13 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
1
A quick conciliation plan was drafted with no final agreement after consultations. President Roosevelt may convene another conference as revisions are studied. The substitute plan shifts boards by industry with labor representatives chosen by workers, aiming to ease labor disputes without full Wagner bill passage.
Police report James Mallette, a long‑time offender, arraigned Tuesday afternoon in Sheboygan County Court and fined for carrying concealed weapons. Authorities noted he repaid $500 to Marinette after a burglary plot tied to a Michigan coast store. other charges were dismissed.
The Bear Brand Company faced a labor board proceeding as workers sought to protect union activity. The hearing in Beaver Dam addressed employer conduct and the rights of employees to organize, with union counsel Edelman Doyle and Milwaukee official Floyd Stanton presenting arguments.
Assistant Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring approves allocations for harbor work in the Lake Michigan and surrounding basins. Funds include Duluth-Superior $36,000 and Chicago harbor $177,000 with numerous other allocations in Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Indiana and Illinois for examinations surveys contingencies and related
Roosevelt open to partial payment in goods for war debts with Britain and other nations. Note to Great Britain signals willingness to discuss alternatives to full cash payments, drawing reaction abroad with doubts in London and possible favor in Paris. Hull rejects default arguments and says payments in kind could be considered if mutually beneficial. Observers cite tin rubber jute and silver as possible forms of payment. France to default for a fourth time Friday while Czechoslovakia and Belgium announce similar intentions.
Thaddeus Sherrin of Neenah was elected commander of the Grand Army of the Republic Wisconsin department at the 67th annual convention in Appleton. He is Neenah’s sole surviving Civil War veteran and previously served as state mustering officer, succeeding Henry Held of Milwaukee.
A J Glover editor of Hoards Dairy Man said he will not run for governor as a Republican. Speaking at Atkinson he cited personal responsibilities and declined nomination at the La Crosse convention amid reports he would be a candidate this week.
Ashland Republican John B. Chapple, who beat the late John J. Blaine in the prior primary, announces a rank and file bid for the U S Senate. He says his loyalty is to Wisconsin people and will oppose the Milwaukee bank and utility clique.
The Sheboygan Kiddies Camp fund gained 112 dollars in the last 24 hours. Donations included 100 from Hayssen Manufacturing and 100 from Kehler, plus smaller gifts from Harold Whinfeld and others totaling many local businesses and individuals. The drive aims to provide nourished meals and air for undernourished children.
Washington (UP) American foreign trade since 1894 shows no cash profit. George N Peek, trading adviser, told President Roosevelt that a $36.646 billion apparent favorable balance over 38 years hides a paper profit of $22.645 billion not paid in cash. He warned unpaid debts could erode U S national assets, urging balance sheets with each nation and improved data on capital movements.
The steamship Knut Hamsun, a 3,234 ton Norwegian freighter, burned and sank 120 miles off Honduras. Rescue crews aboard the Zacapa saved Captain Frick and 16 others, with 17 crewmen still missing. The ship, built in 1933 and owned in Bergen, carried Chilean nitrate from Iquique to Jacksonville.
Police report a break-in at Gus Kent of 613 Niagara Avenue stealing about 300 dollars in silverware and jewelry. Items include knives forks spoons a ladies and two men’s watches jewelry pieces and a pair of binoculars. Police say suspects are under surveillance and an arrest is hoped soon.
Four transients said outlaw John Dillinger was seen in Northfield Minnesota today aboard a freight train. Donald Murray a taxi driver claimed Dillinger rode with the driver and omitted details, but investigators remained skeptical of the tip.
W. G. Thompson resigns from the Darrow NRA review board at the White House claiming NRA policy moves toward monopoly capitalism and calls for a government by workers and farmers to plan production and raise living standards. He notes the board's recent supplement urged socialization of industry and blames critics tied to monopoly capital.
Milwaukee dairymen at their monthly price conference on June 26 may seek a higher price for July milk. Charles Dineen, secretary of the Milwaukee Co operative Milk Producers association, warned of an imminent milk supply reduction if pastures fail to improve.
Madison announces that county and local NRA compliance boards, active for nine months assisting re employment agreements, will cease on Friday June 18. About 100 Wisconsin boards adjusted 3042 cases, with 75000 costs cited. remaining duties shift to the state NRA compliance director in Milwaukee.
Washington plan seeks to cut home costs nationwide with two goals. It backs Roosevelt housing policy to spur construction and NRA price controls to curb rising costs. Labor talks consider lower hourly rates for a guaranteed weekly wage. House debate centers on extending aid to homeowners via tax free private mortgage groups or existing agencies.
Advance guard of delegates, alternates and visitors from 71 counties arrived in La Crosse to attend the state Republican convention at the Avalon ballroom and Hotel Stoddard with conferences scheduled Thursday afternoon and ongoing meetings beginning Wednesday.
Sixteen delegates will represent Sheboygan County at the state Republican convention in La Crosse on Thursday and Friday. County Chairman C. W. Janke and Attorney Theodore Bensey left today and the delegation plans to travel early tomorrow morning, including L. L. Smith Kohler John Lteb Jr Sheboygan Mrs John Heax Adell George Koenigs George Leberman L. E. Larson Walter Knopp Harry Barrows Herman E Boldt A Damrow Fred erick Krez Eric Larson R W Kowalke Mrs Bert Wehrman Waldo.
Leaders including George L. Gilkey Merrill chair man and Roy L. Brecke secretary of the state central committee arrived in the city to confer with Donald A. Gordon secretary of the La Crosse county committee and other locals.
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