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Vol. 004 Issue 009 (March 2 1940)
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KYLE LASHES G. O. P. DISTORTIONS, HYPOCRISY
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Kyle Lashes G. O. P. Distortions, Hypocrisy Budget and Pension Claims Exposed In Chairman's Analysis Hymns of Hale at Republican Wailing Wall Show Bankruptcy of Party, Kyle Declares JACK. KYLE,...
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SENATOR BOB GETS SUPPORT OF RAIL UNITS
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Senator Bob Gets Support of Rail Units Brotherhoods End o r s e U. S. Senator for Reelection SEN. ROBERT M. LAFOL-LETTE JR. will enter the 1940 campaign with the powerful backing of the nation's...
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BOB TO BATTLE FOR U. S. PROBE OF MILK TRUST
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Bob to Battle For U. S. Probe Of Milk Trust Will Insist on Senate Approval of Fund for Quiz WASHINGTON, D. C—Sen. Robert M. LaFollctte Jr., Wisconsin Progressive, revealed this week that he...
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NIXON, HEIL MEN SPLIT IN CLASH OVER PULP RATE
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Nixon, Heil Men Split in Clash Over Pulp Rate THE state public service commission, dominated by two Hei! ap-ixjintees, voted 2 to 1 last week, to support the pulp transportation rates of Wisconsin...
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UNCLE SOL' LEVITAN IS DEAD
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'Uncle Sol' Levitan is Dead Sudden Illness Is Fatal Tuesday at Hospital SOLOMON LEVITAN, 77, state treasurer of Wisconsin for six terms and a leader of the Progressive movement in this state for...
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ADAMS COUNTY CLUB BACKS O. S. LOOMIS FOR GOVERNOR
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Adams County Club Backs O. S. Loo mis for Governor Resolution Urges Former Attorney Ceneral to Run ORLAND S. LOOMIS, Mauston, former attorney general of Wisconsin, was advanced as a candidate for...
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MALONEY BLASTS GOP WHITENING OF SHAKEDOWN
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Maloney Blasts GOPWhitening of Shakedown Coalition Action Assailed as 'Lowest Form of Racket' NORRIS E. MALONEY district attorney of Dane county who investigated the notorious shakedown scandal in...
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G. O. P. SURTAX FALLS HEAVILY ON LOW-PAID
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G.O.P.Surtax Falls Heavily on Low-Pa id New Exemptions Leave Wealthy Almost Untouched LOW-INCOME families in Wisconsin, who will be struggling with their income tax returns during the next two...
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SEND ACCOUNTS OF PARTY MEETS TO PROGRESSIVE
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Send Accounts of Party Meets to Progressive OFFICERS of local and county Progressive organizations throughout the state are urged io keep The Progressive informed of meetings scheduled in their...
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SAUTHOFF ANTI-WAR STAND WINS CONVO APPLAUSE
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Sauthoff Anti-War Stand Wins Convo Applause Ex-Congressman Warns Against Stampede of Slogans HARRY SAUTHOFF. former Progressive congressman from the second district, received an ovation last week...
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LABOR APPEALS 'HARSH' DECREE OF STATE BOARD
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Labor Appeals 'Harsh' Decree of State Board Republican Labor Law Assailed by AFL As Invalid ORGANIZED LABOR launched a counter-attack last week against the Republican administration's employment...
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RICKEMAN ASKS STATE ABANDON ISOLATION STAND
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Rickeman Asks State Abandon Isolation Stand Declaring that "this is not Europe" and that Wisconsin should abandon its isolationist policy in regard to motor vehicle reciprocity agreements with...
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SLAGG ACCUSES WPL OF EFFORT TO PREVENT MO
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Slagg Accuses WPL of Effort to Prevent MO The Wisconsin Power and Light Co. was accused by Atty. Stanley Slagg. representing the city of Edgerton. of seeking to enlarge the convpany's property...
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DYKSTRA SAYS LOSS OF 8 PROFESSORS LEAVING CAMPUS HITS SEVERE BLOW AT U. OF W.
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Fleming, Robert R.
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Dykstra Says Loss of 8 Professors Leaving Campus Hits Severe Blow at U. of W. Lists "Unusually Long for This Time of Year," President Points Out; Fights "Jitters" Among School's Faculty Members By...
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THE EDITOR SAYS
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Evjue, William T.
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The Editor Says By WILLIAM T. EVJUE THE CAPITAL TIMES mourns following the death of Solomon Lev-itan because he was a staunch friand :r. the those dark early days when The Copital Times needed...
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MARTIN RULES CONVO CASH APPROPRIATIONS LEGAL
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Martin Rules Convo Cash Appropriations Legal Atty. Gen. John E. Martin informed Secretary of State Fred K Zimmerman this week that legislative ads appropriating $50,000 to the American I-egion 1941...
