Zangara to Die in Chair in Florida Case
Joseph Zangara, the would be assassin of President Roosevelt, was sentenced to death in the electric chair for the murder of Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak. Judge Aly O. Thompson ordered the execution to be set by the Florida governor at Raiford after time in Dade county jail.
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United States
Congress
Hearing Set For March 20 On Wisconsin Telephone Costs
Milwaukee 1 percent Testimony about maintenance costs of the Wisconsin Telephone Co will be heard by the Wisconsin Public Service Commission at the resumption of its hearing on the utility’s operations March 20. The session recessed after a clash over charges the company reimbursed itself from current revenues for large engineering expenses tied to dial conversions and other projects, some deferred or abandoned.
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Mrs Cannon Dies In Basement Fall In Green Valley
Mrs James Cannon aged 64 died yesterday after a fall down basement stairs at her home in Green Valley town Wausau Wisconsin.
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Wausau
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James Cannon
Green Valley
Banking and relief bills move through Congress rapidly
Congress opened to routine work as banking and farm relief measures burst into the hopper. Senator Vandenberg of Michigan proposed federal guarantees for time deposits up to 75 percent funded by deposits, while Senator McAdoo of California sought to protect depositors in federal reserve banks. Bankhead endorsed broad farm relief with a $400 million loan program to aid small farms and supplies. McAdoo urged a depositor indemnity fund funded by assessments on member banks. House action included a memorial postage stamp for Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak.
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State Banking Review Board
Wisconsin
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Europe in turmoil over arms, rulers and new blocs
Reports from Europe describe Italy sending arms to Hungary via Austria, sparking protests from France and Britain while the little entente forms in Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Romania. Austria faces dictatorship under Dollfuss amid anschluss talk, and Poland tightens Westerplatte as Danzig remains under League supervision. Germany’s Nazi rise influences Austria, with Kaiser revival speculation fading but a potential regent plan discussed.
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Weather wrap forecasts milder but unsettled Saturday
Cloudiness rises tonight with not so cold conditions for Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Lake Michigan sees southerly winds and fair conditions tonight with unsettled weather on Saturday as temperatures edge upward. Milwaukee notes a high around 23 and a low of 3 with no precipitation. Duluth and Wausau show colder readings yesterday.
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Budget Message Highlights Roosevelt Budget Plan
President Roosevelt asks Congress for broad budget principles to govern pensions and veterans benefits and for executive authority to set administrative details. He warns of fiscal danger and calls for immediate economy, saying emergency funding requires swift, centralized control to ensure solvency and ongoing welfare. He seeks rapid enactment of legislation with aims to balance income and expenditures within a year.
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Proclamation Extends National Bank Holiday Indefinitely
Roosevelt issues a new proclamation extending the national banking holiday beyond March 9 1933 due to continuing national emergency. It reaffirms earlier measures and keeps all terms and regulations in full force until further notice, with the proclamation signed in Washington by Franklin D Roosevelt and secretary Cordell Hull.
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Roosevelt seeks broad power to cut costs in economy drive
President Roosevelt asks Congress for authority to slash veterans costs and federal salaries to reach a balanced budget within a year. Leaders vow to push the plan, forming a select economy committee as debate intensifies after the message is read in both chambers.
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Arizona
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Adequate Currency Supply Promised by Treasury Policy
Federal Reserve chair Eugene M. Stevens releases a Treasury message citing the President's push for banking legislation. It notes banks may reopen soon, with clearance for issuing clearing house certificates against sound assets to provide temporary exchange for creditors and depositors.
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Eugene M. Stevens
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
William H. Woodin
Federal Reserve System
United States
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Payrolls in State Freed
Depositors in Oshkosh banks may draw 25 percent of payroll needs tomorrow with funds to be distributed to employees. The move aims to ease immediate needs amid banking uncertainties as federal actions guide reopenings and scrip issuance.
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Gshkesh
Dozen French Soldiers Killed in Morocco Battle
Rabat report says about twelve French soldiers died and 150 royal native troops were killed or wounded in a clash with Atlas tribesmen marking a fresh uprising in the region.
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Rabat
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Former Mayor of New London Dies at 63
Edward H Raiin former mayor and president of Piast National Bank of New London died of heart disease aged 63. A lifelong resident who immigrated from Germany with his parents, he lived in New London 66 years and left a widow and three children Mrs. D. W. Meiklejohn Fond du Lac Mrs. W. B. Wallace Washington D C and Don of New London.
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Hoover Urges Full Support for Roosevelt Proposals
Former President Herbert Hoover urged immediate backing of President Roosevelt's emergency measures in a national statement. He stated there is just one thing to do and that is to support the president's proposal.
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