Belgium Premier Van Zeeland Wins Confidence Vote On Inflation Plan
Brussels reports say Premier Paul Van Zeeland's government won broad backing in the chamber and senate committee, approving a devaluation of Belga by 25 percent and suspending the gold standard. The cabinet seeks a confidence vote to push bills and warned of resignation if defeated. Support came from Socialists and Catholics, with liberals split.
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Edouard Traus
Associated Press
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Paul van Zeeeland
Senate Committee of Finance
Ald Jting
Nsewise
Chamber
Chambers
van Zeeland
Roosevel
Belgium
Zeeland
Belz
Woolen Machinery Shipment Reported From South
Tartan Wisconsin reports a shipment of woolen machinery southward. The notice lists a 19 share and notes that the transfer has not yet been completed.
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Tartan
Wis
Congress seeks Roosevelt aid to end work relief bill deadlock
Congressional leaders in Washington urge President Roosevelt to use his influence to break the deadlock over the 4.88 billion work relief bill. They claim only presidential pressure can resolve the dispute sparked by secretary Ickes opposing a wage spending requirement.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Ickes
Aituminuous Wages Hours Are Settled
Washington D C The United Mine Workers and the NRA agreed to extend current wage and hour terms until June 16 1936 or until a new agreement is reached The joint conference of parties to the Ap palachian agreement and district supplements will continue in session to negotiate a wage settlement by June 16 1936 The dispute over coal wage terms and NRA proposals drew Senate debate as Richberg urged action and Senator King Dial warned of broad exemptions while bills moved in Congress
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Washington
Eal
United Mine 'S of America
NRA
Fooswell
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
Senate Financr Committee
Lunty
Ateel
Jay
King
Dial
Eric
Negro Death Tied to Sharecropper Row in Forced Labor Case
A death among a sharecropper community is being probed for possible links to a tense labor dispute. Police and local officials report unrest surrounding wages and working conditions as investigators search for a motive.
50 Year Plan to Aid the South in New Deal Era
Washington dispatch outlines a Tennessee Valley Authority project to bring electrical power and improved living standards to the South. Emphasizes rural uplift, education, and economic opportunity as core goals of the New Deal era despite limited details and scattered OCR errors.
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Lyie C.S
United Prev
Washington, D. C
Tranesser Valley
Setriani
New Deal
South
Tennessee Valley
Ilgeli
Rinat
Wiener
Sani
City Mayor Salary Law Becomes Law Tonight Speaker Johnson
City voters face a city budget measure after the mayoral salary bill passed and became law. General Johnson is slated to speak tonight at a community gathering addressing the measure and its effects on city finances.
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Gen. Johnson
Defers Action On Committee Report Opposing Inquiry
A legislative item delays consideration of a committee report opposing an inquiry. The text includes garbled OCR fragments with names and stray phrases, but the core note is a postponement of action related to the inquiry and the committee report.
State High School Tennis Tournament at Neenah
Readable fragments show Wisconsin high school players and local competitors involved in a tennis tournament at Neenah. Mentions names and schools in a chaotic OCR style with unclear results or placements.
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Neenah
Three Slickers Face the Law in Bank Kidnap Plot
Kenneth Rosen reports three self styled city slickers, Cudecki, Wisinski, and Stop Ward, were escorted by Juneau County Sheriff Mary Rider and nine deputies from Chisago to await arraignment for armed robbery, kidnapping, and related charges. They were captured in Cicero after hijacking vehicles and kidnapping a man from a bank heist.
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Cicero
Mauston
Wis
Chedrin
Chigary
Emmel Moynihan
Assiank
Attorne
Thomas Stapa
Edward Dudecki
Michael Monczinski
Frmer
Wisconsin
Dunran County
Associated Press
Kenneth Rosen
Fauston
Shrer
Thomas Stopward Cudecki
Miezinski
Juneau County
Sherif
Mary Rider
Chisago
WAL McNewsn
Atty
Whiely Hey
Diariel
Pena
Pri
Oshkosh Man Hurt In Car Crash
A car crash in Oshkosh injured Ralph W. Conklin and severely hurt another man, with OMelia killed and Leonard Hartwig locating the wreck in a ditch. Authorities suspect a blown tire caused loss of control, the vehicle wrecked beyond repair. the incident occurred near Rhinelanders, Wisconsin.
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Oshkosh
Wag
Omelia
Rhinewander Wundernan
Ralph W. Conklin
Gstikeoh
Jas Conklin
Leonard Hartwig
Sherif
Uney
O'Melia
Ome
Jresident
Omena Lumber Company
Rhielander
Timbeaman
Tne
Ue Orange Ered Ac Mare
Uke
Nahiewes Bank
Uni Dad
W. Omeha
Albers J
Three Full Pardons by Governor Reported
Madison reports Governor grants three full pardons and several commutations amid a broad set of clemency actions. Details name beneficiaries including a bank robbery case and a Canadian entry permit, with dissent noted by the pardon board and emphasis on avoiding deportation for two recipients.
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Harry Rikklen
Peter Weincetler
Milwaukee
Barnard P. Bronks
Milyauker
Canada
Gran
Dre
Letters From Governor Cause Carroll Query Arhtind Wis
Fragmentary letters from a governor addressing a range of names and places. Text shows garbled OCR with references to Carroll, Arhtind, Jenne, CHOY, Tar, VOR Ta, Cartel, Grated, JOON, ALOK, Hirvusbune, Vet Cit, and FONSEMTEg. Contains unclear mentions of governance, policy and possible interjections.
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Arhtind
Wis
Chidden
Jenne
Choy
Biot
Valle de Tar
Joon
ALOK
New York Police Tie Up Major Narcotics Ring Across States
Federal agents dismantled a large narcotics operation tied to the Hollywood trade and a Boston to New York smuggling route. Arrests were made as investigators traced alleged shipments involving forged cables and cash profits running into millions, with key players named in court filings.
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New York
Hollywood
Wisbe
Price Apartageit
Acrordine la Aitenste
Imre Eqtes Volied
Hollywood Arte
Artrajizen
Cheraulders
Mistory Morlier
Tael Hee
Mateo Ilyon
Nate Herp
Federal Ager
Vatfurat
Walter
Theatyes
Three Auctioneers Sell State Holdings at Fernbell Farms
Washington reports a contentious NRA extension debate as Sen Borah and Sen Green back a broad recovery bill. Donald Richberg testifies on NRA reform while Pat Harrison pushes for downplaying Larenthee NRA questions. The measure aims to strengthen recovery, expand powers, and balance constitutional challenges amid party divisions.
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Fernbell Farms
Estyte A
Brookever
Washington
NRA
Elite
Doty
Fitjor
Senaioy William ©. Borah
Idino
Ate Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Pat. Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Camnn
Tuichberg
Witt
Donald R. Richberg
New Deal
Macnerd
Ated
Yond Meyer
Federation
Cireen
Pol Teal
Bewesley
Manufacturers of State Organize to Oppose Legislation
A fragmented OCR fragment references manufacturer groups organizing to oppose an unspecified bill. Details, names, dates, and locations are unclear in the readable text. The passage hints at coordinated lobbying or public messaging, but lacks concrete entities or outcomes to confirm.
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