Dykstra Selected to Succeed Glenn Frank at Wisconsin
City Manager Marence A. Dykstra of Cincinnati 54 is the regents executive committee choice for president of the University of Wisconsin. Callahan said the committee would meet Dykstra in Chicago Saturday or Sunday to discuss terms. Approval by the board of regents at the March 18 19 meeting is practically certain.
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Wis
John Calahan
University of Wisconsin Regents
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Cincinnati
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Glenn Frank
Harold M. Wilkie
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Superior Ad
Chicago
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Here
Board of Regents
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Wee Gienn Frank
Prospects for Wisconsin State Police Radio System
A bill to fund a state bureau of tech intelligence with 250000 dollars to create a state police radio system drew public attention. At a public hearing, the Wisconsin Sheriff's Association dropped its opposition after assurances the bureau would avoid undermining county sheriffs or labor dispute matters. Illinois and Iowa police radio officials cited success in bank robberies, stolen car recoveries, and flood relief. The committee held the bill for further study. sponsors include Vaughan Nehs Thomson Roche.
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Madison
Bureau
Tech
Assembly Committee On State Affairs
Wisconsin Sheriff's Association
Louis Saicbek
Milwaukee
Ilinois
Iowa
Byrde M Vaughan
Progressive
Wisconsin Rapids
Vict
W. Nehs
Neilisville
Drouth Relief Law Planned For County Action Next Week
Governor may sign a $1,000,000 drouth relief loan bill allowing county boards to act next week. Counties must form loan committees and secure state funds with mortgage on local tax shares for two years. Loans up to $100 per farmer to buy feed may be issued via the farm credit administration.
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la Follette
Wisconsin Farm Credit Administration
Farm Credit Administration
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Assembly
Wisconia
Secret plan calls for permanent WPA to spend 2.5 billion
The United Press reports a proposed permanent WPA on a 2.5 billion annual budget to employ 2 to 4 million people. Hopkins outlined nonengineering projects such as forest clearing, dikes, city improvements, and school construction as part of a reorganized federal structure.
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United Press
Washington
Works Progress Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Congress
Civil Works Administration
WPA
Department of Social Welfare
Roosevelt
Department of Public Works
Missing Waupun guard found after exposure incident
Timothy Nelson, 44, a former Waupun state guard, was located in Beaver Dam after vanishing March 3. He faced abandonment charges with a $500 bond, brought before Justice L J Butt. authorities say he traveled from Waukesha by taxi and had no coat or hat during the incident.
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Waupun
Wis
Timothy Nelson
Beaver Dam
L J. Butt
Waukesha
Nelson
New London
Guard and inmate killed in prison escape attempt
Two men died during a failed escape attempt at Tennessee state penitentiary in Nashville. Prison guard J L Simms and condemned inmate Frank Hayme were killed as inmates on death row attempted to break out. The incident occurred today as security personnel tried to subdue the disturbance.
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Tenn
J. L. Simms
Frank Hayme
Tennessee State
Three Speakers at Women's Congress Urge Peace Ideals
At The Chicago Tribune Women Congress final session three prominent Americans urged steps to avert war. Senator Gerald P. Nee of North Dakota proposed an education drive and limited arms race profits while stressing constitutional safeguards and popular input to avoid foreign entanglements. Norman Thomas and Newton D. Baker argued for peace through cooperation yet warned democracy must secure peace with strong defenses and prudent neutrality policies.
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Chicago
United States
Chicago Tribune
Women Congress
Gerald P. Nee
North Dakota
Senate
Newton D. Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Norman Thomas
Nee
Baker
Edding
US protests Nazi press attacks strain German American relations
Ambassador William E. Dodd met with Reich minister Baron von Neurath to urge consideration of German press hostility toward American citizens. The talks followed Washington's note on the La Guardia incident and included support from Boris Smolar seeking consular aid to void a police order. Dodd warned of gravity in the relations and said a formal apology was not guaranteed.
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Berlin
United States
William E. Dodd
la Guardia
Dodd
Wilhelmstrasse
Baron von Newath
Mr. Dodd
U. S
Ven Neurath
State Department of Beaudteys
Townsend Is Sentenced to Jail and Fine
Townsend a former pension advocate was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined for contempt of the House of Representatives. Judge Peyton Gordon upheld the $1,000 bond pending appeal and Townsend vowed to push a new trial. the case arose after his walkout from a pension hearing last July.
