Oshkosh to Join Wisconsin Homecoming Effort in Week of Events
Oshkosh will participate in the On Wisconsin movement with a week of music boating swimming and other events as part of a statewide plan to attract Chicago World Fair tourists. A civic committee led by Casper Pfieffer will raise funds selling Wisconsin loyalty pins priced at 1 each to support the statewide campaign.
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Oshkosh
Chamber of Commerce
Casper Pfieffer
H. Ww. G Bruegger
Walter H. Hacfs
EF. R. Smith
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
Wiscon
Bill Introduced to Legalize State Aids in Schools
Madison reports the assembly judiciary committee introduced a bill to legalize state aids to elementary schools certified by State Superintendent Joan Callahan after Atty. Gen. Finnegan ruled them illegal. Sen. Cashman asks for legal ruling. about 350,000 in aids were certified beyond the 600 limit, affecting 1,322 districts not yet paid. The debate centers on whether the 2600 maximum applies to this aid or to a district’s tax valuation.
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Madison
Judiciary Committee of the Assembly
Joan Callahan
James E. Finnegan
John Cashman
Denmark
Callahan
Tunmegan
Survey finds most banks open nationwide after closures
A survey shows about 15,300 of 19,296 banking institutions open today, with 5,328 of 6,891 Federal Reserve member banks active and at least 10,000 of roughly 12,432 nonmembers open. District figures cover Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin and others with partial operations and restrictions noted.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve System
Reserve
Federal Reserve
Wisconsin-Michigan
Cuaeee
Minneapolis
Illinois
Stes Welt
Indiana
Sasen
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Demysleigl Eas
Budget panel urges trimming governor advisory council
The legislative finance committee report on the state budget proposes reducing the governor advisory council from 20 to 12 members. Currently the council has five senators, five assembly members and 10 citizens, with Leo T. Crowley named as chairman but no other members announced. The proposal would form a 3 senator, 3 assembly, and 6 citizen panel, all serving without pay.
Wisconsin Debaters Lead After First Round Contests
Wisconsin holds early lead in the Delta Sigma Rho intercollegiate debate tournament as four Wisconsin teams win in the first round. Wisconsin defeated Marquette Iowa State Teachers Beloit and Wyoming while Beloit defaulted a contest. Remaining debates discuss federal control of banking.
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Madison
U.P
University of Wisconsin
Delta Sigma Rho
National Forensic Fraternity
Wisconsin
Marquette University
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Wyoming
Beloit College
Marquette
University of Iowa
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Lawrence College
Carleton
Beloit
Continued Congressional Session Through June Revealed by Rainey
Washington reports Speaker Rainey foresees a continued congressional session until June 1 to finish President Roosevelt's program. He urged home support, noted upcoming direct relief for states, and suggested loans may replace grants since repayment is unlikely.
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Washinglton
Congress
Roosevelt
Rainey
Nebraska judge declines Roosevelt court appointment
Arthur F. Mullen of Nebraska declined President Roosevelt's offer to sit on the federal circuit court of appeals. In a letter he thanked the president and said he could serve the administration better as a private citizen during these stern times. He delivered the declination in person.
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Washington
Arthur F. Mullen
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Mullen
Mulien
Margin Small For Purse Of Badger State
Wisconsin faces a tight budget as of July 1 with a depleted cash balance of 2.9 million. Revenues estimated at 35.2 million contrast with 41.99 million in expenditures, creating a 6.69 million shortfall. A mix of new taxes including cigarettes, cosmetics, cigars, a chain store tax, gift tax, beer tax, and license fees are proposed to balance the books, while federal beer taxes complicate expectations.
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Finance Committee
Schnedeman
Assembly
Wisconsin
Miss Wall Falls Short in North and South Final
Pinehurst Mau reen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey defeated Bernice Wall of Oshkosh Wisconsin 5 and 4 to win the women s north and south golf championship for the third straight year. Volleyball meet at Merril saw South Side Business Men and Paines tie for third as Fond du Lac led with eight wins and Fond du Lac Vocationals followed with six wins two losses Oshkosh teams posted three wins while Kaukauna lost all eight games No eligibility rules allowed some Class A players to play with Ford de Vac against Class B teams.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Orcutt
Wall
South Side Business
Paines
The
Merril
Fond Dua Lac
Fond du Lac Vocationals
Kaukauna
Ford de Vac
Jews boycott German goods amid anti Semitic uproar in Europe
London reports say Jewish traders in London warn German officials from offices and a world alliance led by Louis Golding calls for a boycott on German films and restaurants. Berlin officials deny persecutions while Munich notes Jews from 1914 migrations must report to police. Protests continue in London New York Paris and Warsaw as Jewish groups urge action.
