Limited Inflation Policy Mentioned In Wisconsin Vote Signals Shifts
Chicago democrats push for greater influence as Wisconsin progressives show party strength. The article notes votes in Wisconsin, regional figures, and the Democratic and progressive struggle for control, citing Governor La Follette and local figures such as Upton Sinclair’s stance against poverty initiatives. Continuous coverage hints at national party realignments and upcoming political contests across states.
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Washington–Senate munitions rush aims to break labor deadlock
Old NES summary notes a high stakes push by Washington leadership to end deadlock on labor amendments and push relief legislation. It mentions plans to force passage, pave the way for relief bills, and ongoing battles over national security measures and tariffs. Washington-France warnings and a shift in Poland sentiment toward alliance with France are also referenced, alongside gold standard retention.
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Republicans Plan Personal Attacks on Roosevelt Over New Deal
Washington dispatch reports Republicans intensifying a strategy to attack President Roosevelt personally rather than his programs. Middle Western party leaders urge a direct confrontation at a Kansas City meeting, targeting the New Deal and the Democratic leadership while linking relief, regulation, and expansion of government to looming political harm.
New Weapon Unveiled for Navy Destroyers
Washington reports a new rapid firing weapon to be added to each destroyer. The navy yard will operate 24 hours using about 400 workers, with plans for both ground and aircraft defense, though the new weapon for ships is the focus of the announcement.
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MAS Indicted On Harboring Charge
Marquette Michigan April 2 a federal grand jury indicted Mrs Anna Stave of Santa Maria Michigan for harboring criminals Tillinger and Hamilton. Authorities believed she aided the duo during a raid to Julie Bohemia Lodge in Wisconsin to meet the late George Baby Face Nelson and other desperadoes.
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American Legion backs bonus bill passage move
The American Legion at Manapela April 2 voted to support immediate payment of veterans bonuses, endorsing the Patman measure while noting the Vinson bill waits on Congress. The Legion urged funding via new money and highlighted pending Senate action on the Fatman proposal.
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Copeland Measure Nears Final Vote On Food Law Expansion
In Washington on April 2 Senator King attacked the Copeland bill noting it would broaden the 28 year old pure food and drug law too much and create a reign of terror in food and drug manufacturing as the measure moved toward final Senate consideration.
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Amerigan Cruiser Struck by Torpedo Incident Near San Padre
Reports from naval headquarters today detail damage to the American cruiser Northampton after a mysterious torpedo strike near Sleat gunnery practice range by San Cla mente. The underwater armour was reportedly damaged while the vessel endured a torpedo blow and remained afloat under orders.
Wells Rogers Says Tiaromore Crumbles Amid Oklahoma Turmoil
In April coverage from Oklahoma, Wells Rogers comments on political turmoil and predictions about Roosevelt’s fate. He criticizes both parties, notes Republican ticket talk, and urges vigilance toward presidents regardless of party. The piece reflects local sentiment and the era’s partisan discourse.
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Mussolini urges trio on German rearmament clash
The Popolo d Italia urges Great Britain France and Italy to unite against German rearmament as observers in Warsaw watch Poland drift from Germany toward France. Eden says Poland pressured to accept a modified eastern security pact and Laval visit to Warsaw planned as Moscow trip looms. A Copenhagen meet of Denmark Sweden and Norway ministers discusses the issue while Paris eyes military strength to counter Germany.
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Weadock counters FPC claim of imminent power shortage
Bernard F Weadock vice president and managing director of the Edison Electric Institute rebutted the Federal Power Commission report forecasting a possible critical shortage of electric power. He argued the assertion rests on 1929 activity assumptions and that current generating capacity exceeds needed load by about 6000 megawatts, with ample reserves and excluding federally funded plants.
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Public Utilities Measure Debated In House Hearing
Washington April 2 The Wheeler Rayburn public utilities measure faced renewed scrutiny as Wheeler testified in support while opponents warned of higher rates and worse service. Executives from Citizens Service Company and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association argued forced dissolution would disrupt the industry and trigger market volatility.
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President To Roosevelt Fails In Fishing On Long Island
Miami April 2 President Roosevelt reported very little luck fishing this morning off Long Island in the Bahamas. He sent a message to secretary Marvin McIntyre saying he has been felling all morning and will likely proceed tomorrow to Concept ion Island continuing plans to cruise for the remainder of the week.
