Wisconsin Beer Regulating Bill Advances in Assembly
The Wisconsin administration proposes changes to a beer regulation bill, removing a requirement that on premises sales be served at tables. The plan lengthens selling hours to 2:30 a.m. and allows 7 a.m. resumption, with localities setting license fees up to $5 for on premises sales and different city/town amounts. Provisions also tighten brewery advertising bans and require brewers to register with the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
U.P
Wissin Assembly
Ral
Secretary of State
Wisconsin Farmers Plan to Cut Cash Crop Acreages
Wisconsin farm plans aim to reduce cash acreages by about 3 percent this year to boost tame hay. Projections show declines for barley tobacco potatoes and beans, while corn grain and other cash crops also ease. Weather shifts have driven past acreage changes and forecast a broader US reduction in principal crops by roughly 9 million acres.
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Acison
U.P
Wisconsin Farm
Wisconsin
Service
United States
Cross to Take Over Remainder of Stabilization Relief
Washington D C Henry Renthu Jr farm board chair announced that the board agreed to take over the remainder of stabilization relief by August 7 and complete the transfer by October 31.
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CROSS
Ashington
D. C
Henry Renthau, Jr
Farm Board
French Premier Accepts Mussolini Peace Plan
Daladier and Boncour tentatively accepted Mussolini's peace plan at an all day session in Paris with MacDonald and Simon. France favors the plan but seeks treaty revisions and equal treatment for Poland and the little entente. The plan reportedly envisions a 10 year treaty renewable for another decade unless denounced a year prior.
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Paris
Mussolini
Italy
Edouard Daladier
Joseph Paul Boncour
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
John Simon
MacDonald
Sir John
Rome
France
Signor Mussolini
Daladier
M. Paul Boncour
Wisconsin Telephone urged to cut employee club and entertain expenses
Milwaukee report shows Wisconsin Telephone Co. paid 18,382 in club dues clubhouse charges and travel in executive dept last year. John H. Bickley of the Wisconsin Public Service Commission testified that expenses for entertaining in Madison and a personal voucher by president W. R. McGovern raise questions about eligibility as operating costs.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Wisconsin Telephone Company
John H. Bickley
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Bickley
Madison
W. R. McCovern
McGovern
Wisconsin Club
Milwaukee Real Estate Club
Blue Mound Country Club
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Wisconsin to license all livestock dealers in state
A bill introduced by Senator B. J. Gehrmann proposes licensing all Wisconsin livestock dealers after next July. Dealers would file a $2,000 bond with the state department of markets, pay an $2 license fee, and incur state authority to investigate complaints and revoke licenses for violations of livestock movement laws, dishonest statements, or purchases from contract cooperative members.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Senate
B. J. Gehrmann
Mellen
Progressive
State Department of Markets
Floods And Snows Start Spring
Ohio river flood waters spread death and destruction across lowlands as spring storms hit. Mississippi feared to rise to flood level within 10 days. Milwaukee reports snow and a fresh fall. Two deaths from exertion in snow shoveling. Cincinnati and Wheeling brace for inundation. refugees in tents and barns.
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Chicago
Ohio River
Ohio
Mississippi
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New York
Detroit
Michigan
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
Indiana
Wheeling
W. Va
Portsmouth
Wisconsin Weather Tonight and Tomorrow
Wisconsin sees mostly cloudy skies tonight with cooler temperatures and a threat of snow flurries near Lake Michigan. Wednesday tilts to generally fair with a gradual rise in temperature as Lake Michigan maintains moderate to fresh westerly winds. Upper Michigan reports cloudy conditions with light snow tonight and a colder start Wednesday morning, especially in the east.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Upper Michigan
Lake Superior
East Nortion
Northwestern
Milwaukee
United States
Miami
Los Angeles
Devils Lake
N. D
Omaha
Buckstaff Observatory
Roosevelt unveils plan to put unemployed to work on forests
President Roosevelt outlined a three phase unemployment relief program focusing on immediate forest work, state aid, and a future public works scheme. The plan includes $40 million for reforestation and seeks continued congressional session to pass farm relief and banking fixes.
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Washingston
D. C
U.P
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
White House
Rainey
Roooseevelt
Michigan Supreme Court Denies Repeal Plan Plea
Lansing Mich The Michigan Supreme Court denied a petition to restrain the secretary of state from certifying for election April 2 the names of delegates to a state convention for the proposed repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. The petition by the Michigan Allied Forces challenged the delegate nomination method. Delegates are named in each district by the county clerk probate judge and prosecuting attorney. The convention is set for April 10.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Michigan Allied Forces
Health regulations would rise on dairy imports measure
Washington reports Representative Honney of Wisconsin introduced a bill to tighten health rules on imported dairy products declaring a ban on imports from countries with bovine tuberculosis. The measure targets dairy, milk products, and related goods and seeks stricter controls.
