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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
11
Street cars resumed service from Council Bluffs to Omaha after a July strike and riots by organized street railway workers. Guards rode the first car as a police escort, police arrested one man, and pickets sang as cars slowly operate on a guarded line amid ongoing tensions and martial law in Omaha.
XK E Uelman of Milwaukee chaired a clinic at a regional dental meeting in Tomah serving La Crosse Vernon and Arce counties. Developments in bridgework and improved techniques were shared along with golf tournament results and banquet notes. Prizes were awarded to Fortney Viroqua De Syverson Tomah Philips La Crosse Dylan Olson Gotterdam Lyga Nestingen and Nestingen among others. West members listed included Otten Lyga and several named from Tomah and La Crosse. A three year directorship for Tomah was assigned to J H Colleran.
Army orders published Wednesday detail Major Leander L Hathaway of Ft Sam Houston Texas assigned for duty with the Organized Reserves in La Crosse Wisconsin. The notice lists his home base and official posting as he joins reserve units for service.
Richard Dix stars in The Arizonian at the Majestic, featuring Henry Hull Gene Raymond Frances Drake and June Clayworth. Octavus Roy Cohen wrote Freckles and His Friends Providence Takes a Part Blosser story. film includes frontier marshal plot with romance and comedy.
Wisconsin Democratic senators planned to protest to Harry Hopkins about alleged use of federal work relief to fund a political machine. Senator F. Ryan Duffy would deliver the complaint and a telegram to President Roosevelt, criticizing Immell for hiring progressive politicians and seeking federal approval for a Wisconsin Farm Credit project. The message notes the Farm Credit agency was created to aid mortgage relief, later abolished, and reintroduced only to be halted by a progressive-leaning state assembly.
Galesville Wisconsin special report notes a mixed golf tournament where men defeated women 26 to 5 after a nine hole round. Mrs P Ibach led women with 37, while Dr F T Younker and A G Velas each shot 37 for men. Sixteen twosomes plus four extra men competed. pairings and results list several players and points.
Texas writer G C G reports ten years of itching eczema eased by Zeimo claiming rapid relief from itching and rash. The ad touts Zeimo as soothing and cooling with rare ingredients and notes Good Housekeeping Bureau approval No 4874. Includes price references 35 cents to 1 dollar.
A new pool type from patent holders promises half the cost of ordinary pools and a dish shaped design with a central diving platform, underwater viewing openings for lifeguards, a sand beach, and rotating lights. The plan includes a front entrance through a shower and a wave maker keep the sand fresh. Local efforts to supervise youths at Petti Bone Beach continue, led by Ellis Lys with volunteers and no lifeguard funding, while the column shifts toward vacation musings and vagabonding.
Kay Francis and George Brent lead Stranded a stark drama at the Rivoli with moments of humor. The story follows a Travelers Aid worker in love with a hard driven engineer amid clashes of class and humanity. Also features Patricia Ellis and Donald Woods in supporting roles. Beginning Friday Ginger starring Jane Withers and Jackie Sears arrives, with O. P. Heggie and Katherine Alexander. White Lies ends at Bijou tonight with Walter Connolly, Victor Jory, Fay Wray. Transient Lady at Riviera follows a trio of promoters entangled with crooked politicians.
In the cool evening an ad touts a demante sale at Dorfling ers with a grand group of coats in all sizes. It promises tailored polo coats, dressier models, plain or patterned weaves, basket or steel weaves, and affordable outfits for sports, dinner, or dark wear.
Madison, Wis. A senate vote concurred with Kaiser resolution to hold a referendum asking voters whether to abolish general property taxes. The proposal originally included alternate tax forms but the senate deleted that portion, leaving only the question of abolishing the property tax. Assemblyman John N. Kaiser of Milwaukee authored the measure.
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