Keynoter Seeks Backing for New Deal at Wisconsin Youth Conference
The Wisconsin Young Democrats gathered in La Crosse to endorse the New Deal and President Roosevelt. Green Bay state chair Carl Becker won temporary chair, with Mrs. John Ashbaugh and Theodore Crook as secretary and sergeant at arms. Speakers included Mrs. Gertrude Bowler and Gov. Schmedeman telegrams extending greetings. The convention planned a banquet and torch parade to close the event, highlighting loyalty to Roosevelt and support for the New Deal.
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James A. Farley
national democratic committee
F. Ryan Duffy
M. K. Reilly
Kelley
Young Democrats
Roosevelt
Schmedeman
Joseph Martin
Green Bay
democratic organization
Carl Becker
Milwaukee
John Ashbaugh
Theodore Crook
Gertrude Bowler
United States senate
Sheboygan
Democratic party
Madison
Wisconsin
John H. Marable
La Crosse
Bowler
Senator Carroll
Margaret Fragstein
Menominee Falls
Pioneer hall
Textile workers avert strike after lengthy talks
Pr Press reports McMahon of the Textile Workers announces a strike in the industry would not take place after hours of conference with Recovery Administrator Johnson and George A. Sloan. Formal agreement details expected from Administrator Johnson as the Cotton Textile Code Authority chair reviews the settlement.
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McMahon
Johnson
George A. Sloan
cotton textile code authority
Deficiency Bill Awaits House Vote in Washington
A $1 172 000 000 deficiency bill reported to the House carries relief and public works funds while curbing presidential spending power for emergencies. The Appropriations Committee earmarks over 176 million for other provisions. 889 675 000 is set for emergency relief CCC and TVA. Funding includes 100 million for highways and 65 million for public buildings. The RFC may buy PWA grant beneficiaries to widen construction, expanding project scope. Vote anticipated Monday under suspension of rules. two thirds needed for passage.
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Washington
house
appropriations committee
civilian conservation corps
Tennessee Valley authority
RFC
PWA
honda
emergency relief administration
CCC
TVA
social experiment
public works administration
Hinze Appears In Own Defense In City Probe
Arthur Hinze former street commissioner testified in his own defense as the city council continued the investigation of charges filed by former street department subordinates. Witnesses included Arthur Metzner Louis Ritter and Chief Walter H Wagner. The hearing adjourned to next Thursday at 7 30 p m with Metzner present after missing the previous session.
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Arthur Hinze
common council committee
witn
Arthur Metzner
Louis Ritter
Walter H. Wagner
Metzner
Clemens Kolb
Mr. Hinze
California Governor James Rolph Jr Dies at 65
Gov James Rolph Jr of California died aged 65 at the Santa Clara County ranch where he had been seeking recovery from a long illness. The longtime public figure served as governor and was a prominent state leader.
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Gov. Rolph
California
San Jose
Cal
James Rolph, Jr
Santa Clara county
Compliance Director Werner Issues Statement on Methods
Madison Wisconsin compliance director A Matt Werner announced the State NRA office will move to Milwaukee to ease administration of codes. The Mariner Tower offices will serve all employers and employees with complaints, stressing fact based adjustments before drastic action. Werner urged careful fact gathering and noted enhanced protections for complainants under a Roosevelt executive order linking code violations to fines or imprisonment.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
NRA
Milwaukee
A. Matt Werner
Madigan
Mariner Tower
Werner
Mr. Werner
Roosevelt
National Industrial Recovery Act
Dr Zohlen Dies After Agranulocytosis Attack
Dr J P Zohlen 47 president of the Sheboygan County Medical Society and Sheboygan Clinic died at St Nicholas hospital at 2 30 am after agranulocytosis brought on by an infected throat. He lost white blood cells, battled throat infection, and despite blood transfusions his condition worsened. He had recently helped with district medical society work and on Sunday rode with head exposed due to car light failure. He left detailed notes for the fifth district meeting before his decline.
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J. P. Zohlen
Sheboygan County Medicol society
Sheboygan
St. Nicholas hospital
Dr. Zohlen
Sheboygan Falls
Zohlen
fifth district medical society
Stephen Zohlen
August Zohlen
Lake Traffic Slowed Up By Tugmen Strike
Tugmen strike slows Great Lakes shipping from Duluth to Buffalo as 2,000 workers halt tug operations. Union leaders say nearly all tugs are idle and heavy vessels face delays across major ports.
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Buffalo
Great Lakes
Duluth
Abandon Plans At Toledo For General Strike
Toledo area union leaders announced the general strike planned by the 103 locals would be abandoned after the settlement of one dispute and near resolution of another. The Toledo Edison strike was averted by a 20 percent wage increase agreement with the Electrical Workers' union, and a potential Auto-Lite walkout loomed as talks continued amid earlier rioting and police deployment.
