Assembly Passes Bill to Regulate Milk Prices in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Assembly approved Caldwell's bill granting the Department of Agriculture and Markets emergency powers to fix milk and cream prices in Milwaukee area markets. The measure aims to curb price cutting and curb unfair resale practices amid ongoing shortage and economic stress since 1932. Governor Schme and local officials meet to resolve violations of the November order, with Zabel likely to pursue prosecution if needed.
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Milwaukee
yrom
Milwauea
Schmescan
WA Zabel
Milwalaho
Mamorrow
assembly
Caldwell
atkesha
senate
agriculture and marerency authority
Thail
Wisconsin Senate defeats property tax levy ban bill
The Wisconsin Senate voted 18 to defeat Loomis's bill that would block local governments from levying property taxes for highway costs for two years. Democrats and conservatives joined two progressives in opposing the measure amid attacks on state commissions and Loomis’s protest.
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Senate
Madison
Loomis
Mauston
Post Office Burglaries Reported in Three Villages
Burglars struck five post offices in Pittsville Sommerfeldt Unity and nearby towns in Marathon County. No money stolen but cash stamps and valuables taken from some locations while others left largely untouched. A car activity was observed near Unity during the incidents.
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Pitts- Wood county
Pittsvile
Sommerfeldt
Whitngham
Local Truck In Fatal Crash Near Milwaukee
A woman identified as Mrs EB M Burtch of Waukesha died in a two vehicle crash late today between her car and a Town Motor Transportation truck from Sheboygan at Ryan and Kilbourne roads near Milwaukee. Kenneth Breitzman 19 the truck driver was taken into custody by police.
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Milwaukee
EB. M. Burtch
Waukesha
Town Motor Transportation company
Sheboygan
Ryan and Kilbourne roads
Burdick Burtch
Damages Sought Over Shipment Delay In Milwaukee Barrel Case
Webber Cartage Line seeks 5000 in damages after a shipment of brewing equipment for Fobst Brewing Milwaukee was delayed following a three vehicle crash in Waukegan Illinois. Defendants include Miss Florence Otis her father Ralph C Otis and Edward E Kleimschmidt of Highland Park. The attorney notes time sensitivity before beer sale legality.
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Waukegan
Webber Cartage Line, Inc
Florence Otis
Ralph C. Otis
Webber company
Milwaukee
List Of Hoarders Of Gold Compiled
Federal reserve officials announced member banks in the seventh district including part of Wisconsin would begin compiling a list of known gold hoarders for transmission to Washington. The final list would include those who withdrew coins or gold certificates between Feb 1 and March 4 and did not return the withdrawals to the bank.
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Chicago
Federal reserve
Wisconsin
Washington
Surplus of Smelt Disrupts Menominee Market
In Menominee Michigan a massive smelt run caused a market surplus as buyers reported a glut. Despite 1 cent a pound as the price thousands of fish remained unsold and about 1409 nets were in use when sales declined.
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Menominee, Mich
Business Revival Gains Momentum Across Nation
A United Press survey shows a nationwide business revival with millions poured into new ventures and thousands of jobs created. Brewing centers drive activity as banks reopen and public works surge, with orders flowing to York Ice Machine, Mengel, Anheuser Busch, Falstaff, and related firms.
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United Press
New York
America
Washington i8
Washington
York Ice Machine Corp
Mengel Company
Anheuser-Busch company
Falstaff Brewing Corp
St. Lous
Steel
Milwaukee
Ohio Fabricator
Wisconsin Senate Refuses Delay On Auto License Deadline
Madison Wis The senate refused to suspend rules to allow a bill by Senator Fons Milwaukee to extend the auto license deadline from April 1 to May 1 Senator Cashman highway commission chair criticized politicians for tampering with highway revenue and said previous extensions hinder towns counties from receiving due highway aid He warned against extending to July or delaying to next January noting the revenue shortfall would hurt local governments if plates are not sold promptly.
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Madison
Wis
senate
Fons
Milwaukee
Cashman
highway commission
Theodore Dammann
Beer Drinkers To Lose Their Jobs
Cincinnati based Methodist publishing house warns employees who drink beer will be dismissed. Dr George Douglass, executive official, stated the policy during today’s briefing.
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Cincinnati
Methodist book concern
George Douglass
the
concern
Child Strangled In Basement Of Home
Six year old Barbara Wiles was found dead in the basement of a six family Brooklyn tenement. Police questioned a barber who claimed to tend a sick man as detectives sought the killer amid a crowd outside the Bushwick home.
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New York
Barbara Wiles
Brooklyn
Wiles
Bushwick
Barbara
Hanna Wiles
Appropriation Bills Rejected By Assembly
The Wisconsin Assembly rejected six bills seeking general fund appropriations. Four were proposed by Assemblyman Thompson to compensate individuals for farm and property losses caused by wildlife. The measure sought payments for hay damage by beaver, sheep killed by a bear, corn damage from pheasants, and a deer related auto incident.
