Trade Agreements Aiding Peace, Dairy Leader Says
Lynn R. Edminster, chief economic analyst of the state department, told the Dairymen's association that the administration's trade agreements program is a definite contribution to world peace. He argued economic security and healthy foreign trade raise living standards and boost employment, noting dairy benefits from reciprocal pacts include increased domestic purchasing power and keeping land and labor from shifting to export crops. He dismissed claims that higher cheddar imports caused price declines, stating 2.2 percent of domestic production in the year was imports and had little impact on prices.
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Lynn R. Edminster
State Department
Dairymen’s Association
Edminster
Fire on Fijian forces crew to life boats in Pacific
Flames spread aboard the Fijian far out in the Pacific after a gasoline explosion in the forward hold. Two Chinese crew members were seriously injured among 30 aboard as most took to lifeboats while a skeleton crew fought the blaze. The ship, chartered by Flood Brothers of San Francisco, was about five miles south of Aurh island in the Marshall group, 2 500 miles southwest of Honolulu, sailing from San Francisco March 2 for the South Seas and Antipodes under Capt Alfred Parker.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Fijian
Coast Guard
Janeta
Pago Pago
Flood Brothers
San Francisco
Aurh Island
South Seas
Alfred Parker
Blot
Governor Praises Achievements of State Dairymen
Governor Philip F. La Follette praised Wisconsin dairymen before 1,000 delegates at the 65th Wisconsin Dairy Men's convention. He credited the Dairy Association leadership with progress and urged continued effort with other dairy groups, agriculture college, and Markets department to keep Wisconsin atop the dairy industry. A fatal bus crash near Salem killed 17 passengers en route from St Louis to Cincinnati. Five were critically burned. witnesses cited a tire blowout and a bridge abutment impact. Roads were blocked as crews transported victims and burned bodies to local funeral homes.
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Salem
Til
Salem Hospital Today
Here
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Louis
Philip F. la Follette
Wisconsin Dairymen’s Association
Armory
Wisconsin
la Follette
Wisconsin Dairymen
College of Agriculture
Department of Markets
Commission Granted Power to Regulate Fishing in Green Bay
Madison assemblyman Frank Graass proposed a bill to empower the conservation commission to regulate commercial fishing in Green Bay. The measure would cover smelt, herring, suckers, carp and perch in northern and southern zones and trout and white fish in southern waters, authorizing seasons, fishing locations, gear types and mesh sizes to conserve and protect commercial fisheries.
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Madison
Frank Graass
Sturgeon Bay
The
Conservation Commission
Green Bay
Graass
Slayer of Iradla child kills self in jail
Buenos Aires report says Jose Gancedo, the confessed kidnapper of 2 year old Eugenia Pereyra Tradla, died by hanging in Dolores prison. The case drew international attention due to Iraola family prominence. the child was abducted Feb 25, body found four days later in a corn field near the ranch.
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Buenos Aires
U.P
Jose Gancedo
Eugenia Pereyra Tradla
Dolores
Gancedo
Governor urges civil service for state workers in Wisconsin
Governor La Follette urged the legislature to maintain civil service for state employees and limit exemptions to emergencies. He urged reversing Assembly moves to exempt WHFCA and beverage tax division staff, arguing civil service ensures merit. The assembly debated an administration bill requiring beverage tax division employees to qualify under civil service.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Wisconsin Home and Farm Credit Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Civil Service
Wisconsin
WHFCA
Assembly
Senate
Three Killed as British Airliner Crashes in Storm
A British airliner crashed in a snowstorm near Dreux France injuring six and killing three. The Capri Cornus hit a mountainside at 2:30 p.m. in the Beauselais vineyards outside Oraux near Macon.
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Lyoux
France
U.P
Here
Dreux
Beauselais
Oraux
Macon
Fraance
Wheeler Seeks State Law Toll for Child Labor Goods
Senator Wheeler argues that federal changes to the court or constitution are unnecessary to regulate child labor products. He proposes shipping state laws to govern commerce, noting constitutional backing and precedent from Hawes Cooper and Ashurst Summers acts. The plan aims to curb prison-made goods in states banning their sale, while hearings on the judiciary bill progress slowly.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Supreme Court
Congress
Dodds
Harald W. Dodds
Princeton , University
William Hirth
Missouri
Hawes- Cooper
Ashurst-Summers
New York
Blum 13 Given France 3 Vote Or Confidence
France's premier Leon Blum won a 362-215 confidence vote after an all night parliamentary clash. The strong showing followed the Clichy riots and amid leftist rightist tensions. Herriot adjourned the session as deputies clashed, while Blum pledged liberty for all and respect for the law to steady democratic institutions.
