Administration Wins in the Congressional Tests
The administration triumphed in two congressional tests as the Senate backed liquor import restrictions and extended the use of economic powers. A 44 to 30 vote approved the liquor tax measure amid opposition to the Clark amendment, while the House passed a punitive spending control bill 261 to 112, despite patronage objections and party dissension. Leaders and advisers pored over Roosevelt era economy plans as broader currency and fiscal policy moves emerged.
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California
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Approchhans Committee
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Oshkosh Likely Names Thompson as City Counsel
Robert R. Thompson of the Thompsons Gruenewald Frye firm is expected to be named Oshkosh corporate counsel at a special city hall meeting. Mayor Oaks plans to submit the appointment, with council members indicating broad support. Thompson, 30, born Oct 24 1903 in Oshkosh, is a UW alumnus and longtime local lawyer active in county and state bar associations. A special session will also consider extending the deadline for a house penalty payment and filling the municipal judge vacancy left by Henry P. Hughes. The only other candidate for the post appears to be Lewis C. Mugny sen.
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Robert R. Thompson
Thompsons, Gruenewald & Frye
Oshkosh Corporation
Oaks
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Oshkosh
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Law School
Thompson Firm
Tlriai
Henry P. Hughe
Corporation Counsel
Lewis C. Mugnysen
Reilly Recommends Williams for Winneconne Post
Washington DC special: Congressman Reilly backs Martin J Williams for permanent Winneconne postmaster after his acting tenure began last May. The move targets President Roosevelt via the Postmaster General with Williams and others considered for acting or succeeding posts amid recent incumbents' deaths.
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Martin J. Williams
Winneconne Post
Washington, D. C
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Winneconne
Williams
George E. King
Congressman II
James F. Fawle
Roosevelt
Wii- Haitia
Oliver Nevens
Fredonia
Frank BP. O'Mears
West Bend
Joseph Hand
Vom Tske
Wilbur B. Haris
Bank deposits show nationwide rise after insurance
A United Press survey finds bank deposits up to 50 percent higher since the January 1 start of government deposit insurance. hoarders move savings to tellers, with gains noted across Michigan Iowa Kansas City and California. New York shows limited effect. bankers cite confidence boosts and seasonal factors.
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Northern Trust Company of
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Towa
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Missouri
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San Francisco
California
Postal Savings Banks
Los Angeles
Mostly cloudy regional forecast with light snow chances
The weather notes show Mostly cloudy conditions across Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas with no major temperature changes. Local snow chances possible in eastern and northern districts especially Friday with colder air across North Dakota and South Dakota. Temperatures peaked yesterday in Los Angeles and Phoenix with statewide observatory readings drifting to cloudy conditions through the day at Buckstal Observatory.
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Seaplanes Nearing Pearl Harbor After Atlantic Flight
Navy VP-10 seaplane squadron completes long voyage from San Francisco toward Honolulu. Flying blind through fog, the fleet nears Pearl Harbor with Admiral Johnson aboard the Tender Wright reporting favorable progress. The crossing required a full 24 hours of travel, with weather improving and air currents aiding the final leg.
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Awaiian Islands
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Lie Midway Pedan
Whippoorwill
Ford Loses In Guardian Bank He Says
Washington reports Ford Motor Co faced about 8.24 million on deposit when Guardian bank group collapsed in Michigan. Son of Henry Ford testified before a senate committee admitting 40,000 shares of group stock at bank holiday last February. He said the company recovered roughly 11.5 million of the loss and had bought seven and a half million dollars in US government bonds to avoid state action.
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Associated
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Guardian Bank Group of
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Eel Ford
Senate Drinking Committee
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Henry Ford
Ford Company
March
County Directors of CWA Dismissed in Wisconsin
Local reports state county directors of the Civil Works Administration in Madsan Wis were dismissed. The article notes resignations and a shutdown order, with county CWA committees planning a meeting to discuss next steps and potential reinstatements.
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Oshkosh Team Wins International Trophy on Lake Winnebago
Oshkosh Teeboat Club sailor Donnie D skippered by Tay Schroeder won the international cup over two Madison challengers on Lake Winnebago. Flying Dutchmen from Milwaukee-based Oshkosh club led early but retired in first lap. Fritz and Miss Alice finished others amid strong wind delays. Schroeder surged at start and won by a minute and more on several laps.
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Ae Jen
Garl Bernard
Schroeder
Fritz Lippe
Donnie D
Miss Alice
Madison
Andy Pili
Oshkoel
Ben “Schinalta
Wriedrich
Miss Jane
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Milk Price War Grips Chicago Dairy Scene
Chaos surrounds Chicago milk suppliers as protests flare over price hikes and supply terms. Dairy unions, city officials, and independent producers clash on pricing while consumers fear shortages and higher costs.
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Transfer May menage Milwaukee CWA works appears as garbled text. The fragment references Milwaukee, CWA boards and a transfer, with unclear actions or dates. No clear events, people, or organizations are reliably identifiable for a factual summary.
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Congress Session Updates on Investigations and Hearings
IN CONGRESS TODAY reports on the special investigative committee probing the airmail inquiry and the Detroit bank investigation by banking and currency subcommittees. Conferees review Senate liquor revenue amendments while committees continue hearings on tax revision, farm credit bills, and reconstruction finance extensions.
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Crowds Riot Outside Wynekoop Murder Trial
Dr. Alice Wynekoop faced her murder trial in Chicago as hundreds surged for entry to Criminal Courts Building. Judge David ordered the building cleared after riotous scenes as spectators fought to witness proceedings. Public barred from the trial until security stabilized.
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Collins
Associated Press
Criminal Courts Building
Chicago
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Rela Cardner Wynekoop
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Balliff
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Aller
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Wisconsin liquor measure sparks debate in assembly
Madison deliberations centered on two bills to control liquor sales. The Leary Bachhuber proposal would create a government monopoly, while the administration plan favored private sales under strict supervision. Votes swung between rejection and support as lawmakers debated retroactive tax and licensing provisions.
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Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
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Leary-Bachhuber
Quebec
Wisconsin
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Robert
Brour
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