Roosevelt Eyes War Debt Authority in Debts Clash
Washington May 3 The Roosevelt administration moves toward a showdown over war debts seeking full congressional authority to bargain. Europe’s link of debts with recovery and disarmament prompts tests of pledges as London conference aims to revive world trade. France may postpone December default, while Britain signals possible postponement tied to arms truce talks. Roosevelt weighs Congress response amid mounting opposition and ongoing talks with German and Chinese dignitaries to secure London conference success.
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Readable Funny World clippings from Chicago to Madison
A chaotic digest shows a Chicago restaurant incident ending with a robber named George Williams being hospitalized, Nero the lioness Claudia at Vilas Park Zoo failing to attend cubs, a council bluffs parade beer gag spurring a traffic quip, Indianapolis mortuary petition for The House of a Thousand Candles denied, and New York Broadway readying Uncle Tom’s Cabin with Otis Skinner and Gerie Lockhart in the cast.
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Japanese Attack Chinese Positions In Manchurian Front
Japanese forces under Maj Gen Teito Hira ega attack Chinese positions at Changli and surrounding areas in northeastern China near the Great Wall. Air raids hit four north China cities including Swanchow and Lwannchow as fighting intensifies. U S navy transport Henderson sails from Shanghai to Tangku with supplies for the Peiping legation guard amid renewed Sino Japanese hostilities.
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Bill To Shield News Confidences Passes In New Jersey
A state house vote approved a bill to protect newspaper confidences by prohibiting compelled disclosure of sources to grand juries or legislative committees. The measure now heads to the governor for approval.
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Weather details for South Dakota and nearby regions
In South Dakota expect mainly cloudy skies with possible showers on Wednesday. No significant temperature change. For Hurog and vicioity expect mostly cloudy, windy conditions with probable rain on Wednesday and little or no change in temperature.
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Herriot-May seeks Premiership amid debt dispute
Paris reports Edouard Herriot pushes France toward paying the United States while Daladier factions discuss premiership implications. Andre-De Laboulaye leads debt talks after a cabinet meeting, with a June 15 payment in doubt unless a comparable development is found. A declamatory contest unfolds in Wooster, Ohio today.
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Minnesota Farmers Strike Vote Spreads To Holiday Group
Minnesota Holiday Members vote to join the general farm strike set for Saturday. Four thousand representatives endorsed the national strike at a state convention in Montevideo and urged all labor and truck drivers to join. They seek an embargo on agricultural products and a creameries holiday to curb violence. Meeting Saturday in Rugby North Dakota to discuss participation.
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Connecticut Gov Signs Prohibition Beer Legalization Proclamation
Hartford May 3 a proclamation legalizing 32 per cent beer and wine in Connecticut to take effect tomorrow was signed today by Gov Wilbur L Croas. Governor acts to enable sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages under new provisions.
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Plan to Lift Martial Law Faces Timed Withdrawal
Gen. Matt A. Tinley announced a plan to evacuate the Denison area by Wednesday as part of lifting martial law. Col. Glenn Hi announced the suspension of military government in Plymouth county amid farm disturbances.
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Bond Holders Seek To Collect $18,000
Bond holders seek about 18000 from the village of Wetonka in a suit heard before Judge J. H. Bottum. Plaintiffs allege the overdue amount was advanced for the municipal waterworks plant, with the issue maturing in 1929. The village says provision for payment exists through assessment and notes the need to look to the assessment for repayment.
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Buick coupe recovered after theft from Dakota avenue
A Buick coupe stolen last night from Mrs Edon Bung at 14 percent Dakota avenue south was recovered this morning. Police report no injuries and investigation continues with no arrests announced.
Farm bills and strikes ripple through states and Washington
Administration readers in Congress hope to send the farm bill with an inflation rider to the White House. Horse chiefs press for a vote on the cost of production guarantee. Minnesota Farmers Holiday Association members join a general farm strike with the slogan Stay at home buy nothing sell nothing. New Jersey passes a milk and cream control bill. New York City warns of importing milk if the strike spreads. Agriculture scientists approve adding alcohol to fuel gasoline to aid corn and barley producers. The department seeks Hull's opinion on a processing tax tariff issue. Martial law in Plymouth county Iowa to be lifted Saturday after mobbing of a judge.
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Sheriffs Back Jameson for State Pen Warden Post
Sheriffs at the state constabulary meeting in Pierre adopt a resolution to retain Warden G. T. Jameson of the state penitentiary. The vote favors Jameson despite protests from Tom Ronayne who argued the move would tie Governor Berry’s hands. Several sheriffs praised Jameson’s work at Paswanda and urged retention.
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Wages Rise as New Deal Reaches U.S. Jobs
The May 9 Chicago report notes wage increases across major firms as New Deal policy effects spread. E L Cord announces five percent raises for about 10 000 workers, impacting Auburn Automobile Lycoming Duesenberg American Howards Booth Wilmington textile workers and Standard Oil Wilmington del. J S Bache brokers also grant ten percent increases to longtime employees.
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Delay in City Appointments And Garbage Bid Plan
City finance chief Walter Green seeks more time and a delay in appointing finance department posts as the commission postpones May approvals. He asks to hold up appointments until he learns duties, while last night a motion to defer was approved and bids were ordered for a city garbage collector.
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Alleged Firebug Is Returned To State
HAPID CITY May 3 Sheriff A Scovel of Pennington county returned yesterday afternoon from Fiorence Ala with Leonard Jernigan wanted for questioning in relation to the Warren fam lumber fire here in September Jernigan who was watchman at the mall the day of the fire waived extradition from Alabama State’s Attorney T B Thorson said today that a hearing for Jemigan will be held soon He was taken after a sleuthing effort by Hendrickson former sheriff and others
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The National Whirligig News Behind The News
Fragmented OCR style summary references fear, currency, gold standard, and war finance. Notes Treasury policy hints and calls for army reductions with economy and efficiency motives. Mentions currency inflation fears and international standoff with Britain over the dollar.
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Washington grapples with farm relief inflation bill in Congress
In Washington on May 9, decisive House action aimed at advancing four key administration proposals including the farm relief inflation bill. House rejection of the cost of production amendment kept the measure moving toward Senate consideration and a likely Roosevelt signature, while Senate plans to act Wednesday loom.
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