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22 Dec 1933
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Sheboygan Press in Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
1
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Wisconsin Legislature Debates Dairy Relief and Farm Moratorium
Wisconsin lawmakers push a four point dairy relief program to raise prices and seek federal aid from President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace. They vote to request a year moratorium on farm and home mortgage foreclosures, and consider culling unproductive cows to control production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Wallace
assembly
senate
Liquor Tax Bill Stalled as Senate Adjourns for Year
Senate adjourns leaving liquor tax and control measures unresolved. Carroll pressure blamed for delay as amendments and funding splits affect schools emergency board and local governments. Debate centers on hard liquor tax at 41 cents per gallon and wine tax cuts, with distribution to schools and local councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fowever
assembly
alwij
Kent
emney board
Police Kill Three in Vicious Battle Amid Indiana Outlaw Gang
A fierce gunfight left three men dead as police clashed with an Indiana gang. Investigators identified the deceased as Kateinity and Sam Ginsberg amid an ongoing probe into the July killings and a $10,000 ransom note.
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Prectes
if beung
Bee tgp
John Paling pee
Indiana
Dan Jona Stege
zed
Sasha Rogers Park
honul
Va ‘lan mien
Katenity
Sam Ginsberg
CWA Worker Donates to Sheboygan Relief Fund
A relief drive total stands at 7,522 with 2,500 still needed. The two dollar donation from a recently employed civil works participant highlights the community effort as teachers, companies, and individuals contribute sums ranging from 25 to 8725 dollars to reach the goal before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Steimle
Bank of Sheboygan
Bator
Sheboygan Press
Sheboygan
Vollrath company
Garton Toy company
Kohlér Co
C. Reiss Coal Co
H. C. Prange ie eae
sna She
00 Press Publishing Co
Walter J. Kohler
Herbert V. Kohler
Evangeline obler
Code Violated By Henry Ford Green Charges Ford Edgewater Strike
William Green of the AFL filed with the NRA a report alleging code violations by Ford at the Edgewater New Jersey plant. The AFL action notes affidavits, a pending review by Hugh S. Johnson, and possible referral to the attorney general. The plant faced a fall strike, then a lockout with normal operation resuming. The National Labor Board sought to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Ford
national labor board
Bank Robbery in Sauk City Bank Heist
In Sauk City Wisconsin two masked robbers armed with pistols held up five people at the Sauk City State Bank and escaped with about $2000. Two women and three men were herded into the vault and told not to set off the alarm for ten minutes before fleeing in a car south toward Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk City
Wis
Madison
Stores Open Tonight and Saturday Night in Sheboygan
For public convenience and CWA recipients, all Sheboygan stores stay open tonight until 6 o clock and Saturday night until 9 o clock. Shoppers still have large selections for Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Federal liquor tax plan advances through Ways Means
The House Ways and Means Committee nears final drafting of a liquor tax bill proposing $2 per gallon on whisky, $5 per barrel on beer, with varying rates for wines and a projected $500 million annual revenue. Democrats back the levy. Republicans vote present as debate narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
house
ways any means
treasury
Doughton
Wisconsin discusses sale of dairy cattle to Russia
Wisconsin officials report negotiations for selling about 50 million dollars worth of dairy cattle to the Soviet government. Charles Hull notes William Kirsch and Maxim Litvinoff participated in talks in Washington. Credit terms will determine the deal with conferences to be scheduled in Washington with Breeders' associations and Soviet representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
state department of agriculture and markets
Charles Hull
department
Wiliam B. Kirsch
Russia
Washington
Maxim M. Litvinoff
United States
Hill
Frank Harding
City Workers to Receive 1 827 CWA Checks Saturday
Hugo A. Klemm regional disbursing officer said 1 827 CWA checks totaling $18 956 will be handed out at city hall at 9 a.m. Saturday for Sheboygan workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo A. Klemm
city of
Cutten Sued For Back Tax in $22,310 Recovery
