Senate ConcurS In Veterans Benefits Dispute Ended
Washington reports Senate approved a clarifying amendment to the independent offices appropriation bill, aligning with House benefits. The vote backed restoration of 75 percent benefits for former service connected cases, with 29,900 veterans restored and Spanish American War veterans and widows also set at 75 percent.
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Independent Offices
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House
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Oregon
State Democratic Parley Set for Wausau June
Milwaukee officials announce the biennial state Democratic convention will be held in Wausau on June 9 to select candidates for state offices. The state central committee chose the convention city and will decide candidate selection methods. Governor Schmedeman said President Roosevelt will visit Wisconsin in July or August for Green Bay centenary celebrations and praised the NRA codes through editor Charles E. Broughton as a strong defender of the Roosevelt program.
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Wausau
A. G. Schmedeman
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Charles E. Broughton
Sheboygan
United States
Broughton
Wirt Charges Probe Raises Roosevelt Question
Washington reporter Rainey said today the assertions by Dr. William A. Wirt of Gary and Triana that the Roosevelt administration allegedly orchestrated hidden brain work were under investigation.
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Swarer Rainey
William A. Wirt
Gary
Triana
Roosevelt
Last Week Of Austria As Republic
Vienna reports its final week as a republic as Chancellor Dollfuss plans to promulgate a constitution on Easter to convert Austria into a fascist corporative state. The plan consolidates power with appointed chancellor, national and interstate councils, and separate economic and cultural councils, signaling a near Italian fascist model. Paris witnesses militant politics as rioting and armament fears push authorities to curb weapons sales while veterans’ confederation plans to push into active politics.
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United Press
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National Confederaion of War Veterans
Boy Hunter Killed on Sugar Island in Snowbound Rabbit Hunt
John Weston, 14, was killed when his rifle discharged accidentally during a rabbit hunt on Sugar Island in Saulte Ste. Marie, Michigan. Authorities said the boy’s body was found under deep snow near his hunting companion. The incident remains under investigation with details pending.
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Storm Blows Down Houats Hurts People
A New Orleans storm of rare force struck four sections of lower New Orleans causing extensive damage to nearly 100 homes and serious injuries to at least 12 people. Emergency crews debarked live wires as power was cut to avert electrocution while ambulances and police stood by.
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Icebreaker Krassin Aims 48 Day Bold Arctic Rescue
The Krassin departed Friday night to rescue 89 members of the S. S. Cheliuskin party marooned on Arctic ice in the Bering Sea. The plan routes through the Atlantic Ocean Panama Canal and Pacific via the Bering Straits, about 48 days, faster than the original Suez route.
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Organization of the Regular Republicans Plan Thursday
Milwaukee organization of the Regular Republicans will hold a meeting here Thursday of the state committee. Party leaders will discuss the time and place of the convention and the fall campaign. Also on the agenda are primary directions and discussion of prospective custodial dates for United States senator and governor.
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Milwaukee
Jasty
Wisconsin
State Committee
United States
Renew Efforts for Waterways Project in Senate Fight
Chicago reports a renewed push by the Great Twikes-St. Licarenan Tidewater Association as Torrai Lawrence opens talks. Meeting attendees express confidence the treaty will be resubmitted by Roosevelt and the Senate. Secretary Charles P B Craig says the president will back the pact, with no new draft expected.
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Great Twikes
St. Licarenan Tidewater Association
Jeni Roosevelt
Senate
Charles PB. Craig
St. Paul
Washington
Kne
Waterway politics blamed on Tidewater group in 1920s
Washington reports Representative Peavey charged the Tidewater Association and its president Charl P Craig of Duluth with blocking the St Lawrence waterway treaty by providing lukewarm support and receiving large subsidies. He accused ties to railroad interests and Census era politics, noting past campaign involvement and failure to press ratification.
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the Northwest
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North West
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Roosevelt
Craie
New 200 inch Telescope Aims To See Farther Yet
Washington reports on the planned 200 inch reflector telescope casting for a major observatory. The device will gather four times more light, enabling faster photographs and views of objects up to 1.2 billion light years away, while explaining cosmic questions about star formation and nebulae despite atmospheric distortion.
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California
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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Ray Erisis
Earth
Cinlileo
Seminary Head to Speak at Noonday Service
The American Lutheran conference holds a two day noonday service series during Holy Week at the Oshkosh theater. Dr Emil M Reach of Wartburg Theological Seminary Dubuque Iowa will speak Tuesday noon with Dr Shy presenting Calvary on Lay Day and Wednesday. Dr Rausch will deliver separate sermons both days. Rev Herman Cronrath of St John’s Lutheran Nekimi Wisconsin attends as coorganizer.
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American Lutheran Conference
Oshkosa Theater
Emil M. Reach
Wartburg Theological Seminary
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Shy
Nekimi
Income Tax Payments Near Treasury Estimates
The report shows income tax deposits for the fall market near the treasury estimates with a total around 60.6 million dollars. It notes extra processing days and dates in March affecting deposit timing and outlines that payments end next month.
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Treasury
President Roosevelt plans to sail south on Nourmahal
President Roosevelt intends a fishing cruise aboard the yacht Nourmahal owned by Vincent Astor. He will board in Jacksonville Florida on Wednesday morning and sail toward warm fishing grounds, following public attention to automobile tax relief.
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Green Bay liquor store robbery suspect tied to county case
Green Bay authorities seek to return Murphy to the county after Brown County case disposition. Murphy and taxi driver John Roonity, both of Green Bay, are charged with burglarizing the Henry Van Pee liquor store and fleeing with about 400 dollars of liquor. A traveling bag matched Murphy’s belongings, and a cap and shirt were linked to him. Murphy denies involvement and claims intoxication at the time.
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Will Fix Legal Rate of Small Loans Soon
A fragmented notice discusses plans to set a legal rate for small loans by May 7 with publication forthcoming. The item references officials and briefs from contributors, noting the effort to standardize loan rates and the timing of related actions.
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Nates
Depdelmiias Serait
Apel 1
PH Hunk
Prhorners
Mayville and Kewaunee win first cage tourney games
In the Madi shat Wis. state high school tournament at University Piel House Mayville defeats White Bear 42 to 21 while Kewaunee over Washburn 14 to 2. Kewaunee rushes ahead early, leading 7 to 2 after the first quarter and 12 to 2 at halftime, then cruises to victory.
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Kewaunee
Airmail Bill Goes To President Roosevelt
Airmail legislation clears Congress and moves to the White House for signature. The final form allows the postmaster general to operate mail service with Army support if needed, replacing private carriers on a regulated basis. Senator Magarran and Derm propose a new bill to return mail to private carriers with competitive bidding constraints while maintaining public convenience certificates.
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Imder
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Niles
Detroit Back to Work as Auto Strike Settlement Stuns Nation
Detroit autoworkers returned to plants today after a negotiated settlement with the NRA and union leaders, hailed as a major victory for collective bargaining. The agreement promises a three member board for grievances and affirms employee rights to organize and bargain, easing fears for the reconstruction program. Leaders in Washington and Detroit touted the accord as ending the threat of a broader catastrophe, while some factions cautioned that ratification by all parties was still pending.
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