English Election May Give Power To Lloyd George
The piece notes Lloyd George may swing into a balance of power position after the general election. It covers his non party movement for a new deal and peace through the League of Nations, mixed support and resignations from signers, and estimates of candidates in 350 of Britain’s 615 constituencies. It also discusses farm policy debates, AAA versus NRA, and implications of a possible Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Livy
George
League of Nations
Rebor i
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Labor
National Labor
MacDonald
Farm Aid and AAA Plan Grow as Courts Consider Limits
The article describes growing support for the Agricultural Adjustment Administration within Congress and by farmers, highlighting how processing taxes funded farm income gains and the shift of money from city to farm pockets. It notes debate over whether farm income boosts overall purchasing power and cites figures showing income rising from about four and a half to seven billion dollars since the New Deal program began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Davis
AAA
Johnson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
New Deal
Farm Credit Administration
Vince Dundee Sees End Of Ring Career
Mrs. Dundee declares Vince Dundee finished with boxing after a bout in which his jaw was broken. She says they will return home to their baby and go into business in New Ark once the jaw heals.
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Seattle
Vince Dundee
Fredde Steel
Tazoma
Vince
Newark
Labor Federation Faces Rift Over Industrial Unionism
The article discusses a growing dispute within the Labor Federation led by Lewis over mass production in industrial unions. It notes a $2,500 gift to the Camden maritime industrial union, resistance from craft unions, and a fight within the building trades department amid potential federation withdrawal. It also mentions constitutional talk sparked by the NRA case and a separate shoplifting arrest involving Tom Conroy of Los Angeles for alleged drunken shoplifting at Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Maritime Industrial Union
Camden
N. J
Industrial Union
Building Trades Department
Department
J. W. Williams
NRA
Supreme Court
Sehechter
Federation
Congress
Treasury to Spend 2 Million on Hoard Protection
The Treasury plans nearly 2 million dollars in the coming months to guard its gold and silver. A 1 225 000 mint will rise on a Rock Plateau in San Francisco, with the contract awarded Friday. A fortified bullion depository at Ft Knox, Kentucky, costing about 524 000, is set for August 22 bidding.
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Washington
Treasury
San Francisco
Ft Knox
Denver
New York
Ft. Knox
San Francisco Mint
Monster Arouses Alaskan Colony
In Palmer Alaska a 15 foot white sea monster appeared at Knik inlet during high tide and frightened colonists. The creature swished away after being pelted with sticks and stones, while a six by six foot hole torn in a salmon net halted fishing overnight. Mrs. Carl Erickson repaired the damage. Some thought the monster a whale related taulga or sea lion.
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Palmer
Alaska
Matanuska
Cock Inlet
Carl Erickson
Rhinelander
Wis
Winona Case Involves Stocking Theft Probe
La Crosse police requested Saturday night to check local merchants for missing stockings, size No 944, reported by Winona authorities. Winona police said they arrested a man with four boxes of women’s hose marked 912 SN 83 C.
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la Crosse
Winona
Pool Fund Drives City Support in La Crosse
A letter to The Tribune published by Henry N. Boehm proposes a public committee to administer a La Crosse swimming pool fund and to ensure funds are used for pool purchases. Boehm pledges 100 dollars as an initial offering and urges building a pool connected to the bath house, either north or south to avoid conflicting with beach facilities, with hopes for 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Boehm
la Crosse
Henry N. Boehm
Republicans Confident on 1936 Victory Amid Campaign Pace
James A Farley and Maryland Governor Harry Nice assert strong GOP momentum after pass one candidacy remarks. Farley predicts sure Republican success in 1936 despite Democratic reactions. Nice notes a distinct trend toward the party after East return from Palo Alto. Eight hundred blind youths in German Hitler Youth schools join a special corps with their own publication.
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James A. Farley
National Committee
San Francisco
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Palo Alto
Chesapeake Bay
Ciances
Hitler
Housewives Strike Signals Wider Drive Against High Prices
Detroit Hamtramck housewives followed by jail incidents halted meat shops as part of a rising strike. Led by Mary Zuk they vow a general protest against soaring living costs and promise action against other necessities, denying communistic motives amid butcher packer claims.
