Poland and Lithuania near armed conflict over Wilno dispute
A Polish ultimatum to Lithuania demanded by 9 p m Saturday seeks immediate restoration of diplomatic ties, resumed rail and postal links, withdrawal of Lithuanian claims to Wilno as its capital, and minority protections. War fears rise as troops move toward the frontier and General Smigly Rydz eyes Wilno.
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Poland
Warsaw
Lithuania
Associated Press
Republic of Lithuania
Baltic
Paris
Smigly-Rydz
Wilno
Kaunas
Welczor Warsawski
Brazil arrests exceed thousand in Vargas assassination plot
Government announces the arrest of more than 1,000 suspected integralistas in a failed plan to murder President Getulio Vargas and topple the Brazilian government. Police clashed with fascist members at their Botafogo headquarters, seizing arms including stolen Hotchkiss guns.
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Rio de Janeiro
Iup
Green Shirts
Pres
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Integralistas
Botafogo Bay
Phnio Salgado
The
Salgado
Integralista
A Noite
Parana
Navy
Former Assemblyman Harold Malchow Dies in Green Bay
Harold Malchow a local attorney and former state assemblyman died in Green Bay Wisconsin yesterday after a brief illness He served as the assemblyman for his district from 1931 to 1985 and was a Republican candidate for Congress in 1934.
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Green Bay
Wis
Harold Malchow
Malchow
Congecs
Roosevelt May Set Up Agency For TVA Probe
President Roosevelt floated using executive power to form a special investigative agency under TVA act Section 17 to probe alleged dishonesty by Tennessee Valley Authority directors. He warned Chairman Arthur Morgan that he could be in contumacy and called for a showdown with the three directors as Congress pondered an inquiry.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Arthur E. Morgan
Morgan
White House
Harcourt A. Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
Lillienthal
Sen
George Berry
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley
Japanese Forces Labor Lincheng Capture Report
Shanghai dispatches say Japanese troops captured Lincheng, site of Lucy Aldrich’s kidnapping in 1923, as they drive along the Tientsin Pukow line in Shandong. Chinese reports claim a counterattack across the Yellow River ended bombardment at Tungkwan and allowed Lunghai railway traffic to resume.
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Shanghai
Tientsin-Pukow
Shantung Province
Lincheng
Lucy T. Aldrich
John LD. Rockefeller Jr
Miss Aldrich
Yellow River
Tungakwan
Lunghai
Tungkwan
Japan
Kuomintang
National Peoples Party
Kwangten
Anhwei
Wuhu
Barkley expects tax bill to pass within 30 days
Senate Majority Leader Alben Barkley said the administration tax bill should be enacted within 30 days and ready for Senate consideration a week from Monday. He argued it would be acceptable to business as sought by Royal St. Copeland while opponents warn against broadening the tax base.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Sen
Royal St. Copeland
New York
Senate Finance Committee
William E. Borah
Idaho
Robert M. la Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Whitney expelled by governing body of stock exchange
New York 7 Rich ard Whitner, once a Wall Street power, was expelled for life by the New York Stock Exchange governing committee for conduct contrary to trade principles. He faces up to 20 years in prison on grand larceny charges. The $60,000 membership will be sold to creditors. Two partners were suspended for three years. a club member was suspended for one year. Whitney pleaded guilty to larceny of securities valued over $200,000 with sentencing set for March 28.
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New York
Richard Whitner
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney
Exchange
Charles R. Gar
Edwin D. Morgan Jr
Henry D. Mygatt
Club Exchange
John J. McManus
Senate Grants President Power to Transfer Agencies
The Senate approved giving the president authority to transfer and consolidate federal agencies without congressional ratification. An amendment by Wheeler would have required prompt congressional review of executive orders under the reorganization bill, but was rejected 43 to 239. The House debated a billion dollar naval bill and a wagehouse measure faced opposition from labor officials.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
Wheeler
Montana
Congress
House
Minton
Indiana
American Federation of Labor
Labor Department
Schuschnigg May Be Permitted To Abide In Austria
Vienna reports that Kurt Schuschnigg, ousted Austrian chancellor, may be allowed to stay in Austria. Nazi officials say trial and expulsion seem unlikely while he is guarded in his castle apartment. Berlin spokesmen indicate he could decide his residence. Jews face persecution as refugees reach England amid funds denial.
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Vienna
Kurt
Schuschnigg
Austria
Propaganda Ministry
Berlin
England
New London Grash Case Dismissed by Geiger
Federal Judge F A Geiger dismissed a suit by Mrs Anna Saykally and husband Mike against Great Auntie Pacific Tea Co for 25000 damages from a fall at an Antigo store in 1934. The ruling also directed verdict against Mrs Sylvester Bludau in an insurance claim tied to a fatal collision near New LondonWis.
