GM Strike Talks Adjourn To Friday In Detroit Parley
Detroit reports that General Motors and United Automobile Workers adjourned negotiations after still ironing out minor details. C. E. Wilson said 18 sit-down strikes in 20 days and Feb 11 agreement remain key issues. Ed Hall warned of changes and possible further sit-downs as Chrysler seeks new conference location.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Automobile Workers Union
C. E. Wilson
Ed Hall
Hall
Wilson
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Insurgents Advance in Guadalajara Sector Drive Toward Madrid
Insurgent columns seize over 100 square miles of government territory in the Guadalajara area and near Brihuega. Government troops fall back to Guadalajara and Madrid after a three day attack. Sixty to seventy Italian prisoners are shown at Madrid headquarters as Gen Miaja warns of an undeclared international war with 30 000 Tugian soldiers involved.
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Associated Press
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Temeraria
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Jose Miaja
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Guffey-Vinson Coal Bill Passes House
The House approved the Guffey-Vinson coal control bill striking all amendments and sending the measure to the Senate. It would create a government commission to set minimum and maximum coal prices and regulate marketing and fair trade practices, while retaining a collective bargaining right for miners.
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Senate
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Wisconsin Senate Hears Revised Driver License Bill
The highways committee held another hearing on the Cashman bill to tighten operator license law. West A. Burdick proposed an amendment to restore examinations for all drivers while the rewritten bill requires road tests for beginners and a rules test for experienced drivers. The measure still requires all drivers to obtain new licenses by next July 1 with renewals every three years and suggests a 60 cent exam fee.
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Highways Committee
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Burdick
Arraign Two on Liquor Charges in Local Court
Two defendants Lydia Mielke and Albert Klinger faced arraignment in municipal court on liquor law violations following raids by state treasury agents with Oshkosh Menasha and county police. Klinger pleaded not guilty to selling unstamped liquor. a jury is set for April 10 with trial April 15. Mielke faces multiple charges with trial set April 14. Bond for Klinger posted at $200. Mielke bond details unspecified.
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State Treasury Department
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Menasha Police
County Sheriff's Department
Lydia Mielke
River Street
Menasha
Albert Klinger
Blue Front
Klinger
Dist
Lewis C. Magnusen
A. H. Gabbert
High Street
Ledto
Mielke
J. A. Ruhling
Appleton
Vandenbush Admits Bank Robbery in Court Plea
Merle Vandenbush and two companions pleaded guilty in county court to Katonah bank robbery indictments after a dramatic courtroom entrance guarded by deputies. Vandenbush faces up to 70 years. George Bera and Anthony Rera also plea to lesser ranges.
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N. Y
Merle Vandenbush
G-men
Katonah
East View
George Bera
Horan
George
Vandenbush
Harry Brunette
New Jersey
Cars Leave Track in Wisconsin Freight Train Crash
Twenty cars of a Northwestern road freight train derailed near Merillan Wisconsin after a broken wheel caused the derailment. No injuries were reported.
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Merillan
Wis
Women Hear Maid Speech From London
2000 delegates at a Chicago conference heard Glenn Frank warn that Roosevelt's judiciary reform could make history for good and harm. Sir Josiah Stamp defended currency reform while Miss Duffy argued communism opposes religion and Miss Stewart urged realistic education. Walter J. Kohler warned of creeping collectivism and centralized control.
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Kohler
Chicago
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University of Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Mary Duffy
Newark
N. J
Catholic Daughters of America
Mary Stewart
Sacramento
Calif
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
France backs warning as insurgents clash near Brittany
France warns insurgent Spain to keep naval warfare from its waters. Paris reports strict orders to navy and air force after four attacks along the Brittany coast. The freighter Conde de Zubiria aided by France was attacked. two shells hit as French seaplanes and a sloop approached.
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France
Spain
Janes
Ouessant
Brittany
Nonpartisan System Opposed in Senate
Madison senator George Hampel urged passage of a bill to restore party politics in Milwaukee county. He said the nonpartisan law created a “superparty” and opposed officials argued the system has improved local government. The Senate committee challenged his remarks and rejected the slogan change proposals.
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George Hampel
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Milwaukee County
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Farmer - Labor Progressive Federation
Pierce A. Morrissey
Rush Lake
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State and Local Government
James L. Callan
Callan
Morrissey
Beverage Tax Division Not To Be Moved
Wisconsin Assembly passes a $1,000,000 beverage tax relief bill to aid 40 counties in growth regions for dairy farmer feed. County boards will meet in special sessions to use the fund, with $100 maximum loans and liquor tax security requirements. Governor La Follette expected to sign. optional federal help sought.
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Pence
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Sel
Elinor Genamer
Maryville
Famine Threatens 2 Million in Henan Province China
An inspection by the China famine mission reports famine threatens about two million people in western Henan. Investigators say no near famine condition exists, but crop failures and a large area raise death risks before spring crops mature. The findings, released by John Earl Baker of Kuzie Wisconsin, note about 1.09 million people are affected and emphasize rising deaths if conditions worsen.
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China
Henan
John Earl Baker
Kuzie
Wis
Violence Flare in Industrial Strife Across Cities
Outbreaks of violence heighten tension in labor conflicts. About 85,000 Chrysler workers idle after a strike. clashes at Alameda California involve tear gas and water cannons with injuries to two police and a picket. Other plants including Hudson, Key, General Motors, and Chicago transit see sit-downs and walkouts.
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Chicago
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Tron
Works
Chrysler Motor Corporation
Detroit
Allan Campbell
Chrysler Motor
Chrysler
Assistant to Cummings Attacks Supreme Court Concerning Roosevelt Program
Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson told the Senate Judiciary Committee that a majority of justices oppose Roosevelt objectives. He warned delays in decisions threaten the New Deal and cited agencies like the SEC and Social Security Board as being legally clouded.
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Supreme Court
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High Court
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Public Works Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Labor Relations Board
Congress
Senate Approves Teachers College Retirement Plan
The Wisconsin senate voted to mandate compulsory retirement for faculty aged over 70 at the nine state teachers colleges, affecting 26 of 450 staff within two years. The body also advanced bills on nonresident summer sessions, reduced-interest trust loans, religious instruction hours, city sealer appointments, and touring homes regulation.
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U S
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Wisconsin Senate
Philip E. Nelson
Senate
Senate Today
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Weather forecast and temperature readings
Wisconsin mostly cloudy with possible light snow in the north tonight and Friday. Southeast region may see less cold, with temperatures from 22 at 1:00 pm to 33 maximum and unknown minimum, northwest wind noted.
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