Leaders Opposed To Exemptions In Reorganization
Washington reports that administration leaders defeated a 50 to 33 senate move to exempt the forest service from the executive reorganization bill. Senator Pittman sought removal of the transfer from Agriculture to Interior, while Senator Hatch broke with party to back it briefly. The debate touched veterans exemptions and calls to return the bill to committee, with President Green of the AFL urging further study.
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Washington
Senate
Pittman
Nevada
Forest Service
Agriculture
Interior Department
Administration
Hatch
New Mexico
Clark
Missouri
Veterans’ Bureau
Johnson
California
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Roosevelt
Veterans’ Organizations
Veterans’ Administration
Vandenberg
Michigan
Congress
Norris
Nebraska
Byrd
Virginia
Comptroller
Willum Green
Revival seen but no spring dynamism, Roper says
Secretary of Commerce Daniel E. Roper and nine business leaders forecast a gradual revival in trade with no spring dynamism. They cited evidence of resistance to decline, replenishing inventories, and rising production in autos and related industries, plus firmer prices and better labor relations.
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New York
Daniel E. Roper
Raper
Roper
Spooner youth questioned in fatal Washkuhn shooting
Raymond Washkuhn, 17, a Spooner high school senior, died after a late night shooting in what sheriffs called a possible extortion plot. A youth was arrested with his father. alibi disputes and questions about a note demanding $10 surfaced. two women and another youth were questioned. Washkuhn, son of local farmers, was wounded in the right lung, crawled to a neighbor’s home, and died early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner
Wis
Raymond Washkuhn
Robert H. Willis
Washkuhn
Willis
Dist. Atty
Sylvas C
Phoebe Wahley
Whaley
Witil
National Guard
Fred W. Washkuhn
Spring Brook
Whaley Residence
Whaley Home
Body of Hoodlum Dumped at Entrance of Chicago Hospice
The nude body of Am brose Russo 25 year old ex convict was found wrapped in a blanket at the Mother Cabrini hospital entrance in Chicago. Police say he may be one of three robbers tied to a fur heist on Michigan avenue the previous day.
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Chicago
Ambrose Russo
Mother Cabrini Hospital
Matle Louise
Russo
Michigan Avenue
Palice
New London Fights Flood Waters With Sandbag Barricade
New London Wisconsin builds a sandbag barricade on the low north side to stem Wolf River floodwaters eight feet above normal in places. Continued rain raised fears the river would rise another 14 inches to the top of the remaining wall, with jams at bridges east of town and water seeping into low farmlands.
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New London
Wis
Chin Claim Japan Defeat Near At Hand
Chinese Red Army leader Yu Cheng Tsao says Japan is closer to defeat than at any time since the war began eight months ago. Guerrilla actions isolate Japanese forces on the central front, sever communications, wipe out transport, and threaten supply lines. a 40,000-strong Japanese detachment in southern Shansi is cut off.
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James D. White
Red Army
Monci Province
North China
China
Yu Cheng Tsao
Central Hopeh Tar
Yellow River
Central China Front
Shansi
Red
Peiping-Hankow
Peping-Hankow
Tortungs Mountain
Tras
NAW MEASURE PROMPTS SHARP SENATE DEBATE ON NAVAL EXPANSION
Washington reports the administration's naval expansion bill will trigger broad senate debate on foreign policy neutrality and national defense. The House passed it 292 to 100 led by Borah and La Follette who call the project a costly misstep.
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Washington
Senate
House
Borah
Republican
Idaho
la Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
German Nazi Efforts Rebuffed by Brazil
The German government failed to lift Brazil's ban on Nazi activities as Foreign Minister Oswaldo Aranha rejected the latest representations. Ambassador Ritter reported strong language. talks with officials, including Francisco Campos, yielded no changes. President Vargas maintains a policy of suppressing Nazi influence among Brazil’s 155,000 Germans.
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Tio de Janeira
Germany
Foreign Office
Oswaldo Aranha
Brazil
Carl Ritter
Ritter
Francisco Campos
Justice
Getulio Vargas
Bravi
Roosevelt Heads to Warm Springs for 10 Day Vacation
President Roosevelt leaves Washington for a ten day stay at Warm Springs Georgia with one official event planned in Gainesville tomorrow he will speak in a town square. He then proceeds to his cottage near the Warm Springs Infantile Paralysis foundation and is due to arrive late tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Gainesville
Gainesside
Nazis Arrest Two Habsburg Scions In Vienna
Vienna reports two Habsburg princes son of Archduke Francis Ferdinand were arrested amid monarchist activity. Also detained were Prince Maximilian Egon Fürstenberg and other monarchists as Austrian authorities seek arms surrender ahead of the April plebiscite. Police ordered all fired arms turned in by Friday.