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Toledo
Lawrence Aubrey
Toledo Edison
Electrical Workers’ Union
Thomas Ramsey
United Automotive Workers Federal Union
Electric Auto- Lite company
Dill Rayburn Bill Creates Federal Communications Commission
The Dill Rayburn communications control bill passed the House with little opposition and moves to conference. It would create the Federal Communications Commission to absorb regulatory powers over telephone, telegraph, and radio from the Radio and Interstate Commerce Commissions and the Post Office Department.
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Washington
house
senate
federal communications commission
radio and interstate commerce commissions
post office department
Quintuplets Saved By Country Doctor's Skill
Corneil Ontario reports one Dionne quintuplet girl weighs about 1 pound 12 ounces and has turned blue needing revival. Dr A R Dafoe says others are stronger though progress is slow. The parents, Ernest and Mrs Dionne, plan to bring the quintuplets to Chicago for the World's Fair with a $250 weekly share and 30 percent of gate receipts plus a $100 weekly salary for Ernest. Local observers describe the rural doctor’s plainspoken approach and the fragile birth miracle unfolding in a four room log cabin.
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Corneil
Dafoe
Ernest Dionne
Dionne
Chicago
Dionnes
SOLERpany
North Bay
Ont
A. R. Dafoe
Dianne quintupleta
Alex Legron
Oliva Dionne
Cleveland
abort
north woods
Ernest
Child kept in chicken pen by mother in California
Seven year old Mary Ebarquarry was found emaciated and imprisoned in a chicken pen by her mother in San Juan Capistrano California. Investigators say the girl was kept for years to prevent alleged evil spells. Rescued after neighbor Mrs Ramos reported food disappearing. She was taken to Santa Ana hospital for care as officials opened an inquiry.
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San Juan
Capistrano
Calif
Mary Eharquarry
Santa Ana hospital
Robert Sandon
Orange county district attorney's office
Barney Ebarquarry
Sandon
Thomas Ramos
Ebarquarry
Congress May Vote Funds For Drought Area
Midwest lawmakers indicated new drought relief funds would be approved if needed after a meeting with farm administrator Cheater C. Davis. Davis promised a comprehensive relief plan after a Monday conference with the president, who discussed matters by phone but details remained unclear. The administration, already buying cattle, is coordinating with Eastman to cut feed and cattle freight costs and is exploring shipping cattle from the drought area to the southeast.
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Washington
congress
midwest
Cheater C. Davis
Davis
Roosevelt
White House
agriculture adjustment administration
Joseph B. Eastman
rat
Hunt For Adequate Pasture Land Extends In Wisconsin
Madison report says Wisconsin officials will search for lush grazing areas for drought starved cattle. Gov. Schmedeman ordered A G Imes to charter a plane for an aerial survey of Rusk County to locate lowlands for pasturing. If successful, plan may expand to other counties and open 50 000 to 60 000 acres of Mississippi River bottom lands in Buffalo Trempealeau La Crosse Vernon Grant Crawford counties for 25 000 head of cattle with federal and state help.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Adj
Ralph M. Imes
Albert G. Schmedeman
Rusk county
J. N. Darling
United States Biological Survey
Buffalo
Trempealeau
La Crouse
Vernon
Grant
Crawford
Roy C, Steele
Winone
Minn
northwestern biological survey
Darling
Schmedeman
Boatmen's Guide Upper Lakes Weather Outlook
Moderate northerly winds with variable slows on Superior. General trend fair tonight and Sunday, though cloudy skies persist over Superior.
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Superior
Heat Wave Breaks Up Too Late Heat Wave Breaks Up Too Late Milwaukee
A late relief from record heat spread across Wisconsin with four deaths reported statewide. Temperatures dropped from a high of 104.4 in Milwaukee to 56 in Sheboygan as shifting winds cooled the state, though readouts warned the heat would rebound later. Schools in Oshkosh Racine and Madison closed due to heat stress and factory operations were affected.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Janesville
Oshkosh
Racine
Madison
Filibuster Halted By Drastic House Rules
Edward W. Lewis reports that Congress faces an expedited agenda with a two man leadership in the House and limited Senate debate. Democrats crack the Republican filibuster in the House while Rainey and Byrn gain power. The Senate plans a Monday session to vote on the Johnson amendment to exclude agriculture.
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EDWARD W. LEWIS
United Press
Washington
congress
house
senate
Joe Cannon
Henry T. Rainey
Joeph W. Byrna
Johnaey
Embargo Enforced By Militia In State After Conference
Governor mobilizes National Guard to enforce state embargo on livestock imports for feeding violations. Brigadier General leads operation as officials cite multiple shipments moving into the state for feeding grounds amid ongoing enforcement.
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Paul
Moya B. Olson
Minneesola
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