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Detroit
Hamtramck
Mary Zuk
Joint Committee Debates Budget Increases For Two Years
The joint legislative budget committee chaired by Sen. Harry W. Griswold of West Salem reviews preliminary bills to raise $10 million in taxes over the next two years. If adopted, lawmakers expect to adjourn by Aug. 15. The committee, consisting of two members from each party in both chambers, considers income tax, chain store tax, and inheritance taxes to close a gap near a $49.6 million two-year budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Harry W. Griswold
West Salem
Assembly
Senate
Griswold
Little Legislature
Stricken Palmer man rushed to hospital after episode
Earl Reeves, 38, of Palmer, Tennessee, was taken by police ambulance to a hospital at 4:35 p m Saturday after noon following an attack described as ulcers of the stemscap while he walked in the 2300 block of Onalaska Avenue.
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Earl Reeves
Palmer
Tenn
Onalaska Avenue
Lie Detector in Crime and Banking Use
A discussion of lie detector devices as ordinary diagnostic tools recording blood pressure respiration and galvanic skin response. The piece cites Cecil Loniello in Wisconsin as a case where polygraph charts helped convict, while critics warn charts are not infallible. Banks and employers increasingly test staff for honesty, with many confessors kept on.
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Wisconsin
Cecil Loniello
Madison
Barabca
Tony Grignano
Tony
Laniello
Grignana
Keeler
Chicago
Ad Baryvica
Senator Clancy Attacks La Follette In Racine Speech
Senator Joseph Clancy of Racine assailed Governor La Follette on stage here, likening his budget and tax push to a woodpecker tapping on a tin roof. He argued the governor presented tax bills before the budget, urging the legislature to decide spending first and finance later, criticizing public platform rhetoric and radio tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
la Follette
Joseph Clancy
Racine Republican
Clancy
Boy Harold Pfleger Leaves Hospital After 85 Transfusions
Harold Pfleger, 14, recovered from a rare bone and blood disease after 85 transfusions and eight operations, losing a left leg. Saturday he left the hospital, walked with crutches to an automobile and went home with his father Gustav and relatives amid cheers from doctors and nurses.
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New York
Harold Pfleger
Ahd
Harold
Gustav
Singler Named Acting Manager at Milk Pool Co op
Madison Wis Saturday announcement says Walter M Singler president of the milk pool will become acting general manager of the Mills Pool Products cooperative production and sales affiliate of the Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool as A R K Sarna resigns from the post Sarna of Madison had held the job and Singler will take over duties
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Singler
Milk Pool
Madison
Wis
VPI
A. KR. Sanna
Mills Pool Products Co-Operative
Wisconsin , Co-operative Milk Pool
Walter M. Singler
Co-Operative
Sarna
Solberg in Iceland on Trip to Norway
Norwegian-American flyer Thor Solberg completed another leg of his journey from New York to Norway landing in Reykjavik Iceland on Saturday night. A prior flight from Angmagssalik was delayed at Bilbudal after a collision with a cutter during harbor landing.
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Reykjavils
Ireland
Thor Solberg
New York
Norway
Angmagsalik
Bildudal
Soviet Flight Returns From Polar Route After Oil Fault
The Soviet air crew reported oil feed system issues caused excess fuel consumption and requested permission to abort the fixed itinerary. The plane turned back toward Leningrad via the Barents Sea route, with a commission to investigate the oil system once it lands. Officials praised Levaneffsky for turning back to avoid a Polar crash. An American embassy spokesman expressed regret over the failure and hoped the San Francisco leg of the flight would not be abandoned. The distance to North America remained about 1,600 miles to reach Patrick Island then the coast.
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Leningrad
Barents Sea
Kole Peninsula
White Sea
Fetrozavodsk
San Francisco
North Pole
Pole
France
Patrick Island
North American
Pacific
Aliens Case Yields Prison Term For Official Falsifications
Kaufman described efforts to reach key Tingieaders and noted the death halted progress for months. Government employees often earned under 50 for falsifying records, described as the cat's paws. Last week Joseph Lamonte, 42, a former Ellis Island guard, received a four year prison sentence. One other Ellis Island employee has been convicted, two pleaded guilty, and six await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman
Joseph Lamonte
Ellis Island
Hillis Island
Tribuna
Ada
McNary Sees Adjournment By August 20 At Latest
Washington report says Senator McNary expects adjournment by August 20 after scrapping seven of 17 major bills. He warns once the tax bill passes the Senate could lack a quorum. VP Garner aides also sense adjournment urgency. Democrats counter only some bills may survive to next session.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Garner
Robinson
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Guffey~Snyder Cos
Woman Charged in Mink Coat Theft at Illinois Store
A young woman from Chicago attempted to steal a $375 mink coat at William Deerflinger store Saturday noon. Miss Jane Williams gave 1128 Dearborn Street Chicago and a Winona address. A Merk department head spotted the coat concealed beneath her clothing, and a fragment was recovered. Police will arraign her in county court Monday on grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Miss Williams
Merk
Despondent Mother Takes Own Life and Two Sons
In Easton a 40-year-old widow Mrs Martha McKinley killed herself and her two sons Austin 12 and John 14 after entering gas-filled rooms to reach the second floor where they slept. Police say she left more than 5000 to provide for their future and Deputy Coroner Theodore Reichbaum reports the deaths as self inflicted with the children as unintended victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Vito
Martha McKinley
Austin
John
Theodore Reichbaum
Flivver Plane Disabled In New Mexico
In Lordsburg New Mexico a new tail boomed plane developed by Waldo Waterman ran off the airfield during takeoff. Only the landing gear was wrecked and a mechanic was en route from Santa Monica to repair. The craft aimed at affordable air travel for small means and was to be inspected by federal officials in Washington.
