Senate votes to keep U.S. out of World Court
The Senate rejected joining the World Court by 52 to 36, short of the two thirds needed, ending a 12 year fight. Administration leaders acknowledged the defeat as foreclosing entry for an indefinite period while supporters urged renewed education to seek seven more votes. The outcome followed a radio campaign against the court by Detroit priest Rev. Charles Coughlin and the lobbying efforts of Senate leaders.
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Memorial Stamp Bill Honors John Barry Navy Service
A bill introduced by Milwaukee Democrat Congressman O Malley asks the postmaster general to issue a series of commemorative stamps for the 150th anniversary of Commodore John Barry’s revolutionary navy service. The proposal was filed yesterday in Congress.
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O'Malley
Milwaukee
Poison liquor toll rises in upstate New York
Groversville and nearby upstate cities report more deaths from the so called white mule poison liquor. John Payfair dies after hospital discharge. Dozens seek treatment as federal agents and state police raid warehouses and arrest two men for denatured alcohol tied to the poison.
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John Payfair
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Best
Utica
Prank Panelii
Joan Nole
Angelo Dideminick
Salvatore Ferrino
John Gi Petito
Little Falls
Gloversville
New York State
Rome
William S Utica
Poderjay Guilty of Bigamy in New York Court
Ivan Poderjay, a year old from the Nordic region, pleaded guilty in general sessions to bigamy with Agnes C. Tulverson, a missing New York and Detroit lawyer. He claimed ignorance of the crime, was represented by Clyde Dart, and committed to the Tombs without bail as extradition details were pursued.
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Ivan Poderjav
Tusdinavian
General Sessions
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Sines
Cuiks
Judee George
L. Donnan
Clyde Dart
Poterjaroxas
Harold WW. Hastings
Poderjar
Deveciites
Unclear OCR Note on Early Pay Checks and Bonds
Fragmentary OCR text references January pay checks, a Pat Wall, smiles, and a bond noted as signed by a surety company. Mentions Groves E Buh and Marian related to a bond or treasury engagement with a claimant. Details are largely unreadable and ambiguous.
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Lincoln
Pat Wall
Groves E
Integrate Transports Proposes National Transportation System
Frederick G. Othman reports Joseph B Eastman urges Congress to unite all carriers under a single system with intermodal regulation, reorganized ICC, a federal transportation coordinator, pensions for railroad workers, streamlined bankruptcy rules, and an amended Interstate Commerce Act.
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Frederick G. Othman
United Press
Washington
WFI
Joseph B Eastman
Congress
Todey
America
Eastman
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Interstave
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Coordinator of Transportation
Jern Mensiorer Ihrem
Sime
Dance To Cure Cripples Fundraiser Across Wisconsin
A wide state effort called Dance To Cure Cripples organized in Milwaukee Madison Racine and Wisconsin Rapids to raise funds for infantile paralysis research. Proceeds, with 70 percent redirected locally, supported victims while events ranged from public dances to parties and card games featuring entertainment and a parade of presidents.
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Velt
Iripie
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Washington
Taorevolt
Auto License Fee Deadline Extended by Legislature
The Wisconsin legislature extended the auto license plate deadline from February 1 to April 1 via swift action. The bill, backed by Bernard Kroenke, grants motorists two extra months to use 1934 plates and now goes to Governor La Follette, who is expected to slow it. The session also debated a Brunette resolution calling for a legislative investigation into alleged communist influence and atheism in Wisconsin universities and state schools, with final passage by the Senate and pending Assembly concurrence. A second amendment to broaden the inquiry to subsidies at educational institutions was defeated. Proposals by the Fitzsimans to bar married women from industrial jobs sparked a protest during public hearings.
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Botl
Bernard Kroenke
Milwouker
la Follette
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University of Wisconsin
Se Senate
E. F. Brunntle
Green Bay
Membeiush
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Iola
Thomas O” Mallcy
J. W. Carow
Walter Hunt
River Falls
River Falls State Teachers College
Fitzsimans
Assembly Public Welfare
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Roeder
Galux
One-Man Fight in Assembly Over Depression Causes
Madison Assembly hopeful An gin W. Lanhs, a Republican, has led two solitary efforts to form a committee to study depression. A proposed joint resolution aimed to compel a report on its causes and remedies faced a hearing Friday, with Lanhs the lone supporter of the measure. Opponents raised concerns of policy overreach.
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Pfeiffer
M.A. Bell
Harry E. Meyer, Jr
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Lewis C. Dlagnisca
R. P. Kriz
New Order Regulating Gas Prices Nears Approval
A government move to regulate gas prices was discussed today amid a price war. Officials described the plan as tighter control with profits curtailed and margins reduced, with a commission overseeing the rule and expected to announce details shortly.
Nurse's testimony in Shepard murder trial resumes
Nurse Clara Brown Wax testified again in the Major Charles A. Shepard murder case regarding her earlier statements that Mrs. Zenana Shepard feared poisoning. She described treatment details and the use of mouthwash and whiskey, and recalled Shepard's role in the sick wife's care while the trial contends whether death was foul play or accident.
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Zenana Shepard
Kansas
Kow
Shepard
Major Shepard
Supreme Court
Irine
Rud
Wax
United States
MecClugga
C.L. Kagey
Mrs Coolidge to Wed Everett Sanders in New York
Dispatch reports Mrs Coolidge will wed Everett Sanders in New York with details of the engagement and surrounding attention. Clear mention of the couple and city, noting the public interest in the forthcoming marriage.
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To Prison for Year Racine Genie 7 Amt Vidar Focas
A brief notice from Racine Wisconsin reports a person nicknamed Vidar Focas facing a prison sentence of one year. The item notes the accused identity and the court action but lacks detailed charges or case numbers.
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Genie
Ottawa Forest Head to Be at Ironwood
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Ottawa forest head event at Ironwood, with garbled names and unclear affiliations. Key terms include Ottawa national forest, Ironwood, and a scheduled action or speech by a figure possibly connected to local forestry or leadership. Names and dates are unreadable.
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Ironwood
Hauptmann alibi trial testimony details emerge
Anna Hauptmann testified she and Bruno Hauptmann were home together on March 1 1932 the Lindbergh kidnapping date and again on April 2 when Dr Condon spilled ransom money. She described watching over a money stash in a broom closet and disputed witnesses who claimed otherwise while also recounting her marriage and frugal life as a bakery waitress.
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Haupnang
New Jerscy
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
John ¥. Condon
Bt. Ruiymond
3Heater
Hauptmann
Anna Hauptmann
Hauptmanns
Lindbergh
California
Hanpumnani
Isador Fisch
Bruno Hauptmann
Inn
Pia Germans
Weather snapshot from Wisconsin and Minnesota forecasts
A brief weather note reports warmer conditions in the extreme southeast tonight and Thursday. Cloudy skies spread across the east and south portions of Minnesota and North Dakota with rising daytime highs and cooler nights.
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