War Department Favors Flood Plan for Fox River Valley
The War Department backs a Fox river valley flood relief plan as part of a general bill after unanimous approval from district division rivers and harbors board and United States engineers. Congressman Reilly says steps from a New London meeting may soon be enacted and notes that water power interests support the measure.
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Fox River Valley
Congress
War Department
Rivers and Harbors Board
United States Engineers
Alan H. Tripp
Association For the Relief of High Waiter
M. E. Reilly
Tripp
Relief Association
House of Representatives
Association
New London
Congressman Reilly
Florian Lampert
Hoover reiterates demand for drastic fiscal cuts to balance budget
President Hoover, at a noon press conference in Washington, reiterated calls for further drastic reductions in federal expenditures. He said administration officials work with the House economy committee to find savings, citing proposed pension law changes that could save $50 million to $60 million, and stressed the need to finish budget cuts so Congress can avoid issuing more bonds. The remarks emphasized keeping the treasury sound by July and letting industry and agriculture borrow funds for business.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Gabel
Arterans’ Administration
Veterans Bureau
Toacs
Inccident
National Treasury
Toas
Meney
Prooi
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Billy
House Notified Of Impending Dispute Over Taxing Beer
Washington report notes three Ways and Means members Cullen Sullivan and McCormick urge a $5 per barrel beer tax to raise about 350 million dollars. They admit bootlegging via malt syrup wort and yeast taxes plus 40 percent ad valorem on grape juice, aiming to curb illegal beer. The plan, tied to a larger tax bill, seeks to shift revenue while acknowledging legality questions.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Cullen and Sullivan
New York
McCormick
Massachusetts
Crisp
Treasury
Erotam
Uae
Ecanonaceae
Amigane
Uneia
Wen Setetdy Tae
Ainers
Pari
Industre
Busincae
Steamer Adrift Off Ludington Struggles In Heavy Seas
Coast guardsmen and five rescue vessels battled to board the Pere Marquette passenger steamer V gimta, adrift 500 feet off Ludington breakwater in a gale. The crew of 32 had no passengers aboard. three tow attempts failed as the rudder broke and engines operated. The Virginia and Nevada aided in rescue efforts as waves reached 12 to 13 feet and the temperature stood six degrees above zero. The Pere Marquette vessel dates to 1902, at 201 feet length and 39 foot beam, with most crew from Ludington.
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Ludington
Mich
Pere Marquette
Manitowoc
Wis
Coast Guard
Nevada
Virginia
Andrew Coleman
PE Cole IV Lnmahegeane
Seven Children Among Those Saved From Fire
A fire prompted by an early Sunday blaze forced residents to flee. Foremen Wenrs Rides and wife aided several people to safety as others evacuated from a rooming house. Mrs Keath Diamond and two children were warned in time to escape.
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Bales Raney
United Press
Wrapewell NL Jd
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles A, Jr
New Jersey
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Henry Breckenridge
Dwight Morrow
Lindbergh
Curieus
Louiland Mountain
Ins
Tom
Keath Diamond
Ships Stand By as Atlantic Storm Threatens 7 Vessels
Coast guard craft and the White Star liner Admalic stood by the disabled freighter H. F. De Bardeleben as waves battered seven ships. The Adriatic reported readiness to assist as crew prepared to abandon ship. Major danger endangered some 1350 seamen amid the Norfolk Virginia coast area.
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New York
Coast Guard
White Star
Admalic
H. F. de Bardeleben
Atlantic
Adrinath
San Angelo
Cape Henn
Norfolk
Richmond
Mars
Scheerer
Bar Examiners Seek Disbarment of Three Wisconsin Attorneys
Madison The state board of bar examiners seeks disbarment for three Wisconsin lawyers. Francis Rooney of Appleton, Oliver A. Leverson of Monret, and others face charges of professional misconduct. The board expected to appoint a referee to hear evidence and report to the supreme court for action. Rooney and Rooney alleged to have misused funds and failed to perform services for clients.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Sia'e Board of Bar Examiners
Ferris
Francis d Rooney
Appice
Oliver A. Leverson
Monret
Supreme Court
Ingram
Compal
ESB
Rooney
Owen
Hoover Approves Wheat Gift for South Dakota Relief
President Hoover approved a Red Cross request for 5.9 million bushels of government wheat for drought relief in South Dakota. Fourteen carloads will depart Omaha, milled into flour for local agencies, with shipments to seven cities and Red Cross coordination.
