Cold snap to continue as deaths mount across Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee forecasters expect relief tomorrow from a three day cold spell that has caused three Wisconsin deaths, followed by another subzero wave on Sunday. A separate bulletin notes a new Arctic blast along the eastern Rocky Mountain slope bringing further subfreezing conditions across the nation.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Millwaukee
Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin bitter cold last night
Milwaukee recorded minus eighteen degrees while Marinette minus twenty and Iron Mountain minus twenty one. Sheboygan minus twenty one and Manitowoc minus twenty two. Superior and Ashland minus twenty three. Madison Green Bay Fond du Lac minus twenty four. Ironwood Oshkosh minus twenty five. La Crosse Appleton Janesville minus twenty six. Stevens Point Eau Claire minus twenty seven. Wausau Antigo minus twenty eight. Wisconsin Rapids Marshfield minus thirty. Rhinelander minus thirty one.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Marinette
Iron Mountain
Mich
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Superior
Ashland
Madison
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Ironwood
Oshkosh
la Crosse
Appleton
Wisconsin Rapids
Marshfield
Rhinelander
Snow Barriers Deepen as Frigid Wave Grips Northwest
A two day cold spell leaves at least 110 dead in the eastern states while the northwest endures deeper snow. The Midwest braces for brief relief with bitter cold returning after a temporary thaw in Chicago.
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Midwest
Chicago
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Ilinois
Heroic Efforts Save Life Despite Near-Zero Drifts
A 25 year old man in New Dissing Wis survived after a woman doctor and a group of men braved eight foot drifts and subzero weather to reach him. Dr Pearl Bent rode through blizzard like conditions twice to treat the patient after a hemorrhage following a tonsil operation. The rescue involved sleighs sleds and snow covered roads as three hours passed before care was administered.
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Cari Poppy
Poppy
Pearl Bent
Benton
Bundie
Relief Costs Soar in Oshkosh 1935 Aid Totals Hit 705 602 09
Oshkosh relief outlay for 1935 topped 705 602 09 with state and federal funds of 454 033 11 and city spending 247 563 98. Mayor Wiechering warned future funding may fall to property owners as local budgets tighten, while other Winnebago county communities reported varied federal and state contributions.
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Oshkosh
John D. Spencer
Winnebago County
Neenah
Adgoma
Omro
Wiechering
Algoma
Near-Record Tax Bill Looms for 1936 Election Year
Washington based United Press reports a looming, unprecedented tax bill to fund New Deal relief and the AAA. Officials expect revenue from higher rates, middle and lower brackets to bear most of the load, with possible bonds to cover deficits. The outcome hinges on President Roosevelt and Congress before the election.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
U.P
Justice
Treasury Departments
Treasury
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
United Press Inqiiry
Supreme Court
Rooosevelt
AAA
Congress
Tates
Borah Calls to End ThuggerY in Capitalism Fight
Senator Borah warns that earnings must be redistributed to avert a clash between American capitalism and state socialism. He denounces business thuggery, supports wealth redistribution to aid farmers, attacks capitalist monopoly, and derides the Townsend pension plan as a radical movement.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Clear Way for Quick Action on Measures For National Defense
Washington reports Congress prepared for rapid national defense action with a proposed record peace time appropriation of 7.0 billion dollars. Rep. Tilman Parks hinted a forthcoming report on the war department supply bill as committees push for parity with world powers in air, land and sea strength.
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United Press
Iaft
Washington
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Parks
House
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United States
Hawaii
Panama Canal Zone
John J. McSwain
South Carolina
Military Affairs Committee
Naval Affairs Committee
Naval Reserve
Eugene Vidal
Commerce Departments
Air Commerce Bureau
Wilcox Air Base
J. Mark Wilcox
Florida
Chicago
Sarraut Forms New French Cabinet to Govern Until Elections
Albert Sarraut succeeds in forming a transition cabinet for France, aiming to run the Third Republic until parliamentary elections in April or May. The list places Flandin as foreign minister and Boncour as war minister, with Sarraut as premier and interior minister.
