Indorsement Given Chapple For Senator
The Wisconsin convention endorses Chapple for U S Senate along with a plan for a single slate of candidates for state and national offices. The assembly approved a resolution favoring limited secondary focus and urged party unity to present a united ticket at the next election. The convention hall crowd and leaders expressed optimism about consolidating support and presenting a coordinated campaign.
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J BOLLENBECK
Wisconsin
ofchen
United States
goveror
tag ateyney
feldory de Gata dales Pyonomentouy
ith
plateola tive
Wausath
rn rm
Declare Faith In Constitution At Convention La Crosse Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republicans at a convention in La Crosse adopted a platform calling for government to be returned to the people and criticizing current recovery plans. It urged tariff cuts, oil embargoes as dairy substitutes, and elective single commissioner of agriculture. The document praised public school funding and proposed shifting school taxes by ability to pay and diverting inheritance taxes to local support. The platform also criticized the Democratic administration’s last two years as limited to emergency actions.
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La Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Washington
AAA
Anna Roosevelt Dall Takes Up Reno Residence
Anna Roosevelt Dall daughter of President Roosevelt establishes residence in Reno Nevada leasing a home at Lake Tahoe. She has been separated from her husband for over a year and lives with her two children S Cicis and Buzzie at the White House this past year. She was not available for comment but was believed en route to Reno.
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Reno, Nev
Anna Roosevelt
Dall
Roosevelt
Lake Tahoe
Sistis
Buzzie
White House
Revisions Drafted In Labor Bill
Washington report on talks between President Roosevelt and congressional leaders over a labor board measure. Senator Robinson hints at a modified draft aimed at broader accord, with adjournment chances debated. Participants include Secretary Ickes, Johnson, Richberg, Wagner, and NRA counsel. Senate Republicans propose changes, centering on board powers and election protections amid steel strike pressure.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Robinson
Capitol Hill
congress
Peakins
Hugh&. Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Wagner D.-N. Y
Assassination of Polish Interior Minister Pieracki Shocks Warsaw
In Warsaw a shooting at a fashionable club killed Interior Minister Bromisław Pieracki, a close adviser to Marshal Piłsudski. He was shot twice in the head by three assailants who escaped after a bomb in a cardboard box failed to explode. A policeman was wounded. Pieracki, 41, a former Legionnaire, had been among Piłsudski’s closest aides.
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Warsaw
Poland
Bromsiaw Pieracki
Vistula
Pietacki
Joseph Piisudsk
Great Britain Plans To Seize German Funds
London reports Britain will seize German funds in England to compensate British creditors for Germany's foreign debt moratorium. Neville Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons that recovery hinges on Germany abrogating the moratorium by July 1. A clearing house would sequester export balances to fund compensation for commercial debts and german bonds including Dawes and Young plan loans.
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London
Great Britain
England
Germany
Neville Chamberlain
house of commons
Britain
United States
New York
clearing house
Blue Eagle Restores Wages to Wisconsin Workers
Madison reports NRA backed back wages totaling 12213.95 for 243 workers across the state in the last three months. A. Matt Werner notes wage protections under code, with workers filing complaints boosting code compliance. Werner to relocate NRA offices from the state capitol to Milwaukee for new offices opening Monday.
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Madison
Wis
The
Blue Eagle
Wisconsin
National Recovery Administration
A. Matt Werner
NRA
Werner
Milwaukee
No Return To Geneva Says Hitler
Germany will not return to the Geneva disarmament conference despite talks with Mussolini. German correspondents at a press conference reported no accord, while leaders stressed personal contact for future diplomacy. The meeting followed a luncheon at the Lido and a prior Piazza San Marco review with 15,000 Fascist troops. Hitler plans to return to Berlin tomorrow.
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Venice
Germany
Geneva
Hitler
Mussolini
Italy
Hiller
Lido
Piazza San Marco
I Duce
Berlin
Kiddies Camp Fund Seeks Wider Community Support
Donations steadily come in for the Kiddies camp but more contributions are needed to reach the goal. The fund gained 30 dollars in the last day with 10 thousand dollar gifts from Henry Scheele Mrs John M Detling and Mrs John Riess. Read between the lines for the list of donors and amounts from local businesses and residents.
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Henry Scheele
John M. Detling
John Riess
Banks of
Sheboygan
Clearing House
Ags’n
Kohler company
C. Reiss Coal company
Prange Company
Sheb
Director Werner To Speak At NRA Anniversary Address
Attorney A. Matt Werner national recovery director for Wisconsin will deliver an address over Station WTMJ at 5 p m Saturday on the recovery program during the anniversary of the NRA.
