Roosevelt plans sweeping social legislation for wage earners
The United Press reports President Roosevelt’s plan envisions old age pensions of 50 dollars monthly for needy seniors, unemployment insurance funded by a 1 percent wage tax, and a health insurance plan with free medical care for those on work relief. The package also aims to extend child health protections and may face reductions to the pension amount.
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Lyle A. Brookover
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Neecy
Cabinet Committee
White House
Congress
Laapr
Indusig J
Madison
la Follite
Harry L. Hopkins
Wisconsin
Hopkins
Dole
la Foilette
Governor Ready To Compromise On Budget Increase
Governor La Follette signals willingness to compromise with the legislature on a 17 million dollar state budget increase. Advisers present as lawmakers digest the financial figures, with two proposed budgets under consideration, including a biennial total near 52 million dollars.
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Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
Madison
la Folfeité
la Follette
Assemblyir Fonsi
la Falletty
Dillinger witness ties judge to promise of life for surrender
In federal court in Wisconsin Indiana judge allegedly promised outlaw John Dillinger would avoid the electric chair if he surrendered. Piquett, seen as Dillinger gang mastermind, testified he met Judge Murray in Chicago and May, saying the judge would commute a death sentence to life if Dillinger yielded and the jury imposed it.
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Chicago
Louis P. Piquett
John Dillinger
Indiana
Dillinger
Piquett
William Holly
William J. Murray
Crown Point
Ind
Murray
Piquet
Dilinger
Homer van Meter
Judge Murray
William O'Mall
East Chicago State Bank
Tucson
Ariz
Ater
T Tod
Saar Saarland plebiscite raises tense Saarbrucken mood
In Saarland near Saarbrucken tensions rise forty eight hours before a pivotal plebiscite. Some 770000 residents face a choice under League treaties amid 3300 foreign troops and a French threat in case of war. The crowd fears violence as the vote looms and nations interpret the treaty.
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Richard D. McMillan
Saarbrucken
Saar Cerestory
League of Nations
France
Grid Rule Change Request Dominates Chicago Meeting
The meeting in Chicago discusses requests to modify grid rules, with mentions of teams and officials from Green Bay and Milwaukee. References include a Miami participant and a national federation committee, plus notes on a tennis championship return and a $5 payment schedule in Minnesota.
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Chicago
Green Bay
Wisconsinhr National Federation of the Selnas
Lee
Chiracatodet
Tamorros
Woman Severely Injured in Beating Case at Local Site
A woman was severely injured in a beating incident reported at a local location. Police调查 is ongoing as authorities seek suspects described as unknown at this time.
Oshkosh Paine Plant Workers Urge Reopening Push
About 330 former Paine Lumber employees gathered with Rev. Leo Oberleitner at West Algoma Zion Lutheran to back a community effort urging the reopening of the Paine Lumber plant. They formed a committee to contact former workers citywide and seek public support for economic revival and continued employment.
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Oshkosh
Paine Lumber Tempary
Leo Oleiter
Ay Zion Lutheran Shurch
Algoma
Onli Rccal Sathane
Paine Cancer
I.invans
Paine
Unex
West Algoma
Oberleiter
Delass
Pune Lumber Company
City Conmpurelie RF. Kriz
Gherdeiter
Arol
Mngnlal Sures
Wis
Dom Daubert
Mane Eheire
Ransey
Oeil
Indicted Figures and Firms in Moving Picture Case
Nine moving picture corporations and nine individuals have been indicted in a high profile film industry case. The document lists defendant names and ties to alleged illicit trade activities amid a broader probe into violations and misconduct within the motion picture sector.
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Moving Picture Corporations
Sik
Court weighs gold obligations in legal showdown
The High Court hearings probe Congress power to redesign obligations to pay in gold amid government objections. Justices scrutinize authority as Treasury lawyers stress constitutional limits, while finance implications of 1923 era gold standards loom.
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Washington
Homer S. Cummings
Handwriting Expert Links Hauptmann to Ransom Notes
Handwriting expert Albert S Osborn testified the ransom notes were written by Hauptmann’s hand and called attention to repeated terms and symbols. The government showed a $14600 ransom bill found in Hauptmann’s garage with others cited by revenue officers. defense noted a $34,000 deposit with a false signature.
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Dy Siuney
Whippie
United Press
Wiemington
J.— Ai
Brian Richared
Hauptiann
Albert S. Osborn
Hauptmann
Haupt—mann
Nandwrung
Frank J. Wilson
Internal Revenue Inteligence
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Faulkner
Haupkmenn
Hur
Huey
Unclear Text Prompt About a Death and Recovery
The readable fragment mentions death by own action and recovery prospects but provides no concrete names dates places or organizations. It appears to be an incomplete report of a suicide attempt and medical outlook with no identifiable entities.
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Via
I —Aidees Word. Jr
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Miamta
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Pan
Minn
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Sauthoff
Uae
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Saar
Germany
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