Nazi Minister Orders Abolish Free Masonry Across Reich
Berlin reports Willhelm Frick, interior minister, issued decrees ordering immediate dissolution of all Free Mason lodges in the reich and Saar. He cites subversive activity and seizure of lodge property. Earlier Breslau police dissolved the Silesian confessional synod amid church-state tensions.
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Berlin
Germany
Willhelm Frick
Interior
Reich
Saar
Breslau
Silesia
Frick
von Hindenberg
Hitler
Voelkischer Beoachter
Julius Streicher
Girs
Streicher
Schutz Staffel
Virginian Seeks Senate Seat With Carter Glass Incumbent
Randolph Leigh of Fairfax announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in 1936 to challenge Senator Carter Glass in Virginia. Leigh seeks the post held by Glass in the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
Carter Glass
Fichmond
Randolph Leigh
Fairfax
D.-Vai
Eyewitness Account of a Plane Crash at Barrow
An eye witness describes a crash involving a plane carrying 14 Eskimos crew shows dense fog and a brutal wreck. They freed survivors Rogers and Post, wrapped bodies in eiderdown bags, and carried them to Barrow hospital where Dr. Griest and Mr. Brower prepared the bodies. The village mourned through the night in silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pase
Rogers
Post
Barrow
Griest
Italian leader claims Europe strongest army as war in Africa continues
Reports say Mussolini’s newspaper cites Italy as having the strongest army in Europe as African fighting persists in Somaliland. Parley in Paris stalls with Britain and France deadlocked with Italy over plans for settlement of the Ital i-Ethiopian dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Was
Somaliland
Italy
Europe
W Mussolini
Popolo D Fializ
Paris
France
Aber
Mussolini
Il Duce
Ethiopia
Fremier Pierre Laval
England
Catholic Central Verein delegates discuss annual meetings and maternity guilds
The Wisconsin branch discusses moving from biennial to annual conventions, elects officers and advisory board members, and endorses a heartfelt tribute to retiring president Frank C. Blied. Speakers urge Catholic action, maternity guilds, and oppose birth control propaganda in shaping community efforts.
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Catholic Central Verein
Catholic’ Central Versin
Bled
Central
Wisconsin
Catholic Women's Union
Charles Kaiser
John. Graeser
Milwaukee
Graeser
Father Kaiser
Gaeser
United States
Rogers and Post Crash Tragedy Shocks Alaska
Rex Beach recalled the last hours with Will Rogers and Harrell Post as Alaska mourned their fatal crash. Mrs Rogers and Mrs Fost faced heartbreak while plans to join the explorers unraveled. Post burial set for Oklahoma City, with Alaska in stunned silence.
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Pace
Los Angeles
Fost
Oklahoma
Juneau
Fane American Airways
Crasson
Seattle
Rex Beach
Beach
Rogers
Post
Siberia
Greenland
Iceland
United States
Ponca City
Okla
Maysville
Oklahoma City
Will Rogers
Associated Press
Will
Alaska
La Crosse Area Gathers Behind Mississippi Bridge Plan
Wisconsin and Minnesota groups press for a new or repaired bridge linking La Crosse with Minnesota. Leaders urge swift loans or grants, endorse a permanent Mississippi crossing, and pledge broad support from La Crosse Homemakers and local veterans organizations.
Nautical show and pageant set at Riverside area
A community fundraising event features a nautical show at 2 30 p m with two hour duration plus outboard races and surfboard events. Tickets sold at multiple local shops with polling at the News and Gift shop and Riverside and Pettibone parks under police supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryritten
Majestic
Tribune
Hoeschiers
Nelson Clothing Company
Ruud
Iris
Riverside Park
Pettibone Park
Junior Association of Commerce
Riverside
Pettibone
Commodore J. W. Sackrider
Nurother
Minn-Wissippi
Cormmodore Sackrider
la Crosse
Chicago
Wisconsin 40 et 8 Convention Highlights State Plans
The Wisconsin 40 et 8 held a grand promenade and a department executive meeting endorsing graves registration as a Works Progress Administration project. State Administrator Ralph Immell will lead continued relief work begun in 1930s. Wisconsin to send 32 delegates to the national convention in St Louis amid torchlight parades and remarks by John Crawley of Cambridge praising the Legion as a bulwark against un-American activities. Governor La Follette to speak at a joint Leon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therese Orth
Menasha
Elsbeth Klose
Milwaukee
Josephine Milish
Marcie Wipperforth
Madison
Marie Schmitz
Fond du
Margaret Schwaller
Burlington
William Hoeschler
Lacrosse
John Klein
Beaver Dam
William Hacker
Rasine
Sheboygan
Verein
Frank C. Blied
A. J. Muensch
St. Francis
Wisconsin State League
Catholic Central Verein
Department
Works Progress Administration
Ralph M. Immell
Wisconsin
Emergency Relief Administration
St. Louis
Superior
Manitowoc
Janesville
Appleton
Menomonie
Whitehall
Eau Claire
John BD. Crawley
Cambridge
Mass
The
American Legion
Crawley
Legion
Philip F. la Follette
New Deal gains framed as engine of recovery
The piece contrasts critics who credit a return to orthodoxy with New Dealers who claim their programs are lifting the economy. It highlights renewed credit, mortgage relief, RFC support, rising farm prices, and a wave of government spending fueling industrial revival and job relief.
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MM. Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Roosevelt
Hoover
United States
New Deal
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Housing Administration
AAA
Cites
Mr. Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Chester Davis
Hutchison Succeeds to Resignation at Local College
Bessie Bell Hutchison resigns due to ill health after 26 years at the college, where she taught English and was a popular speaker and leader. President Snodgrass praises her impact as a devoted, humorous educator. Other staff changes include resignations and new appointments in geography, library, and teacher training departments.
