Nazis Issue Solemn Warnings Amid Berlin Food T Shortage
Berlin reports Nazi guards threaten state enemies while Berlin steadies for possible showdown. Count von Hell's police prep intersects with rising food prices as shoppers flood dry goods stores and purse metal money demand grows. Eggs sell at 10 cents a dozen, butter 64 cents a pound as summer fruit crops falter and prices surge.
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Berlin
Black Corps
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Count von Hell‘Gorf
Herlin
Riverside Concert Tonight by La Crosse Concert Band
The La Crosse Concert Band performs at Riverside Park in the Wendell A. Anderson Memorial Bead Shell this Thursday at 8 p.m. The program features Nat Cracker Suite selections, Tschaikowsky, Bellini, Offenbach, and orchestral pieces conducted by Victor Herbert, with pieces like Whispering Flowers and Bear Spangled Banner included in the program.
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la Crosse
Wendell A. Anderson
Riverside Park
Jon Quixste
Paris
Syes
Offenbach
Per Diems Overpayments Case Against Guenther
The long claim details alleged overpayments for per diems from May 1929 to 1994. Guenther faced multiple overages totaling 363.90 plus interest, with claims that excess payments increased county taxes and deprived the plaintiff and other taxpayers of money.
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naRsenc
Guenther Guenther
Guenther
la Crosse
Wisconsin Highway Grants and County Projects Details
The commission to open in Madison on Tuesday outlines highway funding including 13,600 for grading and shale on No 27 between Hixton and Northfield, totaling 21,600. La Crosse County receives 146,000 for rail track separation near Medary. Monroe County budgets 15,000 to widen shoulders on No 16 near Tomah. 29,000 to grade Winter Hill on No 27 between Sparta and Cataract. and 29,000 to surface No 21 from Tomah to the Juneau county line, total 73,000. Trempealeau County shares 46,000 for trunk improvements on routes D, Y, J and from Ettrick east. Vernon County allocates 74,000 to grade and train No 14 between Coon Valley and Westby from Coon town.
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Flora Page
Commission
Madison
Hixton
Northfield
la Crosse County
North Western
Milwaukee
Medary
Monroe County
Tomah
Winter Hill
Sparta
Cataract
Juneau County
Ettrick
Vernon County
Coon Valley
Westby
Coon Town
City Projects Continued From Page One
City plans to widen Fifth avenue from State to Vine and remove a pool. City Engineer John Barth said a WPA pool project near the bath house cost 13 000 with 25 000 in filters and was rejected as too costly, to be pursued as a PWA project. Delegations urged larger playgrounds and a swimming pool, Grace Anderson representing the American Legion and auxiliary spoke in favor.
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Page Ong
Cass
Fifth Ave
State
Vine
John Barth
WPA
PWA
Grace Anderson
American Legion
Rayon Company Walkout Ends In Cleveland
Edward F. McGrady announced late Wednesday that Industrial Rayon corporation’s strike, in progress since May 20 and affecting 1200 workers, has been settled. The United Textiles Workers union pressed for a 10 percent wage rise, seniority rights, an eight hour day, overtime pay, higher piece rates, and union dues checkoff.
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Cleveland
Edward F. McGrady
Industrial Rayon Corporation
McGrady
United Textiles Workers Union
Tax Assessors Face Risk Of Being Stung
Wisconsin legislators sent the Grassman bill to Governor La Follette imposing an occupational tax on bees. A senate amendment adds a 100 dollar fine or 80 days in jail for officials who fail to assess and collect the tax. The levy starts 25 cents per hive and 10 cents per additional colony, with bees and beekeeping gear exempt from property taxation. Revenue splits favor local taxation districts and the state agriculture department to fund dairy inspections.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
la Follette
Senate
Assembly
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Six Track Workers Killed In Delaware
An express train heading from New York to Washington struck six track workers at Newport near Wilmington, Delaware. The accident occurred as the Pennsylvaniarailroad passenger train passed through the area.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newport
New York
Washington
Tax Dodgers and 1930s Relief Efforts Mapped
The report outlines plans to survey 90 large cities on bootlegging and liquor sales amid tax enforcement. It notes St Louis will be HQ for 1900 census indexing, with 100 to 500 workers tallying responses from 280 000 retail businesses. Funds allocated include 1 398 888 to Georgia and 152 792 to Alabama under Works Progress Administration. Morgenthau declines to comment on a House tax bill, citing respect for the President’s policy and his role. A common law note states a woman’s majority age is 21 unless state law sets another age.
