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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1935

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Rainfall Breaks Heat With 2.63 Inches in La Crosse

Heavy seven hour rain ends a heat wave in Wisconsin with 2.63 inches in La Crosse flooding basements and washing out bridges in Greenfield and Cole Valley. Milwaukee reports 2.07 inches as streets flood and sewers strain. temperatures swing from around 86 down to 67 with easing humidity.

la Crosse Ty Wera Flacrosse Tce Greenfield Jan's Cole Valley Sparta Leon Portland Monroe County Jackson County Black River Falls Buffalo Tremprneau Highway Commission Madison Green Bay Duluth Minn Crain Sinsinawa Wis Hudson

Weather Record For La Crosse and Vicinity

Generally cooler tonight with unsettled conditions across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa Thunderstorms and showers reported in parts of Wisconsin east to southeast Minnesota and northern Iowa Cooler air moves in tonight and Saturday with fair to partly cloudy skies in many areas Temperatures range from the 60s to lower 80s Flood and river forecasts indicate rising levels along the Mississippi River at Red Wing Hastings and surrounding regions, with a gradual rise expected southward toward Genoa La Crosse area forecast shows a cooler weekend with lingering showers northeast portion this afternoon or early tonight.

la Crosse Wisconsin Portios Minnesota Enna Leora Red Wing Winn Durand Hantings Genoa Hastings Genee Crosca

League Council Abandons Session For Cocktail Party

The League of Nations council, facing opposition to a peace formula between Italy and Ethiopia, suspended public session plans and planned a private cocktail at J A C Avenol’s home to discuss the Tialo Ethiopian crisis. Mussolini and Tecle Hawariate opposed parts of the draft, while Laval and Aiosi pressed for clarity and a resumption of arbitration.

Geneva Laval France League of Nations Council Italy Great Britain Ethiopia J. A. C. Avenol League Premice Mussolini Tecle Hawariate Mussolini Hawariate Baron Pompeos Ajiosi Aloisi Musolinii Maxima Litvinoff Russia League Council

La Crosse County to Dedicate New Airport August 18

La Crosse County’s French Island airport will be formally dedicated on Sunday August 18. A short program will precede aerial maneuvers and a possible aerial bombardment display. Drum corps from Veterans of Foreign Wars Junior Naval Guard Erickson Bakery and Boy Scouts of America are invited. A flagpole will be erected and a flag raising will open the ceremony. Private planes from the Northwest may attend and an American Legion aerial circus is planned the following Sunday. Dedication committee members include Supervisors Raymond C. Biee J H Schubert Oscar Harebo C C Looney and Raymond Prafilin Ray Peacock William Gillette Alfred W. Rice.

la Crosse County French Island Veterans of Foreign Wars Junior Naval Guard Erickson Bakery Boy Scouts of America WERA Northwest la Crosse American Legion Raymond C. Biee J. H. Schubert Oscar Harebo C. C. Looney Raymond Prafilin Ray Peacock William Gillette Alfred W. Rice

Senate Refuses 50 MPH Speed Limit in Wisconsin

The Wisconsin Senate rejected a 50 mph speed limit bill despite backing from Milwaukee safety leaders. It passed a measure to treat drunken driving as criminal negligence with penalties of 30 days to one year in jail and two years license revocation. Opponents argued speed limits do not solve highway safety and that slow drivers can be dangerous.

Madison Wis State Senate Wisconsin Harold Schoenecker Milwaukee Schoenecker Senate

Naval Officer Killed In Airplane Crash

The Navy reports Aviation Chief Machinist's Mate George A. Reese of San Diego was killed when his plane crashed near Ocean View California. He was alone and died instantly. He is survived by his widow Frances Reese.

Washington, D. C Navy Department George A. Reese San Diego Calif Ocean View Frances iRecse Barcelona Spain Alex Divani Barbara Hutton Perpignan France Palamos Mdivani Jose Maria Sert

Plead Not Guilty To Robbery Charge

Three minor boys arrested in the A. W Hanson restaurant robbery at 409 Jay Street were arraigned in county court and pleaded not guilty. Each was held for a preliminary hearing set for next Monday at 2 PM under $1000 bond. Accused are Wilbert Ipsen 27 618 Cass Merrill Shesler 17 321 North Ninth Edward Pedersen 17 915 Fifth Avenue South.

A. W Happy) Hanson Jay Street Wilbert Ipsen Cass Street Merrill Shesler North Ninth Street Edward Pedersen Fifth Avenue South

White House Drops Action Over Whispering Campaign

Washington reports the White House will take no action against E P Cramer of Plainfield New Jersey after he testified about a whispered campaign accusing President Roosevelt of insanity. Legal experts saw possible charges under liberal law but the matter is expected to be dropped.