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A. Matt Werner
Wisconsin
WTMJ
NRA
Werner wil
Ayer Award Is Presented To Press Editor Thursday
The Sheboygan Press earned a certificate of honorable mention for typographical excellence at N. W. Ayer contest. Wilfred W. Fry presented the award to C. E. Broughton at a dinner with jurors including Dr. Ralph D. Casey Henry R. Luce and Laurence B. Siegfreid. The New York Herald Tribune won first place for daily papers.
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Philadelphia
Sheboygan Prean tonight
Wilfred W. Fry
N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc
C. E. Broughton
New York Herald Tribune
Sheboygan Press
Ralph D. Casey
University of Minnesota
American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism
Henry R. Luce
Time
Fortune
Laurence B. Siegfreid
New Deal for Indians Set Up by House Vote
The House passed the Wheeler Howard New Deal for Indians bill by 256 to 88, creating a 10 million dollar revolving loan fund and loosening regulations. It ends the allotment system, restricts land sales to non Indians, authorizes credit unions, and legalizes a system of restricted tribal organization. The measure awaits Senate action due to draft differences.
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Washington
house
senate
Indian affairs committee
congress
Strike Settled At La Crosse Rubber Mills
La Crosse Wis The strike at the La Crosse rubber mill ongoing since April 24 ended as mill officers and United Rubber Workers Local 18383 executive committee signed articles detailing future operation terms. Plant to reopen immediately with over 1,200 workers returning within a week. Settlement terms withheld.
Railway Labor Bill Passed By Lower House
The Crosser bill to establish a national board of adjustment to hear railway labor grievances passed the House and moved to the Senate. It aims to curb carrier influence on unions and provides for mediation and umpire steps if no wage or condition agreement is reached. A pension bill follows, capping retiree benefits at $100 monthly for those 65 with 30 years service and creating a railroad retirement board funding a $80 million initial fund with worker and railroad contributions.
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Washington
Crosser
national board of adjustment
house
penate
Ohio democrat
adjustment board
board of mediation
Hoan Elected President Of Wisconsin Municipalities League
Mayor Daniel W. Hoan of Milwaukee became president of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities at the annual convention in Green Bay succeeding Anton Jansen of Little Chute. The election elevates Hoan to the top post as leaders plan advocacy and cooperation among Wisconsin towns and cities.
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Green Bay
Wis
LLP
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Anton Jansen
Little Chute
league
Dry Law Padlock Removal Clears Wisconsin Saloonesque Bars
United States Marshal Anton Lukaszewics reports the last prohibition era padlock in Wisconsin was removed at Two Rivers on September 27. A Milwaukee saloon had its padlock removed the day before, leaving only the Two Rivers establishment with its door sealed by prohibition.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Two Rivers
United States
Anton Lukaszewics
Labor Leaders To Confer On 24 Hour General Strike
Wisconsin labor leaders meet in Milwaukee to plan a 24 hour general strike of about 60 000 union men as protest against Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light company stance. Talks follow ongoing labor board conflicts and rising strike actions across Northern Refrigerator Lines Horlick Malted Milk Racine and other plants with unions seeking recognition and wage gains.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Invectrne Railway and Light company
suniay
utility
sword
national labor board
Toe
NRA
Northern Refrigerator Lines, Inc
Cudahy
Waukesha Foundry company
Horlick
Racine
Milwaukee electric company
Green proposes three point plan to avert steel strike
William Green of the AFL outlines a three point program to prevent a steel industry strike. A special Amalgamated Association committee will study the plan after convention reconvenes at 3 30 p m. The board would mediate disputes and handle Section 7 A complaints while workers seek bargaining terms. Green urges a ten day postponement to allow Roosevelt and Congress to craft a solution. Delegates split on postponement, open session praised the questions.
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seuret
busness
general steel
Pittsburgh
steel
William Green
American Federation of Labor
United Press
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
A. F. of L
Michael F. Tighe
Green
Roosevelt
congress
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers’ convention
Governor Promises Tax Cuts to Wisconsin Officials
Governor A G Schmedeman told the League of Wisconsin Municipalities in Green Bay that property taxes should be reduced and urged stronger legislative cooperation. He predicted a program favoring substantial tax cuts after an interim study. Professor Bimon E Leland of the University of Illinois warned that government costs will rise as functions shift to stronger units and unified governance is pursued.
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Green Bay
Wis
A. G. Schmedeman
League of Wisconsin
league
deman anid
University of Illnois
Leland
Winnebago County Clerk Is Missing
Oshkosh Wisconsin reports the Winnebago County Clerk missing for two days after family cites a past nervous breakdown and intermittent memory loss. Police and relatives search city and county as authorities seek the official who vanished following a period of wandering.
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Winnebago County
Oshkosh
Win
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