Tydings Andrews Soldier Bonus Bill Revised As Offset
The Tydings Andrews bonus bill was revised to appeal as a middle ground to offset cash payments. Veterans could exchange adjusted compensation certificates for negotiable bonds, with bonds bearing coupons usable by 1949 to match certificate value. A 3 percentRate on borrowed interest from January 1 193? to reduce costs. Six month prohibition on bar sales to protect veterans from unscrupulous sellers.
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Clarence M. Wight
Washington
Tydings- Andrews
House
Senate
Maryland
Democrat
New York
Veterans’ Administration
Fydings
O Cohner
Paiman
Employees Voting on Bargaining Problem
Workers are voting on a bargaining issue at the Dora area plant. The count and outcome will influence future labor negotiations and contract terms.
Coughing of a Child Saves Family of Six
Milwaukee reports a child’s coughing episode saves a family of six from a potential fire. Fire officials credit quick warning and rapid evacuation, noting no injuries and swift response by residents and neighbors.
Weather cleanup and rail signals amid ice storm damage
Damaged lines and icy streets hinder work as crews repair a Milwaukee area ice storm. Sleet disrupted service while the Milwaukee railroad reported poles and signals affected between Milwaukee and Watertown, with coast shore areas under strain. Technical faults and minor injuries were not detailed, but crews pressed to restore power and communication as temperatures fluctuated.
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Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwanies
Watere
Weather Mixes Warm Tonight with Colder Northeast Outlook
Fragmentary report notes warmer temperatures tonight with cooler air moving in from the northeast. Affected area includes extreme northern portions. Tuesday may bring further chilly conditions and possible precipitation.
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Exch
Pordieen
Refusal of Wisconsin Migratory Refuge Plan Unfolds
Washington based J G Salyer of the Livesure Migratory Waterfowl division revealed to the Associated Press that a proposed large migratory waterfowl refuge in ne Peca County and Waupaca County Wisconsin has been abandoned as lakesides residents abandon homes to sell. He noted a Jefferson and Wai R counties refuge proves viable but the Winpack project remains in doubt with potential 33,000 acre recovery along aging marshlands. selling land at low prices threatens the plan.
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Washington, D. C
Nepeca County
Wisconsin
Biotoric
J. G. Salyer
Livesure Migratory Waterfowl Division
Associated Press
Jefferson
Wai R
Yeach Selyzr
Salyer
Waupaca
Former Wisconsin Senator Dies After Long Public Service
Former Wisconsin senator dies after a lengthy career in state and national politics. The news notes his leadership roles, influence in policy debates, and a tribute from colleagues and constituents across the region.
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Wisconsin
Magnified Sunrays Ignite Fire at Local Site
A report from the scene notes sunlit magnification caused a small fire in a yard near residential structures. Fire crews arrived promptly and contained the blaze with no injuries reported. Investigators will determine whether reflective debris or negligent materials contributed to ignition.
Neenah Man Drowns After Fall From Railway Bridge
The death of Mr. Schussman occurred Sunday near Neenah Wisconsin when he fell from a bridge while crossing the Soo Line. Children and bystanders attempted rescue. Coroner summoned but no immediate autopsy. Parents and siblings listed among the survivors. Rev. officiant to conduct services at 2 o'clock at the First church.
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Wis
Chester
Schussman
Higgins Avenue
Soo Line
West Water Street
Harvey Ghris Jensen
Reinhold Schaho
Sid
Fitep
Wilt Ib
Martin Petratz
Erving Stilp
Harold
Neenah
Duane
Onsen
Wibur
Hor
Ethel Belle Mach
Teservites
Lercon
Sal
Turns Detective Avenges His Sister in Chicago
A garbled report recounts a man acting to avenge a sister, with sparse details about a car, bags, funds, and a ward in Chicago. The readable fragments mention dates and names but lack a clear sequence or outcome.
Wisconsin Receives 30 000 Federal Relief Allotment Increase
Governor La Follette announces an added 30 000 to Wisconsin for March relief, bringing total federal growth relief to 4 963 200 with 400 for drought relief. New policy sets monthly caps of 2 499 per farmer, 10 feed per horse and 4 30 per cow. Total relief for the month falls 278 985 short of February requests. 2 130 008 for general relief makes 3 900 009 total, with funds also for transient care and educational programs. Dr Alfred Briggs notes the state asked 4 123 960 for relief, 222 560 over the amount approved. A 23 reserved building fund for transient relief was denied.
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Madison
la Follette
Herry L. Mopta
Wisconsin
Federal Growth Relief Agency
Ford
SMORT
Rtiies
Alfred Briggs
Treasurer Henry Ordered to Reinstate 27 Inspectors
Court today ordered Treasurer Henry to reinstate 27 qualified inspectors amid an appeal process. The ruling, cited by Circuit Judge Smalhy, directs reinstatement as part of the ongoing legal actions, with higher court review pending.
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Henry
Madiwon
Fale Treaswer
Supreme Court
Cecil
Governor Accusations Spark Legal Threats in Ohio Controversy
Fragmented OCR text shows political figures Hopkins and Davey amid a Cleveland style dispute. A warrant charge and libel accusation surface, with prosecutors and a governor demanding accountability. The piece references federal oversight and a large state monitor program, indicating a heated public dispute with threats of arrest and court action.
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Colwurbas
Ware L. Hopsting Tartie
Ohio
Hopkins Cocks
Ransevedy
Hopkins
Hiefedrrak
Davey
O. al Ma
Davide Public Iis
Trian
Fighting Enemies of Relief Bill in Senate Debate
In Washington the Senate and Democratic leaders focus on advancing the relief package. Debate centers on a $4.82 billion works bill with conservative opposition likely to back a reduced ten billion cut proposed by Senator Adams. An amendment by Senator Class aims to extend hubble works and related programs, while support for the main bill remains strong.
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Washington
Senate
Vex Thiofts
Rene T Ball
Althoneh
Jerys
Adams
Colorado
Armocrat
Virginia
Alnor
Berlin notes show Britain challenging German armament drive
British ambassador Sir Eric Phipps conveyed London’s protest to Germany over the March 16 decision to expand the German army and conscription. The note urged Germany to consult with the United States and other powers to preserve peace, reflecting anxiety about renewed armament and potential European instability.
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A. D. Stofferudl
Associated Prong
Marmign Staff
Associated Press
Berlin
Constantin von Marath
Germany
Eric Phipps
Knieht
Pree E Kuh
United Press
London
W.ki
Great Britain
United States
Heather Powers
John Simon
Anthony Eden
Death Investigated After Found Dead in Auto
A person was found dead inside a car on Nina Street near Arches in a preliminary investigation led by local authorities. No immediate cause of death disclosed, authorities say they are examining the scene and interviewing witnesses.
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Tydings-Andrews
Nazi Party
Phillip Wilhelm June
Saar
Central Press
Fee Shore
Gree Bians
Warier
Inilianapegee
Baga
Neenah City
Chester Schussman
Ozdeniur
May GE
Capital
Martin L. Davey
Harry L. Hopkins
Allrard
Feria
Ncurata
Bertin
Britain
Egparest
Nina
NRA
Koestvelt
Urge Rongrens
Blackwell Smith
Oman
NEA
NIRA
Paplieil
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