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Lordsburg
N. M
Weslington
Santa Monica
Waldo Waterman
New Highway No 16 Route Details and Bridge Work
The Milwaukee overhead on Highway 16 is estimated at 75000 dollars and the North Western railroad and La Crosse river project employments at about 10000 dollars. The new route leaves at Dead Man's Curve heading north along the bluff base to Medary then northeast to connect with county trunk highway B near the Perfasch farm. An extensive cut is underway at Nigger Nathan Hill with the line following county B toward Waterloo Hill then a fill toward West Salem. The route loops around West Salem from Lovejoy Corners to the Ray Lewis farm near Neshonoc. Grading of four tiers from Waterloo Hill West to the Pertzsch farm is by Madison contractor William Sathers, Jr. on a 121358.86 bid. Five bridges are under construction between Waterloo Hill and the Pertzsch farm. M. E. Southers, Inc. handles the Hartley bridge bid 12622.38. Grigis Brothers of Minneapolis build the Meloy bridge for 12965.60 while A Beckman of Lake City erects the Miller structure for 13598.05. Hauser and Garbers bridges cost 4009.75 by Elmer Blank of Cochrane. No date for bids on remaining grading, the Waterloo canal bridge, or overheads is set, and timing for concrete surfacing remains undated.
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Milwaukee
North Western Railroad
la Crosse River
Dead Man's Curve
Bluffs
Medary
Perfasch Farm
Nigger Nathan
Nigger Nathan Hill
Waterloo Hill
West Salem
Wrest Salem
Lovejoy Corners
Ray Lewis
Neshonoc
Pertzsch Farm
William Sathers, Jr
Madison
M. E. Southers, Inc
Grigis Brothers
Minneapolis
Meloy
A. Beckman
Lake City
Garbers
Elmer Blank
Cochrane
Waterloo
Fifth Division
Divorced Wife Jailed For Not Paying Alimony
East St. Louis Illinois case where 66 year old Milan Tatalovich claimed pauper relative support from his ex wife. He sought $15 monthly. she confessed lack of funds and relief status. Court held her in contempt and sentenced her to 30 days in Belleville jail.
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East St. Louis
Milan Tatalovich
Illinois
Jana
Tatalovich
Held On Charge Of Possessing Illegal Liquor
Central police report: Ed Reichert, 60, and Anna Hanson were taken into custody at 220 King Street after Hanson attempted to throw a bottle of illicit liquor during a search. Reichert jailed on charges of possession and sale of untaxed liquor without license. Hanson booked and later released. Hanson ordered to report to Central station Monday at 9 am. Police noted the bottle was a pint of whiskey discarded during the search begun after a prior intoxication arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Reichert
King Street
Anna Hanson
Central
Reichert
Central Station
Reichert Place
Democrats Invite Ralliers to Webster Jamboree
Democrats of La Crosse County invited by James A. Cortoran to attend a jamboree Sunday August 13 at Yellow Lakes near Webster Wisconsin U S Senator F Ryan Duffy will speak from Washington aboard a plane The event will feature a picnic golfing boating fishing water carnival canoe races motorboat races log rolling and aquatic demonstrations Prominent Democrats Albert G Wolfe and Charles 5 Broughton plan to attend and organize transportation via chartered buses for the third district with advance meetings and publicity planned in La Crosse and Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
James A. Cortoran
Democratic State Central Committee
Yellow Laks
Webster
Wis
U.S
F. Ryan Duffy
Fond du Lac
Washington
Wausau
Albert G. Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Charles 5. Broughton
Mmember
Albert C. Wolfe
John D. Webser
la Crosse
T Third District
Third District
Leest Beeen
Japan Bans Vanity Fair Magazine Over Caricature
The Japanese home office bans the August issue of Vanity Fair published in America for a disrespectful caricature of Emperor Hirohito. Foreign Minister Koko Hirota instructs Ambassador Saita in Washington to take proper measures, consulting the State Department or the magazine editors. Nationalistic papers amplify the incident as international.
