Oshkosh Council Opposes New Work Relief Plan
City council members in Oshkosh voiced opposition to the new work relief program set to take effect April 2. They urged a 70 percent federal disbursement, noted $41,000 of $166,400 relief funds spent, and pressed for unified action with Wisconsin municipalities to protest the plan.
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A. Wiechering
Wisconsin League of Municipalties
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
Oshkosh
State Industrial Commission
Meyer
Tenth Ward
Pritz
Madison
Krizrost
Genger Young
County Board of Supervisors
Madson
Wiechering
Kiel bank reopens on unrestricted basis deposits released
The Citizens State Bank of Kiel opens on an unrestricted basis after authorization by the state banking department. Deferred deposits of 246,006 are made available to depositors under a stabilization agreement from a year ago. Adams County bank also authorized to reopen at 100 percent and release 28,000 in deposits.
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Madisone Glj
Citizens State Bank of Kiel
Navy Bill Endorsed by Roosevelt Seeks Naval Limits
President Roosevelt issued a memorandum explaining a naval construction bill to authorize spending up to 750 million over seven years for ships and aircraft. The measure grants 65 destroyers 32 submarines four cruisers and 1100 plus airplanes while leaving final spending decisions to the budget bureau.
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Washington
P—Roosevelt
Roosevelt
January February sales rise in Seventh District reports
The Seventh Federal Reserve district reports year over year gains in January and February across groceries drugs dry goods hardware and electrical supplies. Hardware up 75 percent and electrical supplies 64 percent lead the gains while groceries and dry goods rise 22 and 54 percent respectively. Department stores show a 4 percent rise from January to February and furniture and home furnishings jump 28 percent month to month.
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Chicago
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Jan Srv
Eletrical Yippies Regiardiing
Milwaukee
Ted Peggrecets
Sliahtiy
Roosevelt backs swift passage of stock control measure
President Roosevelt stated he would fight to have the Fletcher Rayburn stock exchange bill passed quickly and said it must not be weakened. He warned of a strong, organized drive against the legislation and urged Congress and the public to support the measure. Meanwhile 2,000 Consolidated and Curtiss workers struck for higher wages in Buffalo. Consolidated halted operations, Curtiss continued.
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Roosevelt
Fletcher-Rayburn
Fletcher
Rayburn
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney
Commmon
White House
Congress
Rbooorselt
Buffalo
N. Y
Consolidated
Curtiss
War Department
Eugene i
Vidal
Mercnantes
Department of Commerce
J. Gmbrell Cane
Cane
Wiley Post
Charles A. Lindbergh
Iminte
Wedel
Fed
United States
Imore
Haig
Jowa Man to Speak at Lenten Service
Dr Emil M H Rausen president of Wartburg Theological Seminary will deliver the second sermon on Calvary during the Oshkosh public Lenten services at the Oshkosh Theater. Services start at 12 10, last about 34 minutes, and Holy Week ends with Good Friday with two services on Thursday and Friday.
Pay Boost by Steel Planned
Washington report outlines a 10 percent steel pay rise effective April 1 potentially covering 420000 workers led by Corrigan-McKinley Steel. Also noted is a three member board for auto disputes, railroad labor talks seeking a July 7 pay boost continuation, and Senator Wagner proposing labor bill limits on coercion alongside anti intimidation rules.
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Corrigan-McKinley Steel Company
Roosevelt
Jendts
Wagner
Demonia
New York
Income tax receipts near March goal by Treasury figures
Washington reports March income tax payments fell short by 15 million dollars of the 250 million dollar Treasury target for the month. National totals show receipts at 235 million with a remaining gap expected to be filled by end of month.
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Washington
Tniess
Avanahia
Airmail Bid Restart Tied to Private Lines
President Roosevelt seeks immediate bidding by private lines to operate airmail service during a transitional period ahead of new legislation. Officials were summoned to arrange bids, while defense and aviation groups debate funding, training, and the role of private flight in national security.
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Roosevelt
Post
Office Department
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Sandky Commerce
Wir and
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Tilda
Navy Deeparmnoment
War Department
Cilia Syne
Tibet
Im de Haines
Army Air Cnrp
ATR Corps
Hold Up Reported In Racine Auto Robbery
Racine Wisconsin police were told a 7 Gilbert Lawn filling station employee and his team mate were held up and robbed of $70 and a car while driving home from work. A robber stepped into the car at an arterial stop and threatened the driver with a pistol.
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Homer de Mini
Larsen
Larson
Robbey
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Farmer Kills House Bandit in Chicago Area
Madison Wisconsin reporting. Vinewol Denardo a Notre Dame student, and his uncle await charges after a kidnapping case tied to the disappearance of 17 year old Ruth Sthunk in Chicago. Denardo claims the girl rode with him voluntarily after a dance. Police say the case includes a suspect named Tony Gaver and possible connections to a Ganver home in Chicago. Meanwhile other items report a separate missing student Janice Pollock from Manitowoc, Wisconsin, and a violent home invasion near Green Bay ending with one suspect dead and others wounded.
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Edward Matechell
Denaldo
Tony Gaver
Chicago
Saburskiy
Mitchel
Ganver
Chixcapo
Mitchell
Denardo
Benardo
Wulomobilé
Shitusk
Wien
Green Bay
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Gustav Puridaens
Jaime
Jui
Pandacus
Paul Kanps
Berk Vandefel
Siule
Uaicugh Abdonen
Russell Vandelier
Snather
Bert
Hock
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Weather notes and scattered place names in incomplete OCR
Fragmentary forecast and local references list towns such as Oshkosh and Buckstar Observatory with mixed cloudiness and temperature notes. The garbled text mentions Wednesday conditions, warmer trend in central south areas, and several unrelated names and terms.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Subie
Fomelit
Calder
Nahuta-Partis
Bai Tatler
Jounithy
Matara
Sande Bie
Mark Malya
Buckstar
Observatory
Sutay
Pourly Manday
Pewperatie
Tiene Ward Tertpern
Roosevelt veto overridden on war veterans pay bill in 410 to 72 vote
Washington reports President Roosevelt vetoed the independent offices bill restoring federal pay cuts and veterans benefits. The House then overrode the veto 410 to 72. Roosevelt warned the plan exceeded budget estimates and would create permanent raises, while relief funds were nonrecurring and emergency needs remained.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Independent Offices
United States
Congress
National Executive Approves Change in Electing President
Washington lawmakers discuss the Lea Norris amendment to switch to a proportional electoral system. Roosevelt backs the proposal as the House Rules Committee reviews the constitutional change that would alter how electoral votes are allocated across states.
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Washington
Lea-Norris
Oles
Joe
Lea
Califainia
Lovet
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