Senate Rejects La Follette Relief Amendment in Crisis Crucial Vote
Washington reports the Senate rejected the La Follette amendment to add five billion for public works to the relief bill by a vote of 108 to 0. Proponents argued for rapid unemployment relief funded by taxes, while opponents warned of long, costly commitments and delayed taxes. The discussion followed notes on school funding and relief administration priorities as Hopkins urged keep schools open without directing relief funds to educate.
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Efforts to Prevent Violence in Waukesha
Community actions surface to curb violence with flyers and public outreach. Officials and volunteers organize campaigns, distribute information, and encourage drivers to stay alert. The drive seeks broad participation and features local leaders and residents.
Four Wisconsin Supreme Court Justices In Auto Accident
Four Wisconsin Supreme Court justices, Justice Chester A. Fowler chief among them, escaped unharmed after a collision three miles south of Evansville while en route to a Janesville meeting of the Rock County Bar Association. Justice Marlin, Fairchild, and Nelson accompanied him. their car veered into a ditch after a second vehicle moved into the path ahead.
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Upstate plan to move families for rehab and relief
Federal emergency relief approves relocation of impoverished farm families from Forest Langlade and Oconto counties to better land in Wisconsin. About 1900 acres will be used for the Northern Wisconsin settlement relocation project. WERA will supervise, with A. L. Jacobson as project manager, aiming to improve schools highways and living costs while resettlers pay for homes.
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Morgenthau Says U S to Sell Gold to Foreign Nations
Secretary Morgenthau announced the government stands ready to sell gold to foreign countries including Mexico and Guatemala. He noted no other transactions are planned, no conditions on deals, and that the United States has little gold left to sell. The swap with Mexico involved a small amount of treasury gold and large silver purchases by the Bank of Mexico to support the silver purchase act. Guatemala also received 10,000 ounces of copper in December.
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Bread and meat prices hinge on 1933 wheat policies
Washington reports government fears over rising food costs as Henry A. Wallace restricts spring wheat production amid a looming grain shortage from a massive dust storm. AAA expansion plans boost hog and corn acreage, while bread prices remain a concern for farmers and consumers.
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Night attack injures two girls in home incident
Reported in a neighborhood scene the attack at a private residence left two girls injured. Neighbors describe a sudden assault as a screaming alarm drew others to the scene. Police and medical responders attended, and investigators began examining the break in.
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Veto Fights Split as Governor’s Relief Bill Fails
The governor’s veto of nine sections of the five million emergency relief bill stands after Assembly debates. Democratic Oshkosh Rep Ray Novalny attacked federal relief efforts and called out what he termed dictatorial influence, while supporters argued the veto preserved essential limits. Votes fell short of the two thirds needed to override, with 43 in favor of the veto and 58 against.
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Howe, Roosevelt Secretary Reported Very Ill
Washington reports Secretary to the President Howe is seriously ill at a private illness facility in the capital. State officials and the President's aides await further medical updates as the nation watches for any impact on administration duties.
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Production suspended amid unclear report
A fragmented OCR text hints at a production suspension involving Reneaa Mie and Fort Ket with mentions of a likely stoppage or halt in operations. The notice is incomplete and names roles and dates are unreadable. Further readable details are required to confirm parties, location, and reasons.
Wisconsin Senate backs mediation plan on mortgage foreclosures
The Wisconsin Senate voted 15 to 14 to back its opposition to the assembly on compulsory mediation for mortgage foreclosures. A conference committee will settle differences between houses, with farm groups split on the measure and debates over extending mediation authority.
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Unclear OCR: Wisconsin Debate on Bonus Raises In Washington
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McDermid Nominated by the Progressives Apron
McDermid receives Progressive nomination as campaign slate details are unclear in the fragmentary text. The notice mentions a political nomination and related party alignment, but specifics such as date, location, or full context are not readable.
German Factories Working for War Revealed by General
General Mauris told the army commission that seventy percent of German factories are geared to wartime output with machine guns and shells produced in four shifts. He said synthetic quinine production expanded and inventories rising everywhere. Mauris added Germany bought Portugal’s entire canned sardine stock for war provisions and has contracted future output. Espionage is punished, with weekly executions noted.
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Seven Held in Asserted Conspiracy Case in Washington
Seven men, including two former Public Works Administration engineers, were indicted by the District of Columbia grand jury for conspiring to defraud the government in a 4.85 million project. Charges allege they profited about 400,000 from diverting the Redwood dam project to favored contractors and firms. Defendants include Willa Harding of Raymondville and others linked to the Hammond Lambert and Redwood companies. warrants issued for all.
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Brothers Charged With Kidnapping Their Sister
Police report two brothers faced kidnapping charges after allegedly abducting their sister. Authorities did not release additional details about the case or the victims, and the investigation continues.
Germany Adds Fire Denying Two Protests
Germany rejects French and Italian protests over rearmament as Paris seeks League intervention. Berlin’s stance heightens tensions with Britain and Washington watching closely amid fears of a gravest crisis in the League of Nations.
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Weather Fronts Bring Rain and Snow Across Regions
A fragmented weather notice reports Friday transitions from cloudy conditions to showers in central areas with a wintry mix in northern zones. Minnesota appears to see precipitation with temperatures near freezing, while North Wales and nearby regions note unsettled conditions and shifting winds.
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