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Page Oncy
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Georgia
Alabama
Works Progress Administrations
Fletcher May Attend State G. O. P. Meeting in Wisconsin
Roy L. Brecke, secretary of the state Republican Committee, announced a letter from Henry P. Fletcher, national Republican chairman, expressing hope he could attend the G.O.P. mass meeting after the Wisconsin legislature adjourns. Fletcher has been asked to address the meeting. The executive and advisory Republican committees will meet next week to fix the time and place of the state-wide conference.
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Milwaukee
Roy L. Brecke
State Republican Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
National Republican
Wisconsin
Fletcher
Brecke
Truckers Rally Against Wisconsin Transport Bill
Trucker groups and Northland Greyhound Bus Co oppose Assembly Bill substitute amendment by Assemblyman Hall to regulate taxation and weight limits for motor carriers. They argue the bill would raise costs for the public and trucking firms, citing 1981 license and fuel taxes. Highway Commissioner Toriselson defends the measure as setting a reasonable figure.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly Highway Committee
EB. D. Hall
Reno Trego
Glenn Stephens
Northland Greyhound Bus Company
Small Coins Measure Tabled By Committee
Washington. The administration's bill to coin new half-cent and mill pieces was tabled by the house coinage committee Thursday, arguing it would grant too much treasury authority. Secretary Morgenthau proposed the idea to ease state sales tax payments, and President Roosevelt had suggested coin designs. Chairman Somers of New York announced two special sub committees to study the issue further.
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Washington
Morgenthan
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
Morgenthau
House Coinage Committee
Somers
D.-N.y
House
Long pastor's career traced across towns and duties
The obituary chronicles a pastor's 40 plus years of service across La Crosse Crandon Platteville Charles City Dubuque Sioux City and Colesburg detailing multiple pastorates the role as presiding elder and district superintendent plus trustee duties at Charles City and Morning side colleges. Married Lydia Bernhardt in 1884 he leaves three sons Edgar Milton Jesse and one infant daughter. Funeral planned at Salter Memorial church with viewing times at White funeral home and church.
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Page Oney
Crandon
S. D
Platteville
la Crosse
Salter Church
College Church
Charles City
Dubuque
Lex Crosse
Galena
Colesburg
Sioux City, Ta
Sioux City
Rockford
le Crossé
Charles City College
Morningside College
Lydia Bernhardt
Giard
Edgar EB
Milton J
Marshalltown
Jesse B
Salter Memorial Church
E. H. Muelder
Woodlawn Cemeery
Youthful Rider Hurt in Carnival Act at Model Shows
Charlie Wren a youthful rider from St. Petersburg Florida was seriously injured during the motordrome act The Man on the Flying Trapeze at America's Model Shows when fellow performer Dick Dixon of Atlanta accidentally kicked him sending him into the pit He suffered a fractured collarbone and possible internal injuries and was rushed to a local hospital as Bob Williams with Fete Wambach finished the act.
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Charlie Wren
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dick Dixon
Atlanta
Wren
Bob Williams
Fete Wambach
Whispering campaign proposal linked to New Deal debate
House and Senate committees scrutinize a plan to organize security holders to attack the New Deal. Cramer admits an outline for a whispering campaign while denying a direct recommendation. Witnesses discuss motives, accuracy of health claims about the president, and campaign tactics tied to utility legislation and Hoover allegations. An explorer Cabrillo may be honored with a monument on San Miguel Island off Santa Barbara.
