Rural Grange leader warns on farm prices and rural decline
Herman Ihde of Neetiah, master of the Wisconsin State Grange, told delegates at the 67th annual state convention that rural America is threatened by falling farm prices. He urged industry and labor to support farmers, noted expected income drop to about seven and a half billion dollars, and warned against a two price system to handle agricultural products.
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Heil to Disclose Outcome of Trip at Dinner Tonight
Milwaukee reports Governor elect Julius Heil will speak at the Milwaukee Building and Loan league dinner tonight and is expected to announce the outcome of his Washington weekend mission. He seeks federal insurance for Wisconsin building and loan associations to bring stability after a Reconstruction Finance Corp loan request was rejected.
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Milwaukee Building and
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Washington
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Wisconsin
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
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Eden May Reenter Cabinet in England Soon After Return
London reports that Anthony Eden, arriving in New York for a brief visit, may rejoin the British cabinet within weeks after returning to London. Informants say Eden resigned as foreign secretary last year in protest of Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's policy of negotiating with European dictators.
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Anthony Eden
New York
Inday Eden
Trims
Neville Chamber- Jan
Reduced Tax Proposal Draws Ford Testimony
Edsel Ford told the senate profit sharing committee that federal tax cuts could spur business but might bring new problems. He described Ford’s wage led incentives, profit sharing, and cash bonuses as crucial to expansion and stable labor relations, noting extensive employee ownership and a $6-a-day minimum since 1920. Willard H. Dow of Dow Chemical also opposed incentive taxation for profit sharing.
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Edsel Ford
Senate
Henry Ford
Vandenberg
Michigan
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Williard H. Dow
Dow Chemical Company
Midland, Mich
Davey refuses to intervene as Hahn faces execution
Governor Martin L. Davey announced he would not intervene in the tomorrow night execution of Anna Marie Hahn the Cincinnati poison slayer. Hahn's lawyers had sought commutation to life imprisonment arguing she did not receive a fair trial.
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Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Anna Marie Hahn
Cincinnati
Daniel S. Earhart
Daves
67th Annual State Meet Opens Today
Problems of economic welfare for Wisconsin farmers will be discussed and analyzed at a three day Wisconsin State Grange convention in Oshkosh. About 150 delegates from across the state will vote on major issues while many more nondelegates attend with families. The highlight is tonight’s 7 oclock banquet at St Marys auditorium.
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Move of Two Billion Jewish Wealth Urged by Nazis
Berlin reports that Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung cites a total Jewish wealth value of 3.02 billion dollars to be liquidated by Nazi authorities. The decree bars Jewish sales without permits, requires bank deposits, and allows officials to order sale of real estate and other assets for national welfare. A trustee may be appointed for owners abroad. The note frames this as Aryanization of German wealth.
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Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Economics Ministry
Czechoslovak Sudetenland
Hermann Goering
Rector of Madison Named Deputy Attorney General
Madison appoints Jam Rector as deputy attorney general in a move linked to the incoming attorney general. Rector previously served as secretary in Governor A Acheae and held a temporary post in the state beverage tax division, with the announcement coming today in Milwaukee.
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NO MORE WAR PACT SIGNED AT PARIS SALON
In Paris the German and French foreign ministers signed a pledge to meet at a conference table to settle disputes without war. Joachim von Ribbentrop and Georges Bonnet endorsed a no war instrument with no time limit and recognition of the Rhine frontier, amid a Daladier attended ceremony in the clock salon at the ministry of foreign affairs.
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United Press Staff
Paris
Germany
France
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Georges Bonnet
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Republicans Schedule Caucus for Stevens Point Saturday
Republican solons from the 1939 Wisconsin legislature will hold a preliminary caucus at Stevens Point on Saturday to discuss organization of both houses and possible proposals. Assemblyman Milton Murray and Senator E J Beethe helped call the gathering seen as a chance to settle speaker selection and appoint chief clerks and sergeants-at-arms for the new session.
