Philippine independence bill passes House with no record vote
Washington dispatch reports the McDuffie Tydings bill to grant the Philippines self government was passed by the House under suspension of rules with administration backing. The measure would give the islands until October 1 to organize a republic and was sent to the Senate.
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Washington
House
Senate
Philippines
McDuffie
Insular Committee
Roosevelt
Army planes resume air mail under deal conditions
Army planes resumed the airmail task today under the new schedule with ideal flying conditions. Chicago airport saw mail planes depart for Cleveland and the West Coast as key cities on eight new routes opened. The routes cover about one Fourth the distance of prior commercial travel. Washington reports Senator O Mahoney will offer a substitute bill to divorce mail carrying from aviation subsidies, favoring a rail like basis for airmail transport.
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Chicsago
Chicago
Cleveland
West Coast
Washington
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Logan
Kentucky
McGill
Kansas
Erickson
Montana
Youngest Son of the President Undergoes Appendix Operation
Washington's youngest son of the president and Mrs. Roosevelt had a successful appendix operation today at the naval hospital. Capt. Ralph McDowell, chief surgeon, performed the procedure.
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Washington
vPi
John Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Atime Naval Hospital
Ralph McDowell
Senate bars politics in Home Owners Loan appointments
Washington reports the Senate voted to bar politics in appointments to the Home Owners Loan corporation after Senator Norris of Nebraska called the organization a political machine. The Supreme Court agreed to decide the first NRA case of the session, reviewing the U.S. appeal from Texas on the petroleum code sections.
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Washington
Senate
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Norris Republican
Nebraska
Supreme Court
NRA
United States
Texas
Expansion Of Italy Is IL Duccé's Plan
Premier Benito Mussolini outlined a 63 year plan to raise Italy to international preeminence by 2000. He spoke to fascist party leaders about Asia and Africa as core aims, stressing peaceful expansion and collaboration rather than territorial conquest, and noting Italy’s future role in the Mediterranean to connect East and West.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Benito Musparty
Italy
Mussolini
Asia
Africa
Europe
Mediterranean Sea
Maini
Germany
Coughlin Improves After Acute Indigestion
The Rev Paner Ghariss reports Coughlin is better after an acute indigestion attack that struck him during study Saturday night. He was weak enough to miss Sunday morning breakfast and remained unable to attend services.
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Wyetreit
Paner Ghariss
Coughlin
Cams
Hedeft
Underworld More Armed Than U S Army Navy Says Official
Washington figures show the underworld exceeds the combined force of the army and navy in armed strength. Attorney General Homer S. Cummings issued a communique while Senator Borah urged Cummings to reveal the scope of crime and illicit activity across the United States.
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Army
Navy
United States
Washington
Homer S. Cummings
William E. Borah
Republiin
Ida
Cummings
Showdown in Auto Industry Nears Strike Crisis
New York faces a looming motor car industry showdown as a general strike threat grows. AFL head William Green accuses manufacturers of aiming to impose company unions while the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce says employers seek no coercion. Executives meet in New York with NRA officials nearby as regional boards and unions clash over recognition, wage cuts, and strike plans affecting thousands.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
National Automobile Charm‘ber of Commerce
Hugh
Johnson
Washington
Fabor
Chicago
Cleveland
Morris Watean
Ring Ofton
Mttomobile
Henry Foard
Waders
Alogether
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Msr
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Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Chit Bel
Ind
American Federation
Tibor
Chamber of Commerce Direc
Savith
Investigation of Mendota 10 Begin Monday
Madison report on a reorganized interim committee to probe Mendota State Hospital for the Insane starting Monday and to run parallel inquiries at Waupun and Central State Hospital. Gov. Schmedeman authorized the plan, with a broader push to curb border-line cases and long incarcerations for petty crimes. The article also covers CWA wind-down and early spring weather notes.
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Waupun
Mem
Allling Named P M at Green Lake Fremont Appointment
Wastinetin Senator laity Removal Wisconsin recommended pastel fief department Lodey appointment of Mus master General al Green Lake and John Povey at Fremont.
