Senate Passes Relief Bill for 1 808 9 Million
Senate approves a relief package totaling 1 808 900 000 dollars with a 73 000 000 appropriation. The measure advances toward concurrence after feverish House efforts. final passage happened Friday night as both chambers push funding for disaster relief and unemployment measures.
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Senate
Ronaias
United Press
Washington
House
Momectoni
Aero Et House
R Roosevelt
Revamping of Market Board Completed in Madison
Madison reports completion of a major reorganization in the state department of agriculture and markets. The new structure consolidates administration and markets with dairy and honey divisions. Charges against former dairy head and others are noted, while an advisory board backs a 50,000 watt clear channel permit for WHA radio, moving from limited operation to broader educational broadcasting.
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Madison
Wis
State Department
G. Kueh Larson
al Pare
Toons
Hat Klueter
Moore
Kitterer
United,States
Radio, Commission
Heil
WHA
Halifax States Ten Enter Fight 10 Enter Fight
Lord Halifax declared Britain has a superior navy and air force and is prepared to use force. He rejected German economic claims and said Germany is isolating herself politically economically and culturally by autarchy and racial policy. The foreign secretary spoke at the Royal Institute event and his remarks were later broadcast in German.
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Itain
Germany
Ss -Eco
Menci
Royal Institute of International Affairs
British Broadcasting Corporation
Lord Halifax
Cows Die After Licking Radio Batteries in Wisconsin
Ripon Wisconsin reports a Guernsey cow tragedy on Peter Jensen farm as cattle licked discarded radio batteries mistaking them for salt blocks and died of poisoning, County Agent A B Carew stated.
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Ripon
Wis
Guernsey
Peter Jensen
Berlin
A. BD. Carew
Banker Bartz to appeal bank violations conviction
Wausau Wisconsin Circuit Judge George J Leicht said H F Bartz former Cohoma banker convicted May 17 on three counts of violating state banking laws has appealed again to the state supreme court. Bartz was sentenced to one to seven years in Waupun state prison but given time to appeal. Bartz was originally convicted at Stevens Point last July, with a new trial ordered by the state supreme court on change of venue.
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Wausau
Wis
George J. Leicht
H. F. Bariz
State Supreme Court
Leicht
Waupun
Bartz
Stevens Point
Wee
Fugitive from state hospital charged with wreck attempt
Janean, Wis, 46 Steve Yencker, described by Sheriff Harold Hammer as a fugitive from Winnebago State hospital, was charged today with attempting to wreck the Milwaukee road Olympian near Reeseville. He was arrested after removal of rail spikes and a loose rail plate under the east end of the track. The Olympian passed safely. railroad men say a westbound train could have wrecked.
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Janean
Wis
Steve Yencker
Harold Hammer
Winnebago State
Milwaukee Road
Olympian
Reeseville
Xender
Child nearly drowns in jar at Wausau home
A one year old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nir Koppa living east of Wausau, nearly drowned yesterday after falling into a 10 gallon water jar. Her brother Cyril, 12, administered artificial respiration until firefighters arrived with an inhalator. she was then taken to a hospital.
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Wausau, Wis
Nriazine
Nir
Philip Koppa
Wausau
Cyril
Morgenthau Firm Stands On Money Policy In Senate Plan
Morgenthau presses firm stance on monetary policy as House and Senate lawmakers seek a compromise on silver prices and dollar devaluation powers. Reporters say Congress may act by Friday midnight to avert automatic devaluation and to fund stabilization, with Rayburn returning to Capitol Hill and predictions of late action on the monetary bill.
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Senate
Hardciniopey Republicans
Silverewats
Rayburn
Capitol
Congress
Roosevelt
Illinois Senate Passes State Supervised Slum Lottery Plan
Springfield Illinois lawmakers advance a state supervised lottery to fund Chicago slum clearance. The bill creates an Illinois Home Building Corporation financed by memberships with monthly drawings. 84 percent funds slum replacement, 6 percent admin, 10 percent to officers. Senate vote 27 to 12, sent to Gov. Homer.
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Springfield
Chicago
State Senate
Henry Homer
State Housing Board
Illinois Home Building Corporation
Senate
State Senate kills ill to abolish board
Fragmented text notes a state senate vote rejecting a move to abolish a planning or governing board. Mentions names like Beloit and Wausau, Republicans and opposition figures including Mauri Coakley, Tor Kelson, and Peters. References appropriations and borrowing, with party tensions and dissenting senators.
