Inflation Fight Passes Test Vote as House Backs Expansion
Washington action leaders won a clear victory on the first test vote for President Roosevelt's inflation program. The House approved moving ahead with a currency expansion bill and a farm relief plan, while Democrats barred amendments and prepared for a full vote to back administration policy. The six hour debate was allowed, and Republicans decried the procedure as a gag, but leaders argued the party line favored swift action. A separate supply bill, about 345.6 million, was reported to fund war era operations, with details showing total provisions above the budget baseline.
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Willam F. Kerby
United Press
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Ai House
Roosevelt
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Senate
Burns
Sheng “Bonus Bloc
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Imicre Nce
Girman Jones
Witure Committee
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Wisconsin Weather Report From Milwaukee New Observations
Wisconsin weather bulletin notes mostly cloudy skies with light frost in western areas tonight. Wednesday should be generally fair with warmer conditions in the west and central regions. Northerly winds bring fresh gusts and possible showers in parts, especially near Superior and Ontario Sets Lanai.
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Associated Press
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Ontario
Michigan
Public hearing set for Wisconsin Telephone objections
The Public Service Commission today set May 8 as the date for a hearing to consider Wisconsin Telephone Company's objections to investigation costs assessed for March and April. The company contends the commission investigators' expenditures were unreasonable.
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Ili
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Wisconsin Telephone Company
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30-Hour Week Bill Shelved By Administration
Senator Robinson said the 30-hour work week bill would not be pressed as Congress aims to adjourn by June 1. Connery blasted the White House for discourtesy, while Roosevelt signals elasticity needed for industry control. Woolen Manufacturers and Standard Oil leaders offered cautious support as hearings continue.
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Connery
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Senate
Robinson
Roosevelt
White House
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Woolen Manufacturers’ Association
Ympatity Walterle
Standard Oil Company of
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National
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Num Tenne
Conner
Robin
Teale
Admin- PoraAnion
Business leaders assess New Deal impact at Chamber meeting
Washington correspondents report leading U S businessmen gathering in the capital for the United States Chamber of Commerce meetings. They seek clarity on Roosevelt's programs including the dollar's gold content, paper money policy, a 30 hour work week, and farm price stabilization policies amid economic reform. Prominent figures think the new era will hinge on private sector cooperation and policy execution.
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Raymond Clapper
United Pre
Washington
U.P
United States Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Henry Walls Tor
Asier Apris
Ion
Srck Lezisia Siralian
Simil
T Wes
Trust
Berlewin
Mellon
Reis Offered Post as Farm Board Counsel
Reis offered post as Farm Board counsel. Mariton area reported Reis conferred with federal officials and was considered for the legal position today. Details remain tentative and authorities did not confirm appointment.
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Reis
Farm Board
Mariton
Teday
Roosevelt May Attend London Meet
Washington speculation urged that President Roosevelt may travel to the world economic conference in London, with officials denying definite plans while hints point to possible use of the Indianapolis ship. Some sources suggested a potential stop from Albany to Marblehead before joining the overseas trip.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
London
Whitehouse
Indianapolis
Waller N. Venon
House
Rooseve
Milwaukee Harbor Work Calls for Wisconsin River Dredging
The Wisconsin Rivers and Harbors Committee approved a plan proposing substantial dredging and harbor improvements in Milwaukee and Green Bay areas. If Congress funds the $9.5 million package, major contracts would create jobs, with Milwaukee to receive $125,000 repayment to the city and several dredging projects planned along Green Bay, Two Rivers, and Duluth routes.
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Harry MM. ‘Trippe
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Trippet Lothe
Wiscort- Sin
Milwaukee Harbor
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Green Bay
Doar
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Ness
Menitawon
Wisin Raya
SIM Ariel Wy
Offic
Xroll
Wastewater project ordered for city of Milwaukee
A state board ordered the Madison area to pursue a new sewage treatment plant by November to curb pollution. The action, tied to a state cleanup effort, seeks to remove contamination and protect public health. The order imposes penalties and outlines funding steps, with county officials involved in implementing the plan.
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Madison
Newaege
Leatia
Heahi
Benzoate of Soda Measure Debated in Assembly Vote
Debated measure 5 Engrossed Benzoate of Soda would permit 1 ten thousandth of 1 percent benzoate in fruit juices and syrups. Vote 46 10 41 with pro and anti remarks. Lawmakers cautioned against misinterpretation while noting consumer and trade benefits.
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Progressive
Cambrian
Weinberg
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Lake
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Wallace
Jin
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CFAX
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Cine Ing Upan
Woman Fights Bull For Three Hours Then Mate Dies
A dramatic one woman struggle with a bull ends when her partner is fatally injured. The incident unfolds on a farm near White Pants Road as William Pishis and his wife drive past. The bull charges, trapping and killing the mate while onlookers attempt rescue amid chaos.
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Williaas
Hughes
Gruinal
Ole Apaowas
New Directorate Grips Teamsters Unions
Fragmented OCR text shows a vague reference to a new directorate claiming control of unions linked to the Teamsters. Readable elements are scarce and names or concrete actions are not clearly identifiable, leaving the central claim ambiguous.
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UNOS
First Cheese Contest Draws 26 Entrants in New State Fair
In Madison a total of 26 cheese factories entered the first of several special proteote contests tied to the Witariel state BroUnes improvement drive. Sponsors announced the event naming Columbia, Dodge, Pond du Lac and Washington counties as participants.
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Ursis
Witariel
Uhive
Columbia
Dodge
Pond du Bac
Washington
Leaders In Custody Of Guards In Iowa Farm Crisis
Northwestern Iowa reports military leaders announce arrests of 10 farmers in a district roundup. National guardsmen deployed to quell unrest as a district judge’s round of foreclosures nears completion. Preliminary questioning by a military council will decide indictments. trials set in courts under Gov Clyde L. Herring. Farmers’ groups warn of a national farm strike amid foreclosure fears.
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Lae
Loch Auti
Ciel
Clyde L. Herring
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National Guard
Dex
Moines
Parners’ National Holiday Association
St. James
St. James, Minn
Fierd
Frst
H.C. Bernet
Walonwun
Milk Pool Unit Demands District Attorney Resign
The county milk pool unit seeks the resignation of the district attorney amid heated debate at a meeting attended by about 170 people. The panel discussed potential legal action and strike implications, with the group pressing for accountability and changes at county offices.
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Shisetan
Wheelogay
Out
Wheeler
Outagarsin
Walter
Ain Pool
Cryer
Moines
Renee
Madison approves law fixing closed fishing season
A new law signed in Madison, Wisconsin establishes a fixed closed fishing season. The measure sets defined dates and rules to regulate when fishing is prohibited in applicable waters.
Tornado Toll Rises Across Several States
Fifty four dead and over one thousand injured were reported from tornadoes across the Mississippi Valley, with Minden and Webster parish in Louisiana hit hard. Red Cross and state agencies aided relief as homes and businesses were damaged and highways blocked. National Guardsmen were mobilized to clear roads and prevent looting.
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Eorlier
Minden
Tua
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Illinois
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Webster Parish
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