Drive on Nazism Crystallizes Arrest Warrants
Public outcry in New York over Nazism drives a crackdown led by Julius Hochfelder of the German American League of Culture to seek warrants for leaders like Kritz Kuhn. Hochfelder aims to have Nazi groups outlawed and seeks their deportation, appealing to President Roosevelt and the War Department. A mass rally in Madison Square drew critics and calls for a boycott of German goods. Berlin press clamped down as propaganda outlets faced government pressure.
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New York
Aolf Hitler
Imany
veTicn
Mator Julius Hochfelder
Igue
Kritz Kuhn
Trost
York
Fochfelder
Yorkville
Newak
Kuhn
Jerika-Deutscher Volksbund
Dochfelder
Volksad
Hitler Zernment
Uhn
Gvernment
Hochfelders
Rooset
War Department
Madison Square
Filo la Guardia
Uld
Hitler
John L. Lewis
Comttee For Industrial Organization
Igh Johnson
NRA
Rman
Erman Press
Berlin
Roosevelt
Tiwazi
Iss
Um der Anariff
Paul Joseph Webbels
Psa
Co c
Oshkosh Labor Agreement Ends Big Three Contractors Strike
Practical settlement announced at 2 PM as the Oshkosh Building Trades council and major local contractors signed a union agreement. About 125 workers employed by C B R Meyer & Sons, Fluor Brothers, and Ben B Ganther will resume work, while 30 smaller firms remain on strike pending signed pacts. Sympathetic strikes in Appleton and Kimberly eased as contracts move forward. Picketing at the courthouse site ceased after heating contractor Gunz capitulated and paid $160.
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Oshkosh
Oshkosh Building ‘Trades Council
Focal
Fluor Brothers Construction Company
C. BR. Meyer & Sons Construction Company
Ben B
Fox River Valley
Appleton
Kimberly
41 Killed Battling Fire in Japan Mine
Forty-one firemen died while fighting a blaze in the Osawa coal mine at Kaminkano village, about 100 miles from Tokio, according to a Home Office dispatch from Shizuoka.
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Japan
Tokio
U.P
Osawa
Kaminkano
Home Office
Shizuoka
Delays Opening Of Shipping Season
The Great Lakes shipping season faces a late start as ice in the Straits of Mackinac and St. Marys River worsens. Officials now expect earliest opening April 10, with April 1 readiness for Sault Ste Marie locks noted. Strong demand looms as ore carriers brace for a record season amid iron and scrap shortages.
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P. F. Swank
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Michigan
Lakes Superior
Les At Lakes
United States
Lower Lakes
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Isaac de Young
St. Mary's Falls Canal
Sit down strike at Chicago plant draws police guards
About 700 workers surrounded the Wilson and Bennett Barrel Manufacturing Co in Clearing as 400 night shift workers joined a sit down strike seeking higher wages. Chicago and Cook County police armed with riot gas guns guarded gates after the company locked them to block entry. The move followed 150 women among the strikers.
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Chicago
Cook County
Wilson and Bennett Barrel Manufacturing Company
Ferdinand Brasch
Clearing
Lea Bender
Gartner and Bender Greeting Card
Harmony Cafeteria Company
Neuse
Rear Admiral Hobson Dies at 66 in New York Home
Richmond P. Hobson 66, a Spanish-American War hero famed for sinking the Merrimac at Santiago, died suddenly of a heart attack as he left his home for the office. A congressman from 1907 to 1915, he later advocated naval supremacy and was made rear admiral in 1934. He married Grizelda Hull in 1905 and is survived by three children.
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New York
Richmond P. Hobson
Hobson
Merrimac
Santiago Harbor
Richmond P
Lucia Houston
George Hull Hobson
Roosevelt Works On Message For Boston Irish Society
President Roosevelt in Warm Springs writes a greeting for Boston’s Irish society for St Patrick’s Day. He may reference his judiciary reorganization plan while plans proceed for his April Gulf of Mexico fishing trip with New Orleans and Galveston as headquarters.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Irish Society of Boston
Mr. Roosevelt
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Galveston
Washington
Texas
Lawrence student officer named by publicity group
George E. Hoffman of Lawrence College Appleton Wis was elected vice president of the Seventh district of the American College Publicity Association at an organization meeting yesterday in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
George E. Hoffman
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
American College Publicity Association
Board Named For Disposal and Tem Here
A five member nonpartisan board was appointed by Mayor Wiechering to manage Oshkosh sanitary sewage disposal. Members include Ray C. Dempsey F ed Sullivan E G Beardmore W Ludwig and Norman N. Schomisch with future five year terms. Engineers report 75 percent complete as of March 1 asking PWA to extend to June 30 readiness targeted June 1. Robert W Frazier will inspect outlets to ensure proper waste handling and ordinances may be needed for waste separation.
