Airliner Missing Over California With Nine Aboard
San Francisco officials announced that a report of the missing T W A skyliner found badly damaged near Fresno was incorrect. Search efforts continued by air and land as ground parties neared Huntington Lake east of Fresno, the plane bound from San Francisco to Albuquerque via Los Angeles disappeared during a severe storm with nine aboard. Pilot Graves reported icing and descending toward Fresno. radioman Woodward confirmed the last contact. A Fresno observer near Huntington Lake reported a plane heading northeast in heavy rain.
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Los Angeles
Calif—t
Jack Schneider
Fresno
Huntington Lake
San Francisco
Albuquerque
Lawrence J. Woodward
Woodward
Bakersfield
G. Landry
High Sierra
Séome
Landry
Ralph Zimmerman
Tam
Roosevelt Attacked in House Debate Over Utah Project
Representative Rich of Pennsylvania shouted that President Roosevelt never did a day of work. Democrats fired back, arguing the attack was unethical. The dispute centered on boosting Provo river reclamation funding from 100000 to 350000 as part of the interior department appropriation bill. Rich denounced spending and questioned the president's autographs sales while Hoffman pressed about Democratic dinner ticket proceeds.
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Rich
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
McCormack
Massachusetts
United States
Scrugham
Nevada
Provo River
Utah
Interior Department
Democratic National Committee
Hoffman
Michigan
Progressives Lose Plums Claim in High Court Ruling
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules appointments of election clerks and inspectors must reflect the 1936 presidential vote, sidelining the Progressive party's push for dominance. The decision favors Republicans overall, with Democrats set to gain most under the new basis, except in Milwaukee where Socialists may share.
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Progressive Party
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
la Follette Party
High Court
Milwaukee County Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Joseph Martin
Green Bay
Schmedemen
Edward T. Fairchild
George B. Nelson
Chester A. Fowler
Marvin B. Rosenberry
Oscar M. Fritz
John D. Wickham
C. B. Ames
Cudahy
Milwaukee County
Eleanor Hamlin
Ames
Loomis
Milwaukee County Repubican Committee
Milwaukee
Justice Martin
Martin
Nazi Demand Modification of Austrian Concordat Sparks Tension
In Graz Nazi leaders pressed to rehang the Concordat with the Vatican as Arthur Seyss-Inquart attempted to balance Nazi calls for union with Austria against Chancellor Schuschnigg’s plan to bring Nazis into the formal party framework. Estimated 20,000 Nazis paraded by torchlight amid mixed signals across Austrian provinces.
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Graz
Austria
Vatican
Arthur Levsz-Inquart
Seysz-Inquart
Germany
Fuehrer
Hitler
Styria
Berlin
Schuschnigg
Innsbruck
Salzburg
Fatherland
Vienna
Sehuschnigg
Frauenschaft
Front
Wisconsin Snow to Rain Then Snow Across State Tonight
North Wisconsin to expect snow while southern counties see rain changing to snow. Sky remains cloudy Thursday with colder temperatures, especially in the north. Temperatures prior 24 hours show varied readings across Milwaukee and other locales. other cities report mild conditions.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Poreion
South
Thursay
Niemoeller Sentenced for Defying Nazi Edict in 1933
The Rev Martin Niemoeller world war hero and Evangelical leader was sentenced to seven months in a fortress and fined twice for defying the government in its naziization drive. One fine 500 marks, the other 1500 marks. He had already served months and will not be released until the larger fine is paid.
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Berlin
Wuv
Martin Niemoeller
Evangelical Church
Niemoeller
Paul von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Britain Plans Record Air Force Spending in 1938 Budget
Britain's government announces a five year rearmament plan with air force costs alone exceeding 300 million dollars in the new fiscal year starting April 1. Total defence estimates reach about 557.5 million dollars, with 96,000 air industry workers and 49 new airfields in expansion, amid warnings of mounting war readiness.
