Wisconsin Governor urges work program for northern counties
Governor Julius Heil told a northern Wisconsin relief conference that the aim is to provide work for all able bodied men and women. He urged a long range plan including reforestation and improved resorts while avoiding worthless projects. The gathering, with 300 attendees from 23 counties, focused on restoring resources, utilizing farmable land, and creating new industries amid tax delinquencies and WPA reductions.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Julius P. Heil
Wisconsin
Martin W. Torkelson
State Planning Board
Lake States Rehabilitation Board
Torkelson
Marathon County
H. E Muehl
Suring
Oconto County
Oneida
Vilas
Wood
Florence
Forest
Marinette
Iron
Langsede
Lincoln
Oconto
Price
Ashland
Bayfield
Douglas
Washburn
Sawyer
Burnett
Polk
Barron
Rusk
Taylor
Shawano
Chippewa
Marathon
Dunn
St Croix
Former U S congressman George J. Schneider dies at 61
George J. Schneider, 61, a former U S congressman from Wisconsin’s Eighth District, died early Sunday in Toledo after a night session of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers where he was second vice president. He collapsed in a Waldorf hotel room and died at 12:30 a m. A paper maker by trade, he served 1923 to 1933 and again elected in 1934 before losing in a Republican landslide. Burial set for Appleton, Wisconsin with services planned at Lawrence College Memorial Chapel Wednesday afternoon.
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Toledo
George J. Schneider
Appleton
Wis
U. S
Schneider
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Waldorf Hotel
Fire Department
Brotherhood
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Wisconsin
Joshua L. Johns
Algoma
Grand Chute
Outagamie County
Incon
Ohio
Crown Prince Frederik and Princess Sail to America
Crown Prince Frederik and Crown PrincessMargrethe sail from Southampton on the liner Canada for San Francisco on their first U S visit. They travel Panama Canal route to favor sun and plan to reach the West Coast early April and Washington D C by month end to visit Danish expatriates and open the Danish pavilion at the New York World’s Fair.
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London
Crown Prince
Frederik
Crown Princess
In- Frid
Denmark
Southampton
Canada
San Francisco
United States
Panama Canal
New York
Washington
D. C
Prince Frederik
Dalton fuel and lumber firm safe robbed third time
Dalton Wis Green Lake county officials today sought cracksmen who obtained an undetermined amount of cash and checks from the Dalton Fuel and Lumber Company safe. Saturday night it was the third time in four years the office had been burglarized.
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Dalton
Wis
Green Lake County
Dalton Fuel and‘ Lumber Company
Envoy Guests Attend Pontiffs Coronation at Castel Gandolfo
U S envoy Mrs Kennedy and eight children met Pope Pius XII after his coronation staged with pomp. Delegates from England Peru China Hungary Yugoslavia Luxembourg attended, with 250000 watchers across St Peter's. Cardin als Seredi Van Roey Fossati and Lows granted audiences.
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Richard G. Masseck
Vatican City
Pius XII
Alban Hills
St Peter's
Joseph Pienna
United States
London
Kennedy
Cardinal Maglione
Papal Estate
Castel Gandolfo
Summer Palace
Pope
England
Peru
China
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Luxembourg
Justin George Cardinal
Seredi
Stringonia
Joseph Ernest Cardinal
van Roey
Malres
Maurice Cardinal Fossati
Turin
James Lows
Technicality Holds Up Reorganization Action
Washington reports a Senate battle over a government reorganization bill centers on a procedural technicality rather than policy. Senator Byrd favors the Wheeler plan for prompt approval while filibuster risks loom in the Senate, leaving action unlikely before the Byrnes committee advances the measure.
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W. B. Ragsdale
Washington
Senate
Byrd
Virginia
House
Congress
Wheeler
Montana
Jangy
Byrnes
South Carolina
Masonic Rites To Mark Judge Belden Obsequies
Funeral services for Circuit Judge Ellsworth B. Belden age 73 will be held tomorrow afternoon with Masonic rites at the graveside. Bar members from Racine Walworth and Kenosha counties in his circuit will serve as pallbearers. The courthouse will close during services and municipal flags fly at half mast. He died Saturday from a heart ailment.