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Madison
Wis
assembly
Thompson
D. Spooker
J. T. Casey
Springbrook
Clinton Van Guilder
Webster
Ray Riley
John Johnson
Spooner
Assemblyman Callahan
Mon
Grief Stricken Father Lures Boy to Shack Death
Kalamazoo Michigan reports a grief stricken man lured eight year old George Badham to a celery farm shack promising candy. He struck him with a club and slashed his throat then surrendered to police. David South 65 father of Henry who died last month faced circuit court arraignment.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
George Badham
ms shack
David South
Archie Badham
Smith
Badham
Edward Johnson
Johnson
Henry
Roosevelt Relief Plan Adopted by Senate in Recovery Push
The Senate approved President Roosevelt’s reforestation plan to employ 250000 destitute men, removing draft-like provisions and granting broad administrative powers. The measure, part of recovery efforts, faces House action tomorrow with an estimated 148.96 million dollars for work and a companion 500 million for direct relief grants to states.
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Washington
Roosevelt
senate
house
Walsh
Massachusetts
Organized labor
William A. Green
American Federation of Labor
Soviet
Russia
Mussolini
Dickinson
Towa
Sioux City
United States
Hitler
Copeland
New York
Large Crowd Attends Beer Bill Hearing in Madison
A record crowd fills a joint senate and assembly hearing in Madison on regulating 3.2 percent beer and wine. Bills considered include the Leidinger administration measure and proposals by Assemblyman Kieker and the senate state and local government committee. If many speakers present, the hearing may run late as amendments are discussed. The committee will review suggestions in executive session and aim for a single consolidated bill.
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Madison
Wis
senate
assembly
Leidinger
Kieker
senate committee on state
Judge Denies Motion in Scottsboro Case in Morgan Court
Judge James B. Horton in Morgan circuit court denied a defense motion to quash the indictment against the nine defendants in the Scottsboro case. The defendants are accused of attacking two young White girls, triggering the lengthy social and legal proceedings.
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Decatur
Ala
James BE, Horton
Morgan circuit court
Scottsboro
Outbreaks Prompt Closures as Nazis Crack Down in Germany
The report notes raids on 1500 Steel Helmet veterans in Brunswick linked to a local revolt fear. It cites Nazi panic and a joint stance with the group while detailing antisemitic measures, including expulsions of 20 Jewish physicians and a worldwide protest against perceived persecution.
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Preas
Steel Helmet
national socialist party
Brunswick
Berlin
Germany
Palestine
New York
Madison Square Garden
Plane Crash Kills Fifteen in Belgium
An Imperial Airways City of Liverpool passenger plane crashed near Essen, Belgium, with 15 aboard. Police recovered five bodies. ten more believed dead. Eyewitnesses reported bodies falling from the burning craft. Victims included one Belgian, three Germans, and eleven English. twelve passengers and three crew.
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Dixmude
Belgium
British Imperial Airways
Liverpool
Brussels
Cologne
London
Farm Holiday Meeting Planned At Green Bay
Green Bay Wis Special A meeting of the National Farm Holiday association of Green Bay and vicinity will be held at the Columbus Community club Green Bay Saturday April 1 at 1 30 p m Farmers business and laboring men and women for miles in all directions are urged to attend C E Broughton will be the principal speaker H P Mulloy of New Holstein will explain the farm holiday movement.
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Green Bay
Wis
National Farm Holiday association of
Green Bay and vicinity
Columbus Community club
C. E. Broughton
H. P. Mulloy
New Halstein
Nazi boycott call clashes with foreign presence feared in Germany
National Socialist headquarters in Munich issued a nationwide boycott appeal targeting Jewish businesses with instruction to avoid clashes with foreigners. The move, likely to take effect at 10 a m April 1, risks paralyzing Jewish life and follows a protracted propaganda defense framing. In Berlin and other cities, sporadic anti Jewish actions, store closures, and arrests occurred as mobs pressured Jewish vendors.
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Munich
Bavaria
National Socialist party
One Fireman Killed and Three Hurt in Appleton Truck Crash
A fre truck skidded into a telephone pole in Appleton Wisconsin fatally injuring Fireman Louis P. McGillan 49 and injuring three other firemen. Foreman Herman C Krueger 60 suffered a fractured leg while Emil Schwahn 63 and Joseph Drexier Jr 36 sustained foot head and scalp injuries. Ernst Schimmelpfenig 38 had facial abrasions and was discharged later. The driver Christ Deligeo was not from the truck.
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Joseph Drexier, Jr
Ernst Schimmelpfenig
Schimmelpfenig
Christ Deligeo
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