Roosevelt Aims for Large Mortgage Refinancing Plan
President Roosevelt advances a broad domestic program to combat deflation and stimulate employment. A $2 billion mortgage refinancing for small homes is proposed, alongside a $500,000 direct relief bill, farm refinancing, and price support measures. Banking reform and Tennessee Valley development are outlined, with Congress expected to act by mid May and the plan potentially moving toward international coordination.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Ysevelt
Congress
Tennessee Valley
Alabama
Senate
Wagner
U.P
Roosevelt
Inter
Bose
Son of Senator Couzens to lead Detroit as mayor
Detroit Mich U P Frank Couzens 31 son of Sen James Couzens becomes youngest mayor as Murphy takes Philippines post. He previously served as Detroit's council president and mayor pro tem, chaired the Wayne County board and led city planning. He gave up private business to focus on public service and headed the street railway commission.
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Etroit
Mich
U.P
Frank Cou Ss
James Mens
Mayar Nk Murphy
Philippines
Trail Blaze
Cousens Will
Qty
Dei
Couzens
Tieate
Cateeoy
le Brent
Wayne Nie Board of Supervisors
Killful Hand O
Krys Ang
Publi Ce
Coune Wan Picc
Great to Have Real Meals and Real Work to Do
United Press reports Roosevelt’s woodland army at Fort Washington welcomes 259000 men to real meals beds and work for two weeks under army supervision. Washingtonians Marvin Cropp and six companions join the camp along with hundreds more as the program aims to rehabilitate unemployed workers before forest labor six months at a dollar a day.
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Frederick C. Othman
United Press
Fort
Washington
Midh
U.2
Roosevelt
Marvin Cropp
Washington, D.C
Crepp
Potomac
George Washington
Roberts R. Leban
Leban
Cropn
John M. Ripley
Harry Jackson
Millard Sawyer
William Minor
Alvin Kaiser
Westo
Yeahs
Es Sawyer
Louis A. Kumric
Fort Washington
Honery
Ripley
Mount Vernon
Mr. Roosevelt
Alvin
Land
Mistah
Madion - Tu
Wilhandie Adl
Loherens
Flevones Petersen
Wen
Federel
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Editor Named Publicist for New Farm Aid Bill
Madison U P RR McIntyre associate editor of The Wisconsin Agriculturalist and Farmer will assist Secretary Wallace by producing features of the new federal farm relief bill. He will take a two month leave of absence to handle publicity duties and promote the measure.
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Wisconsin
Madison
U.P
E. RR McIntyre
Wisconsin Acriculairiss and Farmer
Wallace
Arc-Intyre
Delavan Woman Mercy 101st Birthday Honored
Delavan Wisconsin residents celebrated Marsula Frost turning 101 yesterday in good health. A Putnam County New York native, Frost marked the milestone amid community greetings.
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Delavan
Wis
Marsula Frost
Putnam
New York
Jo Forer
Jury Deliberates in Scottsboro Case Retrial
Decatur Alabama UP The fate of Marweed Patterson the first of nine Negroes to be retried in the Scottsboro case was placed in the hands of a jury of white men Judge James H Horton completed a charge and then sent the jurors to lunch before deliberations at 130 p m He admonished jurors not to consider side issues and to seek only guilt or innocence He stressed protecting the state’s good name and preserving peace between white and Negro races.
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Decatur
Ala
Marweed Patterson
James H. Horton
S. T
Horton
Ruby Bates
Victoria Price
Philippine governor general appointment for Baghellor mayor
A Detroit mayor Will Murphy, a 40 year old bachelor, is named governor general of the Philippines following a long correspondence with the retiring official Theodore Roosevelt Jr. The announcement, made in Washington, confirms the expected transfer and states Murphy is prepared to assume duties soon.
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Devreit
Meyor Fauusk Aturphy Tocar
The
Philippine Wands
Weslington
Losey
Philippines
Murphy
Yeaterday Rons Roosevelt
Third Body Recovered From Akron Disaster Sea
The Akron disaster off New Jersey has yielded a third body recovered from the sea. Oliver Craviding reports from U.S. Portland, as the tanker John O Archie transports the remains. Col. AFP Measure lists the three recovered, with two previously recovered and three still missing.
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Oliver Craviding
U.S. S
Portland
New Jerseys
Pri
Trent
Cot Alt Maury
U. S.A
Ordrnabies T Tererve
Eeore
Dinaster
Cacniel Misvry
John O' Archiebald
Puna
Taent
Col
Afp Measure
New York
Akron
Abandonment of Bus Route Approved in Wisconsin
Wisconsin public service commission approves abandonment of the Kenosha to Somers bus route operated by Wisconsin Gas and Electric. Route has run at a loss. commission notes longstanding operating deficit and authorizes the exit from service. Also reports voluntary extension for one month of a rate reduction by the Sauk Caty water department and notes a separate report on a safe handling incident with checks totaling $260.