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Notable clergy and politicians linked to fascist movements
New York April 2 described by the Methodist Federation for Social Service that Father Charles E Coughlin Huey P Long and General Hugh Johnson aligned with fascists. The report labels Huey Long and Coughlin as supporters, signaling concern over strong political collaborations amid a developing fascist movement.
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Kansas town approves women mayors in surprise election
New Albany Kansas on April 2 reports a surprising result as women win key posts after yesterday's election. A completed count shows Mrs Susie Murphy elected mayor and other city offices going to women for another two years.
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Bremer Case Set Pleas By Nine Defendants
Federal court hears nine defendants enter pleas in the Bremer kidnapping case as preparations for trial continue. Names include Arthur Barker Pad Pleading nnt guilty and other indicted figures such as Elmer Farmer and Harold Aldertor. Judge M M Josice schedules trial for April 18.
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U S Plans Cash Redemption and Inflation Risk
Washington reports a mild but real inflation risk from treasury policy to pay maturing obligations in currency. Officials say the working balance aims to stay above 1 billion while the plan could inject up to half a billion into circulation, limiting withdrawals and shaping behavior in the money market.
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Bitter House Battle Looms Over Social Security Program
Washington reports advance signs of a sharp House fight next week as Democrats and Republicans clash over strategy for social security bills. The Ways and Means Committee approved final form and debates were set, with gag rule possibilities and wag rule discussions underway. The plan includes old age pensions with federal matching funds, unemployment insurance provisions, and minor authorizations for child welfare and health programs.
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Roosevelt bill withdrawal urged by Kennedy in Congress
Washington April 2 A move to get President Roosevelt to withdraw much of the controversial legislation on his must list and resubmit it at a November special assembly today was platted in Congress initiated by Representative Kennedy D NY who said he found strong support among colleagues amid a crowded legislative calendar
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CARE OF THE FEET BOOKLET PROMOTES FOOT HEALTH
A promotional notice emphasizes dangers of neglected feet and common ailments from ill fitting shoes and improper standing. It advertises a booklet titled CARE OF THE FEET offering home treatment tips, shoe and stocking guidance, and simple exercises, available for ten cents plus postage.
CARE OF THE FEET BOOKLET REQUESTED BY READER
The Helena Independent Information Bureau offers to mail a 10 cent booklet on care of the feet. Frederick Maskin, Director, Washington DC, requests readers to enclose ten cents in coin, carefully wrapped, with address details.
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War Profits Act May Be Drastic War Profits Act May Be Drastic
Washington April 2 AP 4 drastic income tax bill aims to drain profits from war and back a rigid industrial draft. Front lines in auto mode, pay as you fight. Levy would cap wartime earnings at 3 percent for industry and tax 60 percent on net profits. Industrial leaders resisting war effort could be sent to trenches. The measure targets individuals with large wartime earnings as it seeks broader sacrifice while war continues.
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Deadlock on Work Relief Act Holds Up Bill
Washington April 2 7 Administration leaders weighed force to break the labor relief amendment deadlock that kept the 4 880 000 000 relief bill stalled. A second conferees' meeting failed to strike or modify the requirement that one third of the 3909 000 000 for states be paid directly for labor. Roosevelt leaders convened a counter meeting with Senator Robinson Vice President Garner and Senator McKellar but no agreement emerged.
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Another uprising brews in Greece now
Athens reports growing public clamor over clemency for convicted rebels sparked talk of a new revolution and monarchy restoration. Thousands of students march to the guarded parliament calling for harsher penalties and toppling Tsaldaris. Metaxas leads protests against the cabinet as troops patrol streets and tanks stand before key government sites.
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A P Mclelland Drops Dead in Livingston
A P McLelland 66 a former cowboy and cattleman and livestock authority dropped dead in a Livingston hotel tonight He previously partnered with Walter Hill to form the HI McLelland Cattle company and had resided in Livingston for years Survived by his widow several children at Midway California and a stockman brother in Kansas City Missouri
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Mexican Consuls in U S Face Accusations of Religious Protests
Washington April 2 A demand by Representative McCormack to determine the State Department attitude on two Mexican consuls charged with anti religious activities in the United States was raised. Evidence suggests Hermes H Torres of San Bernardino and Alejandro V. Martinez of Santa Monica attempted to prevent religious demonstrations amid Catholic church and civil authority tensions in Mexico.
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