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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
3
A call to speed neutrality legislation as Senator Nye stalls delay. The author argues for presidential authority to ban munitions exports and warns that delaying action risks war, urging avoidance of a full embargo and highlighting dangers from belligerents and smuggling.
The Louisiana senator says he would run independently if Democrats renominate Roosevelt and Republicans nominate Hoover, claiming to rescue the nation from either a Roosevelt or Hoover regime. He asserts such a move would force the nation to consider his candidacy, though observers doubt broad support.
The passage argues that dreamers seek newspapers to print arrogant claims while stating the voters of the United States will not choose Huey Long as their president. It frames a political stance against Long's candidacy and emphasizes public skepticism.
William Knudsen of General Motors dismisses the idea that national campaigns hurt business. The piece reviews historical bank clearings and freight car loadings across years and presidents, noting declines in 1904 and 1932 tied to policy and depression, while campaigns themselves did not drive business risk.
United States mint officials declare the May to June 1935 coin production surge proves improving times. They cite higher steel output, carloadings, and stock indexes as signs of confidence returning after four years. If action avoids rocking the boat, hopes rise for a sustained recovery.
The piece laments a proposed Wisconsin bill that would require the name of the beer drawn from a tap to be printed over the faucet and questions who fronts the legislation. It suggests Milwaukee brewers or small brewers might push the measure, and asserts future clarity on beer origin.
Workmen uncover faint paint reading Life Moving Pictures on Vermilion and North streets as they remove paint from a building corner. The article recalls Danville’s old theaters such as Habit Luna Lyric Grand Opera Coliseum and Majestic and a youth’s memories of streetcars beer and a courthouse under construction.
A collage of observations on urban life and culture featuring names like Charles I Scott Paton and Rob Wagner plus notes on actors poets and humor. The piece references Roxy Hal Phyfe Dempsey and Arthur Gutterman with wry asides on sightings and memory of Jay Williams and Edwin Alger.
Ten years ago today visitors from Madison included Tiller S Hall and family and Fred L Holmes party. They toured the city, saw Peter Nelson and Son win the contract for two mades, and completed Barn No 2 the trotting horse training barn at the fair grounds. Local players and coach Frank J Murray discussed potential berths for Marquette University football this fall.
Lawrence Washington Congress debate centers on ignoring Supreme Court precedents as to Guffey-Snyder coal measure. Taft urged Congress to decide constitutionality itself. Roosevelt backs passage amid union pressure. Schechter and child labor rulings cited. fear of Supreme Court invalidation looms. Authors warn lawmakers facing voter scrutiny for voting right or wrong on the measure.
On a crowded avenue Don and Lora, both divorced, renew old feelings after a chance encounter. They recall their youth, reflect on poverty and wealth, and, after a near accident, vow to reunite. Lora reveals she has waited for this moment, hoping Don would pass by. Destiny, they agree, brought them together.
The theft of a man suit from the Jordan store at 326 Main Street was reported to police by Manager Harry Katz. Two men and a woman were in the store about 9:39 Thursday morning and bought two knit ties. One man walked in and out during the purchase and the trio left, after which a brown single-breasted suit size 36 was missing.
James Mahoney of 2127 Madison Street lost control of his Plymouth sedan on Gillette to George Street, hitting a tree in front of 1610 George Street at 11 40 Thursday night. The right front end of the car was badly damaged.
A large herd from the George Schumacher farm west of Janesville was saved from a fire that gutted a barn late Thursday. No live stock were lost, though hay and grains burned. officials suspect spontaneous combustion as the cause.
The government of Manchukuo announced a monopoly on all alcohol distilled from kaoliang, the grain resembling kaffir corn, asserting control over the country's vast supply. Tribune reports potential export service implications and investment returns.
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