Washington White House E. P. Cramer Plainfield N. J Iman Ianate Lobby Committee Roosevelt Cramer Senate Representative Patton D.-Tex House Rules Committee E. V. Sellers NRA John W. Carpenter Texas Utilities Bonnie Patton Sellers Norris Shock Patton Leo Brennan Blanton D.tex

Bank Robbery Near Lake Mills Prompt Flight

Two men armed with revolvers robbed the Bank of Lake Mills just after opening. They took about $900 in currency and silver from teller cages but did not enter the vault. An alarm scared them off. they fled through a rear window to an alley where a girl waited in a parked car. The duo sped away, direction unknown.

Lake Mills Wis

West Allis Youth, 17, Drown In Crystal Lake

West Allis teen Phillip Haehler, 17, drowned Thursday at Crystal Lake about 18 miles west of Sheboygan. His sister, swimming with him, could not save him as rescue efforts failed.

Sheboygan Wis Phillip Haehler West Alls Crystal Lake Here

Mandeville Zenge Captured After Slaying Probe in Chicago

Mandeville Zenge, a Missouri carpenter sought in the mutilation death of Dr. Walter Bauer, was arrested in a west side taxicab garage. His father verified custody, and investigators questioned him while a police note hinted at a hoax related to the case.

Louise Bauer Mandeville Zenge Mandeville Zenge Canton Louise Bauer Chicago Walter J. Bauer Missouri Walter J. Bauer West Side Daniel Gilbert Zenge Gilbert Andy Zenge Harry Hoffman Cook County Behavior Clinic Bauer Charles S. Dougherty

Republicans Clash Over Tax Bill Morgenthau Critique

In Washington a Republican rep said Secretary Morgenthau either was ashamed of or unable to analyze the 270 million tax measure during House debate. The remark followed testimony that the bill was drafted by the Democratic Ways and Means Committee without minority input. Senate hearings continued with witness Franklin Ganse of Boston calling the bill a seizure of wealth in inheritance taxes.

Washington Morgenthau House Representative Treadway F.mass Senate Nance Committee Ways and Means Committee Massachusetts Samuel B.egh D.-Wash Democratic Ways and Means Hill Senate Finance Committee Franklin W. Ganse Boston Colerway

Treason Against Nazi Party Decreed Death Penalty Outlined

Berlin officials reveal 15 point penal code draft declaring acts against the Nazi party and its organizations treasonous with death as the penalty. The announcement coincides with the first anniversary of Marshal Hindenburg’s death and exclusion of steel helmet veterans from memorial services.

Berlin Roland Freisler Ministry of Justice Uelanetse A Aaa Heeabau Ace Nazi Germany Marshal Paul von Hindenburg Germany

Marcus To Quit Republican Post In Muscoda Wis

Marcus Ben Marcus chairman of the Republican executive committee says he is ready to relinquish the post due to lack of time. He has not filed a formal resignation but will step down once a successor is named. He notes the committee faced a disappointing 1938 campaign with Republicans deserting to vote Democratic. The Oshkosh founded voluntary body has long controlled the state central committee.

Muscoda Wis Ben Marcus Republican Executive Committee Marcus Oshkosh State Central Committee Central Committee

Delta Condemnation Hearing Set Monday

A hearing will be held in Madison Wisconsin to appoint commissioners to appraise 5 404 acres in Trempealeau and Buffalo counties. The U S department of agriculture has begun condemnation to acquire land for a wildlife and game refuge owned by Delta Fish and Fur Farms Inc.

Madison Wis Pealeau Buffalo County U. S.department of Agriculture Delta Fish and Fur Farms, Inc

Wisconsin House Advances Federal Works Plans in Wisconsin

After a brisk session, seven bills authorizing federal works programs move forward with minimal changes. The measures cover bonds with referenda, fees on projects, separate accounting for federal funds, and powers for cities to condemn land, create housing authorities, extend services, and form improvement authorities to run utilities and projects.

Madison Wis Assembly Federal Works Administration Wisconsin Senate Friay Jeiter

Assembly Rejects Bill Dividing Control Board

Madison Wis The Kelly bill to divide administration of the state penal and charitable institutions among members of the state board of control was defeated 49 to 35 in the assembly. The measure sought definite lines of responsibility. The assembly also set up supervision plans for heart and medical care of inmates and postponed action on inquiry into lobbyists to August 8.

Madison Wis State Board of Control Assembly

Bandits Escape With 24000 In Denver Holdup

Three gunmen escaped with 24000 in cash stocks and jewelry after holding real estate man P Y Max Schwartz in his downtown Denver office on a principal street Friday.

Denver PY Max Schwartz

Soaking The Rich Debate In The 1930s Press

A Beverly Hills letter recalls Roosevelt era talk about taxing the wealthiest. It notes 58 of the richest Americans paid no federal tax on 37 percent of their incomes. The piece critiques media coverage and mentions Roosevelt’s brain trusters seeking ways to tax more, while lawyers shield the wealthy.

Beverly Hills Calif U. S Roosevelt

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