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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1935

Page

2

Youth Rescued After Cliff Fall At Prairie State Park

Herbert Schnee, 24, of Jamestown Wisconsin, fell about 230 feet from a cliff edge at Nelson Dewey State Park Prairie du Chien. Rescuers guided by Captain Smothers used ropes to reach Schnee after he landed in brush below the ledge. He regained consciousness after the long ascent and was treated for injuries, with witnesses noting he slipped while walking with two Milwaukee sisters along a four foot ledge near the crown.

Prairie du Chien Wis Nelson Dewey State Park Herbert Schnee Jamestown Smothers Park Wisconsin Mississippi

Dallas Strikers Riots Endanger Women Workers

In Dallas Texas a riot erupted as strikers stripped four women bare and chased others while spanking and scratching them. Six people were injured including four policemen. Authorities arrested seven women and three men on charges related to the disturbance, with bonds set and possible incitement-to-riot charges for others.

Dallas Texas

Joy Of Minneapolis Teachers Short Lived

Minneapolis teachers faced a brief hope as the board of education proposed eliminating a percentage salary cut but keeping payless days. The plan would raise costs for teachers and abandon prior protections for minimum salaries. A city attorney’s ruling was awaited.

Minneapolis, Minn Minneapolis Board of Education

Excavation cave collapse kills Jesuit brother in Wisconsin

Brother Bellarmine, 35, a Swiss native supervising a sewer project at the Jesuit novitiate on Lake Beulah island, was buried for a half hour when side walls collapsed during tile coupling. The accident occurred Wednesday night near Troy.

St Troy Wis Bellarmine Switzerland Lake Beulah

Two Navy Aviators Die In Plane Crash Near San Diego

Two Navy flyers died when a scouting squadron 4 plane from Langley aircraft carrier crashed two miles south of Otay Mesa near San Diego California. The deceased are Lt John Frederick Nelson a Naval Academy graduate class of 1924 and Michael Joseph Glynn radioman first class.

San Diego Calif Scouting Squadron 4 Langere Otayesa John Frederick ‘Nelson Naval Academy Michael Joseph Glynn

30 YEARS OLD SPANKS DAUGHTER FOR STAYING OUT LATE

John Shephard, 59, spanked his daughter Nellie Evans, 30, after a peace disturbance charge. Judge Joseph Sherman upheld Shepherd, held for abandonment. Grover Arndt, 41, of Houston county, arrested at 6:90 p m and turned over to Sheriff Arthur Brown for abandonment of a minor child.

O. K St. Joseph, Mo John Shepherd Nellie Evans Joseph Sherman Shepherd Grover Arndt Houston’county Arthur Brown Caledonia Brown

Fisherman reels up unidentified man on Lake Michigan line

Chicago report recounts John Seeber, a Lake Michigan fisherman, pulling a body from the water after a bite he felt on his line. The man weighed about 225 pounds and remains unidentified as authorities investigate the incident.

Chicago John Seeber Lake Michigan

N TAN By NARD JONES at Crest Lake

Jo Darien a first year college student, seeks work and takes a hostess job at Douglas Marshs Crest Lake inn. A quarrel with fiancé Bret Paul prompts Jo to move to Crest Lake where she meets Marsh and his wary mother Mrs Marsh, who may make life difficult. The dinner confrontation reveals tensions between Jo and the matriarch as Marsh tricks his mother while Jo navigates social pressure at the lakeside inn. In parallel, a distant news item reports a Hindu raid shooting in Ranchi India.

Jo Darien Douglas Marsh Crest Lake Bret Paul Crestake Marsh Jo No Nooner Mrs.Marsh Penton Mrs. Marsh Aaron Marsh Douglas Miss Darien Weston Misa Darien Teast Tahiti Babs Montgomery

Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief

An ad touts Peterson's Ointment as fast relief for pimples and itching without squeezing. It claims the medicated ointment calms red blotches from external causes and offers money back if not satisfied. Contains a period voice and appeals to long time users.

Naples Peterson

Veterans' Heaven Near Charleston Draws Watchful Eyes

A 300 acre veterans' camp near Charleston hosts 445 Bonus marchers shipped from Washington to avoid protests over certificates. Many are described as psychopathic or down on luck, with pay between 30 and 45 dollars monthly. Police report rising incidents as authorities fear a Hoover bonus revival.

Charleston S. C Washington Harry L

Housewives Fight for Lower Meat Prices in Detroit Area

Housewives in Detroit and Highland Park plan demonstrations at packing plants to press for price cuts after two parades and a mass meeting. Highland Park leader Myrtle Hoagland says no dealer picketing. residents urged not to buy meat until prices fall. In Hamtramck, Mary Zuk says picketing will resume peacefully this weekend after minor clashes.

Detroit Mich Myrtle Hoagland Highland Park Hamtramck Mary Zuk

Cotton Production Forecast At 11,798,000 Bales

The department of agriculture set this year's cotton production forecast at 11,798,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight each in its first forecast of the season.

Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture

Eau Claire Youth Hurt In Car Crash

Sauk City Wis. George Nelson 20 of Eau Claire suffered head cuts and a bruised back when his car struck a bridge and plunged down a 10 foot embankment. He was taken to the General hospital.

Eau Claire Sauk City Wis George Nelson Nelson General

Girl Scout Campfire on 11th Floor Terrace

Devah Zeller a 13 year old Girl Scout passed her cooking merit test by roasting corn on an eleventh floor RCA building terrace in Rockefeller Center. The narrative notes the corn was grown there and Devah built a campfire there. It mentions warped jer wood and a new curing process.

New York Devah Zeller RCA Rockefeller Center Devah

Judge Nathan Bryan Dies in Jacksonville at 63

Nathan P. Bryan 63 longtime judge of the United States circuit court of appeals Fifth Circuit died early Thursday in Jacksonville after becoming ill. He formerly served as a United States senator from Florida and was taken to a hospital where he did not respond to treatment.

Jacksonville Fla Nathan P. Bryan United States Circuit Court of Appeals Fifth Judicial Circuit United States Florida

Persons In Trouble Must Lean To Lese

High Point North Carolina police notes show Chief W G Friddle questioning why troubled persons favor the left foot more, leaving two worn holes in the concrete outside the desk sergeant’s window. Chinese fans know John Barrymore as Ya Hana Harold Lloyd as Luke and Mickey Mouse as Me Kan.

High Point W. G. Friddle John Barrymore Ya Hana Harold Lloyd Luke Mickey Mouse Me Kan

Congress Passes Last Minute Appropriation Bill

Congress completed action on the second deficiency measure providing 292 million dollars for 2009. It includes 325 thousand for a legation residence in Ottawa, 3 million for the Texas centennial exposition, and 375 thousand for an Indian sanitarium in South Dakota.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Ottawa Sou Dakota

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