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Maditon
Wasconsin Gas
Kenosha
Somer
Sim T
Sauk Catvagh’ Aid Water Department
New York Women to Get Minimum Wage Law With Teeth
Albany N Y U P Luaber reports a 20 year fight for minimum wage standards for women and children appears won as the Ward bill passes the legislature and Governor Lehman signals approval. The bill sets a wage board with penalties for noncompliance and aims to curb cutthroat wage practices. Sponsored by Albert Wald, the measure won strong labor support.
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New York
Albany N
U.P
Luaber
Lehman
Assembly
Senate
Organized
Albert Wald
New York Democrat
Russia Cuts Off Railway Link With Manchukuo
The Manchukuo government severed the link between the Chinese Eastern railway and the trans-Siberian railway at Manchukuo amid a months long dispute over arms shipments and rolling stock. Soviet officials wired Moscow for instructions while Manchukuo officials protested the move as talks failed. The joint C E R had been operated under Manchukuo and the Soviet regime since Japan’s control of Manchuria.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Manchuk
Manchurian
Moscow
Europe
Russia
C. EB. R
Manchukuo
Rudy
Control Bureau
Kuametsov
Slavtsky
Moscow 2
Dlean
Drewn
Slavisky
Japan
Cina
Train collision near Danville injures seven in Indiana
Seven people were hospitalized after a rear-end collision between BiG Four and passenger trains No. 40 and No. 20 near Danville Indiana. One baggage car derailed and service was delayed for hours as investigators reviewed responsibility for the wreck and details of the trains involved.
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Danville
Ind
Indianapolis
Ives York
Gain
League Playoff Opens Tonight to Decide Title
The Major A League title series starts tonight at the Recreational Gymnasium as Lyceum meets KLAOP fram at 8 15 pm. West Algom't Bar bers and the Journals run a preliminary. Lyceum then faces Independents Monday at 8 15 with the championship game Wednesday. A Plymouth versus Fasties bowling match is set for Sunday at 2 30 on the Rowalfess. Boston vs Braves see Arti the Great Shires get a chance to prove himself this season, per President Emil Fuchs.
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Gymnasum
Lyceum
Klaop Fram
West Algom't Barbers
Plymouth
Rowalfess
Boston
Boston Braves
Arti
Shires
Cam
Emil Fuchs
Measure To Revise Bonds Control Bill In Senate
Senate banking committee drafts a revised securities control measure limiting government power to block stock and bond sales while expanding SEC enforcement to fraud cases. The draft exempts existing issues and tightens director signing requirements, with new provisions on excusing directors and extending coverage to commercial paper and certain mutuals.
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Washington
Administration
Senate Banking Committee
Comittee
Roosevelt
Federal Tirade Commission
The
Trade Commission
Roosevelt leads new high campaign with world talks
Washington reports President Roosevelt is shaping a global campaign inviting major powers Britain France Germany Italy Japan China Canada Argentina Brazil Chile and Mexico to send representatives for direct talks. London hosts a June 15 world economic conference as a focal point, with Bernard Baruch mentioned as a possible U S adviser.
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Washington
Canada
Mexico
Roosevelt
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
China
Argentina
Braan
Chile
Tiis
New York
Memcher
FLG
Vosburek
Associated Press
Parrape
Abin
Western Hemisphere
Europe
He Doehres
South America
ABC
Brig
Povernorentia
Ramsay Straan
Fay Wahineden
Hodey
Legislative committee hearings highlight varied bills
A set of bills to be reviewed next week includes moving auto registration and operator license control to county clerks, reducing truck license fees for farmer haulers, color labeling of anti knock gasoline with business dyes, state bank ownership proposals, doctor reporting rules on diseases, livestock dealer licensing, tax deduction rules, bond refunds for emergencies, and mandatory civics training for teachers. Other topics include a fat content labeling bill for dairy products, relief from mortgage foreclosures, and credentialing changes for national and state committeemen.
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Murchison
WUP
Secretary of State
Joint Committee On Finance
Senate Committee On Eduction and Public Welfare
State Board of
Heath
Department of Agriculure
Committee On
Ullisenshin
Senate
Assembly Committee On Agriculture
Asemsbly
Conunitteee
Nalional
Oshkosh City Board Hangs Fire On Government Change
A friendly session in Oshkosh City Hall weighed the legality of changing Oshkosh government form and a referendum result. Mayor elect Oaks urged broad focus beyond ward lines while new aldermen prepared a seven member committee to seek royal advice and speed a court test.
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Commission
George Flaiks
Oshkosh
F C. G. Brown
I. Hagene
James Sk
Tecai
Ulea
Riverine Wis man dies after failed operation in hall
A 38 year old Riverine Wisconsin man died after a failed operation following a gunshot incident at a dance hall near Ives. Sheriff statements describe the event as a likely homicide aftermath with investigations continuing in Oneida County.
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