Senate Urges Wallace to Correct Hog Purchase Abuses
The Wisconsin Senate adopts a joint resolution urging Secretary Wallace to curb abuses in terminal hog purchases by packers direct buying, which worsens market conditions for farmers. The body also supports a Wegner referendum on an old age pension fund and votes to extend auto license fee deadlines, while killing the Ingebretson-Zantow plan.
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Madison
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
B. J. Gehrmann
Metlen
Wegner
Balzex
Schmedeman
Ingebretson-Zantow
Senate liquor bill faces changes and reduced hours
Winnebago county civil works projects pause to wait for staff reorganization amid new 20 hour per week limits. Senate approves amendments to liquor control measures, removing a three member state liquor commission and limiting local license powers, with further changes delayed for session.
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Civil Works Administration
Winnebago County
State
F. W. Johnson
District No. 17
Winnebago
Waushara
Washington
Robert C. Johnson
Madison
Senate
Ugwer
Iguor Commission
Trree
Laverns
Liguor
Helens
Ktaners
Milwhkec
No Doubt Congress Will Continue CWA Funds
Governor Schmedeman released a telegram in which Congress member W. Senney says there is practically no doubt Congress will provide additional funds to sustain the civil works administration after current money runs out. He notes assurances from Marty L Hopkins that the program will continue through February 30.
Oshkosh CWA trims weekly hours amid payroll shakeup
In Winnebago county the CWA reduced maximum weekly hours to three five-hour rural days and four six-hour days in larger districts, while Oshkosh faced a proposed severance of 586 workers. Mayor Oaks warned further cuts could raise relief needs, and officials sought to fix CWA missteps while awaiting a 20-hour week restoration.
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CWA
Oaks
Oshkosh
Winnebago County
Washington
Neenah
Menasha
Johnson
Fuera
Tahar
Blood Found In Bremer Car
Bloodstains on the abandoned Bremer kidnapping car suggest severe injury or death for Edward G. Bremer. Police report the vehicle was found with two large blood splashes and a smear on seats and floor. Ransom payment talks continued as investigators, including federal agent Frank Blake, joined a growing national effort.
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William FE. Hallberg
United Press
St. Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Thomas Cahill
Bremer
Gmconserous
Cahill
Adolph Bremer
Roosevelt
Frank J. Blake
Federal Division of Investigation
Texas
George
American Legion
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Miss Hanker
Walter Mazee
Amie Chennel Indy
Seven Scale Prison Walls at Lansing Kansas Escape
Seven convicts scaled the walls of the Kansas State Prison at Lansing around 7 a.m. amid gunfire. Guards pursued them as they fled into surrounding timber using a rope and a scrap lumber ladder. Brady and Clark were recaptured near Tucumcari, New Mexico. only Ben Davis remains at large.
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Lansing. Kan.p
Kansas State Prison
Bob. Brady
Him Clark
Clyde Deer
Brady and Clark
Charles Clifton Mcarthur
Johnson County
Frank Delmar
Frank Brennan
Leavenworth County
Miami
Benjamin Young
Harvey County
Kansas
State Reformatory
Brady
Clark
Tucumcari
N. M
Ani
Otion
Davis
Al Smith Out of Favor With Tammany at Banquet
At the annual banquet of the Fammahe Hall speakers bureau in New York a crowd booed and hissed as the former governor Al Smith, nicknamed the Happy Warrior, appeared. Teletexts from President Roosevelt and Governor Lehman drew respectful responses, while a letter from Smith was read. Smith said he cut out all drama to avoid embarrassment, amid catcalls and derisive shouts.
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New York
Smith
Bureau
Roosevelt
Lehman
Wisconsin CWA Plea Denied at Washington
The federal relief administration rejected Wisconsin’s plea for a share of the Civil Works quota. The action ends Wisconsin’s bid for state assistance under the program and affects local public works projects and funding.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Federal
Railroads Foresee Big Revival in Nation Wide Demand
Milwaukee officials at the Traffic club dinner predicted a major business revival driven by freight loadings and federal projects. Pierpont and others cited improved conditions, with manufacturing and small industry showing gains despite a mounting national debt and ongoing public works programs.