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Ermmment
Stillarger
Sirlier
Air Ministry
Breton
Britain
Theaures
Goering
Fleet Air Arm
Viscount Swinton
Air
Arerat
Swinton
Royal Air Force
Trotsky Linked To Conspiracy With World Powers
Moscow report says exiled Trotsky denounced as conspirator with Poland Great Britain Japan to wreck the Soviet Union as 21 Bolsheviks face a treason trial. Eighteen defendants decline counsel while three doctors defend themselves amid guards and a sparse crowd in the Hall of Nobles.
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Norman B. Deuel
United Press
Moscow
W.P. Leon ‘Trotsky
Ceremany
Poland
Great Britain
Japan
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Trotsky
Hans von Sceeks
Werner Laity
Nazi Party
Rudolph Hess
Adulf Mwitler
Neenah Menasha Benefit From Rate Reductions
Wisconsin Gas and Electric and Wisconsin Michigan Power will cut annual costs by 45710 dollars for customers after a state public service commission investigation into three North American utilities. Milwaukee Electric Company faces no rate cut. The order sets new schedules with fixed charges and tiered kilowatt rates across the state and in Appleton area.
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State Public Service
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North American
Beeun
X Verhice Tiew
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Keres Fia
Watkesher
Thurhingtton
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Watertowe
Winteseat
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Barton
Southeastern
Wirransin
Wiscomeine
Michigan Power Company
Northeastern
Wascorian
Appleton
Fusion Moves Held Unlikely in Bipartisan Push
An apparent Republican bid to win Democratic support drew interest in Congress but was deemed unlikely to yield a formal bipartisan coalition. The Republican program committee in Chicago yesterday urged exploring common principles for free institutions, yet Capper and Copeland signaled cooperation would come from individual votes, not a party alliance.
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Washington
Congress
Republican Program Committee
Chicane
Clements
America
Goor
Roosevelts Antitrust Push Seen Delayed Until Next Year
Washington reports say President Roosevelt plans an antitrust message to Congress but anticipated hearings on monopolies are likely postponed. Observers expect Congress may defer action and await a completed inquiry before advancing any new legislation.
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Washington
Kaws
Roosevall
Congress
Sdadiers
Oatman pleads guilty to arson charge in Omro court
Edward Oatman changed his plea from not guilty to guilty in circuit court. He faces a test for a lie detector at Northwestern University Evanston, with results to influence sentencing. The fire destroyed a dwelling, barn, and chicken house causing about $15,000 in losses.
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Edward ¥. Oatran
Omro Fairy 1
Oelack Ray C. Dempsey
Oatman
Defermans
Pershing Shows Fair Night After Illness
General John J. Pershing remained alert in bed at breakfast with a heart and kidney ailment improving modestly. Dr. Roeland Davison reported Pershing, aged 77, propped up for meals and said recovery could be prolonged but hopeful, with no immediate complications anticipated.
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Tucson
Ariz
Por Ling
Roeland Davison
Pershing
Dinger
Principle Of Profits Levy Is Approved
Washington Democrats defend the administration tax revision plan as balanced and stimulating to business. They support retaining the undistributed profits tax in spirit, backing a new surtax on closely held firms and capital gains tweaks to encourage long term investments. Republicans condemn the plan as a political weapon harming large family owned corporations and preserving FDR era levies. Continued on Wage 2 Column 5.
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Washington
House
Seven Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fear for safety of kidnapped boy deepens in case
New Rochelle police join murder investigators as a third ransom note demands $60,000 within 48 hours. The handwritten note accuses Peter Levine of illness and warns of harm if payment is delayed. Father Murray Levine weighs a radio appeal as authorities await his decision. Local safety director says police will wait for the father’s plan before acting.
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New Rochelle
Peter
Louis Poright
New York
Levine
New Hordelle
Sear
Cald Beler Levine
N. Yi
Peter Levine
Ganon
Alippedianen
Saw
Rabo
Abraham Nowak
Acson
Philip S. Tilden
Public Safety
Young Republicans to Meet March 5 in Stevens Point
The Young Republicans state committee will meet here March 5 to formulate campaign plans, chairman Edgar H. Goode of Minocqua announced today.
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Stevens Soint
Wis
Young Republicans State Committee
Edgar H. Goode
Minocqua
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