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Page One
C. , Groesbeck
Electric Bond
Share
Black
Cramer
Groesbeck
America
New Deal
Michelson
Hoover
Black Cramer
Fane
Schwellenbach
An. O’connor
House Committee
Robinson
Montana
Wheeler
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Hopson
Scarsdale
Florida
Santa Barbara
Calif
Joao Ridrogues Cabrillo
Calix Forma
San Miguel Island
Joaquin R. &. Leite
Cabri
Plans for far future Clyde Navigation Trust dock expansion
The Clyde Navigation Trust, which runs Glasgow port shipping, approved a 50 year dock development plan costing 35 million dollars. It plans more than four miles of new wharfage to meet future needs.
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Glasgow
Clyde Navigation Trust
Scottish
Yesterday's Stars in AP summary of baseball victories
Ferrell led the Red Sox with four RBIs two homers and a single against the Senators. Greenberg hit his 28th homer for Detroit off Browna' pitchers with a triple and a single. White Sox hitters beat Mel Harder and Lloyd Brown with three hits each. Henshaw and Birkefer led Pirates in a win. Leslie supplied Brooklyn with a key RBI. Frankhouse and Moore contributed homers in the Braves opener. Reds beat Cardinals 4 2 in 10th aided by a Bayptians’ run sequence.
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Ferrell
Red Sox
Pale Sox
Senators
Hank
Blackmailers Confess Plot Against Doris Duke
Cromwell New York Doris Duke, tobacco heiress, was named as a prospective victim by four blackmailers who plotted to extort 25000 with faked nude photographs. Fluger and Derago received seven year terms, while Pilanti earned seven and a half years and Ulisse an indefinite sentence. Picarelli awaits sentencing. Mrs Harris spearheaded the case and condemned the sentence as fitting justice.
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New York
Doris Duke Cromwell
George A. Harris
Stock Exchange
Fluger
Morris Koenig
Sing Sing
Germany
Department of Justice
Derago
Dominick Pilanti
Arthur Ulisse
Ralph Picarelli
Harris
Two Rivers Council Rejects Power Plant
Two Rivers Wis The city council voted down Thursday night another proposal for a municipal power plant The vote was 5 to 4 The council named 2 committee to confer with Manitowoc officials regarding the cost of buying power from the Manitowoc municipal plant and distributing it through the Two Rivers system Twice in recent years Two Rivers has rejected proposals for municipal ownership.
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Two Rivers
Wis
Manitowoc
Dern Approves Forest Land Purchases in North Central Unit
Secretary Dern announced Thursday approval by the national forest reservation commission of 32,768 acres for purchase in the national forest purchase unit of the north central region at a cost of 1,024,417. The total national forest purchases amount to 949,204 acres for 3,493,328. A list shows region Wisconsin units and costs including Oconto 1,730 acres 6,803. Argonne 6,068 acres 45,692. Flambeaux 848 acres 1,913. Mondeaux 593 acres 1,510. Chequamegon 3,770 acres 10,792. Moauah 180 acres 399.
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Washington
Dern
National Forest Reservation Commission
National Forest Purchase
North Central Region
Wis
Argonne
Flambeaux
Moauah
Appointments To Two State Boards Announced
Madison reporters announce two state board appointments: Miss Selma E. Johnson of Manitowoc named to the nurses examiners board, succeeding Jeanette Pugh Johnson. Grace Knight of Madison is reappointed to the embalmers examining board along with Fran Candlish of Ford du Lac and Coacie Sage of Superior.
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Madison
Wis
Sélma E. Johnson
Manitowoc
State Board of Nurses’ Examiners
Grace Knight
Health
Johnson
Jeanette Pugh Johnson
Cambria
Fran Candlish
Ford du Lac
Coacie Sage
Mice Start Riot At Essex Railway Depot
A crate of 30 mice broke open at an Essex depot causing chaos as passengers dashed for trains and women boarded the wrong rides while a man captured the rodents in a comical disturbance near London.
