Punishment For Three Considered In Mail Inquiry
A senate inquiry into a mail matter considered punishing three individuals including a former Post Office official. Testimony cited fraud and contract issues, with calls to sanction four others and to review aviation ties. The hearing focused on alleged secrecy and improper records, noting contempt risks for those refusing to turn over files.
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Unty Raises 106.98 To Aid Warm Springs
Fragmented OCR notes report small donations and funds raised for Warm Springs. Amounts include 106.98 and 782.68 with miscellaneous figures like 238.75. Names, places, and full context are unclear due to text corruption.
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unty
Warm Springs
Rooses elt Nis Sight Cold
In a terse note the speaker describes cold conditions and a gathering at a study. The text mentions naval matters and political undertones with references to engagements and offices. The fragment hints at ongoing concerns as winter persists.
Reinforcements Pour Into Paris Amid Rioting Fears
Paris faced heightened tension as four demonstrations against Premier Edouard Daladier's cabinet prompted heavy troop deployments including North African Spahis. Police fears rose after Jean Chiappe’s ouster, while Daladier prepared a three point program focused on order, Stavisky scandal truth, and a March 31 budget.
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Edouard Daladier
ministry 43
Patrots
parliament
Maladier
Jean Chiappe
Paria
M Chiappe
Bonnefoy Sibour
Daladier
Stavisky
Chautemps
Austria Appeals to League Over Nazi Tension
Austria decided to appeal to the League of Nations for protection against German aggression after a cabinet decision to refer the Austro German dispute to Geneva. Prince von Starhemberg halted Dollfuss anti Nazi push in Tyrol by installing a Heimwehr led commission, replacing elected officials and suppressing a socialist paper Volkzeitung, as tensions over party rules and Nazi influence mounted.
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Germany
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Helmwehr
Home Guard
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Volkazeitung
Inngbrk
Prince von Starhemberg
Richard Steidle
Ringelberg Dollfuss
Heimgehr
Steiche
Kollmann
Christian socialist party
Bombing of Car Threats Tied to Liquor Trade Enmity
Joseph Abddulah, brother of 22 year old Marcella Abddulah, Milwaukee State Teachers College student, says bombers targeted their car in Iron Ridge Dodge County Wisconsin. He cites family feud and rival liquor-running foes as motives while noting his and another brother Peter used the car more recently. A continuation line indicates the story runs on page 15.5.
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Dodge county
Wis
Marcella Abddulah
Milwaukee State ‘Teachers’ college
Joseph
Peter
Marcella Joseph
St John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Reed aids Chicago case in Touhy fight for death penalty
Former Missouri senator James A Reed sought to aid the Cook County state's attorney in the Touhy murder case. Reed flew from Kansas City to Chicago and then Washington to block federal arrest of John Factor, a key witness who identified Touhy Gustav Schaeffer and Albert Kator as gang members. The trio’s retrial is set for February 18 after a jury deadlock.
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James A Reed
Missouri
states attorney's office
Roger Touhy
Chicago
Reed
Kansas City
Washington
John
Jake the Barber
Factor
Touhy
Gustav Schaeffer
Albert Kator
Fen
Buying Tide Continues On Stock Market
The spring buying tide lifted the stock market with optimism as equities rose 1 to 2 points or more, except in alcohols and metals, trading at a brisk pace of about 1,000,000 shares early. January business gains and rising public demand suggested stronger retail sales, though some warned a correction could occur if stocks lose their solid base.
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VICTOR EUBANK
Associated Press
New York
Director Werner Returns From Washington Conference
Matt Werner arrived home late Sunday after a week in Washington where clear instructions defined his NRA duties. He attended sessions daily and was impressed by the upcoming responsibilities. His chief Harry L Hopkins spoke at the four day conference, guiding directors as Werner works to complete his Madison Capitol office and build maximum efficiency.
