Heil Will Seek Second Term as Wisconsin Governor
Madison reports Governor Julius P. Heil formally announced his candidacy for reelection on the Republican ticket. He cited numerous appeals from Republicans and signaled continued administration aims, including economy, payroll reductions, and a revised state service. The horizon shows no GOP opposition in the primary while Democrats stay poised, and Progressive candidates mull a bid influenced by former Gov. Philip F. La Follette.
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Madison
Julius P. Heil
Capitol
Wisconsin
Progressive Party
Philip F. la Follett
Roosevelt Returns To Desk With Fever In Check
President Roosevelt, with a slight fever, resumes limited work at the White House. He plans budget talks with Budget Director Harold Smith and will receive New York Mayor Fiorello La Guardia alongside Morgenthau and Ickes. Officials doubt Easter at Hyde Park, eye Warm Springs in April, and say no Great Smoky Mountains dedication is planned. He also weighs possible Michigan and Great Lakes trips and a San Francisco world’s fair visit.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Evescame
Harold Smith
White House
Smith
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
Ickes
Morgenthau
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Michigan
Great Lakes
Early
Lawrence College Safe Door Blasted in Appleton
Burglars blasted the outer shell of a large built in safe door in the Lawrence College administration offices but failed to open an inner door and took nothing. Authorities said entry was gained through a lower floor window.
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Appleton. Wis
Lawrence College
Senate Gets Off To Vote Farm Funds
Washington Senator Bankhead said the senate moved toward approving a larger farm appropriations bill, aiming near one billion dollars for agriculture department expenses and farm subsidies. The committee boost includes parity payments and offsetting cuts from other departments, with a final noontime vote anticipated before nightfall.
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Senate
Agriculture Department
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Neeq
Bankhead
Alabama
Senate Today
Appropriations Committee
Eight Injured in Tracy Minnesota Hotel Fire
A hotel fire in Tracy Minnesota early today injured eight people, three seriously, and forced many guests to flee in night clothes. The three story, 60 room building burned rapidly, drawing aid from Marshall, Walnut Grove, Balaton and nearby towns. Notable victims included Mrs. A. T. Britton of Sandusky Ohio and H. H. Robinson of Minneapolis, with Britton leaping from a second story window and Robinson suffering severe burns. Loss was estimated at 60 000 dollars.
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Tracey. Minn
Tracy Hotel
Marshall
Walnut
Grove
Balaton
Thhe
A. T. Britton
Sandusky.o
H. H. Robinson
Minneapolis
Britton
Irish Troops and Police Raid Centers of IRA Activity
Dublin reports Irish troops and police carried large scale raids on centers believed to be IRA activity hubs. Arrests were made but numbers were not disclosed.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Monoxide Claims Two In South Side Family
Monoxide fumes from a coal heater killed Albert Lasley 61 and Robert Sawall 83 in a South Side home. Anna Lasley 55 revived after 20 minutes with an inhalator. Doris Lasley 17 escaped with no serious effects. Doris slept in the same room as the heater while others were elsewhere.
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South Side
Albert Lasley
Minnesota Street
Robert Sawall
Lasley
Anna Lasley
Mercy Hospital
Doris Lasley
Doris
Richard Horton
Richard
Herbert VY. Horton
Hatch backs government financing of political campaigns
Senator Hatch a Democrat from New Mexico praised Senate passage of a bill extending anti politics laws and urged federal funding of campaigns. He argued it would cost less than current private fundraising, citing Roosevelt's 1907 idea and earlier state consideration. The bill now goes to the House amid Democratic split and Republican support.
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Hatch
New Mexico
Senate
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
House
Barkley
United
Representatives Cellar
New York
Weaver
North Carolina
Judiciary Committee
Bankhead
Beaver Dam Pastor to Speak at Noonday Service
Parishioners attend daily Noonday Lenten services at the Strand Theater from 12:10 to 12:45 under American Lutheran guidance. Wednesday feature Rev. Alfred Wailimar of Beaver Dam speaking on "The Faithfulness of a Jap" with Rev. Herman Cronrath of St. John’s Lutheran Nekmi as liturgist. Today's address by Rev. Waldemar F. Lange of Marion covered "The Sword of Peter."
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Welock
Strand Theater
American Lutheran Church
Alfred Wailimar
Braver Dam
Sprake
Herman Cronrath
St. John's Lutheran Church
Nekmi
Leo Oberieiter
Zion Lutheran Church
Victor Bethke
Berths Schaaf
Waldemar FE. Lange
Marion
Wis
Peter
Imperialism Of England Is Under Attack in India Rally
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad condemned British imperialism as he opened the All India Congress plenary in Ramgarh. He urged self-determination and refused to aid Britain in the war, while massive processions supported Gandhi and opposed compromise amid tensions over independence.
