Floods Disrupt Traffic In Wisconsin Areas
Floods and ice jams disrupted Milwaukee Road trains and highway routes across west central Wisconsin. Ice dams six feet high blocked Highway 51 and rivers, prompting detours via Marshfield and Wausau while mills and dam operators worked to prevent further damage. Officials reported dams in the Chippewa River and other waterways under strain, with several bridges closed and power facilities adjusting gates to relieve pressure.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Highland Park
Wausau
Battle Island
Knowlton
Wisconsinn Rapids
Marshfield
Stevens Pom
Chippewa
Cobban
Chippewa Falls
Joe
Mill Creek
Stevens Point
Consolidated Water Power and Paper Company
Ann
Confession Not Permitted to Be Used as Evidence
Chicago Federal Judge Philip Sullvan refused to admit an alleged confession by John P. Chase in the slaying of two federal agents during a Glen battle near Barrington. The ruling marked a first setback for the government in its bid to convict Chase, who with George Baby Face Nelson engaged agents last November. Nelson was fatally wounded.
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Chicago
Philip &. Sullvan
John P. Chase
Barrington
Chace
George
Baby Face
Nelson
Continental powers joint in diplomacy on German rearmament
Paris announces a three power conference with France Russia and Italy agreeing on a united purpose. Talks will follow the London declaration and be exploratory. Mussolini schedules a Stresa meeting on April 11 after Eden’s visits to Moscow Warsaw Prague and Paris. Italy mobilizes 675000 troops plus 400000 fascist militiamen while France confirms Rhine front troop movements. Lavall warns Britain and Italy Germany may press pace.
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Paris
France
Ruzland
Italy
Sir John Simon
Hitler
London
Stresa
Mussolini
Sir John
Berlin
Capt
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Warsaw
Pra~hha
Czechoslovakia
New York
Rome
Mussolii
Strong twisting winds damage lake shore area in Ozaukee
A violent windstorm ripped through the Lake Shore area of Ozaukee, ripping off roofs and blowing down walls. Debris scattered, utility lines and wires were damaged, with structures described as a fishery or warehouse complex measurably affected amid widespread disruption.
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Lake Shore
Ozaukee
Milwaukee
Ian Lala
Cher
Pan AM
Tran Porepettied
Pilot killed in power dive tests flawed craft
Pilot James H Collins, Army trained, died when a Grumman fighter spun from a dive at more than 400 miles per hour near Farmingdale. The tenth test of a “mystery plane” ended when engine failure tore him from the cockpit. He reportedly planned a quiet life as an aviation writer after the tests. His wife and young son had just joined him in Garden City.
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Farmingdale
James H Collins
Grumman
Toose
Collins
Charles 4 Zandbergh
Brooks J
Kelly Fields
Texas
Navy
Andrew Crakiey
Nav
Fiser
Ming
Oklahoma City
Hive
Garden City
Estate of MBS Tabor Filed for Probate
Fragmentary probate notice states the estate of MBS Tabor is filed for probate. It mentions Elizabeth Tabor, late of Oshkosh, widow of HA, and other personal property. The text is damaged, but indicates a county probate action with listed names and assets placeholder.
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MBS
Tabor
Leathiliec
Elzabet Tabor
Oshkosh
Colorado
Anager M ‘Tasor
Aiae
Weather drift and upcoming storms across Wisconsin and Minnesota
The report details colder conditions for Wisconsin and Minnesota with scattered clouds and low temperatures. It notes a warming trend in the west, with forecasts for a transition into a stormier pattern by late March, including possible rain and unsettled weather across the region.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Oshhosh
Kengards Lake
Yellowmann
Wondar
Mitersonpa
Ince
Servne
Sreat
Dust Blight Wipes Plains as Dust Pneumonia Claims Many
Dust storms across eastern Colorado and western Kansas trigger dust pneumonia and wipe out farms. Affected areas report 100 deaths among humans and many cattle losses. Blamed seedbed practices and fallow fields for the disaster as relief efforts struggle with funds and damaged roads.
