Impasse on disarming impasse gains European backing
President Roosevelt backs a four power armaments pact with Britain England France Italy and Germany aiming to address disarmament stalemate. It envisions German arms limits consultations for violations and a 200 000 to 300 000 man German army while Britain urges Western powers toward agreement. Paris and Washington report a tense pivot to naval and defensive builds as France renews arms programs and Italy holds to its holiday pace.
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New York
Roosevelt
Great Britain
England
France
Italy
Germany
Washington
State Department
London
Anthony Eden
Berlin
Paris
Rome
U.R
Industry to Vote Directly on Government Policies Next Week
Elected delegates and industry leaders will vote on government policies for the first time in U.S. history. NRA chiefs plan a massed meeting of code authorities as a loosely formed congress to shape the policy debate.
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James Cope
Associated Press
Washington
NRA
Congress
Nome business men to aid 140 Russians adrift on ice
Northwestern Alaska chamber of commerce proposed to send flyers to help 140 Russians marooned on moving ice miles northwest of Nome. The group expressed eagerness to aid rescue and asked its Washington delegate to inform the Soviet ambassador. Residents recall Russians' 1930 rescue attempt for Carlelson and Earl Boland.
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Nanuk
Erring Woman 5 Placed on Probation
Milwaukee report: Catherine Schnackenberg, 38, admitted adultery in municipal court and received a two year probation. Pom Aide, 42, also guilty, placed on three years probation. Schnackenberg seeks annulment of a Waukegan marriage. first husband to take her back. Lancaster case: man sentenced to eight months to a year for obtaining money under false pretenses after extradition from Michigan.
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Milwaukee
Catherine Schnackenberg
Schnackenbere
Waukegan
Henry
Lancaster
Nebraski
Minnesota
Tijuana
Towa
Wanupun
Ray
Michigan
Coure
Interstate Universits A
Chicago
President to Speak Monday Over National Radio Networks
President Roosevelt will address the nation Monday at 10 a.m. Central Time over both major networks on the process and future of the National Recovery Act. He is expected to declare that the NRA has a definite and permanent role in American industrial, commercial and social life.
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Rooservelt
NRA
Roosevelt Aides Set Plans for NRA Code Revision Debates
In Washington next week nearly 3,500 members of 400 code authorities will debate Hugh S. Johnsons 12 point program. President Roosevelt will review his first year and outline future steps as five groups discuss advisory actions on code revisions. Johnson will announce a plan of action likely including sweeping changes to codes after the five day forum.
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Dustry
Code Arm
Congress
Washington
Roosevalt
Hns
Hugh 8S
Johnsons
Joinson
Johnson
NRA
Wiliam Green
Federation of Labor
Labor Advisory Board
Industralists
Lawsonia to be Sold at Auction in Green Lake
Lawson, the estate developed by Victor Lawson into a Midwest playground, will be auctioned at Green Lake county courthouse on March 17 by Sheriff F. Asierski. Ray Reed, on behalf of Chicago Realty Find corporation, says the property is held for about 1400000 dollars, with some parcels released from the sale.
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Green Lake
Wis
T.— Lawson
Victor Lason
Chicago
Middle West
Green Lake County
Sheriff. F. Asierski
Ray Reed
Represen W. Williams
Trusler Ac
Chicago Realty Find Corporation
P. Opeetesy
Crown Point
Ind
John Dillinger
America
Lake County
Dillinger
Tduly
Jaiil
Pallinger
Py Lulisa Holley
Reed
Fash, Inc
Paul Dillinger
Saul Th
Vie Lelectric Chai
Mont
Holley
Gary
Pak -Dilbinger
Sherif
Youngblood
Neragra
Dalai
Warden Low Baker
Dallinger
John Caljeutn
Heev
Baker
Jeched
Lorecel
Dalaager
Youneblood
Bintte
Wardim
Dan Baker
Arden
Strikes threaten Milwaukee electric gas and transit
Milwaukee faces possible shutdowns of electric gas and streetcar service as 1850 workers strike plans collide with federal labor board efforts. Leaders urge restraint while appeals to Roosevelt and the Chicago and Washington boards seek settlement to avoid power and transport loss.
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Milwaukee
R. C. Jacobson
Chicago Regional Labor Board
Jacobson
Jon
Filmation
National Labor Board
Labor
Bmilwaukee— (P
Ueap
Electric, Gas and Transportation Services
S. B. Way
Electric Company
Roosevelt
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Mbiy Coke and Gas Company
Milwaukesr
Kenosha
Racine
Beaver Dam
Sheboygan
Regional Labor Board
Federal Labor Board
Chicago
Washington
Milwaukee Utiles
Aries Thurber
Electrical Workers' Union
Thurber
Sam Everrong
Marian Sloate
International Union of Operating Engineers
Milwaukee Electrc Railway and Light Company
Chcago Renional Board
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Milwaukee Coke
Miwaukee Gas
ACL Ws
Nail
Roosevelt Sees Rising Public Interest In Government
Washington President Roosevelt noted in a year end address at American University the remarkable rise in public interest in government. He highlighted the New Deal as lasting, aiming to eradicate deeper political ailments, and welcomed the creation of a school of public affairs as part of the university.