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State Senate
Senate
Planning Board
Inj
Marti
Maurice ‘Coakley
Beloit
Jesse i-Peter i
Theo
Roathley
Wiscon
Sdovarineatersmi
Fune
Tor
Kelson
Us Rats
Wasington
Lovelace
Woodford
Mueller
Wausau
Peters
Hartford
Wisconsin counties halt bank night theaters across state
Wisconsin counties move to stop bank night and similar money games after a state supreme court ruling defines bank night as a lottery. Officials in La Crosse sought to halt it. Antigo Green Bay Oshkosh Beloit Stevens Point and others report actions or assurances to discontinue such games.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
la Crosse
Robert S. Cowie
Antigo
Green, Bay
Wausau
Beloit
John
Matheson
Rock County
Oshkosh
Dist. Atty. Oro
C. Magnusen
Winnebago County
Magnusen
Dist
Ally
Fullon Leberman
Sheboygan Counts
Chippewa County
Rasmus
Chippewa Falls
Stevens Point
John A. Meleski
Portage County
Madison
Janesville
Dist. Atty
Herbert J. Steffes
Poland Urges Peace Over Danzig Corridor
Poland states its desire for peace regarding the Danzig corridor while warning Britain and France that the issue must be settled without provoking a general war. The article notes cautious military measures and international pressures to resolve the dispute peacefully.
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Fuehrer
Danzig
Ware
Fare Paying Guests Board Clipper for Europe Flight
The Dixie Clipper, carrying the first fare paying air passengers, landed in Europe after a 15 hour 40 minute leg from Port Washington to Harts, refueled, then departed for Lisbon. The detailed itinerary shows a 38 hour Marseille to United States segment with 16 men and six women aboard, 402 pounds of mail, and fares of $375 one way or $675 round trip.
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Horta
Azores
Pan-American Airways
Dixie Clipper
Car ‘Rying
Europe
Yanded Thene
Lisbon
Portugal
Port Washington
Harts
United States
Marseille
Wisconsin Forecast and Observations Report
Wisconsin generally fair tonight and Friday with cooler extremes. Milwaukee highs and lows in the 70s, Phoenix at 106, Yellowstone 42. Observations show max 77 and min 61 with no precipitation. Winds southeast, barometer 29.55.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Warner
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Yellowstone
Rockstaff Observatory
Tutscay
Madison faculty seek beer permit reform amid university tension
Madison committee heard that a small percentage of students may influence whether alcohol sales at the Memorial Union and men’s refectory are permitted. Warren G. Jones of the Anti Saloon League argued two beer permits render saloon keepers out of university governance, while Rev. William C. Hayes urged caution about taverns at educational institutions. Flora C. Hopkins and L. W. Burch represented the Madison Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
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Renoir
Swanson
Madison
University Board of :Regents
Warren G. Jones
Assent Anti-Saloon League
William C.-F. Hayes
Evangelical Church of Wisconsin
Flora’c. Hopkins
L. W. Burch
The
Madison" Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wisconsin Senate OKs $150000 University Budget Boost
Madison Wis Senate approves a bill by Assemblyman Mark Catlin Republican Appleton to allot 150000 from the state emergency fund for the University of Wisconsin. The funding covers general administrative expenses extension division and regents matching funds to offset nearly a million in biannual cuts. Governor Heil will sign the measure.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Mark Catlin
Appleton
University of Wisconsin
Assembly
Heil
Board of Regents
World War II era article fragment hints at alliance plan
An incomplete Pravda fragment outlines an official agreement and a projected revival of a world war era peace plan. It mentions a partnership of Britain France and Russia with guarantees for Poland Romania Greece Turkey and other nations. Continued on page 2.
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Ns Pravda
Britain
France
Russia
Poland
Romania
Turkey
La Follette objects to 25 percent WPA sponsorship
Senator La Follette assails a proposal to fix the WPA sponsorship at 25 percent, arguing it would delay the job program and distort aid by ignoring unequal unemployment needs. He cites Wisconsin’s 19.1 percent average and warns some industrial areas face greater financial strain since 1929.
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j.Washington
la Follette
Wisconsin
WPA
Senate
la ‘Follette
Two Senate Confirmations Add Two Appointments
The Wisconsin Senate unanimously confirmed six year terms for Madison attorney William J. P. Aberg to the conservation commission and C. L. Miler of Delaware to the industrial commission. Aberg succeeds Nelson Le Clair of Two Rivers and Miler succeeds Karry R. McLogan of Milwaukee with no opposition.
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Madison
William J. P. Aberg
Conservation Commission
C. L. Miler
Delavan
Industrial Commission
Senate
Aborg
Nelson le Clair
Two Rivers
Miler
Karry R. McLogan
Milwaukee
Man Pleads Guilty To Firearm Charge At Royal Property
At a police court hearing Lawlor pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm with intent to cause serious injury to property. He was bound over for two 12 month periods on condition of probation and denied harm to any royal family member. The case stemmed from alleged firing at the Duchess of Kent residence and related visits near Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle.
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Princess Oval
Australia
Lawlor
Astralas
Pat
Old Bailey
Princess Royal
Buckingham - Palace
Windsor Castle
WPA to delay layoffs as Congress acts on funding
Madison Wisconsin WPA director Philip D Flames said he would delay any layoffs until the last possible minute if Congress does not provide funds. He warned WPA work statewide would shut down completely July 2 unless funding arrives, and he will wait for congressional action before ordering layoffs.
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Madison
Wis
Philip D. Flames
Wisconsin
Works Progress Administration
Flanner
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