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Ressons
Miss Hutchison
Snodgrass
Sue
Fasadena
Calif
Bessie Hell
Warren Strain
Slippery Rock
Henry Etta Stone
Inez Hichards
Madison
Jean F. Rolie
University of Wisconsin
Flora Wilder
Rolfe
Theodore Ravang
University of Minnesota
Helen Dyson
Wisconsin
F. J. Lipovetz
WPA
Adj
Ralph Immell
New Deal Budget Outlook on Profit and Unemployment
Government experts warn that while profits show health signs under the New Deal, balancing federal income with outgo remains unresolved. Last year national income paid out reached about 49.4 billion, production at 47.0 billion, with industry apparently fattening but still dependent on federal support and unemployment relief.
Minnesota Farmer-Labor party shuns patronage issues
The Minnesota Farmer-Labor association created a state director of organization, naming T. C. Strout to the post at 250 dollars a month. The move follows a July report criticizing patronage in farmer-labor controlled departments and a deadline set for Governor Olson to address the concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pa. Minn
Minnesota Farmer-Labor Association
T. C. Strout
William F. Wright
St. Paul
Vagabonding through Iowa towns and a busy Des Moines register
A rambling county column recounts a two week trip visiting Sac City Dubuque and Minneapolis with talk of vagabonding and a Will Rogers figure. It notes a 58 000 sewage plant in Sac City a spelling error in Rockwell City and gladiolus at Waterloo s Iowa State Exhibition plus local odds and ends from Des Moines to Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac City
Dubuque
Minneapolis
Siowr City
Lytton
Rockwell City
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Winois Central Railroad
I. C
Lobby Probe to Continue as Campaign Focus Shifts
The Senate lobby committee will keep its 1936 campaign investigation active after the upcoming four month recess. Investigators will gather existing information, pursue leads, and resume hearings in January, with emphasis on holding company abolition and utility issues. Howard C. Hopson, head of the Associated Gas and Electric, slated for questioning next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Power Lobby
Senate Lobby Committee
Congress
Howard C. Hopson
Howard C. Hopson, Kingpin of the Assogisted Gas and Electric Company
Administration
St Louis Pastor to Preach at Local Church
The Rev. Dr Jerrie Johnson, pastor of Winnebago Presbyterian Church in St. Louis, will preach at the First Presbyterian church Sunday at 10:00 AM. Dr Johnson has served the Winnebago church for more than 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrie Johnson
Winnebago Presbyterian Church of St. Louis
First Presbyterian Church
Johnson
Winnebago Church
Central Verein Faces Duty to Rebuild Spirit of Aid
The article argues Catholic and general fraternal groups have lost sacrificial spirit, noting losses in Catholic societies yet highlighting Boy and Girl Scouts M C A and W C A as thriving helpers. It urges Catholics to actively join the Central Verein and support the Central Bureau program rather than rely on providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cathlic
Holy Father
Pope Pius XI
M. C.A
W. CA
Central Verein
Central Bureau
Trempealeau County fair results wrap up in late races and club wins
Trempealeau county schools directed by Frank Smith compete in the evening program led by the 2 22 pace. Uncle Dick Wins on wins the race for Roy Carroll with Vo kar second and Imperial Dean placing in 4 H. Busy Bee club earns four grand championships and a reserve title with Evelyn Raynum Eleanor Svenson Beverly Mossad and Arnold Becker as champions. Lorenz Molsted wins reserve calf title. Er nest Schultz Arcadia leads calf club. William Emmond and Cleona Deeren of Galesville shine in vis and sewing. State Fair reps named for Trempealeau among champions from Centerville Osseo and Glasgow-Harlies Creek. Caledonia, Grant, and Pres ton place in other divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee
Hardies Creek
Evelyn Raynum
Canning
Eleanor Svenson
Beverly Mossad
Arnold Becker
Lorenz Molsted
Ernest Schultz
Arcadia
Wiliam Emmond
Galesville
Vis
Cleona Deeren
Trempealeau County
West Allis
Centerville Homemakers’ Club
Homemakers
Osseo
Bia
Ettrick
Glasgow
Obituary of Mrs. C. F. Brown in Fort Collins
Mrs. C. F. Brown aged 81, a former La Crosse resident, died at Larimer County Hospital Fort Collins Colorado following age related illness. Survived by husband C F Brown and son Herbert J Brown of La Crosse. Funeral services were held last Tuesday with interment in Grandview Cemetery Fett s Collins. Mrs H J Brown of Crosse attended the services. her husband was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Brown
la Crosse
Larimer County Hospital
Fort Collins
Cola
Germany
United States
Grandview
Fetts Collins
H. J. Brown
Crosse
Jhss Bang
Omers
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Capital Oil Company
New County
French Island
Madison Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Winona
State Verein
CG. J. Eschweiler
Hadford
Catholic Action Committees
Catholic Central Verein of America
St. Boniface
Wills
William Tenbruck
Iowa
A. W. Parnell
Appleton Organization
Harry E. Meyer
Oshkosh
la Crosse County
Wis
Mississippi River
Minnesota
L. T. Lee
Harry Keppel
Charles Wachs
Robert, Hughes
Robert Hughes
le Crosse
Charles van Kirk
E. C. Koops
Grace Rosendahl
Martha Nelson
Desi
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
White House
George F. Warren
Cornell University
Bessie Bell Hutchison
Russia
Aye Coulee
BAUER
Py Ray Peacock
Roger
California
Ann Elder
Ruth Elder
Lansing
Towa
Des Moines Register
Bonnie Rae
la Grosse
Nage
Storm Lake
Bobby Fitzke
Scranton
Points
Fitzke
Ete
Milady
Pes Nantes
Senate
National Verein
Galesville Fair
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