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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1935
Page
16
Waste gas from Ada cement mill is captured and cooled to make dry ice blocks. When at full capacity the plant will output 15 tons per day, using about a quarter of a million cubic feet of carbon dioxide daily that would otherwise vent into the air. The process traps CO2 from cement production, cleans it, compresses and freezes it into solid dry ice.
Edward Casebeer, 46, arrested near Milwaukee by federal agents, was taken to Topeka Kansas after waiving a removal hearing. He faces charges for the February 1 $2,100 robbery of the First National Bank of Smith Center and is sought in South Dakota and Minnesota.
Committees for the annual Central Verein convention will meet Friday at eight o'clock in St. Joseph's Cathedral hall. The convention is scheduled to be held here from August 17 to 21. Tribune Want Ade pay dividends on small tment-call 323 for expert serv
Summer menus favor low heat and energy with veal birds prepared ahead and stored in the ice box. A tomato iced soup starts the meal, followed by corn on the cob and a chiffonade salad. Dessert features a strawberry ice box pie or sunshine pie using berries, gelatin, and a graham crust.
Sam Talley, a Black man in Greenville South Carolina, asked Magistrate Louis E Smith to send him to the chain gang to escape his wife. The magistrate doubted the plan but Talley confessed I nearly busted her in the head Lay hands on her Yes sir. Thirty days. Talley said he needed at least 60.
Policeman Roy McCourt of Burlington Wisconsin and Wesley Pence also of Burlington went to Chicago for a short vacation. On a south side street five men robbed McCourt at gunpoint, taking $37 and his $13.50. McCourt said he mistook the assailants for fellow officers.
Washington report notes Roosevelt remains serene about the tax measure, hoping for a balanced budget ahead of the 1932 election. He predicts rising business and income, expects revenue gains from existing and new rates, and frames tax policy as a social principle against big interests. The plan faces Senate battles over charity gifts and graduated corporate tax, with unclear outcomes.
Harold Bowers, a Tulsa lifeguard, vents about rescuing 36 people this year with no appealing victims. He says every femininity rescued has been 11 or 12 year old children or grandmothers. A separate note mentions three buffaloes broken by a Jarlat champion in Oklahoma.
The Kultur institute founded here five years ago by Brazilians and Germans plans a stronger Brazil Germany cultural exchange. Officials estimate the program will involve about 225000 students teachers and literature lovers across both nations.
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