Congress eyes beer measure to clear by next Monday
Washington reports leaders reached agreement on a beer and wine bill to resolve Senate and House differences. The Senate plan sets alcohol at 3.05 percent with wine legalized in fruit juices and a 16 age limit, while House conferees push 3.2 percent.
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Washington
U.P
Congressal
White House
Lairman Harrison
Senate
Lance Committee
House
Roosevelt
Rainey
JADHOUSES BITE AMBITION TO BECOME FAMILY BEER GARDENS
Milwaukee roadhouses unanimously plan to transform into family beer gardens. The Chateau Country Club pledges $10,000 on landscaping while Club Madrid Town and Country Club Old Heidel roadhouse and The Pines rush to add beer offerings. Operators aim for diverse brews and avoid ties to any single brewer.
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Milwaukee
Mily
Chateau
Man‘ement
Club Madrid
Town Id Country Club
Heidelig
Saidey
Wisconsin to Governor on Oct 12 legal holiday bill
Madison Wisconsin The bill by Assemblyman Alfonsi of Pence declares October 12 a legal holiday to honor Columbus Day and would add a ninth state holiday. The measure passed the Senate last night after previously passing the Assembly and now goes to Governor Schmedeman for approval.
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Madison
Assemyman Alfonsi
Pence
America
Schmedeman
Senate
Assembly
Wisconsin
Ashington
Chmedeman Invited to April 6 Army Banquet
Gov Albert G Chmedeman has been invited to attend a banquet on April 6 in Madison. The event will honor officers of the United States Army across Wisconsin Illinois and Michigan.
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Madison
U.p
Albert. G. Chmedeman
Neago
United States Army of Wisconsin
Ilinois
Michiin
Berlin
Constantine von Weurath
Adolf Hitler
United States
Friedrich W. von Prittwitz
Washington
Governor Budget Plan Is Supported By Senate Vote
Madison U P A favorable senate vote on a bill by Sen Herman J Severson backed Gov Albert G Schmedemans budget recommendations. The measure targets reductions in town and county tax assessments and includes penalties for clerks who authorize excess levies and various rate cuts for municipal and highway assessments. The senate also approved measures to abolish tax exemptions on delinquent lands and to allow municipalities to return delinquent assessments to counties in trust. A joint resolution to study extra revenue for elementary schools was adopted.
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Madison
U.P
Senate
Herman J. Severson
Iola
Albert G. Schmedeman
William D. Carroll
Prairie du Chien
Annuity and Investment Board
Walter Polakowski
Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Northwestern Bell seeks to acquire Tri-State Consolidated
The Northwestern Bell Telephone company filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to acquire the Tri-State Consolidated Telephone company. Tri-State joined in the petition.
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St. Paul
U.P
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tri-State Consolidated Telephone Company
Tri-State
Injuries From Car Fatal To Child in Madison
Helen Hall, 45, died early today from injuries after being struck by a car driven by 17 year old Robert Freve here yesterday. Freve said the girl dashed into the street and into his vehicle.
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Madison
Robert Freve
Helen Hall
Freve
Five Million Juhip Arrives For The State
A $5,000,000 load of scrip arrived overnight from Milwaukee in army trucks with armed guards. National guardsmen and legionnaires protected the distribution as the first half of the $10,000,000 issue began in the Capital City bank building. The rest was due to arrive from printers later today.
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U.pi
Milwaukee
Arthur ©. Kingston
State Banking Review Board
Capital City Bank
Federal Reserve System
Leo T. Crowley
Banking Review Board
Plymouth Exchange Bank
Fidelity State Bank
Luck
State Bank of Kewaunee
Wisconsin State Bank
Badger State Bank
Merchants and Savings Bank
Janesville
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
State Bank of Milwaukee
Urgent Disarmament Meet Pushes Bank Reform Plan
Washington reports an Urgent Disarmament Meet arguing for sweeping banking reform. Proposals include federal regulation of all banks, limited deposit insurance, broader rediscount base, and separation of commercial and investment banking. The clash pits big city bankers against country bankers amid calls for tighter controls.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
U.P
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
National City Bank
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall Street
Jackson
Bank of the United States
Drizzling Rain Worsens Misery for Long Beach Homeless
In Long Beach California a drizzling rain adds to hardship for thousands of quake victims. Shelter appeared at night but no heat due to no gas supply. Health officials fear pneumonia if rain continues. Rehabilitation chief Henderson asked railroads for box cars as temporary barracks. 112 freight cars were provided across five city sections. Rain drives residents back to damaged homes from Friday's quake.
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Long Beach
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Charles S. Henderson
Quick Action On Farm Aid Bill Seeks Speedier Relief
Washington reports the Roosevelt program seeks rapid farm relief with plans to tax processed commodities and rent land out of production to raise funds. The measure blends three earlier proposals and empowers the agriculture secretary to control farming from field to market, aiming to lift prices toward prewar levels.
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D. C
U.P
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
House
Roosevelt Farm
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Roosevelt to Sign Broad Economy Bill Monday
President Roosevelt will sign a new economy bill granting broad executive power to cut federal expenditures including veterans costs and salaries. The measure, approved by the House 373 to 19 after Senate amendments, aims to balance the budget through economies reorganization and beer taxation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
House
Sexton
Senate
Garner
Wisconsin Governor halts canned milk price cuts
Madison reports Governor Schmedeman won consent from condensory officials and chain store leaders to stop evaporated milk price cuts. He plans further relief measures, including conferences with farm leaders, retailers, and chain stores, and a Washington meeting with Secretary Wallace.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Schmedeman
New York
Chicago
Department of Markets
Leo Crowley
Middle West
Washington
Wallace
Former American Legion Auxiliary Officer Dies in Madison
Mrs. C. F. Snaver of Fort Atkinson, a former national vice president of the American Legion Auxiliary, died in a Madison hospital Thursday after a long illness.
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Madison
U.P
C. F. Snaver
Fort Atkinson
American Legion Auxiliary
Madison Hospital
Oshkosh Mayors Confront Doubtful Charter Validity
The state attorney general's Feb 27 opinion declares Oshkosh’s 1932 charter ordinance doubtful in validity, citing illegal election practices. Mayor Brown contemplates filing in the Wisconsin Supreme Court to clarify legality before the April 4 election, with council support to seek swift action.
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Finnegan
Tr. G. Brown
Daily
Northwestern
Brown
State Supreme Court
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Skole
Hagene
Oshkosh
Coyle
Richter
Wisconsin
Weather and temperature reading from Wisconsin and Michigan regions
The notice reports increasing cloudiness with possible snow or rain in south and central Wisconsin and similar changes for Lake Michigan winds. upper Michigan remains mostly cloudy with little temperature change. Observations list temperatures from Milwaukee and comparisons to previous year with no precipitation and a southwest wind.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
United States
Miami
Fla
Phoenix
Ariz
Devils Lake
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Sault Ste. Marie
Buckstaff Observatory
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