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Francis Ko Townsend
House of Representatives
House Committee
Townsend
Flatfanson
Lad
Aftrer
Gordon
Toynsend
American Rebels Bomb Capital of Spani Battle Continues
Report describes Spanish capital bombed as French and American forces wage a hard fought air and ground battle toward Trin pieque, forty four miles northeast of Madrid. Wounded include Brigadier Berkey and other officers, with muttered reports of a government brigade head in action and delays at the border.
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Calvo
Erin
Jude GG
Ciajara Provarce
Tasturgen
Gereranesima Franesco
France
Trinpieque
Mies
Madr
Tre Yaegne
Amenean
Revert Moerman
Lawyers Split on Court Program Is Brought Out
Two major unions tied to John L Lewis plan consolidation of organizing arms. The steel workers committee led by Phil Murray met in Pittsburgh to map future strategy and review developments including recognition by Carnegie Steel. Homer Martin of the UAW announced a meeting of the national executive board in Cleveland and claimed union membership would reach 1,000,000 by month end. Meanwhile a Michigan strike kept over 70,000 autoworkers idle as UAW and employers argued for sole bargaining agency. Michigan Governor Frank Murphy declined intervention. (Continued on Page 2)
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John L Lewis Committee
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Steel Workers Organizing Committee
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Philp Murray
Grap
Comwgie-Hnoty Steel Corporation
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Clewland
Michigan
Chrysler Corporation
Judson Motor Car Company
Dehrark
Reg Motor Car Company
Lansing
Mich
Los Angeles
Chrysler
Woud
Wes Beng Meade
Frank Murphy
AL W. A
General Motors
Famed surgeon Gaenslen dies after long illness
Milwaukee obituary notes Frederick Julius Gaenslen died after months of illness. He was orthopedic chair at the University of Wisconsin and previously a professor at Marquette University. Survived by widow, mother, a son and a daughter. Funeral Saturday with burial at Forest Home Cemetery.
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Milwaukee
Frederick Julius Garren
Sturgeon
Yesteadier
Gaenler
JSG
Tae Agri Wean Medical
Tay Fe
Dante
Tota Hope
Balbarare
Ureter
Wilson
Aek
Univerity of Weconvry Ltd
Marquette
Goensien
American College of Surgeons
Menauten
Bural
Forest Horne
Four Democrats to Oppose Roosevelt Court Bill Tonight
Four Democratic senators led the opposition to President Roosevelt’s court enlarging plan and will speak on a Carnegie Hall program in New York City. The speakers include Royal Copeland Edward Burke Walter George and David Walsh with broadcasts on WTMA Milwaukee and NBC.
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Roosevelt
United States
Supreme Court
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Royal
Copeland
New York
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Walter FL George
Georgia
David J Walsh
Massichusetts
WTMA
Milwaukee
NBC
Weather summary from Milwaukee to Buckstaff observatory
Wisconsin snow flurries likely tonight and Saturday with a 10 percent temperature change. Northwestern observations show fair conditions and varied readings across the region. Temperatures ranged from the teens to mid forties with notable city values including Milwaukee and Los Angeles in the daily report.
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Wisconsin
Northhwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Duluth
Devi Lake
Buckstaff Observatory
Windworth
Nine more bodies located at Macbeth mine disaster in Logan
Rescuers, who had already recovered seven victims, reported finding nine additional bodies at the Macbeth mine. Two more missing men may remain unlocated for days as crews faced debris and dust. Fatal blast yesterday trapped 40 to 45 workers. 16 bodies are accounted for so far.
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W. Va
MacBeth
H. P. Farley
State Department of Mines
Joe Frye
Troy McCoy
Floyd Fields
Mike Gimo
Leonard Forbes
R. B. Kimball
Quphion Podlaska
Varley
Hutchinson Coal Company
John Bodner
George Matthews
Gilbert Kennedy
Warry Cummins
President Roosevelt Arrives at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt arrives by special train to Warm Springs Georgia aboard a Warm Springs Foundation ride at 3 30 a m. He begins a two week visit amid a reception of patients and staff and is greeted by Warm Springs mayor W G Harry and foundation superintendent Henry Hooper.
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Ga. P
Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation
Supreme Court
Foundation
Georgia
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
W. G. Harry
Henry Hooper
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