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Richard G. Massack
Associated Press
Paris
Albert Sarraut
France
Sarraut
Radical-Socialist Party
Lebrun
Sstraut
Ministry of the Interior
Francois Pietri
Georges Mandel
M. Laurent-Egnac
Center
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Joseph Paul Boncour
Georges Pernot
Louis Tacquinot
Republican Center
Laval
Learon
Joseph Peul-Boncour
Paul Thellier
Louis de Chappedelaine
Marcel Regnier
Georges Bonnet
Camillce Chautemps
Secretive Vote Keeps Revised Farm Bill Quiet
Washington senate Agricultural Subcommittee members, all Democrats, approve a revised farm bill to replace the AAA but with details kept secret. President Roosevelt, Secretary Wallace, and aides comment on amendments drafted overnight as discussions proceed toward constitutional alignment.
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Senate Agricultural Subcommittee
Hive Democrats
AAA
Commineer
Ronseresi Seb
Wallace
Smothered Baby Dies in Grib Wisconsin Cold Spell
In Green Bay Wisconsin an infant died indirectly from exposure and extra bedding in the end crib. John Fairch Basche month old son of Mr and Mrs Basche was found dead Thursday with authorities noting the death due to soreness and the inquest to be held.
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Banker Willis urges banks to quit federal reserve system
Milwaukee leader H Parker Willis of Columbia University urged Wisconsin bankers to withdraw from the federal reserve to pressure the government. He warned of looming financial collapse from recent policy, critiqued Townsend Douglas plans and social security, and urged freer private banking with less government interference.
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Milwaukee
H. Parker Willis
Banking Authority
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Federal Reserve System
Columbia University
Willis
Townsend
Douglas
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
A. Ns
New York
Conkiets Amon
Leons
Sinantialeaers
Five Burn to Death in Sideling Fire at Mrs. Noah Home
A deadly blaze at the home of Mrs. Anthony Noah in Sideling claimed five lives including Mrs. Noah, three children named David six Mei trt four and Angela three and her maid Sheppard. The fire destroyed the residence and left investigators to determine the cause.
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Sideling
NFL
Anthony Noah
Anthony
David
Angela
Sheppard
Wisconsin Senators and Governor Bequest Payments Authorized
The Fe newspaper reports bequests totaling about 2 million dollars authorized for Senator Bronson M. Cutting and Governor Philip F. La Follette of Wisconsin. The senator to receive 75,000 and the governor 25,000 with over 20 coins valued around 4.5 million. The act outlines immediate payment and substantial authorized costs related to the bequests.
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Deeren
Bronson M. Cutting
United States
Revert
BL la Follette
Philip FL la Follette
Wisconsin
Oshkosh Court House Plan Seeks Quick Architect Choice
Winnelago county court house building committee discussed fastest method to select an architect. District Attorney Laus to apply for a city building permit and inform Clark Kennedy occupants to vacate. moving date unclear due to weather and crew readiness. Debating whether to pre select from a pool or open competition to avoid bias and preserve rivalry among architects.
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Clark-Kennedy Site
Winnelago County
Dist
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Laus
Oshkosh
Oleson
Lewis Magnusen
Clark
Kennedy
Jackson Drive
Algoma Boulevard
Congress Overrides Roosevelt Veto On Bonus Bill Vote
Washington reports a heavy Democratic majority of 324 to 61 to override President Roosevelt’s veto of the 2.491 billion dollar bonus bill. Wisconsin split with Reilly among those opposing override. Leaders expect Senate passage next week as officials forecast law over Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Reilly
Wisconsin
McLean and
Mapes
Michigan
House
Senate
Clark
Missouri
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Alfred E Smith to broadcast Liberty League dinner
Alfred E Smith former New York governor and Liberty League member will be principal speaker at a Saturday Jan 24 dinner at the Mayflower hotel serving 2 050 guests. His 4 pm CST address will be aired nationwide on CBS with speakers Charles J Dawson and Dr Neil Carothers. Meetings of advisory council and lawyers committee follow.
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York
Im Gues
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Mayflower Hotel
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United States
Western District of Kentucks
Neil Carothers
College of Business Administration
Lohish University
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