Park Terrorism In New York City Believed Curbed
A wave of park crime in New York City appeared curbed after a police drag net. Police rounded up 562 park loiterers in 46 hours, including many vagrants. more than 100 had police records. The crackdown followed a brutal attack in Central Park injuring Rev. John Dorn and two women dead in related assaults. Ten men were jailed 10 days each for midnight park violations.
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New York
N. Y
Park
Queens
Central Park
Police High Command
John Dorn
Rail Service To Norwalk Resumed
Rail service to Norwalk resumes after flood repairs as the Chicago and North Western railroad bridge is completed and trains run on schedule. Local notices include visits from Miss Tillie Stahnke and Fern Schell, convalescences, and various residents traveling or aiding relatives in Sparta Kendall Madison and Madison area.
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Norwalk
Wis
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Agen
Tillie Stahnke
South Bend, Inc
Fred Stannke
Nettie Meyers
Orvel Rotzoll
Chicago
Herman Rotzoll
Albert Wiebel
Otto Phelipp
Kendall
Fern Schell
Tunnel City
August Drier
Wabena
Hixton
Tina Scherner
L. L. Foih
la Crosse
Madison
Betty Bade
Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph Atteln
A. C. Koeprke
Rev. C. Martin
Bernard Happ
Robert
French sturgeon fishery in Gronade estuary declines
Sturgeon fishing in the Grorade estuary drops from 20 to 40 tons annually to five or six tons as roe is hunted during spawning. Roe valued at 66 to 80 dollars per fish, with 100 pound fish yielding 20 pounds of roe. Pollution and factory waste drive fish away, threatening the local industry.
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Royan
France
Grorade
Genetiring
United States
Officials Publish Sunrise and Sunset Maps for Hunters
The article explains 7 am to 4 pm hunting hours issued by the U.S. Biological Survey and Roosevelt administration. Meteorologist A. D. Sanial provides method and maps showing sunrise and sunset hours across regions, with times in Central Standard Time and notes on necessary time corrections for other zones.
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Weather Bureau
Lake Huron
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Gulf of Mexico
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Sunrise Times and Wildlife Baiting Report Shared
The notice compiles La Crosse sunrise hours for hunting Oct 21 to Nov 19 and cites a Biological Survey bulletin detailing 660,000 wild ducks killed on baited areas in the U S last year. It lists state by state kills, most in California and Illinois, with geese and ducks data and daily bag limits.
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U. S
Baiting Duck Hunters Study Alters 1930s Policy
California reported the largest shovelers at 12 151 with Maryland leading other species by kil wes 8544 for canvasbacks 447 and 4073 for vegheads. The piece notes baiting spread post World War I, effects on diving ducks, and 1934 rules limiting baiting to permits and reduced kills. Investigators in 1937 found natural food adequate but baiting drew birds away and increased total kills through decoys and lead poisoning from shot.
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California
Maryland
Scaup
Canvasback
Veghead
Death Of Will Rogers Tops News Headlines During Week
Will Rogers is dead and Wiley Post perished in an Alaska crash as the week’s headlines wind through a world facing political and diplomatic turmoil. Huey Long pursues an independent bid. Hoover probes Roosevelt plans. Knox gains GOP steam. Rockefellers gifts exceed 25 million. social security and air mail acts pass. fears of new war rise.
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Devon Francis
Associated Press
Wiley Post
Alaska
House
Power
Howard C. Hopson
Wheeler-Rayburn
Senate
SEC
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Congress
Germany tightens suppression as Hitler stirs fear abroad
In Berlin and Washington, new measures stir tensions. Adolf Hitler sharpens his stance toward foes as a U S measure seeks to curb support for the 1938 Berlin Olympics team. Obituaries note Sir Basil Blackett’s passing and other high level figures.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Washington
Berlin
Beer Returns as Water Rejoins Lindsay Wells
In Lindsay Texas residents near the town vote to restore water access after 25 years of a dry status. The local faucet was removed when the area went dry and reinstalled now that Cooke county permits 3.2 beer. Gainesville and Lindsay approved beer legalization, prompting the faucet’s replacement.
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Tex
Cooke County
Gainesville
Tribune
Adts
Amasl Investment
Call 323
Sunrise and Jamboree News From Scout Camps
The National Jamboree was canceled due to infantile paralysis in Washington, with $600000 spent and postposed plans insured against loss. Camp Decorah hosted about 383 attendees including 239 Scouts and 60 4-H members, logging around 2000 camp days and 351 advancements across multiple ranks and merit badges. Siwanis and Kiwanis groups concluded camps as leaders and staff rotated back to duties. camp closes with staff noting personnel changes and upcoming hikes planned.
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Laurence Leamer
Washington
Camp Decorah
Kiwanis
Grain Commission Bars T. M. Howell From Trading Pit
The grain futures commission barred Thomas M. Howell of the Chicago board of trade from all trading privileges. Howell was found guilty of manipulating grain prices and concealing transactions by false reports amid actions in 1931 and 1932. His attorney said an appeal would be filed.
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Washington, D. C
Grain Futures Commission
Thomas M. Howell
Chicago Board of Trade
Tmarkets
United States
Howell
Chicago
Gy —Atheney
Bidgeney S. Gorham
Grain Commission
Grain Futures Act
Gorham
CCC Camp Worker Is Killed By Train In Milwaukee
Harris Hallgren twenty, a CCC camp worker, died after he jumped into the path of a northbound Flambeau train near Milwaukee while attempting to ride the freight to his Galva home. He was ordered off the North Western road freight by crew. A second item from Seattle reports police correcting a misread call about a man climbing a telephone pole. it involved a federal Treasury investigator in a vest.
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Wis
Harris Hallgren
CCC
North Western Road
Here
Galva
Seattle
Wash
Wee
Sma
Federal Treasury Department
Actor Cecil Lean Leaves Sisters Twenty Five Each
The will of actor Cecil Lean, who died in February, leaves his two sisters $25 each. His widow Mrs. Celia Empey Lean of New York receives $500 as the bulk of the estate.
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Lean
ALL Sisters
New York
Cecil Lean
Celial Empey Lean
Christopherson to mark silver jubilee of ordination
Rev Elmar Bjorn Christopherson celebrates 26 years in ministry and silver jubilee of ordination. He serves the Up-Synod Lutheran church at Pigeon Falls and Figeon per Pigeon and South Beef River Falls with roots tracing to his father Emmanuel Christopherson, who led the congregation from 1876 until his death.
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A. J. Oerke
United Lutheran Church
Pigeon Falls
E. Brandt
St. Paul Theological Seminary
la Crosse
Young Peoples’ Hall
Mr. Christopherson
Luther College of
Decorah
Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Christopherson
Myrtle Peterson
Blair
Emanuel Bjorn
Rose Erling
Pam Gerherd
Synod
Brook trout planted in Lincoln county streams
More than 80 000 brook trout were planted by the Tomahawk division of the Wisconsin Hunters and Anglers Association in streams of northern Lincoln county. The fish, two to four inches long, came from the state hatchery near St Croix Falls and required an entire express car for shipment. This is described as the largest trout planting in that region. Governor's aide wears sandals in Oklahoma City. Wendell Johnson, secretary to Governor Marland, is praised as a New Deal Beau Brummell with roman-style strap sandals.
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Lincoln Waters
Rhinelander
Wis
Wisconsin Hunters and Anglers* Association
Lincoln County
St. Croix Falls
Wisconsin
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wendell Johnson
EB. W. Marland
Beau Brummell
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