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Removal
Wisconsin
Green Lake
John Povey
Fremont
Quster of Kelly Is Legal Says Finnegan
Madison Utah attorney Cran, J B Finnegan ruled today that the ouster of Sen Marler C Kelly of Fond du Lac from the chairmanship of the legislative committee investigating state institutions was legal. Finnegan rendered the opinion to Senator Kelly, replaced by Assemblyman Thomas Caffrey of Milwaukee by majority vote of the committee. Kelly claimed his chairmanship was preserved by the statute but the court held the ouster valid.
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Thomas Caffrey
Milwaukee
Mendota State Hospital
Mendota
Citizens’ Committee
Schmedeman
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Citizens’ Group
Ww. Fr. Lorenz
Morley G. Kelly
Fond du Lac
Legislative Committee
Kelly
J. B. Finnegan
James Higgins
Si Waupun
Governors Committee
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John J. Hannan
State Board of Control
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Legislative
Lorens Committee
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Atty. Cran
J. B. Finnegen
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Marler ¢. Kelly
Ingal
Finnegan
Milwauker
Former worker charged with assault and attempted murder
Jereld Craig, 25, of Neneusun resident, faces assault with intent to murder in municipal court following a Tanner farm dispute. Charles E. Tanner reports Craig fired twice with a pistol, injuring his nose amid alleged theft and property damage at the farm. Bond set at 8000. Craig remanded in jail pending Wednesday’s examination.
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Charles
Tanner
Jereld Craig
Neneuskun
Charles E. Tanner
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Conte
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Graig
Hielr
BOND
Henry RP
Bnights Seb Ulindi
E. Co. Abell
Tannner
Jin
Story to Priest Says Dillinger Is Elsewhere
A garbled report claims gunman Dillinger is not present at a crime scene. It notes a deputy injured and a person named William Van Antwerp among wounded or endangered in a confrontation. The article references legal actions and local officials in a tense, uncertain narrative.
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Dillinger
Por Waren
Michel
Nikinieth
Herbert
Dean T Crown Pott
Torney Laurie
Teifer
Groemry
Hoyas
Lont
William van Antwerp
Vets Budget Allowances Exceeded Report
A clipped Washington report notes concerns over veterans budget allowances and government salaries allocation. The piece mentions congressional votes, policy debates, and potential impacts on approved expenditures within the legislative framework. Names and places are partially garbled but imply official budgeting discussions and scrutiny in Congress.
Missing Man Found After 33 Years
Dana Bradley once of Haven, reported missing 33 years ago, reappeared near Elainey Park in Tege Ney. Family details and probate issues surround his return, with inquiries into a will and possible guardianship affecting heirs and estates.
Burglary Charged In Wisconsin Probe
Police report multiple suspects charged with burglary in a Wisconsin county. Names appear garbled in the excerpt, but authorities pursue further details and schedule court actions as investigations continue.
Railway managers press for 15 percent wage cut in 1934
Washington report says railway managers renew demand for a 15 per cent reduction in basic wages to take effect July 1 1934. Roosevelt is said to have urged continuation of the 10 per cent cut, but managers hint at withdrawal of that offer while pressing for the new reduction as talks proceed under the Railway Labor Act. A further conference was adjourned with unions to meet again, date uncertain.
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Washington
Makly
Roosevelt
United States
Indy Esclay
Two Milwaukeeans Die As Bus Collision Kills Two
A Greyhound bus and a private automobile collided south of Milwaukee injuring twelve others. All nine occupants aboard the bus and several passengers sustained critical injuries. Names of victims and survivors are listed, with authorities investigating the fatal crash.
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Nerit Boone Greyhound
Ner
Iuewwen CO
Marker
Department Hp
Milwaukee
Arnot Phar
Ais Wate
Dinkaomobile
Weg
Thane
William Mirseath
Beivitiers
Jane Tard
Milwaw
Varyatun
Ruprohia
Milwellite
Chuiel
Hes
Dessa
Willefish Bashod Cordon
Miliateipolis
Mesedy
Aid Catierer
Parnat Pata
Wang
Bankhead Compulsory Cotton Control Bills Passed by the House
The House moved to enact Bankhead compulsory cotton control bills. Proponents urged reforms to boost cotton output while opponents cited price impacts. The bill would set quotas, levy a tax on excess production, and apply as an emergency measure for up to three years. Production levels would be set by the secretary with grower approval for the short term.
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