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ATTORNEY FOR STATE BAR COMMISSIONERS REFUSES TO DISCUSS GRAFT CASE
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Parker, Cedric
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Attorney For State Bar Commissioners Refuses To Discuss Graft Case Rogers Won't Deny or Admit Probe of Former District Attorney's Corruption; No Disbarment Action Started By CEDRIC...
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CAPITOL SOCIAL NOTE
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Capitol Social Note MADISON was host last week to the Honorable Julius P. Heil, well-known Milwaukee industrialist and clubman. Mr. Hell dropped in on the city following the adjournment of the...
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BOB LA FOLLETTE LEADING DRIVE FOR PARK PLAN
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Bob La Follette Leading Drive for Park Plan Hastens Consideration of Recreational Project WASHINGTON, D. C.—Sen. Robert M. LaFollette Jr., took, the lead last week in pushing the proposal for...
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STATE IS GIVEN MARCH BOOST IN WPA QUOTA
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State Is Given March Boost In WPA Quota WPA Administrator Philip D Flanner reported Tuesday Wisconsin qno-to for March had been increased by 290 jobs over the February figure but he said the chance...
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A TRIBUTE TO SOLOMON LEVITAN
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[AN EDITORIAL] A Tribute to Solomon Levitan "Who is state treasurer now? When Sol Levitan was state treasurer, we always knew." That statement was casually made yesterday morning by a citizen of...
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GREVSTAD, WHO SWUNG NORSE TO 'OLD BOB,' DIES
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Grevstad, Who Sivung Norse to 'Old Bob,' Dies Editor of Skandinaven, 89, Was Also Lawyer, Diplomat NICOLAY GREVSTAD, editor-in-chief of "Skandinaven." Norwegian language newspaper in Chicago, who...
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AGAR PREDICTS U. S. TO STAY OUT OF WAR
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Agar Predicts U. S. to Stay Out of War But Editor in Talk Here Warns America to Seek Facts Agar American can stay out of the present European war, if we are willing to find out accurately and...
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INCREASED JOBLESS PAY IS FAVORED BY A. J. ALTMEYER
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Increased Jobless Pay Is Favored by A. J. Altmeyer Security Board Head for Liberalizing Present Laws WASHINGTON, D. C—Immediate liberalization of the unemployment compensation laws was recommended...
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FACTS DISPROVE CLAIMS STATE DAIRY INDUSTRY INJURED BY TRADE TREATIES
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Mobley, Radford
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Facts Disprove Claims State Dairy Industry Injured By Trade Treaties Imports Small Compared To Domestic Farm Production BY RADFORD MOBLEY WASHINGTON, D. C. — Trade agreement supporters do not...
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RAILWAY LABOR EXECUTIVES PUT "OKAY" ON 23 SENATORS
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Railway Labor Executives Put "Okay" on 23 Senators THE Railway Labor Executives association, meeting m Washington, D. C. last week, endorsed for renomination in this year's primaries, a number of...
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NEW YORK OBSERVES 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION STATUTE
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New York Observes 25th Anniversary Of Workmen's Compensation Statute Gonipers, Other AFL Leaders Led in Long Fight NEW YORK CITY—Former AFL Pres. Samuel Gompers and other AFL leaders of the 1914...
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ROLL CALL
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ROLL CALL On MEN and Measures THE Roosevelt administration scored a major victory of the 1940 session of congress on Friday. Feb. 23, when the House of Representatives by a vote of 216 to 168...
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POLITICS
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Politics Notes from Here and There About Solons and Citizens [By OBSERVER'] THE Communists in Moscow and the Nails in Berlin are now exchanging radio broadcasts of grand opera as a sign of...
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NEGROES SEEK RIGHT TO JOIN DEMOCRATIC PARTY; SEEK NEW COURT RULING ON ISSUE
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Munz, Charles Curtis
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Negroes Seek Right to join Democratic Party; Seek New Court Ruling on Issue San Antonio Group Is Asking Ban Be Removed By CHARLES CURTIS MUNZ SAN ANTONIO, Texas.—What do the 14th and 15th...
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PUBLIC PLANTS HAVE LOWEST BILLS
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Public Plants Have Lowest Bills LOWEST AND HIGHEST RESIDENTIAL BILLS—JAN. 1, 1940 KWH Lowest Typical Bills Communities Service Supplied By Bill Highest Typical Bills %DIFService Supplied by...
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MUNICIPAL PLANTS FURNISHING POWER AT LOWEST COST, U. S. SURVEY REVEALS
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Municipal Plants Furnishing Power At Lowest Cost, U. S. Survey Reveals Power Body Com pares 'Typical Bills'' of Ltilities WASHINGTON, D. C—Cities In the United States where consumers enjoy the...