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Milwaukee
Anna Saykally
Antaro
Mike
Great Auntie & Pacific Tea Company
Mre
F. A. Geiger
Sylvester Bludau
Supreme Court Defers Reaping Case to April 14
Madison Wis M The state supreme court today deferred arguments until the week of April 14 in the suit of the Fred Reaping Teather Company of Fond du Lac to set aside an order of the state labor relations board finding the company guilty of unfair labor practices.
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Madison
Wis
State Supreme Court
Fred Reaping Teather Company
Fond du Lie
State Labor Relations Board
Barcelon Casern Bombings Escalate as Death Toll Rises
Nationalist air raids pound Barcelona for the third straight day. Civilians flee toward mountains while救援 workers search rubble. About 1,000 killed and thousands wounded as buildings collapse under heavy explosives. Two bombers shot down. others hit by antiaircraft fire.
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Irving B. Pflaum
United Press
Barcelona
Barrcelona
O'Malley Pushes Philippines Independence Bill
Representative O Malley a Democrat warned he will press for immediate Philippine independence if his bill does not get a hearing before month end. He said he will force consideration and has been patient waiting for a hearing. In a radio broadcast he attacked High Commissioner McNutt for supporting continued American sovereignty over the Philippines.
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Washington
O'Malley
Philippines
Congress
Paul V. McNutt
Wa Wee Philippines
British Cabinet Crisis Unlikely
United Press reports a cabinet crisis in Britain is unlikely despite disagreements over Neville Chamberlain's foreign policy. Sources said no cabinet split is seen and support for Chamberlain remains strong despite calls from some conservatives for a reconstruction plan.
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Chamberlain
United
London
Neville Chamberlain
National Union
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
United Press Today
Great Britain
Czechoslo
Vakia
France
Russia
Germany
Sion
Truman
Czechoslovakia
Riia
Merger Study Considered for Milwaukee Northwestern Railroads
Reconstruction Finance Corporation chairman Jesse W. Jones announced a study of a possible merger between the Milwaukee Northwestern and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroads. He said two firms may be examined for savings and that reports are 2 3 months away. He noted current bond values misprice the lines’ worth.
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Washington
oPoo
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Chicas Douel Mordae
Cotcago
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Partic Rialroads
Jesse W H. Jones
Milwaukee-Norths Western
RFL Cus
Northwestern
Milweuxee
Jones
Rooney Resigns From Tax Post
The Wisconsin tax commission announced that John M. Rooney, its attorney in charge of delinquent tax collection, has resigned to return to private law practice. A successor will be appointed soon.
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Mathson
Wisconsin Tax Commission
John M. Rooney
Commission
Wisconsin Weather Summary From Milwaukee to Yellowstone
Wisconsin showers and warmer conditions in the far east, colder in western portions. Tonight and Saturday bring partly cloudy skies, with colder air in the south and east. Observations include Milwaukee highs and lows, with Abilene at 94 and Yellowstone reporting temperature ranges.
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Associted
Wisconsin
Fair 1300
Fair Milwaukee
Abilene
Yellowstone
Huckstaff Observatory
Hitler calls for four more years in decisive Reichstag scene
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler urged extended rule as he addressed the Reichstag at 8:05 p m asserting Austria’s absorption saved thousands of lives. Goering dissolved the Reichstag and ordered elections for April 10 as Mussolini’s Italy was reassured of secure frontiers.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Reichstag
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Hitler
Fuehrer
Brenner Pass
Italy
Mussolini
Judge Proctor Orders Dinneen Held for Trial
Madison Superior Court Judge Roy H. Proctor denied a motion to dismiss a fraud charge against William M. Dinneen former secretary of the public service commission accused of sharing confidential information with B E Buckman Investment Co The court ordered Dinneen held for trial on April 11 with bond of 2509 remaining.
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Madison
Roy H. Proctor
William M. Dinneen
The
Public Service Commission
B. E. Buckman Investment Company
Judge Proctor
Dinneen
Jay T. McCann
Commission
Buckman Company
William JM. ‘Spohn
Merrill Drug Store Is Robbed of $200
Four county officers hunt a masked robber who held Harold Kluetz at gunpoint in Merrill Wisconsin and forced him to open the safe after a holdup at the Kluetz Drug Store. The thief made off with cash from the till and a safe draw.
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Merrill Drug Store
Merrill
Wis
Kluetz
Harold Kluetz
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