U S District Attorney Dwight H Green filed suit against Arthur W Cutten famous grain trader seeking $22 810 38 in stock transfer taxes not paid in 1928 The action stems from Cutten s testimony before the senate stock market investigating committee and was filed two days before the statute of limitations expired The government claims Cutten acquired 1 120 000 Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corp shares Oct 14 1928 and transferred nearly all to fourteen individuals without paying the transfer tax The transferees named include Frank Tipping Jr James J Griffin James J Sullivan and others A demand for payment was made yesterday and suit followed payment refusal by tax collector Carter H Harrison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Dwight H. Green
Arthur W. Cutten
Cutten
senate stock market investigating committee
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corp
Frank Tipping, Jr
James J. Griffin
James J. Sullivan
James A. McGlynn
Richard Partmore
Edward Kelly
Henry B. Layton
Frank Lynch
Francis McGowen
John C. Ashes
James D. Stern
Leland E. Stowell
Bertrand J. Diehl
George K. Small
Green
Internal Revenue
Carter H. Harrison
Electric Chair Ends Lives Of Three Slayers
Three men convicted of murder were executed in the electric chair at the state prison. Harry Shelby, John Allen, and Martin Gray received six shocks, with Shelby dying first at 12 31 a.m. and Allen at 12 44 a.m. Gray followed at 12 57 a.m. Shelby and Allen had tortured an 84 year old widow, Mrs Schrader, to obtain her hidden money, while Gray killed a woman named Susie Gregory during a money dispute. The trio was led past a Christmas tree as Yuletide observances continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LELAND L. CHESLEY
United Press
Chester
state prison
Harry Shelby
John Allen
Shelby
Martin Gray
Allen
Schrader
Gray
Susie Gregory
death row
Collusion Charge Against Insull Group Upheld
Federal Judge Evan A. Evans sustained collusion charges against Samuel Insull Sr and his bankers in the receivership of Insull Utility Investments Inc. The ruling branded the 1929 operation a glorified ambling institution and criticized state laxity. Ettelson had alleged bankers coordinated to secure appointment of friendly receivers and sought payment of fees by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Evan A. Evans
Samuel Insull
Insull Utility Investments, Inc
Samuel A. Ettelson
Calvin Fentress
Evans
Insuil investment trust
Fentress
Negotiations Begin for Re-Location of Highway 141 Bridge
The Sheboygan common council authorized the board of public works to start negotiations with property owners for relocating Highway 141 through the city and building a new bridge over the Sheboygan River. The plan, approved by the state highway commission, costs about 90000 funded from federal allotments as part of the Roosevelt era public works program. The route shifts from Sauk Trail road to Calumet drive via Kiwanis park, with a 240 foot reinforced concrete deck girder bridge, offering a straight city route and park access while bypassing earlier, broader street widening proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard M. Sonnenburg
board of public works
Sheboygan river
public works
Roosevelt
Sauk
Kiwanis park
Lake Michigan Weather shifts to fresh NW winds
The Boaters Guide notes a moderate wind shift to fresh northwest winds by Saturday morning over Lake Michigan. Snow is expected in the north portion tonight with rain or snow affecting the southern section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
nerth
Silver Purchases Aimed at Stabilizing Dollar Value
experts see silver buying as adding about 15 million ounces to the money base and lifting prices temporarily while debates over its impact continue. discussions focus on gold silver ratios and potential price effects under a broader plan, with the administration signaling flexibility in the gold silver exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. BRACKETT
Associated Press
Washington
G. F. Warren
Warren
Roosevelt unveils limited coinage plan to lift prices
President Roosevelt announced a new government program to buy newly mined domestic silver for limited coinage. The plan opens four mint years for standard silver dollars, paying miners 64.74 cents per ounce after a 50 percent surrender to the government, aiming to lift commodity prices and bolster foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
planto
China
India
Mexico
South America
Girl shoots father on Ouija board instigation
In St Johns Arizona 15 year old Mattie Turley pleaded guilty to attempted murder after saying her mother Dorothea Turley used a Ouija board seance to urge the act. The girl faces six years at the state industrial school while the mother fights habeas corpus. The wounded victim BE J Turley Navy chief gunner's mate was hospitalized in San Diego California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Ariz
Mattie Turley
J. Smith Gibbons
state
Dorothea Irene Turley
BE. J. Turley
Naval Reserve
navy
San Diego
Calif
Misa Turley
Miss Turley
David
sway rock
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