Control Problem To Be Discussed At Joint Session
In Madixon Wisconsin the senate and assembly plan a joint public hearing at ten a m to discuss the liquor control bill. Senator Irving Megian of Milwaukee backs the measure alongside a governor backed plan for rate supervision of liquor sales and tax funds. The Bolens interim committee will study competing provisions on liquor control distribution and permit requirements, with potential delays not expected.
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KENNETH HOPPING
Associated Press
Madixon
WIS
senate
ge assembly
bhurtt
major billy
Irving P Megan Rt
Milwaukee
Afor
schmedeman
Harry W. Bolens
Pat Washington
ano
Wisconsin state liquor control commission
Dairy Price Aims Shape Administration Policy
The administration pursues higher dairy prices to aid farmers, with plans to reduce surplus milk and lower prices for butter and other products. A committee of agr iculture economists and dairy officials reviews processing changes and potential herd reductions, as details near a finalized report to Secretary Wal. Continued on page.
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Washington
ats
agncul
ajsistment administration
duryman
opinn
Wal
Nartans
Wisconsin Civil Works Payroll Totals By County
Milwaukee county leads with 20 720 workers under the civil works program earning about 300 000 dollars weekly. Adams county employs 215. The report lists county counts and payrolls for most counties, with Bayfield Chippewa Fond du Lac Rusk and Vilas incomplete. Additional statewide payroll total includes 29 006 in university projects.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee county
civil works administration
Robert C. Johnson
Adams county
Bayfield
Chippewa
Fond du Lac
Rusk and
Vilas
Payroth
creseeer
Barron viyeserare
BiowWl visveeteene
Buffalo sivyireree
Burnett visisivere
Calumat overar att
Clark
Columbia
Crawford sisceree
Dane
fowa bee
frott
RATS
Tackson sassveeree
Soersoit yereeves
afrncan
Kenosha
Kewaunee
Vaab Lafayette
Langlade
Lincoln
Manlawec
Marathon
Marquette
Monroe vs
University of Wisconsin
Dry Cleaners Defy NRA By Violating Code
Washington reports that many dry cleaners resisted new minimum prices set under the code. The NRA has narrowed violators by about 50 and referred them to the federal trade commission for prosecution. Smaller operators largely opposed the code while larger low-price chains stayed firm.
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Washington
NRA
cit
federal trade commission
County Pays Civil Works Workers Over Ten Thousand
County highway officials distributed 772 vouchers totaling 10 280 80 to Civil Works project workers for November 24 to December 7. A C Droppers announced two voucher lists covering December 1 to 7 with 482 vouchers for 11 23214 hours amounting to 6 22555 and 290 vouchers for 8 035 hours totaling 4 05525.
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A C
A C Droppers
Girl 13 Killed by Oil Truck Near Mishicot
Manitowoc Special Eleanor Ray aged 13 was killed near her Mishicot home when struck by an oil company truck driven by Wenzel Pesarik of Two Rivers at 4 30 p m Monday. She stepped from another car and was crossing the road when the truck skidded and the fender struck her. The driver tried to avoid impact but died instantly. Her parents Mr and Mrs William Ray reside nearby. No definite decision on an inquest has been made.
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Manitowoc
Eleanor Ray
Mishicot
oil company
Wenzel Pesarik
Two Rivers
William. Ray
Association of Commerce Defends Cheese Week Fight
A Plymouth editorial reply defends Cheese Week against local critics from the Association of Commerce. The piece accuses a small Plymouth group of acting for effect and insists no discussion is needed, reiterating support for Wisconsin cheese and the integrity of natural cheese against grinding into other products. Continued on editorial page.
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Association of Commerce of
Plymouth
Broughton
Plymouth Association of Commerce
Wisconsin
Post War Leadership Debated By Wallace And Peek
At the American Farm Bureau Federation forum Wallace urged cooperation on the crop reduction program and backing for a midwestern pressure group. Peek called for capitalist controls and expansion of export outlets for farm surpluses as a remedy to postwar imbalances.
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FRED MYERS
United Press
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
AAA
George Peek
American Farm Bureau Federation
high administration
Peck
farm organization
Wallace
Budget For 1934 Is Set By Council In Sheboygan
Sheboygan’s 1934 tax rate was set at $1.91 per thousand by the common council last night with Aldermen Karl Braasch and A R Kuntze the dissenters over the school budget not being allowed as proposed by the school board. The 1934 rate is $1.62 higher than this year. The budget compares with 1932 and 1933, listing levies for General Police Fire Harbor and Bridge Gen. Sen. District Poor Bond Memorial Fire Hydrant School Voc School Pub Lib Cemetery Public Parks and Rec Pavement Imp. Bond among others. The council also voted to place a bond question before voters: Shall the city borrow $300,000 to build a Vocational school? The Vocational school board has asked the federal government for a ...
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Council
Sheboygan
common council
Karl Braasch
A. R. Kuntze
Har, & Br
Memorial
Ph. & Rec
Vocational school board
First ward
board of
Threat Notes In Handwriting Of Defendant
A handwriting expert testified Mrs. May Hanson authored anonymous letters received by her husband before his death on August 15. The letters matched handwriting on court records and a diary, with at least three letters to Hanson and one to Robert Gaylord, president of his company.
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Rockford, I
May Hanson
Hanson
Robert Gaylord
Faxon
Robert E. Nash
Nash
Peek to lead farm surplus market revival task
George N. Peek of the Farm Adjustment Administration is assigned to find ways to reopen foreign markets for U.S. agricultural surpluses. Appointed after a clash with Secretary Wallace, both Wallace and Peek spoke at the American Farm Bureau annual convention.
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George N. Peek
farm adjustment administration
United States
Wallace
department of agriculture
Peek
American Farm Bureau
Wisconsin shifts Civil Works setup to 22 districts
Madison Wisconsin. Some functions of the central Civil Works office will be shifted to local units statewide under a revision announced by state CWA director Robert C Johnson. The state will be divided into twenty two districts with a trained director in charge, each with a project inspector purchasing agent and an accountant. The district offices will take over many local details now handled centrally. Final decision.
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Madison
Wis
Civil Works
Robert C. Johnson
CWA
H. L. Hopkins
Johnson
Budget Fight Ends With $14,000 Increase For School Board
Aldermen approve the finance committee's plan and adopt a school budget with a $14,000 boost while denying the extra $43,000 request. Dr. F J Clark proposes using $47,000 from savings to avoid cuts in activities and salaries, a plan supported by most of the council and opposed by two aldermen.
Wisconsin legislature considers three liquor control bills
Three liquor bills were introduced at the start of the Wisconsin special session. Gov Schmedeman's plan, the Bolena interim committee bill, and Assemblyman Neil McEachin's measure, with Senate support from Sen Bolens. Hearings likely begin Wednesday as plans for additional drafts emerge from the legislative reference library.
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W. J. BOLLENBECK
Madison
Wis
A. G. Schmedeman
Jerome Fox
Chilton
Bolena
Neil McEachin
Rhinelander
Bolens
senate
assembly
Louis Kieker
Thienaville
legislative reference library
Bob Lynch
Green Pay
Boatmen's Guide Lake Michigan Weather Update
Lake Michigan forecast indicates gentle to moderate variable winds shifting to southeast by Wednesday. Snow fringes expected tonight and along the east shore, with unsettled conditions developing later in the period.
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Lake Michigan
east shore
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