Child’s life saved after pin removed from stomach
Diana Christianson, two, of Viroqua, bled no more after doctors in La Crosse removed an open safety pin from her stomach. The operation, performed after an X ray showed the pin near the small intestine, ended with her discharge from the La Crosse clinic.
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Diana Christianson
Viroqua
la Crosse
Harry Kistianson
Diana
Chicago
Tribune
Harry Christianson
Holds Claw Machines Illegal In Wisconsin
Madison, Wis. coin operated claw machines are illegal says Atty. Gen. Thomas Fairchild in an opinion for Oneida county district attorney F. W. Rodd. He likened the claw to a boxing glove and noted its size exceeds most prizes making control impractical.
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Madison
Wis
Thomas Fairchild
F. W. Rodd
Oneida County
Fairchild
Milwaukee investment firm manager found dead in hotel room
Walter E. Terwilliger of Fond du Lac, aged 60, identified as Milwaukee company investment firm manager, was found dead in his Pfister hotel room last night. Death appears from natural causes according to authorities.
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Milwaukee
Walter E. Terwilliger
Fond du Lac
The
Milwaukee Company
Pfister
La Crosse Monsignor Honored by International Philately Groups
Rt Rev Msgr Ferdinand Cech of St Wenceslaus parish receives praise for his Latinaly of the Saints and is elected president of the International Society for Constructive Philately in France. He notes the society has 1000 members in Germany and publishives in five languages. He also becomes an honorary member of the Guild of Collectors of Christian Stamps in St Gabriel, Germany.
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Msgr
Ferdinand Cech
St. Wenceslaus
Pope Pius
International Society For Constructive Philately
France
Germany
Signor
The
Guild of Collectors of Christian Stamps
St. Gabriel
Press debate on publishing divorce actions in England
Lord Killanin in Dublin argues restricting published divorce actions could curb public sickeness, suggesting social column placement as the preferable route to reduce divorces in England. The remark reflects concerns over sensationalism and improvised disclosure in crisis reporting.
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Lord Killanin
Dublin
Eire
England
Charleston Revival Sparks Dance Craze Across New York
In New York, juniors and seniors revive the Charleston as the era’s granddaddy jitterbug. Charles Columbus of Fred Astaire studios traces its origins to South Carolina Negroes and notes its return with old tunes and movie-era momentum. He runs a studio with 34 rooms and a $40,000 rhythm machine to teach the revived dance.
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New York
Junior
Papa
la Belle
Joan Crawford
Charleston
Ginger Rogers
Independence
Charles Columbus
Fred Astair
Columbus
South Carolina
Broadway
Palace Theater
La Crosse Highway Costs Reported for July Month
The La Crosse city highway department spent 10 122.39 in the month ending July 11, slightly under the June 15 total of 10 328.47. Unimproved street maintenance led with 1 314.84, followed by items including 745.30 hindering unimproved streets and 735.72 cement curb and gutter.
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City Highway Department
Common Council
Pettibone Park Road
Wisconsin Wardens Arrest 335 Persons in July
Wisconsin wardens reported 335 people arrested in July, with 140 for fishing without a license or using a borrowed license. The conservation department released the figures Thursday in Madison.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Convention Attends Photographers Association of America
Helen May Hoeft of Paramount Photo Shop attends the 58th annual convention of the Photographers Association of America at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago Illinois. She is among thousands of professional cameramen at the gathering.
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Helen May Hoeft
Paramount Photo Shop
Photographers’ Association of America
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
Ill
Keep Minister Warm The Methodist Church Installs Electric Fireplace
The Methodist church at Great Male England has installed an electric fireplace in its pulpit as a new feature. The move aims to provide warmth during services and is described as a practical enhancement for the parish.
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Great Male
England
Eldest centenarians in Tokyo share longevity tips
Eight Japanese centenarians, led by 109 year old Seiza buro Kitaoka, explain their longevity in a Tokyo Mainichi interview. They stress restraint in eating, daily routines, temple visits, and simple habits like trimming meals to under 80 percent, navely noting health is linked to modest living.
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Tokyo
Japan
Seizaburo Kitaoka
Takamatsu
Shikoku
Commodore Perry
Kitaoka
Mainichi
Yoshizo Nakashiro
Kamo Kurusu
Toki Hashimoto
Russian Shoe Output Policy Sparks Pair Gap
A policy limiting to one shoe pair per two people of the eligible population draws criticism. Officials cite equity goals while critics warn of practical shortages and enforcement challenges. Local observers note impacts on families and workers awaiting footwear.
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Hans
KOTEX
Hollywood
Rexall Mi
Spintex
Cara Nome
Rexall
Magnesia
Paris
Philatelic
Seven-Up Bottling Co
LA Crosse — Tomah
Roebuck and CO
Rida
Cas
Pord Hopkina
Tome
Sears
Fifth Ave
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