Roosevelt Plans Broad New Deal For Congress
President Roosevelt plans a sweeping legislative program to revive the New Deal with regional planning flood control and soil conservation measures a wage and hour bill for interstate industry and a reorganization of the federal government with two new cabinet posts Officials say the program’s scope grew as the judiciary bill prospects rose and expect swift action on these main items this month
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C. L. Sulzberger
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
New Deal
Congress
Senate-House
Supreme Court
Oneral
Evealing
Wisconsin CCC camps to close before June 1
Wisconsin's congressional delegation learned that eleven civilian conservation camps in the state will be closed between now and June 1. Camps at Eagle River Phillips Marengo Hayward Westboro Neward Wabena Merrillan Star Lake and Crivitz will be abandoned due to the state quota of 350000 enrollees falling by about 30000.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Robert la Follette Jr
Ryan Duffy
Fred Morrell
Forest Service
Eagle River
Phillips
Ndt
Marengo
Haytord
Westboro
Neward
Wabena
Lerrillan
Star Lake
Mother saves woe instead of own child
In Milwaukee a kitchen fire killed Daniel Ness, 4 months, after his mother fled with her sister’s baby Nancy Van Hoosen, believing it was her son Sonny. Gas stove explosion trapped eleven relatives and three others. firemen saved the building but Daniel died. Nancy and other family members were treated for burns.
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Milwaukee
Daniel Ness
Daniel
Dewey Ness
Clyde van Hoosen
Herbert Howell
Davenport
Nancy van Hoosen
Sonny
Nancy
James Howell
Ness
van Hoosen
Dickey
Roger
Dewey
Britain Seeks Even Break in Trade With United States
Sir Ronald Lindsay, British ambassador to the United States, said Britain will offer favorable market access to American farmers in return for a reduction in US tariffs on UK goods. He urged a reciprocal trade agreement and spoke as a leading commercial partner. Argentina’s ambassador echoed calls for similar deals. Francis Sayre urged cooperative policies to avert war.
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New York
Ronald Lindsay
United States
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Ronald
Felipe A. Espil
Argentina
Francis D Sayre
Flying boat explodes during trial flight killing three
At Antibes France a new flying boat designed for France to South America service exploded on takeoff killing the chief pilot a mechanic and the engineer. Three others were rescued unharmed.
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Antibes
France
South America
Wisconsin Progressive Party marks third anniversary
Governor Philip La Follette claims the Progressive party will form a national alignment to defeat reactionary forces. He asserts progressives must unite across the nation to build a major political machine and carry democracy and economic justice forward.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Progressive Party
Philip la Follette
America
la Follette
United States
Progressives of
Wisconsin Progressives
Fond du Lac
Floods Paralyze Nenana Alaska After Two Ice Overflows
Two ice laden floods swept Nenana on successive days, overran the town and left homes deserted, schools closed, and business suspended. The Tanana river flooded the town 40 miles southwest of Fairbanks as residents began clearing debris from earlier damage. Water was dropping but danger persisted with thawing snow and ice. Yee on the Yukon's tributaries softened rapidly in a 65 degree warmth.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Nenana
Tanana
Rer
Yukon
Weather summary and regional forecasts for Wisconsin
The forecast calls for generally fair weather in the east with showers developing in the west late tonight or Thursday. It will be not so cool in the west and north central tonight and slightly warmer on Thursday. Northwestern observations note fair conditions at 7:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. highs and lows yesterday list Phoenix 100 El Paso 98 Modena 34 Park Falls 36.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
West
Northwestern
Power strike cripples Consumers Power plants in Michigan
The United Automobile Workers order 1,500 Consumers Power employees back to work while the walkout halts power for 95,000 in Flint Saginaw Bay City and Owosso. Bay City substation switches at noon led to curtailment spreading to Saginaw Owosso and Flint forcing closures at major plants including Buick Chevrolet and A C Spark Plug.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers of America Today
Consumers Power Company
Bay City
Mich
Flint
Saginaw
Owosso
Frank Murphy
Lansing
United Automobile Workers of America
Buick Motor Company
Chevrolet Motor Company
A. C. Spark Plug Company
Fisher Body
Steamer Rufus Ranney Freed After Grounding
The Rufus Ranney of the Tomlinson line was freed yesterday after running aground for a day and a half beside the P and A coal dock in Ashland Wisconsin. A tug from Duluth assisted in refloating the vessel.
