22 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
1
A farm home owned by Lloyd Goss in Albany township Durand Wisconsin burned with three Goss children killed Raymond 2 Livy 8 and Margaret 14. A fourth child Russell 5 was critically burned and taken to Durand hospital after Henry 13 started the blaze by pouring Tosene in the stove.
The Madison Assembly passed the Vaughn bill 67 to 24 reestablishing a revised slave recovery act. It would empower the governor to codify intrastate business and revive 20 lapsed state codes, with a deadline of July 25 1937 unless ended earlier. Critics warned of hardship and court reversals, while supporters argued for consumer protection and economic stability.
A fragmentary report details a disputed correspondence linking attempts to flood tuna markets with NRA politics. It mentions Mryncin M. Curlee and Barkley amid Roosevelt era reorganizations, plus a side note on upcoming Berlin talks and European alliance tensions.
A House committee approved six air bases, signaling support for expanding strategic air capacity. The action reflects broader defense planning amid ongoing discussions on national security and military readiness.
President Roosevelt called for comprehensive reform of commerce in food and drugs to close loopholes and curb evaders. He proposed extending labeling rules to advertising, protecting cosmetics trade, and a flexible enforcement system. He emphasized honesty and warned that a minority of evaders harms fair competition. The proposed measure has Senate approval and faces Congress this session.
Washington dispatch reports Preliaf Administrator Harry L Hopkins warning politicians to stop meddling in relief operations. He says White House approval and a Roosevelt pact forbid political interference, while PA investigators pursue alleged graft in a Texas irrigation project. Seven engineers and contractors face indictments over a $4,835,000 scheme using Redwood pipe for Willacy county.
Detroit authorities ordered the expulsion of Martin J. Insull to Canada after a legal action. The deportation followed investigations at the Detroit border near Cam spare Tre Bintang, with officials citing admissibility and prior records.
A Senate committee probe reveals two years of conflict between the state industrial commission and federal authorities over relief administration. Commissioner Napiegin ski cites fear for thousands relying on federal funds to curb a showdown, while McLogan criticizes the commission’s role. Relief director Alfred W. Briggs testifies the system employs 3,500 staff and details past misgivings between state and federal offices amid political tension.
Richberg was named chairman of the NRA after a swift reshuffle expanding the NRA board. The action followed high level talks between President Roosevelt and AFL leaders about labor relations and the Wagner labor disputes bill.
President Roosevelt may veto a two billion dollar measure paying veterans cash. The House defeated rival bills and the Senate faced possible veto override, as veterans groups push for immediate cash payments and avoidance of debt increase. Belgrano and Legion leaders urged quick action while predicting varied Senate paths.
A garbled briefing notes weaker signals and unclear wording describe Secretary Howe’s attendance. The fragment hints at a Saturday event with portions of remarks, but specifics are missing. No definitive details on location, date, or consequences can be confirmed from the readable text.
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