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Tokyo
Vanity Fair
America
Hirohito
Koko Hirota
Saita
Washington
State Department
Farmers Map Plans For Defense Of AAA
Sioux City Iowa farmers from Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and South Dakota met on Saturday to demand a showdown on the constitutionality of the tariff if the AAA is challenged by adverse court decisions. Seventy five farmers attended the meeting and outlined plans for an aggressive defense campaign.
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Sioux City
Farmers of Tour
AAA
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wants To Locate Former Employee Electrician Dahl sought by Tampa resident
Police were asked Saturday to locate E Dahl a former electrician who worked with H B Adams in Florida. Adams now ill wishes to hire Dahl and asks communication through Adams’ parents in Watertown Wisconsin. Dahl previously worked as an electrician in Florida.
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E@ Dahl
H. B. Adams
West Giddens Avenue
Tampa
Fla
Dahl
Adams
Watertown
Wis
Florida
Bank Robber Escapes From Illinois Prison
Joliet officials report Henry Fernekes 39 known as Midget escaped Saturday from the state penitentiary while serving 10 years to life for bank robbery. He at one time faced a murder sentence.
Auto Products Company Opens Factory Sept. 1
Organization of the National Auto Products company, Inc. announced its offices and plant at Second and Market streets in Wisconsin. The firm leased the Northern Engraving building and moved first machinery last week, aiming to be in full operation by Sept. 1 with a $100,000 capital and a staff of about 50. Directors include Iverson, Van Gordon, Alkire, Livingston and Amunrud among others. Products center on crane case oil, lubricants, radiators, batteries, oils, greases, and run-in preparations with inquiries from Africa to Japan. samples have been sent to Japan.
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National Auto Products Company, Inc
Second
Market Streets
Northern Engraving Company
Clyde van Gordon
Eau Claire
John Iverson
Soldiers Grove
W. D. Alkire
la Crosse
George W. Livingston
Arnol A. Amunrud
H. M. Hough
Norman Meinschein
Bangor
Frank P. Roberts
Africa
France
Belgium
England
Japan
China
Memorial Dedication Honors George Gipp in Laurium Michigan
In Laurium Michigan a memorial park and 15 foot monument were dedicated to football star George Gipp of Notre Dame. About ten thousand fans and former teammates attended as his mother Mrs Matthew Gipp unveiled the stone built from Lake Superior boulders and Calumet copper formations.
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Laurium
Mich
Michigan
George Gipp
Notre Dame
Matthew Gipp
Lake Superior
Calumet
Y. George Ging
Vatican Paper Attacks Nazi Actions In Germany
Osservatore Romano accuses the Nazi government of ongoing hostile spying on Catholic priests and condemns a decree directing police to act against priests who use their privileges for political aims. The paper deems the church question in Germany purely religious and defends clergy and lay Catholics from political maneuvering amid concordat violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Germany
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Iwazi
Islergy
Dwarf Sentenced 30 Years for Slaying of Waitress
Osage Iowa Marchal Shorty Bascombe the dwarf who loved a waitress but shot her when refused was sentenced Saturday to 30 years in prison. He asked for it and told officers he wished to plead guilty and end the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Iowa
Radical Propaganda Attacked By Capper Senator
Washington Senator Capper accused communists and radicals of spending about 6 million dollars yearly to undermine the American government in a charged speech. The excerpt also includes thanks for condolences from Arnok Pryceth’s family, mentioning thank-yous to clergy, singers, pallbearers, floral offerings, and helpers.
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Washington
Carper
R.-Kas
Saad
Thanes
Arnok Pryceth
Thompson
Haat Fnzon
Ars
Anna Pryseth
Geia
Ethel & Rapseiy
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Henry Wallace Eallers
Secretary of Agriculture
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South
West
Europe
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Harry Byrd
Virginia
Mrs. Dundee
Labor Federation
Oncy
Tom Conroy
Los Angeles
Cal
Sears and Roe~ Buck
Alaskan
Finona
Senator Griswold
Senator Clancy
Boy
Solberg
Iceland
Self
New Mexico
Er Head Tribune
Adm
Magazine
Ruler
Tlinois
Auto Products Company
Market
Second Streets
Gipp
Southbend
Ind
Feet Hallback
Walter Camp
Walter Eckersall
Eckereall
Gipper
Camp
Capper
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