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London
Sta Ting
Essex
League of Nations debates split on Ethiopian crisis continues
The council set a Sept 4 deadline for reporting findings by the power and Ethiopian sides as the dispute with Italy worsens. Ethiopia’s Gaston Jeze urged real negotiations beyond arbitration, while Mussolini’s stance prompted a late-session cancellation. In Addis Ababa a mass recruiting drive arose as women fundraised and urged action, forming the Asso Seton for the Defense of the Country.
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Talo
Haile Selassie
Mussolini
Addis Abeba
Ethiopia
War Ministry
Asso- Seton
She~dragga
Conferees Agree To Allow Suits On Processing Taxes
Washington reports conferees from the House and Senate tentatively agreed to allow lawsuits for recovery of processing taxes and to restore the export debenture program. This move, plus striking price fixing provisions, narrows disputes though final acceptance awaits Chairman Smith’s return. The administration had pressed for a flat ban on recovery of processing taxes.
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Washington
House
Senate
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agreement Reached In Green Bay Strike
A truce ended the Green Bay garment workers strike as 50 workers and company heads met at the mayor's call to halt violence while awaiting a federal arbitration panel from Washington. The Amalgamated Garment Workers union pressed for a 25 percent wage increase and negotiated union recognition in a preferential bargaining contract.
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Green Bay
Wis
Washington
Green Bay Garment Manufacturers' Company
John V. Diener
Leo Krzycki
Milwaukee
Amalgamated Garment Workers’ Union
Truckers Co Operative Declared Private Carrier
Madison Wisconsin report states the Truckers Co Operative, Newville Farm Tracking Co operative of Lake Mills, is a private carrier under the Transportation Act. The Public Service Commission ruled that the group pays only a private carrier permit fee and not a contract trucker license. Complainants argued for contract trucker status and mileage lens fees.
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Madison
Wis
Public Service Commission
Newville Farm Tracking Co
Lake Mills
Obituary notices for Irving W. Anderson and others in Onalaska
Irving W. Anderson died at his Onalaska home after moving from Owatonna Minnesota born October 24 1989. Survived by father seven sisters and four brothers and wife Myrtle Peterson. Funeral in Owatonna Minnesota. Also obituary for Mrs Theodore Ritter 24 died after short illness at local hospital with husband son two parents and four sisters. Services at home and Trinity Lutheran Church. Interment Oak Grove cemetery. Daisy Perkins 69 died suddenly at daughter’s home South Twenty first Street survived by daughter and son with funeral arrangements to follow.
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Irving W. Anderson
Teving W. Anderson
Onalaska
Owatonna
Minn
Myrtle Peterson
Owatona
Myrtle Jorstad
Esther Bjorker
Alma Bingham
Hattie Iverson
Mary Larson
Rochester
Lylu Thompson
Fatsgo
N. D
Clara Schmidt
Sioux Falls
S. D
Arthur
Melvin
Reuben
Mankato
Clifford
Litchfield
Theodore Ritter
Theodore, Jr
Charles Jansky
Florence
Beverly
June
Marion
Wood Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
T. C. Thompson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Daisy Perkins
F. J. Gregg
South Twenty-first Street
E. H. Perkins
Little Rock, Ark
Beggar Smashes Car Glass With Wooden Leg
A Wausau, Wisconsin man named Ray Smith, turned away after pleading for underwear, used his wooden leg to shatter the Hodges car window. He pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property and is held for circuit court trial on $600 bond.
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Wausau
Wis
Fred Hodges
Hodges
Ray Smith
Wisconsin August relief fund totals released
State Relief Director Alfred W Briggs announced Wisconsin will have 3 with Smarty misreadings? The text details 3,331,911 for August general employment relief financed by a $2,500,000 federal allotment plus $431,912 state and $400,000 local contributions. The August projected caseload is 94,923, down from July due to better farm employment. Relief clients on Works Progress Administration projects will continue to receive checks until their first pay.
