Response to Jew Protests and U S Policy Shifts
A German Foreign Office protest through an Amsterdam interview cited by Wilhelm Goering is summarized for the U S State Department amid anti Semite outbreaks. House leaders debate exposure of documents tied to a formal protest while New York Jews and Christians plan mass meetings to condemn Nazi acts. President Roosevelt prepares a broad refinancing plan for farm and home mortgages with potential federal and private loan consolidation and a forthcoming railroad program.
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Washington
Uu.p
Friedrich von Prittwitz
Gaffron
Hitler
Fense
Telegraf
William Phillips
Celleremocrat
New York
Theate Department
Orest
State Department
Germany
Goehring
Iitler
S. A
House Today
Representave Celler
Democrat
Cellers
Ceiler
House
Connor
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Farm Credit Organizations
White House
Veterans’ Administrator
Veterans’ Organizations
Man Killed as Northwestern Passenger Train Hits Milk Truck
In Sheboygan Wisconsin Paul Oltzhausen 45 was killed when a Northwestern passenger train struck his milk truck near the tracks. He was traveling home after delivering milk when the collision occurred at the crossing.
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Sheboygan
Wis
U.P
Paul Oltzhausen
Northwestern
Celiverine Ained
Wisconsin Assembly OKs special election bill in Rock County
Madison officials report the Wisconsin Assembly approved a bill to authorize a special senatorial election in Rock County. Gov. Albert G. Schmedeman set April 4 for the primary and April 18 for the special election to fill the Blanchard vacancy. Two candidates qualified for the primary and agreed to rely on the April 4 vote.
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Madison
U.P
Rock County
Wisconsin Assembly
Albert G. Schmedeman
George W. Blanchard
Edgerton
Edward Grossman
Charles B. Perry
Wauwatosa
Senate
Perry
Grossman
Real beer on tap at all city faucets in Newport Tenn
Prohibition officers raided a large still in the hills near Newport Tennessee and poured out more than 2000 gallons of sour beer. It drained into the city reservoir and city officials ordered the reservoir drained.
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Newport
Tenn
U.P
Ruth Signs Contract To Play With Yanks For 52000 A Year
In St Petersburg Babe Ruth reached terms with Col Ruppert owner of the New York Yankers to sign a one year contract for 52000 dollars. The report notes Ruth will join the Yankees for the upcoming season.
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Ruth
YANKS
St. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankers
Hero of Boom Jays Caught in Tax Probe
United States attorney prepared to press a charge of income tax evasion against Charles E. Mitchell, former chairman of National City Bank affiliates, arrested at his Fifth Avenue home and released on $10,000 bail. Government cites $657,152.40 tax due on 1929 income, with indictment possible and a tight time frame due to statutes. Mitchell’s actions in 1929 center on a stock transaction used to reduce taxes, with 18,000 shares sold to a family member then repurchased, producing a large loss and no tax paid. The case adds to banker prosecutions amid public confidence concerns. Also notes Harriman delays and recent grand jury indictment related to National City’s corporate affiliates.
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New York
Washington
United States
Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
National City Bank
Fifth Avenue
Federal
Grand Jury
George Z. Medalie
Joseph W. Harriman
Department of Justice
Hoover Administration
Comptroller of
Harriman National Bank
Harriman
Iteiérk*S
Senate Banking Committee
Homer S. Cummings
Roosevelt
Raymond J. Mulligan
Alfred C. Coxe
National City Bank and Affiliates
National City
New York County Grand Jury
Horace C. Sylvester, Jr
National City Company
John E. Ramsey
Port of New York Authority
Daladier to Confer With Il Duce on Four Power Peace Club
Premier Daladier may travel to northern Italy to meet Benito Mussolini as part of efforts to form a four power peace club. French circles show optimism while caution persists about league of nations limits and the scope of possible treaty revisions. Washington considers protesting any mistreatment of Jews as Hitler tightens control and the Reichstag opens.
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Paris
Daladier
France
Italy
Mussolini
Il Duce
Lipier Mussolini
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Poland
Shige Pope See
Peace Club
League of Nations
League
Germany
Europe
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Appointed Director in Manitowoc Wisconsin
APPOINTED DIRECTOR Robert A Macaulexy in Manitowoc Wisconsin to lead the circe for toe mite veareé. the department retains the Prippler wing.