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Washington
Roosevelt Loday
American University
Joseph M. Mr. Gray
United States
Wei
Regents Oppose Mandatory Retirement Age
Attorney General Jo B. Fine issued an advisory opinion opposing a compulsory retirement age for normal schools. The document, drafted for the dowtzina, argues against a state mandate and cites legal concerns.
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Madivun
Dowtina
Secretare
Roosevelt Wedding Notice Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR item references a Roosevelt marriage with named individuals and dates but text is garbled. It mentions Emma, Theodore Roosevelt Evans, and Mrs Theadore Reon Evans, with unclear roles and location.
Pro gressive bid fuels third party talk at Madison meeting
Kenneth Hopping reports a Madison Progressive meeting debated forming a third party with over two to one support for the idea, though Senator La Follette Jr. favored awaiting the rank and file decision and warned against binding up political or personal interests. The discussion touched on broader welfare issues and potential Republican, Democratic, and Progressive alignments.
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Kenneth Hopping
Pra Aff
Madisa 'Y Onsin Progressives
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Kenneth Happing
Prissy Studi
Madison—-P
USS Sen
Robert M. la Pollette
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Aber
Spader
M. la Fates
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Amihon
Progray
Mack Bn DO
Prague
Phillip Po
Willam TP
Madison Copalanes
Ind
Cations Mohoma
Wenrle Bet
Deeler
CWA Demobilization Sparks Feud Over Quotas in Wisconsin
Appleton area leaders accuse state officials and the Milwaukee Madison panel of favoritism in civil works demobilization. A telegram signed by Jasper Mayer denies Ward's statements on quotas as local committees protest to federal admins. Mayors from Fox River Valley plan a Madison meeting Tuesday to discuss the CWA demobilization with Gov. Schmedeman.
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Appleton
Wis
Oubaganie County
CWA
Washington
CG M . Wardschale
Jasper J. Mayer
Comiteemen
Mayer
Ward
GWA Authoriat Washington
Oubapumie Board
Milwaukesnd
Madison
Jaridustrind
Ail
Fox
Cwa Demobil Wien
A. G. Selimedemart
Wisconsin HRA Code Violations Report Urges Prompt Action
Wisconsin state NIRA office reports on HRA code violations. Prompts concentrated complaints about wage hour practices and equal treatment. Confidential handling aims to protect complainants and employers while ensuring prompt enforcement under approved codes.
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Micison Gly -A
Muli Werner
Praimp
Wisconsin
NIRA
Direntor
Tollane
Fis
Werner
Comphuninet
NPOA
No Special Session 10 Consider the Budget
Fragmented reader text discusses a veto or special session to review budget issues. Mentions Theodore Lew and emergency actions under a Speaker’s authority. References revenue concerns and potential tax or bridge-related decisions impacting state finances.
Wisconsin Farmers Rebuked For Patience At Sanna Address
In Appleton Wisconsin A F R Sanna head of the Surplus Relief division of the federal Agricultural Adjustment Administration urged about 600 farmers assembled at the Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool meeting to show patience and avoid strikes He warned against horseplay and bolshevik methods while highlighting the Roosevelt administration plans to buy dairy products to reduce surplus and support prices.
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Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
A. F R. Sanna
Surplus Relief Corporation
Federal Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Walter M. Singter
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
Sanna
Roosevelt
Congress
Huey Long
Carter Glass
Bob [la Follette
South Face
Missouri
South Dakota
Wallace
Lana
Army at Night Flight Duty Warned by Aviator
Clarence D. Chamberlin urged closer cooperation with the Postmaster General to reform the air transportation system. He warned Army pilots must learn night flying between fixed fields and hinted routes to navigate enemy skies, stressing their role in bombing during war and returning to base.
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Washington
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Parley
Iselegrans
Fary- Iny
Chamberlin
Seme
Bas
40 Minutes Freedom Follows the Robbery
A fragmentary report notes a robbery at a Bellevue tavern linked to Rufus Worth, with two suspects named Anton Cordeia LT and Ray Pante accused after a confrontation. The text references weather and regional forecasts, including temperatures and a Lake region outlook, with scattered extraneous notes and names.
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Wis
Nberty
Anton Cordeia
Ray Pantepak
Rufus Worth
Bellevue
Haan
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