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Matt Werner
Washington
NRA
New Director To Be Named Soon
Milwaukee accepts appointment to name a new director of civil works to replace Robert C Johnson of Fond du Lac who was dismissed last week but had been guiding civil works activities. Willem L Coffey of Milwaukee named as state administrator of public relief and civil works and the state industrial commission will appoint the new director this week.
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Willem L Coffey
state industrial commission
Robert C Johnson
Fond du Lac
Reach Vote Quickly On Relief Bill
The House passed the 950 million dollar CWA relief bill under suspension by a 382 to 1 vote. Rep Terrell of Texas cast the lone dissent. The measure required a two thirds majority, and debate lasted about 40 minutes with limited opportunities for amendments.
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Terrell
Denn
Texas
house
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Dem
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LaGuardia
New York
Manhattan
Buchanan
Rep. Cochran
Affidavits Of Charges To Be Filed Tuesday
Mayor Sonnenburg calls a special common council meeting for Tuesday to receive affidavits accusing Street Commissioner Arthur Hinze and to consider a resolution seeking funds for a south breakwater at Arrowhead harbor. Affidavits by Em i Fincher Richard E Schutte William Koglin and Alfred B Miller are needed for formal action. Hinze remains suspended pending committee investigation and report. A hearing date will be set by Chairman Otto Messner.
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common council
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congress
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William Koglin
Alfred B. Miller
Hinze
Sonnenburg
Otto Messner
Lake Michigan Weather Update for Boatmen
Lake Michigan forecast shows moderate north winds shifting to variable tonight with flurries. Tuesday outlook uncertain as wind pattern shifts.
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Lake Michigan
Additional Testimony On Brutality In Schrader Case
In Oshkosh special inquest continued today on Oscar Schrader's death at Northern Hospital for the Insane. John Leonhardt testified a suspended attendant William Grundeman struck Schrader. District Attorney Laus received letters to The Sheboygan Press about the case. Broughton produced an Anderson letter alleging brutality and Goggins denial. many letters concern other alleged cruelties at the Winnebago institution.
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Oscar Schrader
Sheboygan
Northern Hospital
John Leonhardt
Two Rivers
William Grundeman
Schrader
R C Laus
C E Broughton
Sheboygan Press
Jim Anderson
Oshkoh
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Mr Schrader
Goggins
Broughton
Anderson
Laus
Washington
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Port Washington
Racine
Fond du Lac
Stoughton
Milwaukee
legislative committee
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McElligott
Ross Miller
CWA
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W Parker
Alderson
Peter Bell
ateff
City Audit Report To be Considered By Finance Committee
The city finance committee will act tonight on an audit of city books by the Wisconsin Tax Commission covering April 2, 1930, to Oct 31, 1933. It shows a $2,785 balance due the city clerk, paid in full, and $661 in salary advances repaid. Future salary advances are halted. permit money now goes to the city treasurer.
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common council
Wisconsin Tax commission
Jake A. Klein
Klein
Al- Idermen Klein
Willard M. Sonnenburg
Erwin Mohr
tax commission
finance committee
Mohr
Edger Meves
Henry Zehms
Prizes In Candy Ruled By Court As Unfair Practice
The Supreme Court ruled that candy packages with prizes to lure pennies from children constitute unfair competition. The decision upheld FTC authority to halt prize candy sales by RA F Keepel and Brothers Inc. and related vendors for deceptive inducements.
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Washington
supreme court
federal trade commission
RA. F. Keepel and Brothers, Inc
Dascester
congress
Court Ends Prosecution in Prohibition Case Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that all pending federal prohibition prosecutions be wiped from dockets, affecting thousands of cases under the Volstead Act. The ruling held the Prohibition Act inoperative after the 21st Amendment, not by Congress but by the people, and foreclosed further proceedings including appeals.
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supreme court
Hianid
Hayes
middle district of
North Carolina
James C. Big
congress
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cane
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Cattle Bill Passed by House and Senate Reform
A cattle bill moves through the House and Senate with amendments. The measure lowers the loan cap for farmers in 1684 for crop production purposes from 45,000,000 to 325,000,000, shaping agricultural credit policy.
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