Abandonment of the NRA Is Indi Five Million Dollar Relief Bill To Governor
The administration, with both houses approving, sent the relief bill to Governor Le Follette for signature. Surtaxes on 1934 income and a 2943 dividend tax are due May 15 with 2 percent discount for payment in full. Major taxes aim to raise about $8.05 million through May 1 and July 1. Municipal utility tax debate split Assembly, but bill advanced after rapid passage.
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Madison
le Follette
Assembly
Senate
State Relief Administration
David Sigman
Rivers
Adam Poltl
Catholic pastor dies in Kenesna Iowa parish life ends
A Catholic pastor from St. Church in Kenesna Iowa has died at age 53. The report notes his service spanned several years with steady parish leadership and a strong community presence. Further details were not available in the readable text.
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Hey
St. * Church
Madison-21 Would Deprive Communist Party of Ballot Place
A joint resolution by Assemblyman Alfred Ludvigsen proposes a constitutional amendment to bar any political party advocating overthrow or subversion of the government from the election ballot. The measure, pending approval, would require two succeeding legislatures and a referendum before amendment.
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Madison
Communist Party
Assembly
Alfred Ludvigsen
Republican
Waukesha
United States
Loyalist Final Drive Opens to Break Salonika Rebel Hold
Loyalist forces push toward Salonika area as government warships reach Selouika to back operations. Rebels face ongoing assault while authorities report camps and scattered arms found near Venizelist supporters amid broader Thrace crackdown.
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Congress Rejects Townsend Plan Petitions in Vote
Congress refuses to heed petitions backing the Townsend Plan. Lawmakers vote against adopting the plan, with debate highlighting fiscal and administrative concerns and opposition from party leaders.
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Townsend
Crop prospects brighten despite moisture gaps in Midwest
A midwest crop outlook reports favorable prospects in Wisconsin Indiana and Ohio with better moisture improving corn and wheat potential. Nebraska is only fair due to moisture shortages though December and February rainfall ran below normal. Chinch bugs raise concerns but winter wheat looks promising as planned corn acreage remains near last year.
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Meeting by Industries Outlines Codes Reform and Court Action
Representatives of industry codes meet to study impact of supreme court decision on state recovery and potential renegotiation in court. Discussions cover initiating code reforms, legislative limits, and proposed amendments amid tensions over penalties and state policy.
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Postmaster General Seteror Long Faces Charges in Washington
Fragmentary wartime style note reports charges filed against the Postmaster General Seteror Long in Washington. Nonsensical OCR text includes scattered words like D. C. and Damns Fiste Wye, offering no verifiable details.
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Serator Long
Committee Votes 10 for Borus Payment Vinson Bill
In Washington the committee voted ten to nothing in favor of the Vinson bill issuing borus payments. The record shows support from members including Pratt and others. The text appears garbled but indicates approval of a proposed payment measure.
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Gombittee
Gonsiber Vinson
Starts for Los Angeles with Edward Hanlor of Appleton in fraud case
Edward Hanlor of Appleton faces fraud charges in Los Angeles as prosecutors outline alleged scheme. Authorities say he used forged documents and shell companies to misappropriate funds from multiple victims. The case highlights cross state investigation and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Edward Hanlor
Appleton
Birthday tragedy as Holmes dies two days after celebration
A fragmented report recalls the death of Holmes amid a chaotic scene mentioning a birthday, the war era, and multiple witnesses. The piece references names, places, and a sequence of events surrounding an unexpected demise, with lingering details of the hospital and local figures.
Hvemer Injured as Havana Walk Suts Customs Inspectors
A report details Hvemer sustaining injuries during a Havana event involving customs inspectors. The incident occurred amid heightened security measures and drew quick attention from local authorities and observers. Further updates were not immediately available.
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Hvemer
Havana
Repeal of Loans LNT by Assembly Debated
Fragmentary text shows lawmakers debating repeal of loan and grant provisions in state statutes. Mentions certificates, penalties, and potential impact on government funding. Includes scattered references to Janeth Opory and ongoing debate with unclear outcomes.
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Madison
Baatkens Edaia
May Rosce
Bob Dane
Congress debate on recovery act and NRA scrapping proposed
Fragmented report outlines senators debating reducing New Deal programs including the recovery act and the NRA. King criticizes administration plans as lawmakers consider scrapping major recovery codes amid committee inquiries.
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Rowcevelt
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Putol Hut
Clay Wellans
Sharman
Bosre
Conan Cements
One of First Citizens Lost by Nation, Says President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt notes the loss of a key national figure, describing it as a major setback for the country. The statement underscores the impact on leadership and national morale amid ongoing challenges.
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Roosevelt
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