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London
U.S
Germany
World Alliance For
Louis Golding
World Alliance
Jewish Board of Deputies
New York
U.P
Munich
United Press
Rhenish
Bavaria
Palatinate
Warsaw
Berlin
Organization of Jewish War Veterans
United States
America
Central Union of Jewish Faiths
World Alliance For Combatting
Paris
Dernieres Nouvelles
Frankfort-Am-Main
von Westrem
Palestine
Frankfort
Opening Talks on War Debts Would UK US and France
Washington officials indicate the United States will press for international cooperation to revive world trade and explore debt negotiations with France and other defaulting nations. Hull signaled openness to discussions with debtors while seeking broad backing for the London world economic conference.
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Washington
Hull
United States
France
Mull
F. G. Vosburgh
Associated Press
Roosevelt
State Department
Great Britain
U Lindsay
London
Alenevo Arrested On Old Charge In Oshkosh
John Klevene, an Oshkosh man with a long juvenile and adult record, was arrested for an alleged attempted life attack on former policeman Emil Zarling on Oct 7 1928. Police say threats against local residents prompted the arrest after he was seen with a loaded revolver during a 1928 incident with Chief Gabbert. Bond set at 2500. preliminary exam scheduled for March 31.
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John Klevene
Oshkosh
H. E. Polley
Paine Lumber Company
Emil Zarling
Gabbert
Zarling
Klevene
Spengler
Kleveno
Iie
Green Bay
A. H. Goss
Gabber
Judge Goss
Louis W. Tyriver
West Algoma Street
Chief Gabbert
Emil Welk
Peulfie
Kievene
Green Bay Reformatory
New York
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Oshkoth
Oeter Gabbert
Wes
Roosevelt accelerates railroad program push
President Roosevelt hastened rail road legislation today in White House conferences with organizational leaders and experts. Two drastic proposals to revive railroads were under consideration as he arranged with Chairman Rayburn to defer action on two pending bills until the general railroad program is received next week. After a White House conference Donald Richters said the Railway Labor Executives association would meet here next Thursday to discuss the new railway plan and other issues.
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Nyaltiniten
Coen Utee
Rope Jall
Ps Railroad Legislatjs
Ut Oganerasional
Badleay
Rayburn
House Intversbair Commerce
White House
Donald Richbers
Railway Labor Executives Association
Richhers
Roosevelt
Senate
House Labor
Senate Committee
Wallis
House Committee
Connery
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Conservaton Corps
Green
Tranewond Mic oT Charles Waita. VAL war dived veoter
The fragment describes a VAL war diver, an accidental dictate of a hat, and a man caressing something as he moved south of Upson with cavary. The readable text is highly garbled and lacks clear event, dates, or identifiable entities for a solid summary.
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Tranewond
Mic
Charles Waita
Upson
Cavary
Kidnapped Boy Safe, Note Says Abductors Relinquished
Peter Myers Jr was kidnapped by three men with a machine gun a week earlier. A note sent to Peters confirms the boy is safe and claims authorities and reporters were quieted during a 24 hour truce. Myers questions postmark but believes the message is genuine, and repeats no ransom has been demanded.
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Youngstown, Q
Peter Myers
Masury
Peter, Jr
Ietter
Peters
Jawane
Trem
Petey
Myers
Mike Stevens
Informal County Courts Advocated For Poor Relief
Madison speech by Glenn P Turner, candidate for the supreme court, urged establishing informal county courts to settle claims under 25. He argued it would spare poor clients from costly lawsuits, propose conducting proceedings without attorneys, and abolishing recorded testimony of admitted facts to save time and taxpayer money.
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Madison
Glenn P.turner
Supreme Court
Turner
Swimming Pool Fund Quickly Raised for White House Pool
The New York Daily News closed its Franklin D. Roosevelt pool fund today having raised 12389.29 in cash and 9439.97 in services and equipment to build a pool in the White House. Cash gifts came mainly from small donations. The drive ran through two works with 43 newspapers across New York state Pennsylvania tilingis and Nebraska aiding in collecting funds.
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New York
U.P
New York Daily News
Franklin WD. Roosevelt
White House
New York State
Pennsylvania
Tlingis
Nebraska
Mooney to Be Tried on Old Indictment
Tom Mooney, already serving life at San Quentin, is granted a new trial on an old indictment connected to the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. The case centers on the long-standing charges stemming from the San Francisco incident. The weather section notes mixed conditions with Lake Michigan advisories and temperatures across the region.
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Mooney
San Francisco
U.pi
Tom Mooney Loday
San Quentin
Duffy Recommends Robinson for Superior Postmaster
Senator Dulles recommends Bethe W. Robinson for the postmaster job in Superior Wisconsin and expects the appointment to be made within days.
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Duffy
Robinson
Superior P. C
Washington
Dulles
Wisconsin
Bethe W. Robinson
Superior
Minnesota Passes State Beer Law Enabling 3.2 Percent Alcohol
Minnesota adopts a law allowing manufacture and sale of beer with a maximum 3.2 percent alcohol content. The bill, sent to Gov. Samuelson, awaits his signature, and with informal expectations of approval, becomes legal in the state on April 7.
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Minnesota
Mt. Paul
B. Olson
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