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Stevens Point
Milton T. Murray
Milwaukee
E. J. Beethe
Fennimore
Julius P. Heil
Murray
Assembly
Senate
State Bank Commission Rules Tight on Statute Against New Banks
Attorney General Loomis states the State Bank Commission cannot waive the statute prohibiting establishment of a bank within four miles of another. The discussion mentions Vernon attorney Martin Gulbrangs, county traffic costs, and per diem for county judges. Keith of the state enforcement bureau notes license law covers dead stock household supplies and medicinal products as regulated items.
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Orland S. Lonmis
Aitermey Geperst
Martin
Cien
Leas
George M. Keith
New Trial Granted Evans by State High Court
Madison Wisconsin The state supreme court today ordered a new trial for former Municipal Judge David M Evans of Waukesha who was convicted last July of perjury before a grand jury investigating gambling and vice in the county The court set aside a two year prison term saying Evans did not have a fair trial Justice Edward T Fairchild wrote the decision The perjury charge involved a slot machine Evans testified he took home after confiscation by the county sheriff Officials later found the machine in a tavern Evans said it had never left his house except for repairs The court noted the machine was placed in a tavern by Anton Vogt and that if Evans explanation is true he should not be found guilty of knowingly testifying falsely The ruling discusses analysis flaws in the indictment and jury instructions and calls for directing the jury to the real issue The item ends with a continuation note on Page 6 Column 8.
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Whittet Named to Succeed Keith as Supervisor
Laurence C. Whittet of Edgerton is named to replace Keith Keith, who resigned to devote full time to civil service duties. Whittet, executive secretary to the late Gov Emanuel Pilgrim, will lead the bureau supervising temperance enforcement and related services after Keith’s dual role ends. Keith had held both positions since July 1, resigning to focus on one salary.
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God van Edgerton
Roosevelt Pledges Liberal Program Amid Mine Disaster
Roosevelt, en route to Washington, pledged a liberal domestic program and world leadership to defend democracies. He spoke at the University of North Carolina after receiving an honorary degree, saying New Deal reforms would continue when needed amid rising economic and social needs. Meanwhile in Nova Scotia, nineteen are dead and many injured in the Princess colliery disaster as 250 workers rode a riding rake down a 10 percent grade. Rescue efforts continued with bodies recovered and officials fearing more may be buried.
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Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company
D. Herold Oliver
Roosevelt
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Georgia
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Chapel Hill
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University of North Carolina
Salary Increases by the Governor Attacked by Heil
A chaotic note discusses a proposed governor salary rise and opposition from Heil. It mentions a protest or critique targeting the governor and references a meeting and a debate over the raise, with unclear specifics and several garbled phrases.
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HEIL
President of Coloma Bank Granted New Trial by High Court
A high court ruling grants the Coloma Bank president a new trial. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but indicate a formal legal reversal or review initiated by or involving the bank leadership and court proceedings. The article references Madison and Paris and mentions dates and names in garbled form.
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Coloma Bank
Weather Day Tee Details and North Wisconsin Readouts
Fragmented weather note lists cloudy conditions for Park Falls Wisconsin with partial times and temperatures. Mentions observatory readings and a reference to daily maximums and minimums from a prior period.
Judge Reis Refuses To Quash Writ
Circuit Judge Al vin C. Reis ordered immediate payment of about 2.6 million from the governors emergency board allotment, upholding the board action while denying peremptory writs for 3.9 million tied to civil war debt and teachers retirement fund. He noted possible appeals, waivers on vital questions, and the board’s constitutional status.
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Alvin C. Reis
la Fallette
Reis
Theodore Dammann
Solomon Levitand
Fred R. Zimmerman
Supreme Court
Dammann
Levitan
Shipping Paralyzed by East Coast Fog Delays Traffic
Fog across the East Coast slowed shipping and travel as frigid air and ice coated roads. Three people were injured in separate accidents across New England and Long Island amid the pale, persistent winter weather.
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