The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1934, Page 3

“4 FARMER-LABORIES READY TO ENDORSE MINNESOTA TICKET Governor Olson Backed for Re-| i, election; Shipstead De- nounced by Shoemaker St. Paul, March 26.—(7}—Adopting ® block of resolutions, including one demanding government “ownership” of the air mail, the two-day Farmer- Labor state convention moved to- ward its climax Wednesday. ‘While the platform committee was putting final touches on planks call- ing for higher tax rates in certain classifications, relief for the farmer control of markets and state health, accident and unemployment ingurance, the convention adopted Other measures embracing: Demands for direct election of fed- state departments eral judges. which order employes to refrain from Endorsement of the six-hour day. Rumors that Senator Henrik Ship- etead was flying here following the bitter denunciation of him Tuesday by Congressman Francis H. Shoe- maker, who will contest for that of- fice and asked the party to make no endorsement for that post, were de- nied in We The nominating committee pre- pared for its afternoon session when on state ticket will be whipped into pe. Having put aside for the moment the problem of whether to endorse anyone for United States Senator, the committee has approved endorse- ment of Governor Floyd B. Olson, A. H. Kleffman, Hibbing, for treasurer; Mrs, Laura Naplin, state senator, for clerk of the supreme, court, and At- torney General Harry H. Peterson for ‘ve-election. Contests in committee, as well as on the floor, were in prospect, dele- gates said, over the lieutenant-gover- norship, railroad and warehouse com- missioner, and state auditor, ROOSEVELT LEAVES FLORIDA FOR WEEK OF FISHING AT SEA Gets Rousing Farewell From dacksonville Crowd; Silent on Veto Issue Jacksonville, Fla., March 28.—(?)—| President Roosevelt sailed out to op- en sea Wednesday for a week's vaca- tion from the cares of office. ‘The familiar white yacht Nourma- hal, owned by Vincent Astor, weighed anchor at 10:20 and pointed down the St. Johns river for the ocean. A glance at the morning papers was as close as the it came to at- tention to national affairs before starting out. Roosevelt's jaw stuck out when men- BACK IN AMERICA; » SAMSTILL AT SEA Uncertainty Marks Where- abouts of Fugitive as Ship Visits Dardannelles on a “one man battle” the Gary su- and urged that the committee hold perintendent of schools said, “there /public hearings. men in Washington and throughont, the GONntry ho KOOW ‘There are 6588.00 miles of hlgh« Gary, Ind., March 28. — () — Dr.| that the brain trust is working toward ways world, Williath A. Wirt, educator, sought new| revolution in the social and allies Wednesday to support his|nomic order” and at Cannes for a long Mediterranean|charges against “brain-trusters” at|‘‘have facts to back up cruise. The yacht will sail, it was) Washington, tions.” said, under charter to Mrs, David) He called on all civic and public a ?|Miles, Hungarian-born American. Yeaders “who had information of the|gation or more” of his Should he go to Yemen, Insull|machinations of the brain trust” to|preferred, he said, an investigation would add perhaps the most colorful/lend their aid to him in the open. by avcongressional committee rather 5 chapter to his flight. Asserting that he could not carry|than by the department of justice Snujflict THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1984 that the aged fugitive from American| reported that Neragiet ngriirsid i} Maiotis, owing to| world the slip an same sources in/ering a proposal to finance ay night, thatthe’ freighter was | ext re! w . bound for Italy. st ral hae des The sea of Marmora was calm as the grimy little craft entered it. The Malotis was expected to reach Istan- bul without difficulty late Wednesday | new vessel, a night. negotiatl tht Entry into the Black Sea will open new possibilities of refuge if Insull en avae. aboard. hens ern Arabia. 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