Major Skirmish Over Work Relief Reduction Bill May Be Out By Weekend
Washington reports administration leaders expect the $4 82 0 000 000 work relief bill to clear the Senate by week’s end amid a potential amendment by Senator Adams to cut the fund to $2 48 0 000 000. Democratic leaders warn that the move could threaten up to 30 votes, while Glass of Virginia warns a night session to shorten debate. The Senate also passed a $112 172 3700 deficiency bill and sent it to the House for action on amendments.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Senate
Adams
Colorado
Glass
Virginia
Appropriations Committee
HOUSE
Brouth Reef
Fort Kamehameha
Haw
Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington—Pi
Lodax
Kidnapping Claims Spark Public Hearing Call
An outlaw associated with Raymond and Ralph Foliz reportedly kidnapped a newspaper man to present his side to the public. The incident, described as a fest night in an unnamed location, involves a former convict named Wes Har and an attempt to set the public record.
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Raymond Desperado
Ralph Foliz
Wes Har
Illness Prevents Appearance in Alimony Hearing
Milwaukee attorney F Dermey Nelligan now in Marinette failed to appear for an alimony contempt motion before Judge Richard Hennesey. The case was adjourned to May 7 as counsel for Mrs Nelligan reported a letter stating he is under a physician's care for heart trouble and unable to travel.
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Milwaukee
F. Dermey Nelligan
Marinette
Richard Hennessey
Nelligan
Battle Over Penal Probe Rules Likely
Madison-P-A legislative battle over the rules for the joint inquiry into the state board of control nears. A conference committee of Senators Bolens Callan Griswold and Assemblymen Harper Nehs Peterson must craft a tentative set of rules but may not report in time to allow the inquiry to proceed. The scope of the probe hinges on how the interpellation statute is applied to recall the board and the questions the board faced in 1933.
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Madison
State Board of Control
Hight
Harry Bolens
James L. Callan
Hary Griswold
Hugh Harper
Victor Nehs
Ger Janes
Finnegan
Board of Control
Imi
Lowest temperature record announced in Holland
An experimental temperature reading reported a new record low in Holland. The figure, 458.45 degrees, is stated as the lowest ever, with context suggesting a scientific lab setting and near-term verification by researchers.
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Holland
Lowes
Fabrenh
Bandits Hold Up Banks In Sedalia And Lake Lillian
In Sedalia three men robbed Sedalia Bank and Trust about $16,000 injuring few staff. Norlin guarded, taken to bank, then freed. In Lake Lillian burglars hit First State Bank, set fire, escaped with about $1,000. fire crews contained blaze with minor damage. One suspect fled after gun battle. two men kidnapped and seized a car as police pursued a hideout.
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Sedalia
Sedelia Bank and Trust Company
Sholding
James Warlin
John
Patricia
Wiss Phorenes Norlin
Poundstone
Norlin
Vale
Lillian
Minn
First State Bank
Lake Lillian
Tiartan
Bilspects
Grover Philson
Clif Gardner
Ai Ytar
Channel Oak
Davlin of Berlin Appointed to Post on Road Commission
Madison report notes Davlin of Berlin appointed to the road commission to fill a vacancy. The appointment extends to March 3, 1941 and must be confirmed by the senate. Names cited include La Fuilette and Bevin with dates and terms referenced in the briefing.
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Davlin
Berlin
Madison
Thome Lin
Bevin
Mor la Fuilette
Free Russell
Superior
Erat
Senate
Gaver
la Foticite
Ethiopia Appeals to League Over Ethiopian-Italy War
Ethiopia formally appealed to the League of Nations seeking intervention under Article 15 amid ongoing border tensions with Italy. The council faced calls for recommendations toward settlement as East African unrest persists, with critics doubting the conciliation route and warning that the issue could escalate.
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Ethiopia
League of Nailore
Etiiopa
League of Nations
Covenant
Milk prices rise while purchasing power falls from last year
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a discussion of higher milk prices paired with reduced buying power compared to the prior year. Names, dates, or places are unclear due to damage, but the core note is consumer impact from price changes and farm costs.
Surpluses for Security Advised at Beloit Meeting
A Beloit audience heard William Allen urge adoption of broader social protections including pensions, unemployment and health care as essential to modern America. He warned wealth focus harms education and future stability while urging reforms and national commitment to welfare programs.
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Beloit
William Allen Vu
Kanpotla
Kansas
Actarer
Cntege Chapel
Tring Maurer
Mie College
Eden
America
Lees Piper
Ware
Blood tests confirm found son after search
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a story about blood tests proving a lost son was found. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, but the core claim centers on the identification of a missing son through medical testing and a successful reunion.
Sweeping Plan to Wipe Out War Profits Announced
A broad plan was unveiled to eliminate profits from war activities. The announcement outlined measures intended to curb funding, disrupt supply chains, and reduce financial incentives for conflict. Officials emphasized a global approach, coordinating economic and legal actions across borders to target war-related earnings.
Banking system reform rages as U S law debated
Washington reports that many state banks oppose the federal Reserve changes. The article outlines arguments for and against extending federal insurance and broadened currency control, noting insurance thresholds and potential consolidation of the banking structure under federal oversight. It cites concerns about capital requirements and competition with national banks.
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Charlie
Shachtey
Asoc Poert
Washington, D.C
Fedeypal
AyenTbership
Wilde
Bertie Simwll Banke
Dewie
Matt
Early Spring Sign Not Encouraging For Trout Hopes
Superior Wis A sign of early spring appears as rainbow trout enter the Brule River and tributaries from Lake Superior for spawning, three weeks earlier than last year. Fishermen fear this premature movement may depress the May 15 opening, as the approachers return to the hake.
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Superior
Wis
Brule
Lake Superior
Belgian plane crash in Congo kills seven on board
Debris from a Belgian air mission was found near Mostwka after a Belgian forces plane failed near the Congo River. All seven occupants, including the governor of French Equatorial Africa and his wife, were killed when the craft crashed in fog and swerved into a swampy area near Ganga pavers. Pilot Gillards reported attempts to regain control before impact.
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Turis —al
Congo River
Preneh Gove
Edouard Renard
Mostwka
Belghin Ministry
Darling Point
Leopaldsiy Nejelan Congo
Mms
Gillards
de Phinque
Tyer
Bedi
Washington
Britain and France Edge Toward Three-Wower Summit
Britain Germany and France drift toward an urgent three nation conference on the Cerny rearmament crisis. Paris and Moscow exchanges hint at a Berlin visit by Simon while Laval Eden plot a joint three cornered effort with possible broader Eastern European backing.
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Frederick Kui
United Press Star
United Press London
Europe
Britain
Germany
Great Britain
France
John Simon
Adolf Hitler
Isa
Bereliv
Tomorrote A. Simon
Paris
Berlin
Hitler
Prance
Moscow
Russia
Lily
Sid Pierre le
Laval
Bastia
Bertin
Anthony Eden
Eden
Esthenia
Lithuania
Poland
Injur ies Caused by Belt Prove Fatal
Reported injuries linked to a belt incident result in fatalities as investigators outline the sequence of events. Authorities describe the circumstances of the belt related injuries and the subsequent death, with details pending official statements and medical examination.
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