Valley BOYCOTT PLA URGES MAYOR OF GREEN BAY
In Green Bay area a meeting of the Fox River Valley Municipal league urged a boycott of the new federal work relief program set to begin April 1 in Wisconsin. Mayor John Diener of Green Bay led the push, with Anton Jansen of Little Chute planning a statewide boycott call at Stevens Point or Appleton. Delegates criticized the plan and the Wisconsin industrial commission, urging local officials to resist cost sharing and control of disbursement.
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Little Chute
Wis
Wisconsin
Fox River Valley Municipal League
John Diener
Green Bay
Anton Jansen
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
State League
Stevens Poins
Appleton
CWA
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Commission
Joseph T. Doerfler
Kimberly
Goodland
J. W. Goodland
Madison
Oshkosh
Neenah
Menasha
Him
Diener
Tattle Chute
Federal Assurance
Washington
BB. C
Charges 10 to be preferred against inspector and 16 guards
Milwaukee authorities announce the county board will pursue charges against Inspector William H. Momsen and 15 correction employees, including deputies and guards, following a lengthy probe into irregularities at the workhouse. Immediate suspensions for most accused were urged, with Momsen to be treated separately.
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Milwaukee
House of Correction
Willam H. Momsen
William H. Momsen
Gillette A
Wiliam Laebke
Reimhold Kamrath
WyLilant Worzala
Ben Campagnola
Frank Mollory
Joseph Mashuda
Louis Zarling
Arthur Holt
Charles Lampe
Rouiployes
Momsen
Federal State Men Raid Tavern
Federal and state agents raided the Broadway tavern on Deane street near State street, seizing nearly 100 gallons of alleged taxless liquor. Proprietor John Burns was held for questioning as investigators drew on state and federal statutes to pursue possible revenue violations.
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Broadway
Deane Street
State Street
John Burns
Revised air mail bill bars firms tied to 1930 conference
Washington reports a revised air mail bill would ban bidding by any company whose representative attended the 1930 Washington conference of air mail operators. The move aims to redraw the U S air mail map, with administration officials hinting at restoring private operation before new legislation passes. Roosevelt reportedly weighs action, possibly before a fishing trip, while Congress hints at forcing reorganizations and divorcing bidders from holding companies and interlocking directors.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Congress
Cummings
White House
Post Office
Commerce Department
Roosevelt
Com
State Supreme Court Backs Graduate Income Tax Law
Minnesota's high court unanimously upheld the 1933 graduate income tax as constitutional. The ruling requires 80,000 to 100,000 taxpayers to file returns by April 5 or face penalties, with about 2 million dollars in revenue expected from the tax this year.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
High Court
Retired Door County judge Dehos dies at 84
Jacob Dehos, 84, of Sturgeon Bay, a Door County judge who retired in January 1932, died yesterday at his daughter's home in Green Bay. An immigrant cobbler by trade, he was long known as the oldest county judge in the state.
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Green Bay
Wis
Jacob Dehos
Sturgeon Bay
Door
United States
Delos
Federal aid sought to build Mackinac Bridge in Michigan
Three Michigan men met with public works officials to request federal funding for a bridge across Mackinac Strait linking lower Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. State Rep Fenton of St Ignace C F Fowler engineer who prepared preliminary plans and Eugene Mertaugh of Hessel joined Rep Brown in the conference.
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Washington
Michigan
Publi Works Administration
Strats
Mackinac
Lower Michigan
Peninsula
Fenton
St. Ignace
C. FE. Fowler
Engincer
Eugene Mertaugh
Hessel
Brown
Michgan
Ahraomeare
World Court backed amid strong pleas for ratification
Senate foreign relations committee heard broad support for joining the world court with advocates including Alfred E. Smith. About 30 witnesses from business, church, media, port and legal groups urged ratification, citing peace over force in troubled times.
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Harold Ohya
Washington
Alfred E. Smith
United States
World Court
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Smith
Newton D Baker
Baker
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Theodore I. Green
Rhode Island
Jis
Waymack
Des Moiines Register
Bred Breackmian
National Chance
Wes
Cheese for Unemployed Aid Purchases Federal Surplus
The Federal Surplus Relief Corporation announced the purchase of 1,133,900 pounds of American cheese for the unemployed. Purchases come from Armour and Co in Madison, Peter Filer in Green Bay, Kraft Phenix in Plymouth and Fort Wayne, Pauly and Pauly in Manitowoc, Straube Co in Green Bay, and others in Wisconsin and Indiana.
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Washinington
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Armour O& Fa
Marchfield Wisconsin
Peter FH
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Plymouth
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Pauly and Pauly
Manitowoc
Coreen Bay
Smtr & Oi
Coheey
Philippines independence looming amid swift U S actions
Washington sees two steps toward Philippine independence within thirteen years, led by Roosevelt’s signature on the Tydings McDuffie bill and swift Philippine senate approval. The measure passed 68 to 8 with few amendments, setting independence by 1945 or soon after, contingent on Philippine legislature acceptance by October 1.
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Charles P. Nutter
Washington
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Tydings-McDuffie
Senate
Austin
Barbour Garey
Dickinson
Tess
Goldsborough
Kean
Vandenburg
Philippines
Piippine Legisature
Gueron
Phalinj Bune Senate
United States
Bremer confident kidnapers of son will be apprehended
Edward G. Bremer the son of bank president Adolf Bremer was abducted January 17 and released February 7 in Rochester Minnesota after a ransom of 200000. The Justice Department stated two captors Alvi Karpe and Arthur Barker were identified as leaders of the gang. The Washington based elder Bremer returned from Washington with assurances of progress and Attorney General Cummings confirmed positive identification.