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Springfield
Colu
UPI
Naline
Colorado
Kansas
Munger
Osease
Charges Dismissed Against Brogks In Hospital Dispute
In a surprising ruling, charges against Brogks were dismissed in a hospital dispute. The case involved disputed claims and procedural questions, with the defense arguing lack of evidence and improper charges. Court records show no further action planned at this time.
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Brogks
Harlem Riot Claims The Third Victim
A third person died amid ongoing Harlem unrest as police and city officials urged calm. Witnesses described shattered storefronts, shouted clashes, and a tense night as residents sought safety and authorities prepared curfews.
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Harlem Riot
Constitution approved paving way for Philippine Commonwealth
President Roosevelt approved the recently drafted Philippine constitution completing a key American step toward Manila's home rule. The act sets a 10 year timeline for a Philippine Commonwealth, with Quezon named as a likely first president and plebiscite plans to formalize island statuts.
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Charles P Nutter
Associated Press
Weller
Washington, D. C
Philippines
Roosevelt
United States
Commonwealth
Manila
Congress
Phnippine Republic
Kuto+ sa
Frank Murphy
Manuel &. Quezon
Philippine Senate
Dern
Manuel Roxas
Lastice
Glato M. Recio
Mon 1
Mutphy
Ics Statuee
Murphy
Hoover era party unity call and rebuke to opponents
A Purported Hoover message urges California Republicans to unite behind American principles, denounces Democratic relief and labor policies, and warns of a centralized government. The text frames the party's duty as restoring free government and deterring demagogic trends while appealing to young voters.
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California Republican Assembly
Demske Uehmet
United Press Blatt
Saemmmente
Calif Pr
Hurbert Hua Todas
Dave
Abrahan Deere
Amelie Ipeng
Save the Nation
Calforna Repubblicas
Ican
Republican Party
Hoover
Sherri Halbert
Sacramento
California
Halbert
Abraham Lincoln
Bonus Inflation Plan Laid on the Table by Motion of Robinson
A legislative item titled Bonus Inflation Plan is discussed under a motion led by Robinson. The record shows ongoing procedures and references to related measures and pending amendments, with procedural details and names implied but not clearly stated.
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Robinson
Coltoun Loans to He Made on 1995 Crop
Washington reports Coltoun loans tied to 1995 crop with terms extending beyond the early maturity date. A prior prediction about processing taxes on meat, meal, and shot is denied by Senator George.
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Coltoun
Washington
Colton
Walkice
George
Penorclat
Geum
Wood lots exempted in fined bill
The Assembly, 62 to 7, concurred on the Cashman bill to exempt farm wood lots and erosion prone lands from tax. Governor to sign. exemption aims to aid farmers in reforestation. Sloped lands must meet 30 percent gradient. owners file applications and pay a $2 fee. Debate centered on school band use and other measures.
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Yal
John E Cashman
Progressive
Denmark
Assembly
Sesson
Philly
Philly la Follette
Otto Vozel
Promiessve
Miantowoe
Joseph Clanery
Ramang
Dee sParture
Frei Ciate
Boyle Estate Filed Listed at 1 585 000
Estate records show Boyle Estate filed with a valuation of 1 585 000 dollars. A local property docket lists the assets and legal representatives, with court notifications expected and tied to the ongoing probate action.
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Boyle
Manitaan Wr Yoo Mates Foeersies Delayed Vote
Fragmented OCR text notes votes in a certain area with delays and date references. It mentions independent candidates and a tied result, but specific names, places, and outcomes are unclear. The readable bits suggest an election or voting issue pending resolution.
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Manitaan
Yoo Mates Foeersies
Deleay el
Bill to House With Amendments Advances After Senate Action
The $4680-400,000 work relief bill with revisions including a river inflation plan moves to the House for conference. Senators softened language on currency expansion and agency confirmations while preserving large funding for public works and relief programs, with President Roosevelt retaining broad spending authority.
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Harold Qhser
Washington, D. C
Senate
Thomas
Okalahoma
Treasury
McCarran
Eneial
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