Bankhead Urged To Be Unseated Over Farm Loan Aid
Congress sets up a $50 million farm loan fund through the Department of Agriculture to aid crop production in 1932. Wisconsin farmers may apply via county agent O P Cuff with an advisory loan committee and a crop mortgage agreement. Seed loans require a promissory note, 5 percent interest, due by November 30, 1932, secured by a first lien on crops.
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Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
O. P. Cuff
Winnebago County
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
County Advisory Loan Committee
Federal Land Bank
Minneapolis
Treasury of the
United States
Cuff
Drive Starts to Forge Republican Party on Record
A drive to force the Republican party to adopt a prohibition repeal plank began at its June convention preparations. Raymond Pitcairn, temporary chairman of the 70,000 member drive, said polls show 7,844 opposing new prohibition funds, 1,39 favor continuing work, and that the effort seeks to influence the party platform without splitting from the GOP. Plans for a wet demonstration in Chicago ahead of the convention were discussed, with several U.S. representatives and notable supporters named as expected participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Committee Against Nation Prohibition
Raymond Pitcairn
Philadelphia
Tcup
Storss
Soan
Flh
LaGuardia
New York
Ralph Horr
Washington
Hugh Galt
Akron
T. Revere
Samuel Harden Chamreh
Carnegie Inestimate
J. J. Lehiman
Milwauker
Wis
Thomas C. Woods
Lincoln Neh
Edwin Te. Lindel
St. Paulinn
Aden V. Junkin
St. Paul Mann
U.S
Georgraph Tesi
Neto
Gladding
Indianapols
March Lions Roaring Over Western Plains Storm
The March storm slams the western plains with zero to subzero temperatures and heavy snow. Travel disruptions hit roads and air routes as the system edges toward Kansas City. blizzard conditions lash Colby Kansas while Texas and Oklahoma panhandle areas bear the worst. Milwaukee forecasters warn of colder air and light snow as two storm areas converge over Wisconsin and the Michigan peninsula.
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Kansas City
Plains
Texas Panhandle
Dakotas
Kansas-Colorado
Colorado
Bryan
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Sidney
Neb
Goodland
Colby
Panhandle
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Michigan Peninsula
Frank H. Coleman
United States
Coleman
Canada
Whimpering and Weeping Campaign Talk Across Senate
In a three year Hoover era reflection the Senate heard Harrison of Mississippi predict a whimpering campaign by Republicans this year. Fess of Ohio defended Hoover era actions while noting an agriculture bill addition. Roosevelt’s New York public declaration was read as evidence he sides with the people as the exchange grew heated.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Fess
Efore
Democrat Washington
Roosevel
New York
Roosevelt
Jury names Green Bar case as 15 minutes to convict
A court proceeding yesterday resulted in a rapid jury verdict. The case involved Vineer, a proprietor near Wise, and a conviction swiftly following the minutes of the hearing.
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Green Bar
Comet Vineer
Ub Wauptar Prion
Washington sees cautious business improvement amid depression
United Press reports hopeful signs in eastern industrial centers as officials grow slightly more optimistic. Hoarding declines, about 48 million dollars released, bank failures fall, and bond prices rise moderately. Detroit Ford models boost employment and orders for auto parts. rumors of a new price eight cylinder Ford excite industry. Inflation feared but steady prices urged to support current needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Detroit
Ford
Toledo
Weather Summary From Wisconsin and Northeast Michigan
Cloudy day across Wisconsin with tonight and Saturday snow chances and colder air, especially in the northwest. Lake Michigan shows a northeast wind, moderate at night, shifting to clearer conditions by late Friday into Saturday. Milwaukee reports cloudy followed by a cooler day. Jacksonville Florida tops yesterday’s warmth at 82 degrees. Precipitation data appears unclear from the fragment.
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Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Upper Michigan
Milwaukee
Jaccksonville
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
Williston
Miles City
Mont
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Widnerdey
Maddin
Lindbergh Kidnapping Probes Reach Scotland Yard and Mexico
Scotland Yard mobilizes its Glasgow unit on the Lindbergh case sending a cable from New Jersey authorities to trace suspects. Mexico initiates border checks on trains, cars, planes and ships to catch the kidnapers, while Irish papers discuss the crisis and London papers note ongoing hunt coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Glasgow
New Jersey
Pers Giasgow
Thrown Through Top Of Sedan And Killed
An unidentified driver died after being thrown through the top of a sedan during a skid on sea gravel north of the night in Medina area. The victim was 32 years old and identified as Alvin Brandt. His brother John Keil of Allenten was notified.
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Sedan
Alvin Brandt
John Keil
Allenten
Medina
Wisconsin Professor Honored by American Concrete Institute
Washington University of Wisconsin professor Frederick E B Turheaure was named among eight honorary members of the American Concrete Institute at a dinner. The event also honored retiring institute president Dr. Z A Abrams with the Henry Turner gold medal for achievement in the industry, and another professor MM O Whitley received the Wyte on yeneaien medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O-U
Nniversity of Wisconsin
Frederick EB. Turheaure
American Concrete Institute
2. A. Abrams
Instyte
Henry ©. Turner
Aidust
Senate orders probe into stock market operations
The U R Senate directs its banking committee to investigate stock market activities with a $50,000 budget. Lawerence defends short selling while alleging bear raiding, and Standard Oil ties are cited in a Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line dispute. The House debates a 2 percent sales tax on manufactured goods and a gasoline/imported oil dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Senate Today
House Judiciary Committee
Joseph Stage Lawrence
New York Stock Exchange
Frank Parrish
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Company
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Doherty
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
US and Means Committee
Press Agent With Personality Dies
The long time press agent faded from New York society, a figure linked to major city events and notable leaders. He served as Sunday editor for a prominent paper and guided public relations for top figures, including ties to Baltimore and New York media circles.