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United Press
Ramgarh
India
U.P
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
All India Congress
Congress
Britain
Azad
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Subhas Bose
Gandhi
Bose
Aes
Lahore
Inavatullah Khan
Labor Board Move To Expand NLRB Put To Congress
Washington report says the House Labor Committee voted 14 to 10 to recommend adding two members to the National Labor Relations Board, from three to five. Chairwoman Norton, a Democrat, stated the decision was reached after a two hour closed session and that proposals to abolish the board and form a new one were rejected by a close vote. The panel also kept the Wagner Act policy unchanged. Norton argued extra members would ease deadlock and curb complaints.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Norton
New Jersey
Representative Smith
Virginia
Charred Body Of Church Janitor Found In Furnace
Police in Sheboygan Wisconsin early today found the charred body of Ray Colbath in the furnace of the First Congregational church where he worked as janitor. Police say death by self harm is indicated though details remain unsettled. Colbath 38 had been despondent recently.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Ray Colbath
First Congregational Church
Walter H. Wagner
Erwin A. Schienle
Colbath
Aindow
Teris
Colbiwth
Wesley van Zanten
Calbath
Sthible
Weather near Milwaukee with light snow expected
The bulletin notes mostly cloudy conditions tonight then light snow in northern areas and a slightly warmer Wednesday. Cold in the north with a 31 degree morning and 43/29 temperature extremes Sunday to Monday, plus 0.63 inches precipitation and a 29.40 barometer.
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Northerstern
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Fair Milwaukee
Houston
San Antonio
Frankfort
Mich
Buckstaff Observatory
Southurst
Germans Fined $250 for Trespassing on U S Fortifications
In Cristobal Canal Zone two Germans, Ingeborg Waltremt Gutmann and Guilbert Wilhelm Gross, were fined $250 each for wilfully entering and trespassing on United States fortifications at Galeta Island and Fort Randolph. They pleaded guilty after espionage charges against Gutmann and Gross were dismissed by Judge Bunk Gardner on DA recommendation.
Gloves Shed By Rivals In Badger Race
Milwaukee reports campaigners from rival states clash over Wisconsin primary delegates. Roosevelt Farley backers attack opponents while Dewey and Vandenberg camps tout their strength. Speakers denounce “stop Dewey” moves and insist Roosevelt Farley delegates will back the president.
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Roosevelt-Farley
Farley
Garner
Roosevelt- Farley
Roosevelt
Thomas £. Dewey
New York
Wisconsin
Vandenberg-for- President
Michigan
Vandenberg
Wisconsin WPA April quota set at 49 590 workers
Philip D. Flurner state WPA administrator announced Wisconsin will hire 49 590 WPA workers for April, far below March's 155 790. The statement contrasts the two monthly quotas and notes administrative oversight.
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Philip D. Flurner
Wisconsin
BRITISH SUMMARY OF ROME MEETING REVEALS BALKA NS NEUTRALIZATION SPECULATION
Rome reports indicate Hitler and Mussolini may be considering neutralizing the Balkan flank to aid Germany’s western front while Sumner Welles says no peace plans were offered by any belligerent. Ansaldo notes no Italian shift in policy and cautions against expectations of a peace offensive.
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Russia
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Duce
Hitler
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Reich
Giovanni Ansaldo
Ti Telegrafo
Galeazzo Ciano
Leghorn
Romes
Vatican
Ansaldo
Mary
Maly
Collision near Ripon claims baby life in crash
A two-vehicle wreck near Ripon Wisconsin killed a baby and left two others in critical condition. The cars, driven by Mitton Werdin, 27, and a driver named Lindow, 4, collided at an earth pile site. Werdin was unhurt. others sustained injuries including a fractured skull.
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Ifon
Wis
Lindow
Gemonths-niddi
Myr
George
My. Linders
Lies
Mitton Werdin
Werdin
Meeting Of Hitler Duce Is Belittled
Air ministry reports Royal Air Force struck Hornum base on Sylt, damaging a shore facility used by German aircraft against Allied ships. Chamberlain meanwhile vowed to fight for a moral peace, outlining allied resolve and warning Sweden and Norway of danger amid Hitler Mussolini talks.
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Duce
London
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Hornum
Sylt
Ministry
Orkneys
J. C. Stark
Chamberlain
Norway i
Sweden
House of Commons
Scapa Flow
Britain
Roosevelt
Brenner Pass
Sumner Welles
Norway
Peace headlines deemed very empty says White House aide
Stephen Early, presidential secretary, said official reports show peace headlines are empty. The White House cites no transmitted information supporting the 31 points for European peace at yesterday's Hyde Mussolini talks. Early noted no credible basis for hopes or fears and urged readers not to rely on sensational headlines.
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Washington
Stephen Early
White House
Adolf Hyder
Mussolini
Rome
Bavin
Europe
Finnish Delegation Arrives for Ratification Peace Treaty
Moscow arrival of a Finnish delegation led by Juno Paasikivi raises expectations as talks on the Finnish Russian peace treaty proceed. In Wisconsin Fond du Lac and Eau Claire are noted for two separate items with Eau Claire chosen for a Wisconsin Young Republicans convention May 17 18. R E Puchner named to succeed in Edgerton.
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Eau Claire
Finland
Stockholm
Juno Paasikivi
Fond du Fac
Wis
Fau Claire
Wisconsin
GOPL
R. E. Puchner
Edgerton
Charles Hawkes
Honecon
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