Roosevelt picks Hull and Woodin for top posts
News digest details Franklin D Roosevelt's selections for secretary of state and secretary of the Treasury, with Hull of Tennessee and Woodin of New York presenting as key advisors to shape policies on war debts and global economies. The piece notes their backgrounds, roles in an informal cabinet group, and the broader context of ongoing political and international maneuvering.
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Corde Hull
Tennessee
Wiliam H. Woodin
New York
Treasury
Roosevelt
Bernard Baruch
Raymond Maley
Hull
Jong
Democratic Party
House
Senate
Congress
United States
Walla
Carter Glass
Virginia
American Car and Foundry Company
George H. Dern
Utah
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
Grande A. Swanson
Virgil
Harald (. Ickes
Itnois
Henry A. Wadillave
Town
Cormerce
Daniel
Raper
South Carlin
Ronald Lindsay
London
Stimson
John Simon
Sir John
Mr. Roosevelt
Paul Claudel
Wilum Duncan Herridge
Canada
Paria
Paul Boncour
France
China
Jehol
Japan
Manchukurc
Manchukuo
Chaoyanng
Tehoi
Tuoguao
Manchuria
Jepar
Tokyo
League
Wisconsin legislature debates taxes and beer levy plan
Wisconsin legislators wrestle with revenue gaps as committees push for tax changes. Debate includes a potential beer levy to fund a 2 million shortfall, income tax adjustments, and sales tax options amid a large deficit. Senate backs county mediation to curb foreclosures. discussions on state fair funding and Chicago Century of Progress exhibit continue.
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Wes Wells
Aisconsin
Wits
Wehmeeman
Senate Committee On Taxation
Harold B. Reyer
Income Tax Division
Senate
Wisconsin
Chicago
Schmedeagan
Departments of Markets
Gehrmann
Assembly
Wisconsin News Digest Highlights Local Crime and Economy
Madison reports show state workers waiting for weeks on pay amid cash shortages, while Racine recounts an intruder stealing $75 and an aerometer cleaner. Portage fights gambling with many arrests as Elkhorn and Madison note bond actions and tax shifts. Appleton and Oshkosh cover college enrollment, milk strikes, and dairy politics, with national events touching Sheboygan and Newark through a Roosevelt assassination scare aftermath.
Government Economies and Bullfrog Pamphlets Debate
A congressional row questions Department of Agriculture spending on pamphlets and studies including a bullfrog love life pamphlet. The piece defends scientific farming work, notes benefits to farmers and urban health, and explains why weather and roads roles sit under agriculture.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Animal Industry
Dairp
Fonda
Menton
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Public Roads
Wouteen Nawepager
What Will You Do God Gave Us Tools to Work
God provides a place to work energy to use and talents to apply. Some play the piano others sing or lead. The point is what you will do with your gifts to build the highway of life or deepen the ruts. Use your tools to improve the world we share.
Mystery Trade Scheme Promises Free Bread and Gold Prizes
A garbled note describes a quirky plan at a shop offering free bread to every customer and secretly placing gold half sovereigns in some loaves to add excitement. The wording hints at a publicity stunt or prank rather than a serious promotion. No clear location or date is recoverable.
Golden Medical Discovery Praised By La Crosse Resident
A local resident and her husband report health benefits from using Br. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The woman says appetite improved and energy returned after treatment, and her husband recovered from a severe lingering cough after three bottles.
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Br. Pierce
Golden Medical
Mes
Margie Frauckion
Caledonia St
la Crosse
Wis
St. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discover
de. Fastes
Generals list 77 names on Cillea payroll still unpaid
A fragment reports that the army’s payroll records at Cillea include 77 named generals still listed on the books. Officials have not yet confirmed payment or removal, leaving questions about payroll accuracy and officer status unresolved.
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Edward W. Pickard
Suseppa Zangara
Sho
Minral
C. Collas
Cermak
Joseph H. Gill
Miami
Zingara
A. F. Crose
Green
Florida
Washington
Secon
Watertown
N. Y
Washington Post
Henry T. Rainey
Tiljggis
Ledder
Kansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Newaska
Alabama
Vermont
Idaho
Maine
James Cannon, Jr
Walsh
James Beck
Pennsylvania
Senator Walsh
Rep
Rainey
Hoover
Eurgresa
G Prarer Garner
Treasury and Post Office
Johnson
California
Ruy
Desigadt
Newport News
Herbert Hoover
Ranger
John Paul Jones
Langley
Saratoga
Lexington
Navy
Enngreas
Austers
Great Britain
Italy
Engelbert Dotfusa
House of Commons
Hungary
Mussolini
Austria
Machador
Cuba
Bia Ruja
Rebela Em
Sager
William Ft. Woodin
Mrs. Hooaver
de Phe
Tribat
Restri
Badger State
Madison
Racloe
Barl Evans
Portage
Columbia County
Bissell
Edward Miller
Appleton
Lawrence Cotlege
Elkhorn
M. B. Shermen
Charles Venard
Richland Center
Venard
Janeaville
J. F. Carle
G.A.R
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Odd Fellows
Milwaukee
Walter J. Kohler, Jr
Harold L. Riley
Kohler
John I. Drew
I. J.rhosenburg
Liberty State Bank
Rosenburg Waa
Drew
Public Service Commiston
Enu Cikize
Power . Co
Bevouthissian
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and Markets
United States Supreme Court
Federal District Court of New York
Oshkosh
Holstein- Friesian Association of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Co-operative Milk Pool
C. W. Symons
Edgar
W. W. Kinyon
Lake Milla
3. H. Bird
South Byron
John Weatherich
Greekwood
Milton H. Button
Co-Operative Milk Pool
New London
Waupaca
Outagamie
Sasociation
Organici“Te
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Flemey
John Kreis
Sheboygan
Henry Erain
Qostberg
Margaret Eruls
Newark
Zangara
Brotherss
William Brackett
Siley Paice
ODE Rt
Ali
Ne Ero
Ian Corte
Los Angeles
Jude
Bowie
Doan
Doans
Monstary
Carfield Tea
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