Senate approves Roosevelt economy bill with amendments
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt wins final House approval for a 500 million dollar economy measure. Senators trimmed about seven million from estimated savings while preserving key reforms allowing pay cuts in veterans benefits and salaries. Final action sends the bill to the president for signature as part of a plan to balance the budget.
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William F. Kerby
United Press
Washington, D. C
U.P
Roosevelt
House
Chamber
Senate
Mrs Roosevelt First Presidential Wife to Fly by Air
Mrs Franklin M Roosevelt travels by air from Newark to Washington marking the first flight by a president’s wife. She flew after arriving by train due to weather, traveled with a secretary, and refused a personal guard despite police assignments. News noted her wish for no guard and control over security with Louis Howe contacting the police.
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Newark
N. J
Franklin M. Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Brewers Seek Reopening After Offer Rejected
Wausau Wisconsin reports the American Products company directors announced the rejection of a La Crosse bid to buy the brewery holdings. Stockholders must subscribe 35000 dollars in loans to finance repairs and reopen the plants.
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Wausau, Wis
American Products Company
Ineh
Ruder & Mathie Brewere
A la
Exiled former ambassador reported killed in Moscow
Information received by Leon Trotzky in exile on Prinkipo islands states that Christian Rakovsky former Soviet ambassador to Paris and former president of the Ukraine Republic has been returned to Moscow from exile and put to death.
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Tstanbul
Turkey
Leon Trotzky
Prinkipo Islands
Christian Rakovsky
Paris
Ukraine Republic
Moscow
Wisconsin Banks Reopen After Holiday Merger Plans Formed
Virtually all Wisconsin banks resumed operations after a statewide holiday, with fifty nine state banks open without restrictions and more to follow as exams finish. New deposits are unrestricted and old deposits may be released soon. Authorities plan mergers to clean up weak banks and distribute emergency scrip. scrip printing delays push supply to tonight.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Banking Department
Milwaukee
Chicago
U.P
Midwest
Federal Reserve
Ninth Federal Reserve District
North Dakota
Seventh Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Citizens’ National Bank of
Stevens Point
Wis
Milwaukee County
Charles J. Kuhnmuench
Milwaukee Clearing House Association
Kuhnmuench
First Wisconsin National Bank
Milwaukee Beer Shipments Rise as Legalized Trade Looms
Milwaukee brewers prepare 400 freight cars to ship beer nationwide once legalized. Railroads expect 1,000 to 1,500 carloads monthly from Milwaukee, while Froedtert operates 24 hours to meet demand. W. A. Teipel reports 10-12 malt cars daily from local plant and six daily from Winona plant, with orders from Ruppert brewery and a Chicago firm. Most malt goes to small Wisconsin breweries.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Milwaukee Brewers
Roosevelt
Congress
Froedtert Company
Chicago
Telpel
Wisconsin
Victory for Horner in statewide 3 percent sales tax bill
Springfield reports Gov. Henry Horner's administration claimed a victory as the House passed a statewide 3 percent sales tax bill by a thin margin. The measure, sent to the Senate with minor House amendments, carries an emergency clause for immediate enforcement and exempts gasoline and farm products when sold by producers.
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Springfield
Henry Horner
House
Senate
Horner
Favorable Senate Report on Two Diplomatic Posts
Washington U P The senate foreign relations committee issued a favorable report on two major diplomatic nominations Josephus Daniels of North Carolina to be ambassador to Mexico and Jesse Isidor Straus of New York to be ambassador to France. Action on Robert Worth Bingham of Kentucky for London was postponed.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robert Worth Bingham
Kentucky
London
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Mexico
Jesse Isidor Straus
New York
France
Acquitted of murder in Minneapolis bank robbery case
A Minneapolis jury acquitted Robert V. Newbern in the murder trial connected to the Northwestern National bank robbery of December 16. Newbern faces removal proceedings in Menomonie, Wisconsin, for a charge tied to the Kraft State bank robbery on October 18, 1921, after the jury returned the verdict before Judge W. W. Bardwell following a brief deliberation.
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Minnecapolis
Northwestern National
Robert V. Newbern
Menomonie
Wis
Kraft State
Hennepin County
Acquitts
W. W. Bardwell
Newhern
Tra L. Evans
Minneapolis
Britain and Roosevelt seek broad disarmament plan
Premier Ramsay MacDonald urged a 1935 naval conference and a wide security pact under Kellogg, proposing abolition of military aviation, a capital ship halt until 1935, limits on mobile guns, tanks to 16 tons, continental army cuts, and air bombing bans, as Roosevelt held talks with British, French and German envoys.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Geneva
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
MacDonald
Britain
France
Italy
United States
Japan
Roads and streets urged as best public works plan
Madison U R road and street building is touted as the most desirable form of public work to provide employment. M W Torkelson, director of regional planning for the State highway commission, said today that road and street construction offers widespread work, is a capital asset, and funds can be put to work quickly. He spoke over WHA from the University of Wisconsin.
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U.R
M. W. Torkelson
State Highway Commission
Vorkelson
Torkelson
WHA
University of Wisconan
Pope Confers Red Hats in Solemn Vatican Ceremony
Vatican City AP report notes Pope Pius XII elevates six cardinals in a secret consistory followed by a public ceremony at St. Peter's. Attendees include royalty and diplomats, with the new cardinals taking an oath beneath Michelangelo's Last Judgment. The college stands at 58, Italy and foreigners split evenly. A Vatican announcement also says Monsignor Amintio Cicognani will become apostolic delegate to Washington, succeeding Cardinal Fumasoni-Biondi.
