Approval of Summit Bill Graded by Senate and House
Washington politics report describes swift committee action on Roosevelt emergency relief and public works plans. Senate and House panels advanced measures to empower the president to deploy unemployed labor, with wage scales contested and labor leaders weighing substitutions. A $300 million relief fund and a forthcoming bond proposal for public works are outlined, with Franklin D. Roosevelt facing rapid floor consideration.
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Frances Perkins
Reconstruction Corporation
Neighbor Vigilantes Capture Night Robber
Milwaukee neighbors form two volunteer guard groups at a Pitsetile home front and rear. Two young men were surprised while fleeing. one was restrained after a brief struggle while the other escaped. Alen Pallet and others were implicated in a $270 seizure at headquarters.
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Japanese Envoy Sees Mutual Mistrust in Pacific
Yosuke Matsuoka, Japanese delegate to the League of Nations, visiting the United States, says Americans fear a menace as Japan questions U.S. military moves in the Pacific. In response to questions, he notes long American criticisms of Japan and argues both nations hold suspicions about each other’s defense needs and motives. He plans talks with President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull at noon Friday, state department says.
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Oshkosh Team Leads State Elkspin Tourney
Oshkosh players excel at the state Elkspin tourney in Waukesha with Lyall C Crosby posting a 252 high game and Old Timers posting a 1024 team game. W Carver and K Crosby top Oshkosh doubles at 1705 as strong performances roll in from Oshkosh Paper Old Timers and Riese Decorators.
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Mooney dares prosecutors over 1916 Preparedness Day bombing
San Francisco figure Tom Mooney challenged his former prosecutors to again prove his guilt in the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing. The statement, released by the Mayo News defense committee seeking Mooney’s pardon, notes a new trial date of April 26 set by Judge Louis H. Ward on the remaining murder indictment.
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Matthew Brady
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Hoppmara’s Design Appealed To State Supreme Court
Madison jurist A C Hoppmann’s ruling requiring J S Holiman Co to pay the National Cheese Producers Federation 24092 08 is appealed to the state supreme court. The appeal challenges the decision in the cheese industry dispute.
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Japan Exits League of Nations After 18 Years
Japan formally secedes from the League of Nations after 18 years. The Privy Council in the Imperial Palace approved the move and dispatched the action to Geneva with Emperor Hirohito's consent. The emnperor's rescript states secession while Japan pledges continued cooperation to maintain peace and friendly relations with other powers. Continued details from page 2.
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Privy Council
Imperial Palace
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Empeor Hirohie
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Sare Ton
English and French views of debts in world economy talks
The Roosevelt administration weighs European debt links as five delegates including Sir Ronald and Secretary Vial attend a Geneva preparatory committee meeting. Talks focus on the forthcoming world economic conference and the French stance regarding needed cohesion.
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Vial
T. K. Bewley
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Phasmtonth Deieles
Fir Bertie
Diawea
Kidnapped boy rescued as federal agents close in
Peter Meyers Jr kidnapped by three men with revolvers and a submachine gun was found after a covert federal seizure on a dim rural road. He described captivity in a semi dark room and being hoodwinked before rescue. the father had paid a ransom offer of $300. The boy’s safe return was confirmed by authorities amid precautions to shield him from fear and further danger.
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Peter Meyers, Jr
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Shea
Tie
Tissor
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Bebet Meyers
Fear Hiss
Peter Woas
Haar
Two Found Dead in Smoke Filled Rooms
Milwaukee reports two people found dead in smoke filled rooms after a fire in a dwelling. Police say a discarded cigarette likely started the blaze. investigators noted fire damage but no other details. Kryawski reportedly had religious raises on Green Bay.
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Supreme Court voids Wisconsin rate cut ruling on facts
The Supreme Court vacated a lower court’s injunction on reduced rates ordered by the Wisconsin Public Service Commission for Wisconsin Telephone Company. It remanded for a proper trial finding of facts, noting the district court failed to state the grounds for its decision. The decision delays any immediate rate change.
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Wisconsin Public Serviceommission
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Supreme Court
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Ebion Lite Commisoian
Alstorney General Reynolds
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French Jews join boycott of German goods amid rising anti Semitism
Amid wartime tensions, around 200000 French Jews decide to boycott German goods as reports emerge of outrages in Germany. Leaders from the Jewish congress urge action while U S authorities review Berlin dispatches detailing growing persecution and emigration fears.
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Nazi Party
Storm Blamed for Plane Crash Kills Thirteen In Oceanview Area
A moving storm blamed for a transport plane crash that killed thirteen people, including pilot Noel B. Evans. The Arisa family home was wiped out as the craft struck a residence and exploded. Investigators note poor landing options and debris controls, with an inquest set for next Friday.
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Farm relief bill drawn into Senate hearings with objections
Washington advocates of individual agricultural interests opposed the administration farm relief plan in Senate agriculture hearings. Harry Farr of Colorado denounced the sheep provision and urged testing on wheat and cotton. Joann Sampson from Kansas City attacked the bill as burdensome, while mortgage refinancing proposals drew focus for easing debt with amortization.
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Harry W. Farr
Creeley
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Nel Q. Donnelly
Kansas
Cary
Joann AL Sampson
National Farmers Ton
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Lawrence Waterway Treaty Approved by Foreign Relations
The Lawrence waterway treaty cleared the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and returned to the full Senate calendar for action. Senator Robinson, a Democrat, opposed the pact as not ready for this session, while a vote at the committee sent the measure back after dissent from Republican Senator EPA Deni of New York and Democrat Senator Lewis of New York.
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St. Lawrence Waterway
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Thies
Epa Deniat
New York
Lewis
Roosevelt consolidates farm credit agencies into new Farm Credit Administration
President Roosevelt announced an executive order to merge all federal agricultural credit bodies under one unit the Farm Credit Administration abolishing farm board stabilization functions. The move aims at uniform credit programs and economies saving over two million dollars with continued support for cooperative farming. Henry Morgenthau Jr expected to lead the new agency as talks continue.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Min- MN Coet
Massive landslide leaves Tapas village crushed in Peru
More than 120 people are reported killed as a village in Trujillo province, Lima, is buried under a landslide following unusually heavy rain. Roads were damaged and communications crippled across the country as rescue efforts begin.
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Sun Sun Dan and the Weather Report Summary
Wisconsin fair and colder tonight with a generally fair Tuesday and gradually rising temperatures. Moderate north erly winds on Lake Michigan, with partly cloudy skies. Michigan and Lake Superior details noting colder conditions and snow flurries near the lake. Daily Northwestern observations list recent temperature highs in Miami and Des Moines, with Buckstaff Observatory notes on barometer and wind.
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