Roosevelt Responds To NRA Ruling With Broad Power Debate
President Roosevelt commented on the Supreme Court NRA decision, framing the issue as whether the federal government or states should regulate national economic and social conditions. He warned the ruling could end the federal alcohol control agency and questioned federal power over crop production, signaling a renewed call for public debate in the coming years.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
The
Securities Commission
Alcohol Centro Administration
Congress
AAA
Student Pilot and Plane Lands at Municipal Airport
A man identified as John Gubbins lands a biplane at Municipal airport after taking it from Curtiss Wright airport near Milwaukee. He claims to be a student pilot with no license, says he flew to Indianapolis, and is questioned and released by Illinois aeronautics inspectors. Authorities note a woman believed to be his mother and a dog were aboard. the plane belonged to Frank Petruska of Milwaukee.
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Chicago
John Gubbins
Curtiss- Wright
Milwaukee
Municipal
Gubbins
Illinois Aeronautics Commission
George West
United States Department of Commerce
Indianapolis
West
Federal
Tor Bridges
Uliasis Aeronautics Commission
Frank Petruska
Bridges
Alara
Curtiss-Wright
Sheriffs Office
John Gubbings
Madison
Raymond J. Cannon
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Philip F. la Folette
Chamber
Joint Legislative Finance Committee
Van Brunt Still in Serious Condition
Willard A. Van Brunt an 88 year old retired manufacturer and philanthropist from Horicon Wisconsin remained in serious condition at Good Samaritan Hospital reports his physician Dr William Tuffield. He recently provided retirement aid to 94 former workers and widows of five others at Huriian hands totaling more than 240000 after breaking a hip in a fall last Friday.
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Los Angeles
Willard A. van Brunt
Horicon
Wis
Good Samaritan Hospital
William Tuffield
Governor to defend $209000000 works program on air
Madison reports Governor La Follette will broadcast a 7 to 7:15 p.m. radio address detailing how municipal projects will pair with the Wisconsin Finance Authority to fund local works. He will discuss carrying projects within debt limits and respond to critics in a program linked to the nations economic relief plan.
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la Follette
WIMJ
Mibwaukee
WIBA
WHA
Wisconsin Finance Authority
Landis delays ruling in Johnson Kamm dispute
Chicago four base baseball report says Commissioner Landis refused to decide the Johnson Kamm case, deferring to Alva Bradley as owner actions unfold. Willie Kamm plans Cleveland return to confer on his future status, Johnson leaves in high spirits. A Fox Valley league formed at Omro with Menasha Neenah Oshkosh Omro and Winneconne. Y Rickaby elected president and Lewis Werthman named secretary-treasurer.
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Kenesaw MM. Landis
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Willie Kamm
Alva Bradley
Cleveland
Kamm
Bradley
Johnson
Fox Valley League
Omra
Menasha
Neenah
Oshkosh
Winneconne
Y. Rickaby
Lewis Werthman
Omron
Cheese Butter Law Nears Wisconsin Statute
Madison report states a bill mandating Wisconsin restaurants to offer two thirds of an ounce of Wisconsin cheese and two thirds of an ounce of butter with every 25 cent meal has been signed by Governor La Follette and becomes law on official publication.
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Madison
Wisconsin
la Follette
Holiday Death Toll In Wisconsin
Wisconsin holiday deaths include a Milwaukee woman and three children in separate accidents. Mrs. Alois Zettl, 43, died in a bad highway crash near Cedar Grove. Iona Buffington, 14, drowned at Big Eau Picnic River. Loretta Blaser, 4, died after darting into traffic near Elkhorn. Two Chicago youths in a CCC group drowned on Lake 26 at Danbury when boats collided. other campers and girls were rescued.
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UPI
Wisconsin
Alois Zettl
Iona Buffington
Marshfield
Loretta Blaser
Elkhorn
Frank
Cedar Grove
Highway 141
Sheboygan County
Zettl
Miss Buffington
Big Eau Picnic
Marathon County
Blaser
Lake Danbury
Wis
Chicago
CCC
Here
Stanley Tomulonis
George Ulbricht
Lyle Chelmo
Webster
Sophie Yaroski
Alice Brown
Superior
George Sandman
Foxboro
Ermal Yadon
Chelmo
Tomulonis
Libricht
Pope Pius XIII Congratulated by World Leaders
Vatican City UP reports Pope Pius III, aged 78, received congratulations from rulers and eminent persons worldwide. He remains in excellent health and kept a busy schedule fulfilling duties. Only 37 of 261 papacies have equaled or exceeded his length. observers hope for a pontificate as long as Pius VII or Pius VI.