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Racine
Wis
Ellsworth B. Belden
Graysside
Walworth
Kenosha
Weather summary from Wisconsin and surrounding regions
Weather notes report cloudy conditions in Wisconsin with snow in the northwest. Tonight and Tuesday will be colder in the Green Bay vicinity with temperature readings around 38 in Tama at 7 p.m. Milwaukee shows recent high and low temperatures, and the bulletin mentions Devils Lake and San Antonio context.
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Lenz
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Ralewh
San Antimoe
Devils Lake
Skipper Hurt As Ice Yacht Lands In Lake Winnebago
The Northwestern Ice Yacht association regatta on Lake Winnebago ended Sunday with two accidents. Skipper Albert Bartels, 26, of 427 Fifteenth Street, suffered severe back and possible internal injuries after his Duchess toppled on ice, trapping him. Four nearby skippers aided, an ambulance was summoned, and Bartels was hospitalized at Mercy.
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Northwestern Ice Yacht Association
Lake Winnebago
Albert Bartels
Fifteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Duchess
Joe Meyer
Oshkosh
Bartels
Ety
Jim Kimberly
Neenah
Frank “Strep” Kuehl
Kimberly
Snowshoes
Evans
Chip” Lenz
Little Willie
Aly Ziebell
Dionne Quins to Meet King and Queen in Toronto
Oliva Dionne said the Ontario government invited his quintuplets to Toronto to meet King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on May 22. The plan includes two special railway cars, a royal visit during the provincial assembly, and marks the quints first trip away from Callander since their birth on May 23, 1934.
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Callander
Ontario
Oliva Dionne
Quinta Piefs
Toronto
George VI
Elizabeth
Ottawa
le Droit
Ola Dionne
Ontaro
Queen Elizabeth
Dionne
Harry Nixon
Callender
Franco Pushing on to Madrid Offense
Burgos, Spain. Train loads of artillery and munitions moved to the front as Gen Franco pressed preparations for a nationalist offensive against Madrid and Valencia. Deserters put Republican casualties at about 2,000 last week while rebel losses were estimated around 4,000.
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Burgos
Spain
Arillers
Francases
Franco
Intenene
Madrid
Valencia
Aad
Stone
Roosevelt to Make Relief Plea Tuesday
President Roosevelt conferred with Democratic leaders in Washington on required WPA funding through July 1. He plans to send a congressional message tomorrow, with the amount uncertain after Republican cuts. Other topics included Japanese treaty status and social security substitutes, with measures approved and sent to the White House.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
WPA
Bankhead
Garner
Barkley
Rayburn
House
Capital Hall
State Department
Senate Naval Committee
Paceific Islands
Japan
N.C Williamson
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Jayon
Williamson
Ways and Means Committee
T. Y Priestly Jr
Philadelphia
Priestly
Senate
White House
Tennessee Valley Authority
Oshkosh voters urged to cast ballots in spring primary
In Oshkosh 16 wards will vote Tuesday from 6 am to 8 pm for the spring primary. The revived slogan Vote! Vote as you please, but vote aims to spur civic duty and select the best candidates for the April 4 election. Returns will be reported by Northwestern with ward totals posted at the newspaper office after 9 pm.
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Oshkosh
The
Northwestern
Suit ay steel firms voided by judge ruling
Washington U S District Judge Jennings Bailey today dismissed a suit by seven small steel firms seeking to set aside minimum wages for government contract bids. The judge held the plaintiffs failed to prove the Labor Secretary acted arbitrarily. The 45 to 62.5 cent per hour minima, effective March 1, were developed by a Labor Department board as the prevailing wage in the steel industry. The firms named include Lukens Steel Coatesville Alan Wood Steel Conshohocken South Chester Tube Chester Central Iron and Steel Harrisburg Harrisburg Steel Eastern Rolling Mill Culgate and Atlantic Wire Bradford Conn.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Jennings Bailey
Bailey
Frances Perkins
Bailey- Bailey
Labor Department
Lukens Steel
Coatesville
Alan Wood Steel
Conshohocken
South Chester Tube Corporation
Chester
Central Iron and Steel
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Steel
Eastern Rolling Mill
Culgate
Atlantic Wire
Bradford
Einstein Claims New Solution to Gravitation Riddle
Prof Albert Einstein announced a new solution to gravitation, tying gravity to electron flow and matter. He kept details secret pending experiments, saying the breakthrough could reveal a single law governing the universe and all matter and radiation.