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Maximilian and
Ernest
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Vienna
Maximilian J
Ernest of
Hohenberg
Francis Ferdinand
Hapsburg
Maximilian Egon Fuerstenberg
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Austra
Fuehr
Adolf Hitler
Prince Fuerstenberg
Austria
Paign
Theodor Koerner
Ma. Alex
Patricia Ryan Acquitted by Jury in Husband Death
A Bronx jury of nine men and three women acquitted Patricia Ryan after a four hour deliberation. The trial heard she killed her patrolman husband with his service revolver in their bedroom on October 31, claiming temporary insanity from his abusive behaviors. The verdict ends a five month courtroom saga and allows Ryan to return to her children Mickey and Patricia Jr.
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New York
Patricia Ryan
Bronx
Tncir
Lithuania Accepts Poland's Minister Appointment Amid Protest
Kaunas confirms Franciszek Horwath as Poland's minister to Latvia, first in 20 years, after Lithuania accepts Polish ultimatum by March 31. Premier Jan Tubelis returns from sick leave to face cabinet decisions while protests erupt. 20 demonstrators arrested, later released, following a ceremony at the presidential palace and a Vilna song about reclaiming Vilna.
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Kaunas
Lithuania
U.P
Poland
Franciszek Horwath
Polina
Latvia
Polity
Vilna
Mexican expropriation fuels protests and prisoner claim
The report notes L L Anderson of Hausteс Oil Company says American oilman Ed Borrego, a Tampico refinery superintendent for Standard Oil, was held as a “virtual prisoner” until paying money to workers. He fears departure blocked as expropriation of oil properties accelerates. Thousands of Mexican and foreign staff react, while authorities move to remove foreigners from isolated fields before nightfall amid high sentiment.
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Tilly
Hull
Mexico City
L. Lb. Anderson
Haustec Oil Company
Ed Borrego
Tampico
Anderson
Borrego
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Tuasteca
Hige
Maco
Huasteca Company
Mexica City
Feltd
Wisconsin Weather Summary and Observations
Wisconsin cloudy and colder with showers along the eastern portion into tonight. Wednesday by the northwest portion warmer but overall cooler, with generally fair, cooler southeast and warmer northwest conditions. Northwestern observations show partly cloudy early morning with temperatures around 73 at Milwaukee yesterday’s highs and lows. From Ruckstaff Observatory a Sunday 8 pm to Monday 6 am temperature max 75 min 36 with no precipitation and southeast wind. One year ago max 37 min 27.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Abilene AB
Yellowstone
Ruckstaff Observatory
HoldUp Victim Died in Wisconsin Garage Shooting
Rau Claire Wisconsin reports Robeson, 44, shot in abdomen Sunday as he entered a garage. He died this morning after walking home. Police say a holdup man fired when Robeson refused to raise his hands.
TVA Head Refuses to Explain Removal Threat
Arthur E. Morgan said he has no further statement for President Roosevelt after being ordered to provide any reason he should not be removed as chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority. Roosevelt warned of an executive order if Morgan did not respond by 2:30 p.m. and Morgan indicated plans to travel. The dispute involves co-directors David Lilienthal and H. A. Morgan as Morgan seeks old records for his case. Removal or suspension was increasingly seen as likely, with options including a presidential order or a Senate confirmation decision after possible suspensions and inquiries.
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Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
Roosevelt
Harcourt A. Morgan
Davie C. Lilienthal
Atlantic Ocean
Nye
North Dakota
Pittman
Nevada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
United States
Hall
Spain
France
Great Britain
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Rader Winger
Londin
Sime
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Charme Bern
House of Commans
Adbieet
Wold
Chamberlain
Anthony Eden
Dorf
Germany
Hitler
Ialy
Muscolini
Chiomneperlain
Czechoslovakia
Freteh
eHapHetse Sun
Su Taomas Tatap
Iqine Inter
Yellow Springs
Tennessee Valley Authority
Morgan
Washington
Chicago
Storm Center
David E. Lilienthal
H. A. Morgan
Tennessee Valley
Son
Ohio
Capitol Jill
Tornadic Wind Devastates Western Wisconsin Counties
A tornado force wind with rain and hail struck Wood Clark and Marathon counties early today, ripping roofs from houses, toppling barns, snapping power and telephone lines, and causing extensive property damage in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. One resident Mrs Reuben Kirg Marsmeid injured when her home was destroyed. Rodds Timber and Veneer in Marshfield suffered about 75000 in damage as parts of the factory were unroofed and a smokestack toppled. Numerous barns, silos, and trees damaged. several entities reported killed near Nejlisville Clark County. In Galesville a separate wind event caused about 5000 damage, leveling lines and crumpling barns.
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Marshfield
Wiscom
Wood
Clark
Marathon
Reuben Kirg. Marsmeid
Rod
Galesville
Wis
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Oshkosh Man
Wisconsin Archeologieal Society
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Oshkosh
W. E. Erdman
Horicon
Arthur P. Kannenberg
Oshkoh
Deutsche Diplomatisch=Polihisene
Warm Springs, GA
Hapsburg Family
Edward Sunderland
McGees Mill
Susquehanna River
Williamsport
Mexico
Cngland
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