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Oshkosh
C. A. Wiechering
Common Council
Ray C. Dempsey
F. Ed. Sullivan
E. G. Beardmore
Flw. Ludwig
Norman N. Schomisch
Robert Cramer & Sons
PWA
Robert W. Frazier
Ald
Carl R. Robertson
Council
Bombings by Rebels Hit Cities Across Spain
Insurgent aircraft dropped loads of bombs on Madrid region and other locations including Conillejas, Barcelona, Guadalajara, Alcala de Henares, and Madrid port. Reported deaths include ten at Conillejas and four in Barcelona. Government pilots engaged the raids as Madrid defense claimed two insurgent planes shot down. An insurgent communiqué from Avila claimed advances east of the Jarama and southeast of Madrid. International mediators arrived in London to pursue the isolation talks.
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Associated Press
Guadalajara
Madrid
Conillejas
Alcala de Henares
Barcelona
Mediterranean
Madrid Defense Command
Jarama
Avila
London
Three Die In Imperial Airways Crash Near Cologne
Croydon officials said an Imperial Airways liner carrying C. F. W. Dad European manager of the lines and a crew of two crashed near Cologne Germany killing all three aboard. The ship departed Croydon for Cologne at 9 20 p m yesterday with pilot Capt G B Holmes and wireless operator C E Langmin among the dead.
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Croydon
Eng
Imperial Airways
C. F. W. Dad
Jines
Cologne
Germany
Croyden
G. B. Holmes
United States
Canada
C. E. Langmin
Vandenbush Given Long Prison Term In Katonah Bank Raid
White Plains N Y Merle Vandenbush the Wisconsin gunman was sentenced to 45 to 70 years in Sing Sing after pleading guilty to taking part in the Northern Westchester Bank robbery at Katonah on February 25 County Judge Gerald Nolan imposed the same 40 to 60 year robbery term and five to 10 year gun terms on Anthony Rera another raider. All of the loot over 17 000 was recovered when authorities arrested them.
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White Plains
Merle Vandenbush
Wisconsin
Sing Sing
Westchester
Katoneh
N.Y
Gerald Nolan
Ansthony Rera
Viindenbrush
Nolan
Labor split shown on SRT plans
Washington report notes a split among AFL leaders over Roosevelt court plan. William Green urged enlarging the Supreme Court while Hutcheson opposed adding six justices. Senator Van Nuys questioned its impact as the hearing touched on broader con troversy about changing the high tribunal.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Washington
W.P
Senate Judiciary Committee
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
William Green
Federation
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
William Hutcheson
Carpenters’ Tion
Supreme Court
Green
Justin Miller
Federal Bar Association
Senate
High Tribunal
Grems
van Nuys
A. F. of L
Hutcheson
Congress
Court
Puri
Greet
Sen
ML OM
Neely
Democrat
West Virginia
Mr. Hutcheon
Matehers
Weather summary for Wisconsin and Obervatory data
The Associated Press notes generally fair weather in Wisconsin with milder temperatures and unsettled conditions in western and north central areas. Duluth and La Crosse report cool readings while Buckstaff Observatory records a maximum of 31 and a minimum of 22 with trace precipitation posted and a barometer at 29.4.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Fair Milwaukee
Miami
Phoens
Duluth
la Crosse
Buckstaff Observatory
Trace
Windforth
Eccles Plan of More Tax Not So Hot
Washington report on House reaction to Chairman Marriner S. Eccles proposed budget balance via higher income and profits taxes. Speaker Bankhead shows little enthusiasm while urging thrift in appropriations. Wall Street and economists support the goal with reservations on methods.
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Eccles
Bankhead
Washington
House
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Juless
House Appropriations Committee
Wall Street
Keeles
Reserve Board
Sam
Roosevelt
Congress
Robinson
Treadway
Massachusett
Detroit Sit Down Strikers Press for Sole Bargaining Rights
United Automobile Workers push a plan granting sole collective bargaining rights to Chrysler as about 6,000 sitdown strikers in nine plants face a deadline to quit under a court order. Chrysler rejects the plan, while Governor Murphy returns from Lansing to manage the crisis amid 80,000 idle workers across 13 automotive plants. Pickets rally outside plants, declaring defiance of the injunction. The judge warns of a 16 million dollar fine if strikers do not vacate.
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James C. Austin
United Press
Detroit
United Automobile Workers
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Laster L. Colbert
Murphy
Frank Murphy
Lansing
Hudson Motor Car Company
Reo
Allen Campbell
Dodge
Cirveuil
New Nation Reported Proclaimed in China
Missionaries report Mongol northern outpost declaring independence as Mongokuo with Teh Wangnar allied to Japanese advisers. North China fears war between Japan and China as boundaries touch Suiyuan and Kalgan areas near the great wall. Unverified claims allege official administration and duties on goods entering the territory.
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Kaltgan
Gonhar Province
China
Menectmkua
Chahar
Teh Wang Nars
Mongokuo
Japan
Teh
Chabari
Ohio
Morgana
Jebel Province
Suivuan
Kalgan
Inorg
Chapser
Mangokuo
Suiyuan
Jay
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Volks
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
AAA
Robert P. Gunz
Rodson
Santiago
Ausay
Boston
Vandenbush
SRT
Dodge Factory
Hal
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