. Rawlings
Associated Press
Chicago
Supreme Court
New York
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Mhiip K. Wrigley
William Wrigley Dr
Huy Ianufcturers
John McKinley
Marshall Field & Quinpemny
International Association of Blue Print and Allied Twighr
Mark Cressup
Dart Schaffner and Marx Rhothing
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AuGanabih Dewers Association
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