Hughes Opposed to Enlarged Court by Constitutional Amendment
United Press reports on Len Burton Wheeler testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, quoting Chief Justice Hughes who opposes adding justices as weakening court efficiency. Hughes backs one Supreme Court and dismisses group divisions as impractical. Wheeler favors constitutional amendment as a path to Roosevelt’s plan.
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United Press
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Earhart Plane Crash Probed by Army Board at Lakefield
Army inquiry investigates Amelia Earhart Putnam crash during takeoff at Lakefield. Inspectors photograph wreckage of the Lockheed Vega, study tire wear and landing gear failure, and interview witnesses. Officials expect four month delay. plane to be shipped to California for rebuilding.
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Lakefield
California
Miss Earhart
Nineon
Convention Draws Thousands Of Badger Dairymen
Wisconsin dairymen descend on Oshkosh for the 65th Wisconsin Dairymen association meeting. Officials expect 4 000 to 5 000 attendees including 500 Junior Dairymen and about 500 wives and daughters, with programs starting tomorrow.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dairymen’s Association
Harry E. Hill
Sheboygan Falls
M. L. Witz
New Lisbon
W. A. Munn
Janes Ville
D. PB. Hughes
Menomonie
W. Vergeront
Madison
Walter Katterhenry
Beloit
J.C. Nisbet
M. A. Eustis
Association
A. C. Thomson
Oshkosh
Fearful rift between Pope and Germany sparks church clash
Berlin reports Nazi watch over suspected couriers delivering excerpts of a papal letter accusing the regime of violating the concordat and promoting pagan movements. Vatican translation will reach bishops worldwide as Nazi press hints at breaking relations with the Holy See.
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Berlin
Germany
Vatican
Reichsfuehrer
Man Held Near Fond du Lac in Mattson Kidnap Suspect Lookalike
Sheriff Gilbert Booth said a man captured near Fond du Lac, identified as John Borden Hurley, Wis. matches sketches of the Tacoma kidnapping suspect in height weight and a foreign accent. The man, a former Chicago truck driver, drew FBI interest for questioning.
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Gilbert Booth
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
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Booth
John Borden
Hurley
Mattson
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Armory T M Daily Feast And Fan Fest
Armory events include a toastmaster Dr James Healy and guest speaker Gov Philip F La Follette at 10 00 Meat cutting demo by Prof Jas Lacey Madison 2 0 Tripy Oshkosh annual meeting Wisconsin Dairymen election officers Women’s program 9 11 30 tour Winnebago State hospital transportation Oshkosh City Lines Buffets at Hotel Raulf Stein’s reservations 2 30 Bridge or Deltox Kag trip
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Frank Wilkinson
Oshkosh
Richard Brackett
Eik Mound
James W. Lacey
College of Agriculture
Madison
Wis
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James &, Healy
Philip F. la Follette
Winnebago State Hospital
Buwes
Raulf
Stein's
Deltox Kag Company
Explosion tied to unpurchased gas at school
Reports from New London Texas describe W C Shaw superintendent claiming partial responsibility for a gas line connection used in the heating system of the explosion killed 455. He testified a line was tapped without clear consent while investigators consider fuel source and other factors alongside a student eye witness account of a fire flash and a switch being pulled.
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Tex
W. C. Shaw
London School
Shaw
Jon Dial
Dial
Parade Gn
Jn L. Clark
S Doat
Earl Clover
Parade
Jtentors
Birth after crash marks Wisconsin weekend toll
Six traffic deaths over the weekend in Wisconsin include a La Crosse woman dying from injuries after being struck while walking and giving birth to a baby girl at St Francis hospital. The infant survived, described as normal and getting along fine. Other victims: Larry Menne 36 Manitowoc John Stellach 7 Denmark Cal Schutty 49 Maribel Steve Breske 68 La Crosse Harry Ho Brisk 38 Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Nic Ludovissy
la Crosse
St Francis Hospital
Larry Menne
Manitowoc
John Stellach
Denmark
Cal Schutty
Maribel
Steve Breske
Harry Ho Brisk
Milwaukee
Crasse
Sleliich
Menne
Bundy
Hoghwey
Mies
Schultz
Yuri
Brevi
Wisconsin Weather Outlook and Signals of Snow
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with snow or rain possible in the south tonight into Tuesday and snow in the north Tuesday. Notably milder in the north tonight, with general coolness easing. Northwestern observations note 7:30 p.m. temps around 20 to 47 in Milwaukee and Miami but readings vary widely across local stations.
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Wisconsin
Northwestern
Fair
Paradise Today to Be Subject of Noonday Service
At noonday Lenten services in Oshkosh Tuesday 12:10 to 12:45 p.m. Rev. Paul Bergmann of Trinity Lutheran Menasha will speak on Paradise Today. About 500 attended the Holy Week opening. Synodical Conference churches sponsor, with services through Good Friday and double services Thursday and Friday. Children’s choir of Trinity Lutheran sang a Bach arrangement.
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Paul Bergmann
Trinity Lutheran Church of
F. Benjamin Schluefer
Grace Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. H. Schriefer
Bach
Famine Area in China Expands Belief of Widespread Starvation
Reports from Sianfu in Shensi Province indicate a vast drought and famine across Szechwan and Honan, stretching into Shensi. The famine relief bureau estimates 4,000,000 people in a 40,000 square mile area on the verge of starvation, with 1,000,000 probably doomed without rain. Southern Shensi bears the hardest hit, cattle have been killed and homes stripped for scarce vegetables.
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Sianfu
Shensi
China TV
Dust Bowl
Detroit Labor Unrest Escalates Amid Auto Plant Sitdowns
Detroit police moved to clear sit down strikers from small plants as United Auto Workers threaten a citywide automotive strike if police actions continue. Homer Martin warned of a nationwide plant walkout unless the raids stop. The city council denied a permit for a UAW mass rally at Cadillac Square, while union leaders claimed 175000 members would assemble.
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Detroit
India
United Automobile ‘Workers
Homer Martin
Thomas P. Henry Company
Us.a. W
Cadillac Square
Merlin D. Bishop
Martin
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Frank Murphy
Thomas P. Henry Printing Company
Heinrich A. Pickert
Murphy
General Motors
G. L. Williston
Navy Supply Bill Cleared by Senate for Conference
The Senate passed and sent to conference the 722.8 million dollar Navy supply bill with 180 million for ships and aircraft. Vote 64 to 1, opposing Sen. Frag ja rs who called it a naval race with Britain. The measure includes 340 million to begin eight destroyers and four submarines and 81 other vessels, plus 15.179 million for dreadnoughts and 397 planes and two nonrigid airships.
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Washington
Senate
Leon J. Frag
Jars
North Dakota
Great Britain
Homer T. Bone
California Flood Claims Two Lives in Sacramento River
In San Francisco and northern California unprecedented rains pushed the Sacramento River to danger levels. Mrs Golda Ohran age 32 and her 9 year old son Duane drowned when their car skidded into the river. Five others were rescued.
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California
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Golda Ohran
Butelingame
Cali
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Sacramento River
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