Farm relief in mortgage cases eyed by Washington leaders
Speaker Rainey and newspaper men reported the treasury is studying a farm mortgage refinancing plan proposed by President Roosevelt. A tentative bill drafts a bond issue potentially up to 2.1 billion dollars to refinance mortgages and liquidate joint stock land banks, extending the farm loan system and lowering interest to about 5 percent. The plan envisions selling bonds or exchanging them for mortgages, with liquidation of banks in an orderly fashion and no more tax free bonds.
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Washington—i
Rainey
Treasury
Oday
Congress
Roosevelt
Woodin
Senate
Farm Loanystem
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Miss Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Robbers Lock Locals In Store Room And Take 35
In Waterford Wisconsin three young men forced 10 people into a storage area of Joseph Auterman’s grocery and escaped with 35 dollars from the cash register. The robbers, with two revolvers and one with a sawed off gun, wore masks and fled toward Milwaukee after locking clerks customers and two children inside for about 10 minutes until a woman unlocked the door. Another robbery at the R G Winkler grocery and market in Rochester near =robbed during the night of meat and clothing valued at 250 dollars.
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Waterford
Wis
Uny
Joseph Auterman
Auterman
Bobhers
Milwaukee
R. G. Winkler
Rochester
Sanitary District 18 Blamed by U S Official
Washington special master Ward F Me cClennen filed in the supreme court Wednesday his report on the Lake Michigan diversion scheme. He said delays in Chicago sanitary district and Illinois in constructing works stem from inexcusable failure to apply to the secretary of the interior for approval.
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Washington
Ward F. MecClennen
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Roosevelt nominates Collier to tariff and radio commissions
President Roosevelt announced the appointment of James W. Collier of Mississippi to the Tariff Commission and James H. Hanley of Nebraska to the Radio Commission, marking federal personnel changes.
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Washington
Sevelt
James W. Collier
Isippi
Tariff Commission
James H. Hanley
Nebra
Radio Commission
Governor forbids foreclosures on property in use
Bismarck notes Governor Witham Langer issues order halting foreclosures on property in use to protect homeowners. The directive affects mortgage holders and lenders, citing public interest and financial stability in North Dakota during the crisis period.
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Bismarck
Morteage Eclosirea
Ftaedard O
North Dakota
Gov. Witham Langer
Peavey Joins House Forages Assigned to Committees
Rep. Hubert H. Peavey the Republican incumbent in Wisconsin Tenth district was sworn in Wednesday. Speaker Rainey assigned him to the pensions war claims and Indian affairs committees. Peavey had been ill at his Washburn home and arrived two weeks late.
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Washington
Hubert H. Peavey
Wisconsin
Rainey
Peavey
Washburn
Wis
Milwaukee Urges Postponement Of Civic Beer Celebration
Milwaukee leaders and church figures pressed to move the planned civic celebration for the beer bill after Easter to avoid passion week observances. Mayor Hoan and county chairman Warnimont backed delaying, while Archbishop Stritch urged postponement, arguing the penitential season should not host a celebration of beer. Thousands gathered at breweries amid the bill signing, with bells and sirens signaling the event.
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Milwaukee
D. W. Hoan
Eugene Warnimont
Clifford P. Morehouse
The
Living Church
Morehouse
Hoan
Samuel A. Stritch
Basis Found For Drastic Reduction Of State School Aids
Madison U P A basis for drastic reduction of state aids to common schools was found by Attorney General Finnegan. He fixes $600 as the maximum per teacher that the state may pay under the equalization law, supporting Sen. Cashman’s investigation into $343,000 excess payments last year. One section of the law sets $250 per elementary teacher annually, another allows up to $600 per teacher where local valuation per pupil is low. Finnegan says $600 is the maximum after considering the base and equalization.