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Madison
Wic
Wisconsin
Alfred W. Briggs
Briggs
Works Progress Administration
State Cheese Publicity Program Assured In Wisconsin
Kiel Wis President H P Mulloy announced the Wisconsin Cheesemakers Publicity Association campaign to fund advertising Wisconsin cheese has secured backing from two bankers groups. Calumet County Bankers Association guarantees 1200 dollars and Waupaca County Bankers Association 2000 dollars. Six district offices will open in Wausau Green Bay Kiel Beaver Dam Richland Center and Monroe for an eight week drive reaching Wisconsin's 2137 cheese factories.
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Kiel
Wis
H. P. Mulloy
Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ Publicity Association
Wisconsin
Bankers
Calumet County Bankers’ Association
Waupaca
Richland Center
Monroe
Secretaries of State Again Elect Dammann
Lutzen Minn. Theodore Dammann Wisconsin secretary of state was elected vice president of the National Association of Secretaries of State at the close of the annual convention here Thursday. The item also notes actor Robert Montgomery declaring arrests in France during a six week tour of Europe and Chicago justice Harry Olson dies of a heart attack. Card of Thanks from the Mahlum family extends thanks for kindness after bereavement. Tribune Want Ads offer export service.
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Lutzen
Minn
Theodore Dammann
Wisconsin
National Association of Secretaries of State
Europe
New York
Robert _Montgomery
Montgomery
France
Albert Mahlum
Maynard
Ann
Borris Mahlur
Tribune
Winois Enforces Law To Require Six-Day Week
Illinois enacts a six day work week requiring all employers to give workers a 24 hour rest period each week. The new law, effective July 6, carries fines from 25 to 106 dollars per offense. Exemptions apply to small shops with seven or fewer workers and certain essential duties including bakers, firemen, janitors, and watchmen.
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Chicago
State Department of Labor
Wisconsin Democrats Reassured On 1936 Adjustment Promises
Milwaukee politically charged report notes John F. Kennedy announcing a Farley letter stating the Wisconsin situation will be adjusted satisfactorily. Kennedy cited a telephone talk confirming Wisconsin Democrats will back the national administration and reelect Roosevelt in 1936 after a county committee meeting adopted a resolution denouncing the appointment of Adjutant General Ralph Timmell as state work progress administrator.
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Milwaukee
John F. Kennedy
Milwaukee County Democratic Committee
James A. Farley
Wisconsin
Will.o
Kennedy
Social Guests and Local Visits Highlight Viroqua Week
A string of visitors and gatherings marks a busy week in Viroqua Wisconsin. Guests include Carl Espeseth and daughters from St Paul Oscar Espeseth from California and Edward Nestingen from Sparta. Mrs Roy Carver's visit prompts bridge games hosted by Mrs I E Casperson. Several locals journey to Ohio Minnesota and Nebraska while others host relatives at home. A note on lunar weight remarks that a 175 pound adult would weigh 2 pounds on the moon.
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Viroqua
Wis
A. ©. Espeseth
Oscar Larson
Carl Espeseth
St. Paul, Minn
Oscar Espeseth
California
Edward Nestingen
Sparta
Roy J. Carver
Stevens Point
I.E. Casperson
Contract Bridge
Faver
M. J. Casperson
Mary Webhn
Roy Carver
Cora Barry
Ohio
Marion Drake
Kearney
Neb
Levi Eckhardt
W. W. Moore
Garying
W. Rotherme
Alice White
Tennessee
May Frohock
Robert Smith
Hillsboro
Myr
B. Fisher
Wallace Brenner
Florida
Stewar Smith
Etta Burnside
BE. W. Hazen
Ella Brye
Danesville
H. T. Hasgenson
McIntosh, Minn
Beatrice Smith
Wade Burkhardt
Devik Lake
Neil Nelson
Rusk Avemur
Fred Thompson
Minnesota
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