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Washington
Hoover
Red Cross
South Dakota
Omaha
Chis Gagu
Chaurman Payne
Red Cross Chapter
Agencs
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Agriculture Department
Recene
Platte, Plankinton
Armour
Yankton
Wessington Springs
Rapid City
Mitchwell
Mort
Liegram Stabilzation
Pont
Assignment on judiciary nomination stirs Borah and officials
In a tense session the chairman of a key Senate committee questioned the non nomination of a judge. He demanded comment and asserted that a full statement was expected. The judge in question had not yet been named, triggering remarks from Borah and other officials as the reporting party expected a Senate Judiciary Committee dispatch.
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Washington
Charman
Onale Auncommittes
Randap
Cavaty
Ry Lee Aare
GR Sands HC Buea
Raenoaj
Rane
Ae Aenate Pidiciary Commie
Below Zero Prospects For Amile Wisconsin Weather Threat
Milwaukee Pi core sub color weather forewarns Wisconsin and upper Michigan of an unprecedented cold wave. March records for severity and duration are threatened as cold from the Canadian northwest presses southward. Forecasters expect continued cold with unsettled conditions and possible local snow flurries. Several Wisconsin sites report record lows with Milwaukee equaling a three day zero streak, while Superior hits 10 below and other towns show subzero readings.
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Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Weather Bureau
Canadian Northwest
Milwaukee Weather Bureau
Superior
Hudson
la Grosse
Wausas
Madison
Chen Bay
Waukee
Contributions to Republican campaign funds reported
A Washington report shows January and February contributions totaling $54,654 and expenditures of $33,664, leaving a treasury balance of $25,451. Major donors include Andrew W. Mellon, Walter E. Edge, C. C. Prague, and J. N. Willa, with sums ranging from $500 to $5,000.
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Republican National Committees
Andrew W. Mellon
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The
Treasury
Com
St James
Mellon
Pittsburgh
Walter E. Edge
Ampacaan
France
C. C
Prague
Santa Paula
Cali
Ly Mellon
Pritaburgh
Ueluda
Pea
P. Chrisler
Hale aCe
Warer
EF. Hutton
York
W. Garerett
Baltimore
Record of continued cold and storm warnings across Great Lakes region
Weather notes show ongoing cold with expected snow along east shore and Lake Michigan areas. Forecasts warn of lake effect winds from northwest and storm advisories for Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. Readings include a Sunday to Monday temperature shift, with miserable conditions and a noted barometer around 29.44 inches.
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Wisconsin
Lake Fiie
Lake Michigan
Upper Michigan
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Haines
Estesaa
Sar Bischen Gaal
Tate
Mier
Vest Yee
Buckstaff Observatory
Xing Portune
Kiley to Confer With Receiver for the Bank
Milwaukee report details a meeting with receiver L J Besparth and US attorney E J Kerler to straighten bank finances. Kiley, held on 25900 bond, aims to resolve muddled affairs linked to a De Pere Natienal Bank.
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Kiley
BANK
Milwaukee
Natienal Bank
de Pere
L . J. Besparth
E. J. Kerlzer
United States
Benel
Dismissal Reversed New Trial Ordered in Negligence Case
The court reversed dismissal and ordered a new trial in a contrabatic negligence case. The text notes a November 24, 1980, date and references defendant Tuheford Tyrorr and Suette as participants. The fragmentary OCR mentions a pedestrian struck by a true driver, with unclear details about the incident and legal action.
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Madison
P.an
Tuheford
Ilber
Bernice Wall Wins Medalist Honors In Belleair Tourney
Oshkosh Wisconsin player Bernice Wall captured medalist honors in the Belleair BeNesir women’s golf championship qualifying with an 81. Helen Po Stetson of Philadelphia shot 87 to pace the field. Stetson and Wall were top contenders last year.
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Bernice Wall
Belleur
Oshkosh
Wis
BeNesir
Wail
Tiue
Mreo Helen Po Stetson
Philadelphia
Oliver Wendell Holmes Celebrates 91st Birthday Quietly
Washington report notes Oliver Wendell Holmes marks his 91st birthday by staying home rather than attending a party. Renowned as the grand old man of the American bench, he has resigned from the Supreme Court and now enjoys reading French novels, with Cabinet members and jurists praising his career from afar.
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N.p
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Hulme
Nim Tati
Shoc Bers
Haimes
Buthda
Ariel
Boots
Justice Hugni
Wile Attlague
Ridese
Lome
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Red" Johnson
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Betty Gow
Association For Relief of High Water
Secretary of War
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
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Butternut
Supreme Cour
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Wisconsi
Ashland County Bank
Natinuel Banks
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Aupreme
AMILE
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Portland
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Nantucket
Magneta
Seaway
Republican
Sheboygan
Wis-Oshkosh
H.W. Brooks
Green Lake
F. G. Bille
Fond Duo Lat
Michael Zierhut
Green Bay
Verne Licht
Lodi
John Pat Bobi
Voset
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