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Madison
U.P
James E. Finnegan
John F. Cashman
Denmark
Senate
Department of Public Instruction
Miss Perkins
R. v. Stuart
Forestry Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
Mississippi
Stuart
Connery
Massachusetts
Forest
Sturt
House
White House
Roosevelt
Norris
Nebraska
Elendar
Ameiner
Edo
Zimimerman
Covernor Kohler
la Follette
Wot
Finance Committee
Wisconsin
Cape
Cashman
Tina Een
Finnegan
Basia
Milwaukee attorney injured in auto crash hospitalised
Frank T. Bossel, Milwaukee attorney and instructor at the University of Wisconsin College of Law, was confined to St. Mary's Hospital today for injuries from an accident last Friday. His car overturned near Pewaukee, struck a post, and he suffered seven fractured ribs and other possible injuries.
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Milwaukee
Frank T. Bossel
University of Wisconsin
Coliese of Law
St. Mary's Hospital
Pewauker
Withdrawal of Agron F Weise Attorneys as Representative
In Milwaukee a withdrawal affects the representation of Agron F Weise as counsel. The action appears connected to a pending Mile and Kee case with a noted date of April 4. Officials or Bayer terms appear in the brief fragment.
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Milwaukee
Agron F. Weise
Altornes
Relief over employment in reforestation push described
Washington reports outline a relief oriented reforestation program to aid job loss in congested industrial cities. Frances Perkins defends a proposed $30 monthly wage while allies push to enroll unemployed in a civilian conservation corps under a three department plan with labor, war, and agriculture coordinating camps and work.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
House
Senate Labor
Dern
Civilian Conservation Corps
Miss Perkins
Labor Department
War Department
Agriculture Department
Kenosha Beats Antico in Madson Tourney Consolation
Madison Kenosha Wish school, a top favorite, defeated Antica in the first round and then beat Antiga in the consolation round of the state basketball tournament. Beloit had toppled Kenosha earlier. Other glimpses note Niagara Falls coasted to a second-round bid and St. Rita faced Chicago opponents in mixed results.
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Madison
Kenosha Wish School
Beloit
Antiga
Baton
Approval for Farhad Plan and Farm Relief Debate
Chicago reports show five Midwest farmers as reader respondents broadly approve the administration relief proposals. Editorial writers view Roosevelt’s plan as an experimental step, with mixed bets from Des Moines to Fort Wayne papers. Some papers doubt feasibility, others call the plan a price peaking program and urge congressional review.
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Chicago
U.P
Middle West
Roosevelt
Des Moines Register
Wallace
National Senate
Fort Wayne
Indiana
News-Sentinel
Farm Belt
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Star
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Council Tightens Milk and Cream Ordinance
The Chicago council reinforced city health restrictions on milk and cream shipments, authorizing health board power to service farms within an area to meet supply costs. Debates arose over legal reach and impact on markets as officials argued about enforcement and economic effects.
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U.P
Chicago Board of Health
Chicago
United States
The
Health Board
Chicaco
Lane Health i. Ee
Board of Health
Terman Bunidescu
Aeeyved
Otha Coupe Ynonentian
Bondeitch
Bogota
Hines Considered For Key Transportation Post
Wall Street chatter centers on Walker D. Hines former director general of railroads under federal control as a likely appointee in the coming administration transport program. A practicing New York attorney and ex Santa Fe head Hines is linked to a broad board of control plan for steam carriers with powers extending beyond interstate commerce oversight.
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New York
Walker D. Hines
Orepork Persishh
Tags
Small Nations win move to discuss MacDonald plan
At Geneva the General Disarmament Commission set immediate debate on Premier Ramsay MacDonald's armaments proposal after small nations urged action, marking a setback to Mussolini’s four power treaty push. American delegate Hugh Williams abstained from the vote as British French and Italian allies pressed for the discussion tomorrow.
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Geneva
Muro
Europe
General Disarmament Commission
Ramsay MacDonald
Pnasaid
Racker
Ariza Henderson
Pon Mania
MacDonald
Hender
Hugh Wil
Prenmier
Mussolini
Tully
MacDonnwad
Rome
Stusoun Pata
Paris
Unclear OCR fragment on church service at Baroeoor
Fragmentary text mentions a church at Baroeoor and references a Standard outlet. No clear event, date, or participants are readable.