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Ashland
Wis
U.P
Rufus Ranney
Tomlinson Lines
P. and A
Duluth
Robinson Way AE Appointed to the Bench
Senators debate Robinson's eligibility for a Supreme Court post after Summers retirement act. Senator Pittman praises the 64 year old Democrat from Arkansas as a man of integrity and legal merit while disputes about banning current congress members from new posts arise.
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Robinson Way AE
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Willis van Devanter
Pittman
Nevada
Congress
Sumners Hall
Supreme Court
Basques Retrench to Hold Bilbao Front Amid Amorebieta Siege
Insurgent air raids and ground assault push Basque defenders back toward Bilbao as Amorebieta falls. Mola’s forces pursue along the Durango road after heavy bombardment and street fighting. Basque authorities report arrests of two captured German airmen for trial.
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Hendaye
Franco
Bilbao
Amorcbieta
Walter Kienzel
Gunther Schulze
Amorebieta
Emilio Mola
de Callo
Basque Republic
Amorebieta Road
Litiamen
Mola
Nin
Galdacango
de Calelo
Amorebiett
Durango
Amorchieta
Galdacano
Thousands to Attend Fox River Safety Conference in Oshkosh
Up to 2000 safety minded citizens of the Fox River valley and Lake Shore district will gather in Oshkosh tomorrow for the 10th annual district safety conference. Gov. Philip F. La Follette will speak at the banquet as experts from across the country offer talks and demonstrations on accident prevention and industrial safety progress.
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Lake Shore
Oshkosh
Strand Theater
Schrank
Iome
Oshkosh Theater
Henry P. Hughes
Vocaional
Mercy Nurses’ Home
Main Street
Oregon Street
Armory B
Philip F. la Follette
Fox River Valley
Lake Shore District
Duke of Windsor to wed Wallis Warfield in June at Monts
Paris dispatch reports the Duke and Mrs Wallis Warfield signed a marriage contract under British law with a civil ceremony planned at the Chateau de Cande on June 3. Spokesman Herman J Rogers says banns will not be posted and witnesses will be announced soon. A double wedding party was planned at the chateau and in Austria with several notable attendees.
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Louis Matzhold
Monts
France
Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Herman J. Rogers
Rogers
George VI
Maurice Carrassone
Tours
Ministry of Justice
Chateau de Cande
Charles Mercier
Chateau
Ministry of Jusice
Cande
Wuasserleonburg
Austria
Duke of Kent
Princess Royal
Edward
Prince Paul
Yugoslavia
Mrs. Warfield
Wisconsin man wins national research council fellowship
Paul Seulage of Waukesha, a 27 year old PhD candidate at the University of Wisconsin Madison, was awarded a national research council fellowship to study psychology at the University of Chicago. He will pursue his research there next year.
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Waukesha
Wis
Paul Seulage
University of Wisconsin
National Research Council
University of Chicago
Chicago
Leader of strike charges plotting to disrupt steel vote
Pittsburgh reports Philip Murray leader of the steel workers organizing committee accused Republic Steel officials and guards of infiltrating Aliquippa to interfere with a Jones & Laughlin 27 000 worker election. J & L denied the claim, saying the company does not participate in any wrecking effort and expects a fair NLRB supervised vote amid a large labor board election and a 36 hour strike ending at Aliquippa and Pittsburgh plants.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Republic Steel Corporation
Aliquippa
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Murray
Republic
Ste
Jones & Laughlin
Jones & Laughlin Corporation
J. & L. Steel Corporation
National Labor Relations Board
No Surrender Act in Court War Stirs Senate Debate
Washington U P reports that Roosevelt’s judiciary program faces a compromise path as senators weigh a Logan plan to reorganize the Supreme Court. Leaders fear party rifts. votes uncertain. no White House concession yet.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Sen. M. M. Logan
Kentucky
Senate
Willis van Devanter
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph F T. Robinson
Arkansas
van Devanter
Judiciary Committee
James A. Farley
White House
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Logan
Carl A. Hatch
Dykstra to Speak on National Alumni Broadcast
Madison report notes carillon bells of Wisconsin to ring during a nationwide NBC WJZ broadcast to update alumni on campus activities. President Clarence A. Dykstra, appointed May 1, will be introduced by Harry Bullis of Minneapolis. a brief address will follow.
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University of Wisconsin
Clarence A. Dykstra
University
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Dykstr
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