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Vatican City
Pius, III
Seo Alt
Pius VI
Fire two years ago leads to an arrest in Wisconsin
Elkhorn Wisconsin deputy state fire marshal obtained an ignition motive warrant for Joseph Sedlak thirty two of Chicago charging the one hundred thousand dollar blaze that destroyed Dr H S Warren's Lake Geneva mansion two years ago Sedlak was identified by Lake Geneva residents as seen near the palatial home before the fire extradition papers were sent to Madison to return him to Walworth county for trial Sedlak already is in Chicago police custody
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Elkhorn
Wis
H.S. Warren
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Joseph Sedlak
William Greenwald
Madison
Wak
Walworth County
Sedlake
School for Adult Indians on Lac du Flambeau to Run Summer Sessions
Krell M. Quwl of the Ashland Indian agency announced a three month summer program for adult Indians on the Lac du Flambeau reservation spanning Vilas and Iron counties. The Lac du Flambeau Indian day school staff will conduct the classes.
Public Service Waives Phone Exchange Discontinuation
The Public Service Commission authorized Commonwealth Telephone to discontinue the Mountain Opante region exchange and transfer customers to the Wabeno and Suring exchanges, affecting local lines in Madison area.
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Wincenin Public Service Commission
Commonwealth Telephone Company
Mountain
Wabeno
Suring J
Earthquake Ravages Quetta and Baluchistan
An 3 am quake shook northeast India for under a minute causing vast devastation. Officials report 44 soldiers killed at Quetta with unofficial death tolls up to 30,000, many injured and communications severed. Quetta and Mastung suffer heavy losses as barracks and native districts are damaged.
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Quetta
Baluchistan
Mastung
Simla
Karachi
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Ament Thace
Jeone Meredith
Janes
Prelites Department
Wile
Fier Meter
Bradmorel
Charles Paxter
Pronocus
Punjab
Norman Carter
Fiear
Nerashear Coffiers
Bouisson Faces Cabinet Test as French Crisis Grows
Paris dispatch reports Premier-designate Fernand Bouisson struggles to form a government as Edouard Herriot and radical socialists weigh terms. Bank of France gold withdrawals rise to record levels amid political stalemate, with Herriot urged to join Bouisson’s coalition.
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Associated Press Foreign Staff
Associated Premiier
Herris
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Bouisson
Edouard
Paris
Merriot
Raymond Poine Jeare
Cnance
Gerriiire Martin
Senre
Preomyer-Decignate
Gail
Herriot
Beauisson
Andre ‘Tardieu
Radical Socialista Onf
Kidnap Suspect Held in Kansas City
Director J Edgar Hoover announced Walter O Malley also known as Walter Holland was arrested May 27 in Kansas City Missouri for the August Suer kidnapping. He entered his apartment on Independence Avenue near Twenty fifth Street carrying a .38 caliber pistol.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department Bureau of Investigation
Walter O'Malley
Kansas City
O'Malley
Walter Holland
Hoover
Independence Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Kidnapping Case Sparks Talk of Reward and Suspects
In Tacoma a $24,000 reward may be offered within days if six year old George Weyerhaeuser is not exchanged for a $200,000 ransom. Federal agents may take over under the Lindbergh Law as the Weyerhaeuser family remains in seclusion. Ed Bentz, once linked to Machine Gun Kelly, is named as a possible suspect amid ties to the Bates and Karpis mobs.
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Associated Press
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Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Torliy
Teddy
Geor
Daind
Weyerhaeuser Ir
Sul
Tto
Chen
Ed Bentz
Taenma
George
Felon O
Finet
Bertz
Lat
Bates Gang
Karpis
Weyerhaeuser
Renta
Krarpix
Bremer
St Paul
Floods Sweep Front Range as Death Toll Rises in Colorado and Wyoming
Floods across Colorado and Wyoming claim multiple lives with 28 dead or missing in Colorado and six more in Wyoming. Colorado Springs and Pueblo endure wreckage removal while Platte River threats grow east from Fort Morgan. Bodies recovered near Glendo and Chugwater. rescues continue as lowlands flood.
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