Cheese Federation Gets Right to Recover Overpayments
Green Bay Wisconsin in a test case Judge Henry Graass ruled that the Na hianel Cheese Producers federation may recover overpayments from its member cooperatives even if funds were distributed to patrons. The federation argued it fixed prices too high during losses in 1928 1929. many patrons died sold farms or went bankrupt.
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Green Bay
Wis
Henry Graass
Nahianel Cheese Producers Federation
Neith Cooperative Dairy Products Association
Sheboyean County
Grates
Shebovean
Naonal Federation
Federa Hien
Miners Defy Death to Hold Jobs in Polish Strike
In Warsaw more than 700 coal miners at Klimeaniow began a fifth day underground defying the government and risking their lives to save their livelihoods. They refused food after Saturday and sent representatives to plead their case while wives and children picketed the pitheads. Operators planned to flood the shafts, but the miners stayed at their posts to prevent it.
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Warsaw
Poland
Klimeaniow
Wie
Worl
Cher Wives
Women Folks Rally to Prevent Foreclosure Near Dawson
In Madison county women rallied in larger numbers to shield Knut Alderson’s 160 acre farm near Dawson from a scheduled foreclosure sale. Sheriff Smainard and John Arenes Company were involved as a delay was announced, with men away at a farmers meeting.
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Madison
Mian
Sherif A. G. Smaavaard
Kana
Dawson
Knut Alderson
Sneruy Smaneaard
John Arenes Company
Indehalte
Uiarmen Folk
Paral
Wisconsin Legislature Tests New Alcohol and Music Exhibition
A contested question on approving celebratory exercises marked by the legalization of Perry faced Wisconsin lawmakers. If elbow pending foam blowing and harmonizing on Sweet Adeline are deemed proper, the exhibition may be witnessed in the assembly chamber on the evening of April 7.
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Madison- UR
Perry
Wisconsin
Aodibisman Toeeph Mo Ctiiesen
Woeres
Former Wisconsin governor undergoes operation
Madison reports Francis E. McGover n, Milwaukee attorney and former Wisconsin governor, underwent an operation at Wisconsin General hospital today for gall bladder trouble. Attendants said he was resting comfortably afterward.
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Madison
Francis E. McGovern
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wisconsin General Hospital
Power of the state teachers lobby sparks senate clash
Wisconsin senators traded charges as Sen John Cashman accused John Callahan the superintendent of public instruction of leading the most powerful state political lobby. He argued a 193? attorney general opinion alleges improper school aid apportionment, claiming about 345000 to 347000 dollars may be misallocated, and criticized the Callahan equalization plan that lets districts gain extra aid by hiring more teachers.
April 6 in History Marks Wars and Discoveries
Eventful day across history with milestones including the United States declaring war on Germany in 1917 and Admiral Peary's North Pole claim in 1909. Notable dates mention early presidents and battles, but many details are garbled.
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Chicago
Rois
Atables
Gitta
Avril
Crooree Highton
Antu
Troy
Batttle
Shitoh
Admiral Peary
North Pole
United States
Germany
Heer
Nazi Leader Prompts Dictatorship Four-Year Grant
Berlin reports the Reichstag granted Chancellor Hitler four years of dictatorial power with socialists the sole opposition. Hitler hailed the move as necessary for social reconstruction, while Otto Wels warned to defend liberty and honor. Troops and police guarded the Kroll Opera House as the new regime moved to curb dissent and empower Goering with broad authority.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Hitler
Otto Wels
Adolf Hitler
Hagis
Tie
German Republic
Kroll Opera House
Parliament
Whch
Capt
Hermint Goering
Hans Kerrl
Botty
Trane Stoelaonaxi
Prminkly
Nolions
Guy
Cval
Emntricis
Socialeis
Comunists
Weather notes from Wisconsin and Great Lakes region
A weather summary reports fair conditions in Wisconsin and Lake Michigan areas with light northwest winds. Upper Michigan shows partly cloudy skies with little temperature change. Historical temp notes list Abilene Texas and Phoenix Arizona with warm highs, plus scattered data from Buckstaff Observatory and regional readings.
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Eyed
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Lake Michigan
Upper Michigan
Northwestern
Tam
Milwaukee
United States
Abilene
Tex
Phoenix
Ari
Yellowstone
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