Badger Banks To Reopen On Monday Plan
Wisconsin banking officials announce a plan to reopen banks Monday morning pending a federal announcement. The plan may segregate old and new accounts to prevent runs, with details to be confirmed after Roosevelt’s remarks. Open or closed status across states noted as context.
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Oshkosh banks to remain closed until Wednesday
Late information from Oshkosh bankers states the federal reserve bank will not open Monday or Tuesday, causing all Oshkosh banks to stay closed. Plans are underway to reopen Wednesday morning on a certificate basis, with a meeting of the local clearing house called to coordinate a general cooperative movement.
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Two Charged With Holdups At Menasha
Two Appleton men are linked to a string of crimes around Appleton and the Twin Cities, including holdups and an auto theft. Melvin W. Weber, 24, admitted involvement in a Menasha grocery holdup. Herman Malika, 24, denied admissions and has a prior record. Police identified the pair with a Menasha robbery and a car theft case, while a chase ended with Weber’s capture after a crash and gunfire from officer Joseph Ulrich. Malika was detained by Appleton authorities. The investigation, supported by Menasha and Appleton, explores further arraignment locations.
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Snow Gusts Mar Day Across Midwest
Snow gusts swept Chicago and the lower Great Lakes region and the eastern Rocky Mountains today, marring a pleasant March day. Snow driven by strong winds melted as it fell, with temperatures running well above freezing across surrounding areas. Reports also noted snow in Colorado, western Nebraska, and the Dakotas.
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Inauguration Day cheer as Roosevelt takes helm
Washington reports that Franklin D Roosevelt was sworn in at 1:06 PM amid vast crowds on the Capitol steps. He outlined immediate banking reforms and wartime powers while urging his cabinet to quick action. John N Garner became vice president at noon as Hoover departed for New York.
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Public Service Commission May Extend Utility Payment Time
Madison managers report the Public Service Commission prepared to extend payment time for utility bills due to the banking holiday. Commissioners discussed delaying discount rates and due dates but issued no formal order. The commission noted many inquiries about disconnections during the banking holiday and will act if the situation clarifies.
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Germans at the polls again Sunday
Germany gears for its sixth major election in a year as pro Hitler rallies surge. Chancellor Withers and cabinet pledge a new day while Bruening warns of darkness. Opposition partiesSocialists and Communists face mass arrests as Nazis mobilize crowds and veterans police. Elections total about 600 Reichstag and 400 Prussian seats with tens of thousands of local positions at stake.
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Mostly Cloudy Weekend Outlook With Snow Likely
The forecast from the Associated Press notes mostly cloudy skies with a chance of snow Sunday and tonight in the southwest region. Temperatures will be slightly warmer in the southwest tonight with a cold snap near or below normal in other areas. Milwaukee reports a high near 34 and a low around 29 with traces of precipitation, while regional outlooks call for occasional snow flurries across the Great Lakes region starting Monday March 6.
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Cabinet Confirmed By the Senate
The Senate today confirmed all Roosevelt cabinet members ten officers: Hull, Woodin, Marelex, Cummings, Dern, Swanson, Roper, Ickes, Perkins, and Wallace. Fifteen new Democratic senators were sworn in by Vice President Garner, expanding the Senate to 46 Democrats, 386 Republicans, and one Farmer Labor.
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Mrs Roosevelt Decides to Attend Inaugural Ball
Eleanor Roosevelt, amid flags and cheering crowds, reverses her decision and will attend the inaugural ball. She also plans a tea for 2500 guests this afternoon, reflecting family wishes and the committee’s pleas.
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President Roosevelt Calls for Tight Banking and Jobs Drive
Roosevelt urges strict supervision of banking and credit, emergency public works, and reform of financial practices. He warns against moral failing in business and vows action to put people to work, redistribute resources, prevent foreclosures, and reduce government costs. He invokes biblical and historical references, detailing the crisis and guiding principles for his presidency.
Piccard Lecture Canceled Owing to Funds Shortage
The university of Wisconsin announced the cancellation of the Sederated lecture by Prof Auguste Piccard of Belen and a concert by violinist Frits Kreaisier due to lack of funds ahead of the banking holiday.
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Discharge of Gas Tank Causes Stir in Washington
A decla r of an acetylene gas tank at a presidential party rolled along Bent Street to Pennsylvania Avenue near the Capitol. The tank fell from a cart and leaked gas, causing a momentary scare as spectators scattered. Workmen held back the crowd while ranks were closed.
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