Holmes Weakens as Oxygen Aids Pneumonia Fight
Washington reports former Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes grew weaker amid bronchial pneumonia. Doctors increased oxygen support. President Roosevelt and lawmakers were kept informed. Noting Holmes turns 94 this month, colleagues described his condition as hopeful yet fragile.
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Rye Grows Through A Field Of Snow At Wisconsin Farm
In Plainfield Wisconsin near the E G Growell farm six miles northeast of deve a remarkable scene shows rye growing from under deep snow some stalks reaching six inches or more. Ground reportedly frozen, snow acting as a blanket to shelter the young crop.
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Deadlock on relief continues as talks drag on
Washington DC area dispatches report stubborn factions fight over the 4.88 billion relief bill. Secret negotiations failed to break the impasse and a White House conference yielded little. The Washington Post notes resentments over alleged pressure tactics on public works funds and calls for concessions from administration allies. Democratic backers push fresh compromise moves while Senate debates the measure next week.
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Campbell Aims To Break Auto Speed Record Tomorrow
Campbell prepares to challenge a new world automobile speed record at an inland beach location. Reports mention a current record around 225 miles per hour. Campbell hopes to exceed this with a bold run, aided by observers and support from racing figures at the seaside testing area.
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Inflation Proposals Drive House Action On Bonus and Refinancing
Washington inflation plans move toward early House action. Five billion dollars in new money would circulate via farm mortgage refinancing and a soldiers bonus. Hearings on the bonus proceed with a vote seen next week as anti inflation forces push for limits.
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Not Guilty Plea Filed in Austrian Putsch Case
Former Austrian minister to Rome Anton Rintelen pleaded not guilty to charges of complicity in last July’s abortive putsch. Prosecutors described him as an elder statesman of intrigue though loyalty to the government remained a key issue. The trial adjourned for further testimony as police maintained tight security and witnesses testified about Nazi forces behind the attempted coup.
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May Die As Result Of Saber Thrust Incident
A fragmentary report notes a fatal saber thrust incident leaving authorities investigating the circumstances. No clear victim name or location is provided in the readable text. The brief suggests a potentially deadly accident or assault pending confirmation.
State relief tax bill tests budget balance in Wisconsin
The five million state relief tax bill nears final enactment within a week, shaping a budget clash between the Wisconsin Senate and Governor La Follette. They debate whether to pass the budget bill first or push the large Lanc ation program, with committee hearings planned to align tax sources before proceeding.
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Retirements Sparked By Guard Duty In Local News
A fragmented clipping notes retirements linked to guard duty at a local facility. Names and full details are unclear due to OCR gaps, but the item signals personnel exiting roles amid ongoing security concerns and community impact.
Beverly Club Raid Highlights Prohibition Era Turbulence
Police raided the Beverly Club on Broadway Street amid a broader drive to disrupt illegal sale of alcohol and farm commodity profiteering. Agents seized alcohol, questioned owner Norton Armstrong, and charged him $100 with costs while a legal dispute over licenses unfolded, reflecting enforcement tensions of 1934.
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Lost pocketbook gag sparks tavern deal inquiry
A curious case unfolds as a tavern gag about a missing pocketbook prompts investigations. Authorities in St Paul and nearby regions pursue suspects tied to an alleged conspiracy. Rumors swirl about stolen property and hidden plans, with several individuals questioned as the search for truth continues.
Special Labor Board weighs aluminum plant case hearing
The Special Labor Board studied testimony from a recent aluminum plant hearing in Mapilawae Wis and near Diggosterday. The board debated if Aluminum Specialty violated strike terms and whether recalled workers were rehired after the strike. Spindler, president of the company, denied charges as Labor Department officials prepared at the union arena.
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Neenah Postal Exam Applications Due March 26
Postal exam applications in Neenah must be submitted by March 26. The notice lists exam details and required materials for applicants and mentions the testing location and eligibility criteria.
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Killed by Fall From Slow-Moving Train
A report details a fatal incident where an individual fell from a slow-moving train. Authorities are investigating the sequence of events and identifying the deceased, with no additional survivors or witnesses confirmed in the readable text.
Rebels flee Crete as government bombs tighten grip
Government aircraft and destroyers harry five rebel vessels fleeing toward Crete after a second aerial barrage. Casualties run high with authorities reporting about 100 rebels killed and measures like censorship and martial law imposed. Tsaldaris appealed to Venizelos to stay neutral. Normalcy gradually returns in Athens amid security crackdowns.
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