Zimmerman Eyes Wisconsin Governor Post in 1936
Former Wisconsin governor Fred Zimmerman hints at a Republican bid for the 1936 statehouse. He argues for a middle ground policy supporting farmers, balanced labor relations, and higher farm prices to boost industry and state prosperity. He has a small support base but uncertain convention or primary prospects.
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Everett Madison
Wis
Fred 8
Gamameraen
Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Senate
Wr. Zimmerman
Easy Pleasant Way To Lose Fat
Promotes loss of fat and weight with Kruschen Salts. Claims quick scales readings and health benefits. Recommends reducing pastry fats and sugar and walking. Includes a dubious price claim and urges readers to buy from leading druggists.
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Jose
Krosche
Druccists Amerien
Three U S Books Banned by Japan
Tokyo reports the home office banned sales of three American books for being detrimental to public peace. The titles cited are Japan in Crisis by Harry Emerson Wildes The Challenge Behind the Face of Japan by Aston Close and The Far Eastern Front by Edgar Snow.
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Tokyo
Home Office
Japan
Harry Emerson Wildes
Aston Close
Edgar Snow
Crest Lake Hostess Offer Changes Jo's Summer Plans
Jo Darien, a college student, lands a job offer as official hostess at Crest Lake, following a dinner with Douglas Marsh. He proposes a $300 monthly salary and a summer post, while Jo weighs balancing work, family needs, and a possible romance as Bret Paul and Babs Montgomery loom in the background.
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Darren
Marina
Paul
Douglas Biarsh
Lang He le
Crest Lake
Marsh
Bret
Sie
Douglas Marsh
Jbi
Walt Brown
Brown
Darien
West Lake, Incorporated
Babs” Montgomery
Babs
Bret Paul
California Is California and Miss Stein Likes It Visit
Gertrude Stein praised California during a Paris letter saying she likes it here. Her brother Daniel Stein, former manager of San Francisco street railways, has returned to the city after 31 years abroad and predicts Stein will likely come back to California.
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San_ Francisco
Gertrude
Stein
California
Paris
San Francisco
Daniel
Miss Stein
Girls Pedal 850 Miles And Still Like Cycling
Three girls from Manta Mani Bernice Gaschke Olga Isp and Iva McPhee biked 850 miles to visit relatives in Salt Lake City Utah in nine and a half days Their trip included side trips many would avoid by automobile and their stated cost was minimal They planned to return the same route.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Manta
Mani
Bernice Gaschke
Olga Isp
Iva McPhee
President Roosevelt Seen Well And Fit By Thornton
Washington based columnist Willis Thornton reports that after months away from Washington the president appears well and fit at recent White House news conferences. The outdoor pool area shows fading, but the president remains cordial and vigorous, with a fresh manner and enthusiasm brightening the long two year congressional grind.
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Willis Thornton
Washington
NEA
White House
Bus Regulation Bill Approved By Senate Administration Plan
The House Thursday passed the administration bill to regulate motor vehicle carriers under the Interstate Commerce Commission. It would cover common and contract buses and trucks, exclude trucks moving agriculture, fish, newspapers, private carriers, and school buses. The standing vote was 193 to 18. no record vote was taken.
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Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
St Paul Police Chief Suspends Four Officers
St Paul public safety commissioner H E Ned Warren suspends three patrolmen and one detective indefinitely on charges of connivance with the underworld in a reform era policing action.
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ST. Paul
H. E
Ned
Warren
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