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U.s—Beaver Lines
Milwaukee Traffic Club
EH. H. Pierpont
Milwaukee Road
Jo. B. Ford
Chicago and Eastern Ill
North West
Alastair Fraser
Canada
Milwaukee
UPI
Charles W. Nash
Nash Mal. Company
Wisconsin Automobile Dealers
Nash
East
Bi Vo
Howe
Tam
Theirhoney
Ious Gaming Fyeni
In Congress Today Highlights Debates and Hearings
United Press notes Congress actions with farm mortgage petitions and cotton bills in Agriculture, monetary bill reviews in Banking, Interior Department appropriation talks, interstate commerce hearings on motor carrier regulation, tax bill discussion in Ways and Means, birth center hearings in Judiciary, and other committee activities.
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Enatil
Agriculture
Ealinniithee
HOS Ba
Naan
Terior Department
Mn Agriculture Department
Tnteratate
Commerce Committee
Ways and Means
Judiciary
Omine
Delayed Trial in Wynekoop Case Updates Medical Threats
Dr. Catherine Wynekoop’s trial faces postponement as her reported perilous condition prompts court to appoint two heart specialists. Courts monitor her health while plans proceed, with her daughter present and doctors noting potential fatal risk if agitation continues. Newsmen ordered from courtroom as precaution.
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Matnee
Associated Press
Criminal Courts
Iuiliting
Kago
S—lo
Alice LL
Wynee Koap Weed
Wynekoop
Phasiehers
Triad
Catherine Wynekosp
Jay
Wuindga
Die Court
John van Pelt
Wynekouys Heme
Alice
Rhea
David
Wisg
Courk
Abe County
Miles Smith
Vari Pett Lonce
Rhein
Barle
Winekcop
Saul Cor
Johnson attacks NRA critics at recovery conference
New York and Washington reports say Recovery Administrator Johnson denounced opponents of New Deal policies at a conference of the National Retail Dry Goods Association. He warned supporters that continuing protests could topple the program, urged defense of living wages, and endorsed Blue Eagle publicity for industry. He defended the New Deal against charges of oppressive policy and urged unity to sustain recovery efforts.
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New Yorke
Moore
Jobinson
Joluisan
New York
Recovery Administration
Etail Dry
Wiliam
Borth
Tony
Uae
Laneleiex
Peano Bell
Johnson
Ly Moorlands
Wailins
NRA
Bomenady
Migutdt
Roweweral
Revised Call Blocks Five New Subjects in Session
Governor Schinedeman vetoes revisions to the call for the session, blocking new subjects including real estate taxes student loans and drainage projects. He preserves existing items and refuses to extend deadlines, while state funds for several committees are withheld and power for appointing panels remains contested.
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Madison
Vly
Sehr Daman Todiuy
Lia Gall
Schinedeman
Unclear Weather Digest Mixed Snow Snowy Saturday Night
Fragmented OCR style weather notice cites southwest snow chance tonight and Saturday cloudy to partly warm with regional notes from Minnesota Milwaukee Los Angeles and other cities. Mentions temperatures and light precipitation with scattered forecasts across multiple regions.
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North Bakers
Slikbtle
South Makeia
Lomierl Loelkast
Northwestern
Stuttham
Milwaukee
Los Angeios
Willis- Tan
Ruckstatt Observatore
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Prairie du Chien
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Harry Bolens
Park Washeington
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Senate «Alse
Bodais
Thalan
Bayer
Alexander Pint
Worms Gene
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Wodleipaliles
Guiuriel
Volois
Tagan
Willy Jae
Cor Mission
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St Patl
St. Pau
Walter W. Maget
Magee
Carlos Mendiela
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Ishind Republic
Carlos Nevin
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Hevla
Congress
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AL Smith
Tammany
Wales
Hugh S. Johnson
Borah and
Nye
Jobson
Sapport
Blue Eagle
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