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Washington
Honney
Wisconsin
Long Range Shootings And Bank Robbery Chronicle
In Minneapolis a bank teller was forced to hand over 6600 dollars during a daylight robbery at Hennepin State Bank. In Chicago a long range rifle shot killed Robert B. Keating after a robbing spree tied to a beer running network, with his companion fleeing. Police identify him as brother of Francis Keating, jailed for a prior Evergreen Park mail robbery. A separate note mentions a failed bank vault assault in Illinois and a series of explosive charges tied to a big crime syndicate.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin State Bank
C. J. Salen
Chicago
Robert B. Keating
Keating
Edward H. Felch
Feleh
Francis Keating
Evergreen Park
Withdrawal of Warrants in Milk Price Dispute
Milwaukee district attorney William A. Zabel ordered the withdrawal of 11 warrants issued yesterday against milk dealers for violation of the price fixing order. He said no more warrants should be issued until the constitutionality of the price fixing regulation is established in court.
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Milwaukee
Dist. Atty
Willliam A. Zabel
Zabel
Four Men Held for Questioning in Masury Kidnapping
In Youngstown Ohio, four men were held for questioning in the kidnapping of Peter Myers Jr. from Masury. The father doubts a connection, calling the suspects fiends, while Detective Reed and two colleagues questioned the prisoners who offered no new information. The abduction occurred Saturday when three masked men with revolvers and a submachine gun seized Myers at his home.
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Youngstown
Pater Myers, Jr
Masury
Ldeut
Walim Reed
Myers
Meeys
Ckreep
House Okays Beer and Wine Bill Amid Senate Delay
Washington: the House passed final passage of a 3.2 beer and wines bill, but Senate adjournment before the vote prevented sending it to President Roosevelt before nightfall. No recorded House vote. Rep Blanton spoke against. If signed by noon tomorrow, 15 days must pass before sales start in states with no restrictions. Debate was brief. Rep Cullen urged approval without roll call.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
House
Blanton
Texas
Congress
Cullen
New York
Rainey
Newspaper
Mien
Snell
Third Degree Allegation in London Military Case
Counsel hinted that third degree had been used on Licent Norman Baillie-Stewart as Aldershot officials probed alleged wrongful acts. Lieut Baillie-Stewart is tried for betraying army secrets to a foreign agent. Col Syms denied any third degree or cross examination. Evidence showed £90 from Berlin was tied to a liaison. timing of details uncertain. The courtroom cleared for in camera examination as prosecution cited additional £40.
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London
Norman Baillie-Stewart
Aldershot
Baillie Stewart
Seaforth Highlanders
FP. N. Syms
Baillie-Stewart
Colonel Syms
Berlin
More Land for Prisoners at Waupun Is Approved
The senate unanimously adopted a resolution by Senator Clifford to form a joint finance committee sub committee. It will study acquiring extra farm lands near Waupun state prison to employ inmates and avoid capital investment. If approved, the sub committee will include one senator and two assembly members.
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Madison
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Waupun State Prison
Senate
Assembly
Clifford
Juneau
Democratic Foor
Waupun Prison
Hawes-Cooper
Roosevelt Farm Relief Plan Moves Through House
Washington reports the House passed a $1 billion farm relief measure by a 184 to 102 vote after limiting debate and barring amendments. The measure, backed by President Roosevelt, aims to aid nine commodities with acreage reductions and processor taxes offset by farmer payments. Roosevelt also asks Congress to create a civilian conservation corps and to fund relief and public works, with an office for a federal relief administrator to coordinate efforts.
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Washington, D. C
House
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Civilan Conservation Corps
Office of Federal Relief Administrator
Wisconsin Senate Moves on Mileage and Related Bills
The Wisconsin Senate killed a bill by Senator Zantow to set mileage at 5 cents a mile, halving allowances for legislators and officials. Senator Nelson’s tax scrip bill passed unanimously, and the body concurred with Cavanaugh to let northern towns buy woodlands for unemployed workers. Loomis bill to license perishable commodity brokers also passed, with a $5 annual license.
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Madison
Senate
Zantow
Baraboo
Shenners
Milwaukee
Nelson
Mare
Assembly
Douglas
Cavanaugh
Wisconsin
Schmedeman
Loomis
Mauston
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Menure
Department of Markets
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Yankee
Art J. Balzer
West Allis
Gettel
United Press Today
Gonsin
Poland
Little Entente
Eres
Central Press Photo
Water Street
Walnut Street
Waupun
Agriculture Committee
Monary
McNare
Republcan
Senate Agriculture Committee
John A. Simpson
National Farmers’ Union
Simnson
Aenon Midely
Civilian Conservation Corps
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