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TYPICAL BILLS SHOW P. O. LOW RATES
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[AN EDITORIAL] Typical Bills Show P. O. Low Rates TN ADJOINING columns on this page of this issue, The Progressive prints a story which tells of the interesting results of a rate survey made by...
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$45,456 PROFIT REPORTED BY 7 MUNICIPAL UTILITIES
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$45,456 Profit Reported By 7 Municipal Utilities Electric, Water Plants Paid $18,884 Total Taxes Seven municipal electric and water utilities reported to the state public service commission last...
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UTILITY HOLDING FIRMS FACING FEDERAL AXE
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Utility Holding Firms Facing Federal Axe WASH IN G T O N — Commissioner George C. Mathews of the federal securities and exchange commission told The Progressive last week that the SEC will act...
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RIGHTS OF LABOR SAFEGUARDED BY TVA IN PUBLIC DEVELOPMENT, KING DECLARES
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Rights of Labor Safeguarded by TVA in Public Development, King Declares Offers Model for Public Owned Plants of U. S., View WASHINGTON, D. C.—"A new and advanced type of labor relations, m which...
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STATE IS LEADER IN REA WORK, REPORT OF U. S. ADMINISTRATOR DECLARES
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State Is Leader in RE A Work, Report of U. S. Administrator Declares 30,000 Badger Farms Now Served Through Co-op Power Rural electrification progress In Wisconsin which has brought current to...
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WHAT CO-OPS ARE DOING
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What Co-ops Are Doing Timely Events in the Co-operative Movement CO-OP CAFETERIA MUNCIE, Ind.—A prosperous cafeteria, co-operatively conducted by Local 459 (UAW-CIO). is the pride of the employes...
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HOPSON 'MILKED' UTILITIES SERVICE FIRMS, FPC SAYS
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Hopson 'Milked' Utilities Service Firms, FPC Says Bare Secrets of Vast 'Associated' System WASHINGTON, D. C—Utility companies in the Associated Gas and Electric system were "milked" of $80,500,000...
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ANOTHER CUT IN WASHINGTON, D. C. RATES
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[AN EDITORIAL] Another Cut in Washington, D. C. Rates /~|NE OF THE FACTS that the private ^ power companies have in large part refused to recognize is that lowered rates for current will so...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM—A Full Page of Letters from Progressive Readers GIVE ME THE LIBERTY TO KNOW, TO UTTER, AND TO ARGUE FREELY ACCORDING TO CONSCIENCE, ABOVE ALL LIBERTIES.—MILTON. More...
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A ROOM OF OUR OWN
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Follette, Isabel Bacon La
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A Room of Our Own In for a Long Pull Republican Slush Fund An Exploring Expedition By ISABEL BACON LA FOLLETTE MAY I make a plea? There Is no doubt In the minds of true Progressives but that we...
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IOWA RESEARCH FINDS MONOPOLY CHEESE CONTROL
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Iowa Research FindsMonopoly Cheese Control Nichols of Iowa State in Investigation of Industry By "FACTS FOR FARMERS" UPON completing a detailed investigation of the cheese Industry. William H....
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ROOSEVELT - - THE RICH MAN'S ALIBI
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Davis, Elmer
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Roosevelt - - The Rich Man's Alibi By ELMER DAVIS in Harper's Magazine [As Condensed In Reader's Digest] IF MR. ROOSEVELT should become a third-term candidate there is one class in American...
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LABOR BOARD'S WORD IS FINAL ON FACTS, VIEW
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Labor Board's Word Is Final On Facts, View High Tribunal Holds Fact Findings lo Stand WASHINGTON, D. C—Courts have no right to overrule the National Labor Relations board because they do not agree...
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CUT IN JOBLESS NUMBER IS SEEN BY THE A. F. L.
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Cut in Jobless Number Is Seen By tlie A. F. L. WASHINGTON, D. C—Reduction in the number of unemployed by 800,000 during the year ending Dec. 31, 1939 was reported here by the American Federation of...
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NEWS VIEWS AND REVIEWS
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News Views and Reviews Editorial Opinions from the Press of the Dlution Republican Blunder (From The New York Times) THE Republicans in congress made a poor start toward winning the support of...
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CAN WISCONSIN MAINTAIN REPUTATION FOR INTEGRITY IN GOVERNMENT?
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Can Wisconsin Maintain Reputation For Integrity in Government? SEVERAL years ago The Progressive exposed and gave considerable publicity to a deal in Forest county in which cbunty officials...
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AS THE CROW FLIES
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Meyer, Ernest L.
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As the Crow Flies By ERNEST L. MEYER ALTHOUGH the current cut-throating abroad holds far more horror than humor, a student of sematology surveying the war can be forgiven a few vagrant chuckles....
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