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Manitowoc
Wisc
Robert A. Macaulexy
Circero
Das
Arec
Prippler
Department
Prussia Votes For Union With Austria Amid Nazi Rise
The Prussian diet backed political union with Austria during its first meeting under Nazi control. Chancellor Hitler’s party pushed through officers and committees as General Hans Kerrl and General Ludwig Meissner spoke. Nazi leaders hailed unity while centrist deputies faced exclusion and socialist members were detained for political offenses.
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Berlin
Prussia
Austria
Hitler
Karl Litzmann
Hans Kerr
New Order
Augeust Wilhelm
Generalshuamann
Gas Tax Reenacted in Congress Says Burns
Representative Burns of Tennessee, a House Democratic leader, said the 1 cent per gallon gasoline tax would be reenacted at the special session pending Ways and Means action. The tax expires July 1 and funding questions remain on repealing the bank check tax and lowering postage rates in relation to Roosevelt's budget plan.
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Washington
Burns
Tennessee
House
Mien
Congress
Ways and Icans
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
President Roosevelt Has Done His Part You Do Something
Bulletin posted in Edison plants urges action from workers and the public. Message from Charles Edison, Edison Inc president, urges buying, paying bills, and various daily actions to stimulate movement and optimism.
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Roosevelt
West Orange
N. I
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Charles Edison
Roosevelt signs 3.2 beer bill into law tonight
Washington reports President Roosevelt signed the 3.2 per cent beer and wines bill into law and it becomes effective after 15 days. The ceremony occurred at 6 pm with Vice President Garner signing, and aides outlined immediate distribution steps as breweries prepare for midnight release on April 7. Dr. James M. Doran outlined enforcement and tax expectations while brewers cooperated to ensure orderly transition.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
White House
Garner
Senate
Cullen and
O'Connor
New York
McCormick
Massachusetts
Parsons and Sabath
Illinois
Cullen
Congress
Early
Fost
Farley
James M. Doran
Alcohol Bureau
Doran
House Passes Farm Aid Bill Ohio River Flood Outlook
The article notes relief for flood victims in the Ohio river valley as the river rises toward major levels. It details miles of inundated land from Portsmouth to Cincinnati with thousands affected, five hundred Louisville residents displaced, and at Newport Ky relief efforts underway. Officials warn the river will stay around 63.7 feet for 24 to 46 hours before falling to flood stage in days.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Mississippi
Portsmouth
Indiana
Louisville
Newport
Ruby Saffoon
Bingham Nomination as England Ambassador Approved
Senatorial approval for Robert Worth Bingham of Indiana to be ambassador to England was unanimous in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after delays over old Scottish speeches. Republicans raised questions about pro British sentiment, but Kentucky Democrat Senator Barkley and others defended Bingham, noting garbled dispatches and political fights in Kentucky as context.
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Cullen
American Federation of Labor
Irgion
Twarrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
eWaree Omy Sas
Washington D
Robert Worth Bingham
Lawsville
England
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Scotland
Bingham
Robinson
Repubian
Indiana
Barkley
Logan
Kentucky
Gene Fol Robinson
Sige
Wisconsin barley is preferred for malting in state
Fond du Lac seed expert Henry Michels says Wisconsin barley should be profitable for farmers this year. He notes most barley now used is for feed and not suitable for malting. He cites 1932 US barley crop at 292 million bushels, mostly for feeding, and contrasts Wisconsin barley with western varieties as better for malting.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Wisconsin
Henry Michels
Michels
United States
Wickhem Endorsed by Christian Doerfler
Justice Wickhem seeks reelection to the state supreme court with a letter of endorsement from former Justice Christian Doerfler of Milwaukee. The letter lauds Wickhem’s record of published opinions and notes his progressive thought and harmony with contemporary legal spirit.
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Madison
John D. Wickhem
State Supreme Court
Christian Doerfler
Milwaukee
Wickhem
Hax
Santos
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Covze W. Wickersham
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Oshkosh
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Artiga
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Fifth Avenue Home
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Sackett
Iran
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Berman
Nettia
Lisyn
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U. S
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Associated Preass
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Duluth
Miain
Rockstaff Observatory
Maxinvani
Frederick C. Othman
United Press
Millers’ Naonal Federation
Chose Labor Committee
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Wilsh
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