Alabama 1930 Senate Election Fraud Report Sparks Split
The Senate subcommittee on Bankhead Heflin cites alleged 1930 Alabama fraud, declaring the election void and recommending full committee review. Hastings asserts 25 major facts of irregularities, while Democrats push a minority report and Republicans back the findings in executive session.
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Senate
Alabama
Washington
John H. Bankheid
Watson
Glenn
Ilinois
Hastings
United States Senate
United States
Iai
Bankhead
Democratic State Committee
Hef Hn
al Smith
Rapidly Falling Water Reduces Flood Danger Across Cities
Flood fears ease as river levels drop overnight, with water retreating several feet and banks stabilizing in key locales. Despite lingering risk in some areas, officials report improved conditions and partial recovery efforts underway. unemployment relief programs note seasonal job placements across multiple towns, including Antigo and Beaver Dam, aiding the affected workforce.
City Acts to Cut Gas and Electric Rates in Oshkosh
The Oshkosh city commission approved lowering gas and electric rates by directing immediate action to secure reductions from Wisconsin Public Service. It ordered construction of two new storm sewers in the South park area using funds from the $250000 bond issue. The request by Wisconsin Power and Light to reduce Sunday and holiday bus service radiating from the business district was unanimously denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Council
Oaks
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
South Park
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Armistice De Facto in Shanghai as League Seeks Peace
The League of Nations Assembly adopted a resolution demanding an end to Japanese advances in Shanghai and a halt to hostilities. News reports say fighting subsided around Shanghai with Chinese troops falling back toward Soochow while a possible minor clash near Tailiang occurred. Geneva remains stalled on a peace formula as Port Arthur delegation moves for Pu Yi’s return to Manchuria.
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League of Nations
Associated Press
New York
Shanghai
Soochow
Tailiang
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Henry Pu Yi
Isao
League
China
League Or Nations Assembly
Beaver Dam First in Last Night's Contest
Beery garbled text mentions Beaver Dam leading in a prior contest with scattered names and unclear references to teams or players tonight. The readable portions include Ravin Gior- Siu M and Milan as possible individuals and Teather as a coach or observer.
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Beaver Dam
Reformers Found Guilty in High Court Trial
A jury convicted Darel L. Gildas of assault leading to Herman Knol's critical gunshot injuries. Knol and a companion confronted Giday during a disturbance. a verdict of 14 years was set, with a new trial planned for March 2. The defendant faced testimony about booze, fights, and threats before the shooting.
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Prompts Prosecution Vow
Englewood police for 24 hours hunted Henry Red Johnson friend of Betty Gow as a potential angle in the Lindbergh case. No charges or suspicions on Johnson. search to cover all aspects. Scotland Yard cited a US request about two Britons now in America. Lindberghs propose direct talks with kidnappers and seek a safe, peaceful return. governors coordinate nationwide efforts. Betty Gow questioned in ongoing investigation.
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Mexico
Mexico City
iPi
Department of Communications
Immigration, Customs
Army
Lindbergh
Ireland
Dublin
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Irish Times
United States
Secie
A Whig
Belfast
London
Morning Post
Englewood
J—d
Henry
Red) Johnson
Betty Gow
Johnson
Miss Gow
Scotland Yard
le Uved
Great Britain
Lorena
Hickok
Moore
Hoover
Chicago
Ltttle
Test suit filed in 1h connection with aid to Wisconsin cities
A Madison case involves a state relief bill and unemployment relief funding for Wisconsin cities including Superior and Eau Claire. The Wisconsin Supreme Court is urged to take jurisdiction to avoid delays until next fall, as taxpayers and cities face an emergency and need timely relief. The appeal follows a denial of an attorney general fee request and reflects concerns about burdens on cities and counties.
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Mattison
State Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Aoalcon
Mare
Madison
Cc. Superior
Tuppewa Falls
Leavis Guhd
Lewis
Ole Vi Milick Reyes
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Tinmu
Republican Party
West Plains
Premi
Rochester
Verteria
U. W
Annather Oceau Preafeasar
MM. O Whitley
Wyte
Yeneaien
Metropetit
Ita
Mir Perdad
York
York Times
Baloaare
Lotte
Joe Cipro
Bathanar Mishy
New You
Somes Guaid
Baltimore
Hay
Ing Ab Neon
Antigo
Glidden
Hon
Montelo
Seex London
Caiphbelisport
Cedarburg
WwoLisnen
Kaukenoit
Pateh Grave
Fon Sparta PO Wasiytea
Wert Salen
Gee
Gaing Tae
League of Mitions Assembly
Ravin Gior
Siu M
Seennidd
Milan
Pete
Rontess
Reformer
Lindberg HG
Midwest
England
Hopewell
N. J
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