Four Campaigning For President Of Young Democrats
Delegations at the second annual Young Democrats meeting in Milwaukee discuss campaigns for the national presidency. Indiana announces headquarters and touts Indianapolis as 1936 convention site. Roosevelt support framed as 100 percent for Roosevelt and states rights. Several delegates openly campaign for the office. McNutt to address a dinner with leaders and guests. A New Mexico statement pledges full Roosevelt support despite other states' views. The mention ends with a note on the African Guereza monkey and its tail.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Roosevelt
Joseph C. Carr
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph Lieb
South Beng
Ind
Ralph Chambers
Pieher
Okla
Frank Wichem
South Dakota
Indiana
Indianapolis
Wisconsin Avenue
Paul V. McNutt
Wisconsin
J. R. Wrinkle
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Crest Lake Inn Meal Sparks Romance and Plans
Jo Darien and Douglas Marsh share a dinner at Lone Tree Tavern after a tense period of engagement and Fragonet drama. Marsh reveals concern about Jo, warns of danger, and the couple enjoy a homey meal hosted by the Bowens. Jo falls asleep on his shoulder as they drive back toward Crest Lake.
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Buwn
Ava Fo Darien
Babs Montgomery
Comaa
Péter Bragonet
Fragonet
Hollywood
Bret Paul
Crest Lake
Marsh
Tong Tree
Lone Tree Tavern
Rowre
Jo Darien
Desi
Babs
Paul
Dan Cupid
Lone Tree
Crest Lake Inn
Bowens
Mrs. Bowen
Marama Bowen
Joe
Silas Drann
Atlas
Drann
Drana
Silas Drane
Fcw
Douglas Marsh
Phoney Karpis Telegram Hits Hoover Office
Justice agents stamped a telegram to J Edgar Hoover phoney after verifying the sender used the name Alvin Karpis. George Harvey of the Philadelphia FBI said the message was not a threat to Hoover and stemmed from a reported impersonation seeked as a complaint. The investigation halted information flow as agents pursued leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alvin Karpis
George Harvey
Telegraph Company
Hoover
Harvey
Forest Fire Destroys Half Of Fishing Village In Nova Scotia
A forest blaze swept half of the fishing village of South Head at Port Morien on Thursday, razing Wadden cave settlement area along Cape Breton. Residents and volunteers fought the flames as more houses burned, leaving about 50 homeless women and children who were moved to Dominion for shelter. a provincial appeal to Halifax followed.
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Port Morien
South Head
Cape Breteninsula
Wadden Cave
Dominion
Halifax
Teaching Staff At Tomah Ready
Tomah Wisconsin school board hired R J Gunning as science instructor and Miss Jean Warden as third grade teacher to complete the teaching staff for Tomah schools which open September 2 Mr Guoning has taught at Adams Friendship high school for five years Herbert Bizer athletic director and Miss Mary Humphrey were married at the bride's parents home and will live at 318 West Foster Street upon returning to Tomah Irwin Kelk bought Nicke Chevrolet Sales stock changing local garage ownership L W Kenny and E D Cunningham families returned from a two week California Utah Colorado trip visiting movie studios Boy Scout troop led by Charles Petrosik builds a totem pole near the cabin at the municipal pool Lions club resumes meetings after a two month summer suspension
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Tomah
Wis
R. J. Gunning
Jean Warden
Guoning
Adarms-Friendship
Toman
Herbert Bizer
Mary Humphrey
Mrs. Bizer
West Foster Street
Irwin Kelk
Nicke Chevrolet Sales Company
L. W. Kenny
E. D. Cunningham
California
Utah
Colorado
Charles Petrosik
Induction of Club Officers And Visitor News
On Wednesday new officers were inducted. The officers include Thomas McCaul as president H L Syverson first vice president H G Nellis second vice president Fred Giesler treasurer A A Fick secretary Bert Fuller stockman John White tail twister R E Shephard immediate past president and Gerhard Krause Martin Rewoldt and Walter Ninneman as directors Miss Laura Drescher of Madison visiting her parents home and returning from Port Arthur Canada Also a note from Dundee Scotland about shop policy on bare feet and socks for trying footwear
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCaul
H. L. Syverson
Presdent
H. G. Nellis
Fred, Giesler
A. A. Fick
Bert Fuller
Ion Tamer
John White
R. E. Shephard
Gerhard Krause
Martin Rewoldt
Walter Ninneman
Former Rail Vets President Succumbs in Wisconsin
Green Bay Wisconsin January notice reports the sudden death of former Rail Vets President yx Sickles. A native of Can, he had lived in Wisconsin for 31 years. Funeral details not provided, but local services described as expert wan syervice.
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Green Bay
Wis
Yx Sickles
13Th Railroad Engineers Veterans Ciation
Can
Wisersin
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Young Democrats
Mash
Barron
Schenley
Rian
Kentucky
South Front Street
Ed. Phillips and Sons Company
Lacrosse
London
Ghentey Alsterbatore
Lez
New York
Wry
Bond
House of Schenley
America
Scotland
Karpis
Lions Club
ZAAR
Holy Gross School
Ferry Sts
Lynch
Laura Drescher
Madison
Ernest Drescher
Miss Drescher
Port Arthur
Canada
Scotch Shoes
Dundee
Rail Vets
Succumby
Kay
Rivoli Theater
Kolynos
Lyons
Miles Nervine Williams
Boillactic Tooth Bros
Johnson
Vick’s. VapoRub
Palmolve
Lydia
Gillette Blue Blades
Mennen Ski
B.R
Carters
Stronzheart
Chesterfield
Luels
Eastman Elim
Eastman Film
Olden
Eddi
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