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Andre Berding
Associated Press
Vatican City
Pius
St. Peter's
Holy See
Inclistine Couapel
Pietro Fumiasoni-Biondi
Washington
Rodrigue Villeneuve
Quebec
Florence
Vienna
Turin
Angelo Dolei
Sistine Chapel
Michel
Angelo
Sacred College
Monsignor
Amiidto Giovanni Cicognani
Vatican
Pietra Cardinal
Fumasoni-Biondi
President Knows Row 70 Sell Plans Adverts
Washington dispatch reports Indear Kobak of the Advertising Federation of America criticizes President Roosevelt as insightfully aware of selling through publicity. He praises the president for aligning messaging with public interest to lift the nation from economic gloom and to spur support for national efforts.
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Washington
Indear Kobak
Advertising Federatin of America
Roosevelt
Celine
Arbvertiguats Club
Kodakaid
Aancey
White House set records with praise telegrams
In Washington Roosevelt hits a new peak with 14 000 telegrams praising his actions after twelve days in office. About 1 500 telegrams supported veterans and federal aid cuts economy programs, while 29 opposed. A local note mentions Raymone Shummway of Shumway Seed Co. as a county seed firm head amid regional business chatter.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Money pours into Oshkosh as banks reopen
Oshkosh residents flood local banks and stores with cash after federal moratoriums, restoring confidence in the economy. Payroll checks cashing spurred spending on groceries and provisions while savings and checking accounts rose across three banks, with First National, New American, and Security Bank reporting sizable gains in deposits and cash on hand.
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Oshkosh
Troosevelt
New American Bank
Rivers Recede After Flood Damage In Pittsburgh Area
Flooding left damage as rivers receded and damage assessments began. Allegheny and Monongahela confluence areas saw overbank flows, with reports of wrecked shelves and damaged cellars in Pittsburgh region. Officials warned continuing high crests and potential further impacts through the night.
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Pittsburgh
Leavin
Sonngy
Paikt Church
Alieguaua Qaid
Coraopolis
Allegheny
Monongahela
Hunger Strike Ends as Inmate Eats After 14 Days
Edinore Michigan prisoner Joseph St Peter, grimly persistent in a 14 day hunger strike, ate a meal today for the first time. He was reportedly fed a pint of broth yesterday via a tube forced into his throat by a doctor while a deputy sheriff warned of further coercion. The inmate had earlier vowed to starve to death, with authorities describing his condition as weak but stable after the attempt to break the strike.
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Edinore
Mich
Fin - Joseph
St Peter
St. Peter
Narrow escape from fire at Swamp Hotel
Oconto Wis early today Mr and Mrs Fort Cain and daughter Leona escaped by jumping from a second story window of the Swamp hotel six miles north of here. The hotel was destroyed and a nearby garage was damaged. Cain estimates losses at 20000 dollars. Cause of the blaze is unknown.
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Wise
Fort Cain
Leona
Cain
Senate Amends Beer Bill Shows Reform Amid Protests
Washington reports Senate Democrats concede to protests and trim beer bill to 5 percent alcohol, with plans for weekend recess after vote. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt attend gallery scene as finance committee amends to include wine and juices. brewer testimony questions impact and costs amid looming revenue estimates of 125 to 150 million dollars.
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Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Walsh
Massachusetts
Rooosevelt
Roosevelt
Senate
Flarrison
Senate Finance Commmitltee
House
John Crockett
Garner
Ciarner Kulee
Sheppard
McGovern to Undergo Operation Resigns as Counsel
Milwaukee report states District Attorney McGovern will undergo surgery and resigns from investigation counsel duties. Zabel noted McGovern will be replaced after forthcoming Madison announcement. doctors ordered rest and recovery. Local officials confirm his resignation and upcoming staffing changes in the county investigations unit.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Forney
Cis Prancis EL McGovern
Seershant
Milwaukee florist and former newspaper man dies at 70
Pred W. Mueller a wholesale florist and longtime Milwaukee and Watertown newspaper figure died late yesterday of apoplexy at age 70. Born in Falkenberg Germany in 1879 he served as advertising manager for the Milwaukee Herold and helped launch a German weekly in Watertown before later moving to Milwaukee to open his florist business. Funeral services are planned Saturday with widow three daughters two sisters and a brother among the survivors.
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U.P
W. Mueller
Watertown
Mueller
Falkenberg
Germany
Cgernan Weeks
MilwauKer
Roosevelt urges new farm relief plan to boost purchasing power
President Roosevelt addresses Congress urging a constructive agricultural program to raise farmers purchasing power, ease mortgage pressure, and support farm loans while stabilizing prices and aiding economic recovery. He calls it a new path, essential before spring crops plantings, to be tested administratively and adjusted if needed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
ATER
United States
Franklin DD
Six Claims Filed Against Outagamie County for Damages
Appleton Wisconsin six claims for damages arising from the recent milk strike were filed against Outagamie county. Diet Atty. for Wheeler said more claims are expected before the county board meets on March 31. Carved into the record is the effort to hold the county responsible for damages claimed by various residents and entities.
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Appleton
Wis
Outagamie County
Wheeler
Sao
Cleim
Boy Shot. Boy in Critical Condition After Accident
A boy remains in critical condition after an accident. Details suggest a gunshot wound entering the right shoulder. Weather and lake forecasts accompany the report with advisories for Lake Michigan and surrounding regions.
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