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St. Piynl
Adolf Bremer
St Paul Krewer
Edward G. Bremer
Bremer
Washington
Insepti
Deepartment of Justice
Alvi Karpe
Arthur Barker
waAhiee Department
Karpis
Barker
Young Bremer
Hin Fen
Rochester
Minn
Cummings Srt
Public Works Money Allotted Yesterday
Washington public works allotments announced for Thursday include Cran sewer project for Whronsm Trman totaling 2400 dollars, Lake Geneva water plant loan and grant at 30000, and Two Rivers power plant loan and grant at 247000. Changes to prior development plans were noted amid ongoing program updates.
Bodden Dies as Bank Official at 65 in Milwaukee
Frank Bodden, 65, vice president of Marshal and Ilsley Bank, and a longtime bank executive, died at his Milwaukee home today after years of service. He held the bank role for 14 years and also served as vice president of Old Time Life Insurance Company.
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Marshal and Ilsley Bank
Bodden
Milwaukee
Frank Bodden
Lie Marshall& Naely Omni
My. Bodden
Tine Life Insurance
Rose and
Tos
Argther Beatier
Tate
Disarmament Death Knell Reported in Paris Note
A French note to London warned the Geneva disarmament process could fail unless Britain guarantees France against aggression. The document argues Geneva must realign with Article V of the covenant toward broad arm reductions and new security guarantees, outlining potential new talks and steps.
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Great Britain
England
Britain
Bradly
Toman
France
Baide Geneve
Lee
Germany
Iris
Right to claim $4000 insurance upheld in court
In a federal case Judge Patrick T. Stone overruled the government demurrer and allowed Mrs Suwalski, widow of a World War I soldier, to proceed with a claim for $4000 of war risk insurance disputed by her late husband’s brother. The matter centers on custody of the funds and dates back four years.
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Murchison
Suywalki
Ripon
Alfred Suyselcki
Suwalski
Patrick T. Stone
Federal
Confesses He Set Fire To School Barn In Madison
Madison resident Tugene Ne confessed to starting a fire in a school barn on March 13 to create an excuse. Insurance department officials estimated the loss at about $20,000. State officials confirmed the confession and noted the case is under review.
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Madison
Tugene
Wahreha
State Ansurance Department
Insurance Department
Norman
Willaims Greene
Wage Increases End Racine Strike at Case Plant
Workers at the J I Case plant in Racine Wisconsin return to work after an agreement raising wages ends a month long strike. Skilled workers gain about 15 percent to near 1929 levels, while over 200 unskilled employees receive 7.5 cents more per hour, with union recognition left unsettled. The settlement was endorsed by the Racine County workers committees and supported by a bargaining committee led by John Dulley.
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Roekne
Wis
P—liwelye
Case
Allikerg
Racine County Workers’ Committees
John Dulley
Leon Glansen
Workers’ Committee
Rache Build
Racife
Strakers
Cutler
Clausen
Race County
NRA
Eratis Une Sons
Federsation of Labor
Eisendiath Tannery
Oster Manufacturing Company
Wort
Osler
nuWenel
Automakers offer wage reform to curb AFL pressure
General Motors moves to reduce work weeks to 40 hours and raise pay to preserve wages, signaling a shift amid the Roosevelt recovery act debate. The plan affects 75,000 workers across 40 plants in 26 cities, aligning with Ford’s approach and pressuring labor unions as negotiations with Hugh S. Johnson proceed in Washington.
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Sidney B. Whipple
United Press
Detroit
American Federation of Labor
Gentral Motors Corporation
Roosevelt
Buck
Buck and Fisher Body
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
General Motors Group
Ford Phints
A.fp. Ol Ly
National Order
Company
Henry Ford
General Motors
Laj Bor
Ford
ADF
Wuioc
Cathine
Chevrolet
Flint
Saginaw
Marb
Parrytown
N.Y
Buitala
Weather Outlook and Temperature Notes Across Regions
General forecast notes indicate colder conditions tonight and Saturday across the northwest and northeast regions, with milder temperatures in other areas. North Dakota and South Dakota expect fair to generally sunny weather with colder nights, while Wisconsin and nearby locales report rising temperatures but variable conditions through Saturday. Data from observatories and regional reports reflect temperature highs and lows, with notable records such as Phoenix and Milwaukee cited among others.
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Gebud
Wisconsin
Ain Centoad
South Dakota
Osakosty Northwestern
Milwaukee
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Packard Motor Co
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Aack Row
John T. Smuth
Nicholas Kelly
Chrysler Motors
Donaldson Brown
General Moatars
Door County
Dehos
Senate Foreign Relations’ Committee
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Kenneth Hopping
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Menrols State Hospital
Rusk County
Legislative Investigating Committee
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Reese
Loxton
JF Mestersehnand
Prey Armstrong
Messerschmidt
J. I. Case
Plveral
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Satiike
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Nast Trike
Kinotha
Seaman Body Corporation
Oat Milwauker Chon Leider
Olleats
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Amencin Federation Ng Tahor
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