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Paris
France
Leon Blum
Chamber of Deputies
Blum
Col
Francois de la Rouque
People's Front
Uas
Edouard Herriot
Chamber
Clichy
Snowy Wisconsin Weather Update With Winds and Cold
The weather forecast calls for heavy snow in Wisconsin tonight and Thursday with strong easterly to northerly winds and continued cold. Temperatures from Buckstaff Observatory show a maximum of 42 and a minimum of 2 with no precipitation reported.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Abilene
Pex
New Orleans
Marquette
Mich
Sault Ste Mane
Buckstaff
Dairy Leaders of Wisconsin Warn Oleo Legislation Threatens Interests
Rep Harry Sauthoff of Madison warns Wisconsin dairymen that the Kleberg bill to ease oleo margarine regulations endangers dairy products. A M Loomis says the bill allows retail sale of white oleomargarine made from various oils and weakens enforcement of the oleo law, risking constitutional validity. Sauthoff calls attention to propaganda aimed at discrediting dairy products to repeal oleo laws.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Harry Southofff
Madison
Wis
Southerl
Paul Weiss
Loomis
Sauthoff
Weiss
Storm Lashes Wisconsin Wide Area
Strong winds and heavy snowfall hit a broad stretch of Wisconsin today causing poor visibility and hazardous driving. Temperatures ranged from below freezing to mid twenties with slush on streets in Madison and several inches of snow reported in Superior, La Crosse, Oshkosh and other cities.
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Wisconsin
Madison
William Hornig
Milwauker
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Superior
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Eau Claire
Sheboygan
Janesville
Green Bay
Coast Guard
Britain moves to tighten Spain nonintervention
London calls cabinet to address new threats to European peace as Britain strengthens the Spain nonintervention system. A full dress meeting of the neutral committee is planned to appoint agents to prevent arms and volunteers reaching the Spanish civil war. Talks consider inviting the United States to join the neutrality circle.
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Europe
London
Great Britain
Lord Plymouth
Spain
Dina Grandi
United States
Tilahan
Mussolini
St Louis Man to Speak at Noonday Service Tomorrow
A St Louis man will speak at both noonday Noonday Lenten services in Oshkosh tomorrow on the topic Homes Blessed at the Cross. Attendance today was light due to bad weather but two programs were planned for tomorrow and Friday as the storm eases. Dr Walter A Maier of St Louis will deliver the address at 12 10 and 1 00 oclock.
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Oshkosh
Walter A. Maier
St. Louis
Walter Schutmann
Northwestern Coliege
Watertown
Wis
J. E. Elbert
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. 8. Bach
W. H. Schriefer
Roosevelt and leaders to confer over sitdown strike
Warm Springs Ga officials said President Roosevelt had spoken with congressional leaders on the sit-down strike and would confer in Washington. Senate leaders urged a conference if the crisis persisted. Michigan Governor Murphy's automotive strike talks adjourned with no settlement. 6,000 Chrysler workers idle in Detroit as talks continue.
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Warm Springs
White House
Roosevelt
Washington
Senate
Robinson
Dies
Texas
House Rules Committee
Lansing
Murphy
Tte Rebout Democrat
Michigan
National
House of Representatives
Sr.d. Homer Martin
Automobile Workers
Walter P. Chrysler
John L. Lewis
New York
Wayne
Chrysler
Detroit
Lewis
Insurgent Coastal Town Bombed by Rebel Warship
Reports from the Spanish Civil War describe a rebel sea attack near Castellon de la Plana killing seven people and wounding thirty in a Catalan coastal town. Air strikes hit Guadalajara lines as Franco's forces entrench northeast of Madrid amid Italian manpower claims.
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Guadalajara
Madrid
Tea
Febus
Castellon de la Plana
Mies
Valencia
Fecus
Berenicasin
Eygnt
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OMRY
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Department of State
Arthur Neumann
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Winnebago County
Raulf
Margaret Draeger
Wisconsin Dairymen's Association
U. S. Highway 50
Commission
Iradla
Levitan's
Pres
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton College
A. M. Loomis
National Dairy Union
Southoff
Rau Claire
Continuerd Cote
Frank H. Coleman
Berlin
Hermann Goering
Germany
Reich
U.S
Gtatoler
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