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Albert Einstein
New York
Albert
Einstein
Einsten
L. E. Levick
National Association of Science Writers
Te Association
Levick
New York Journal
American and International
Doctor Attacked at Hartford Hospital
Milwaukee authorities sought three men allegedly beating physician Dr F L W Lehman at Hartford hospital after they had picked up three injured in a Highway 41 crash near Nemo. Dr Lehman suffered facial and head bruises while attempting to quiet the unruly group.
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Milwaukee
Hartford
Wis
Hartford Hospital
Highway 41
Nemo
FL W. Lehman
Lehman
Blizzard Roars Across East With Deep Snow and Ice
United Press reports a major blizzard sweeping from the Midwest to the Atlantic. Winding cold, high seas, and heavy snowfall cripple transportation from Washington to Canada. Nine deaths in New England accompany 11 inches in Boston and 12 to 24 inches elsewhere. Snow crews struggle but roads stay open amid warming temperatures. The Gro freighter loses its rudder 525 miles east of Halifax as ships seek shelter.
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Middle West
Atlantic
Washington
Canada
New England
Boston
Delaware
Pbaine
Gro
Halifax
N. S
Zimmerman Act Illegal Says Board Yet Farris Remains Out
Secretary of State Fred R. Zimmerman said he will not act on the state personnel board ruling that he acted illegally in discharging Donald M. Farris as director of the state motor vehicle division. The board found Zimmerman violated the secrecy rule and required compliance, stating demotion or firing of a junior employee was permitted but not the discharge of Farris.
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Milwaukee
Fred R. Zimmerman
State Personnel Board
Donald M. Farris
Don Farris
Fred Zimmerman
United Press
Zimmerman
Farris
Willis Asks Senate to Probe Indiana Election
Raymond F. Willis asks the Senate to investigate Indiana’s November election. Final returns show Republican Willis defeated by Democrat Frederick Van Nuys, 783,226 to 723,903. The 359 page petition alleges election fraud and urges remedies. accompanied by Republican state central committee affidavits and materials.
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Washington
Raymond
Willis
Senate
Indiana
Wills
van Nuyn
Wallis
Pautbliches
House
Frederick van Nuys
Republlican State Central Committee
Germany Demands Split of Czechoslovakia into Three States
Berlin dispatch reports without official confirmation that Germany sent a note to the Czechoslovak government demanding division of the republic into three independent states and reorganization of Prague’s central regime. Hitler then intervened in the crisis by backing Nazi influence in the turmoil.
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Berlin
Germany
Prague
Edward W. Beattie Jr
United Press Staff
U.P
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Goering Goes Home From Italy After Short Visit
Marshal Hermann Goering, Hitler's aide, cut short his Italian vacation and left for Berlin with his wife after a week at a health resort on the Riviera. The abrupt move comes amid talks of stronger Slovak demands and pressure on Prague. Bratislava reports of Czech and communist violence add to the tense backdrop.
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San Remo
Haly
Marshal Kermann
Wilhelm Goering
Hitler
Italy
Berlin
Goering
Geremany
Italian Riviera
Rome
Libya
Field Reatshal
Japan violated treaty claim disputed by U S senate panel
Washington says it has no knowledge of Japan fortifying former German islands under a mandate. Rumors prompted questions about US access to the islands and Guam naval facility proposals. The 1922 treaty limited fortifications and guaranteed free passage to U S citizens.
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Washington
State Department
Senate
Japan
Pacific
Pruc
Guam
Tokio
House
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Queen
Michigan
Josef Tiso
Iglau
Slovakia
DNE
Islau
Bratislava
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