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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1935

Page

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Hitler proclaims universal military service for Germany

Adolf Hitler announced immediate general conscription and universal military service in Germany, denouncing Versailles limits and expanding the armed forces. The move, disclosed at the propaganda ministry after cabinet approval, signals a renewed arms push amid Europe’s rising tensions with France and Britain.

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Buys Clear Conscience in Green Bay for $100

A note enclosed with five $20 bills was left for M. W. Hollister, Chicago and Northwestern station agent. The unsigned message claimed the money settled a debt, but Hollister could not explain the payment, suggesting possible payment for stolen hides, coal, or supplies.

Green Bay Wis M. W. Hollister Chicago and Northwestern Railway N. WR R. Hollister

Income tax receipts rise with budget estimates in US

Washington officials reported income tax receipts near budget projections with an estimated 3100,000,009 for today and yesterday. Roosevelt’s annual budget forecast 531.051.000.000 from income taxes for the year ending June 30, with March 14 receipts at 505,183,000 and a prior year total of 817,?000. Internal Revenue tallies show strong five year growth, while Milwaukee notes 4 million plus moved through tax collection in 18 hours, exceeding 1934 levels.

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Medical staff cleared in Milwaukee incident report

A cluttered extract reports medical staff freed from blame after an event in Milwaukee. Fragments reference a 3 percent figure, a hospital or ward, and a recovery or investigative note, but the text is garbled.

Dionne Five Mace Wards of King Callander Ont

Silence fell at the Dionne household as Ontario guardianship moves reach third reading in Toronto. The Dionne guardianship case aims to establish parental rights to the quintuplets. Signature of the lieutenant governor is awaited to seal the order and secure the status of the wards.

Dionne Callander Oliva Dionne Ontario Toronin Herbert R Athens

Charges Dismissed In Waukesha Case

Fragmented text reports charges dismissed in a Waukesha case with unclear details including a $37 rate and referenced names. The readable portions indicate a legal action outcome but lack coherent specifics or identities to confirm fully.

Big Ten Captains Face Off Again in Conference Clash

The Big Ten captains prepare for another match up, with teams from Pr Vorint and Viseheg drawing attention. Prime players from Waris and Satie Rame prepare to lead their squads as Foster Ged Site Op joins the matchup.

Sompir Tee Foster Ged

Judge Predicts NRA Validity Amid Court Decisions

A fragmented report notes a judge foresees NRA validity despite recent federal court rulings touching on regulation. The text references legal debates, codes, and potential impacts on political groups cited in the courthouse area.

President Orders Hopkins to Tax Relief Work in Ohio

The President directs Hopkins to oversee relief work in Ohio amid wartime strain. Military and civilian leaders coordinate rapid aid, with expected inspections and swift implementation of relief measures. Local officials report ongoing efforts and funding allocations.

Hopkins Ohio

Dust storm shadows over state darkened skies hums

A dust storm plagues the state with copper tinted haze and twilight light. Temperatures plunge from the high fifties to the thirties as winds slow traffic and dust coats streets in Milwaukee Oshkosh and Madison. Rain and snow mix hinted, while officials warn against precipitate plans as air remains heavy with dust.

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Federal anti smuggling drive nets thousands of arrests

Washington reports show nationwide operation by Treasury agents with 12,000 participating. Arrests tally includes 1.75 by alcohol unit, 278 customs, 56 secret service, and one by internal revenue, with property seizures and heavy artillery noted.

Washington, D. C Treasury Pebnik Poday Alcohol Box Marcufics Bureau Customs Bureau Secret Service Conch Guard Internal Revenue Bureau Antieri of Dallas the Treasury Coun

Relief plan moves in Senate amid amendments

A Senate vote on a $4.84 billion relief bill extends the emergency period through mid 1937 with debates over reducing and financing the package. Senator Glass chairs a key appropriations panel as Adams and La Follette push alternative totals and project scope while labor groups weigh in on administration plans.

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Unclear flood and weather report from Wisconsin and Arkansas

Fragmented notes describe swollen rivers near Whew banks and Trimmedlenu areas, with mentions of floods, breaks, and rescues. Weather effects include melting snow and shifting river conditions across Wisconsin, Arkansas, and surrounding regions, with references to named locations and irregularities in river levels and damage.

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Price Fixing and Defeatism of AAA Will be Abandoned

A historical report outlines actions to abandon price fixing and defeatist attitudes within the American Automobile Association. The piece discusses reform measures, leadership changes, and a push toward fair pricing and proactive, optimistic organization culture. The narrative underscores accountability and long term strategy.

AAA

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