Wisconsin Solons Not Impressed By The 74th Congress
Wisconsin Progressive representatives voiced dissatisfaction with the first session of the 74th Congress. They cited limited northwest gains, praising some acts while lamenting Farm Mortgage Refinancing and unemployment levels, and highlighting Social Security and public works as notable outcomes.
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Wisconsin
Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Northwest
Merlin Hull
Black River Falls
Hull
First Session Wins Praises and Pains in Congress
Amlie criticizes the first ten billion dollar peace time Congress as aiding business more than the unemployed while not solving farm relief. He notes subsidies via bank deposits rising, and argues Frazier Lemke and Wagner bills affect farming and labor. He also mentions tariff powers potentially aiding Wisconsin dairy farmers and potatos tied to cotton hogs. Portland cement is praised for hardening like Portland stone.
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Gehrmann
George J. Schneider
Appleton
Walsh
Judiciary Committee
Schneier
Congress
Amlie
Thomas R. Amle
Milwaukee
United States
Amie
Ted Cook
FERA
Wisconsin
Aver
West Salem Public Schools To Open Monday
West Salem Wisconsin announces the public school will open for registration at 9 a m Monday with classes starting at 9 a m Tuesday. New teachers include Ruth Radatz La Crosse English Latin Ward Fonstad Stevens Point music and Eva Ashland French Island. Returning staff cover multiple grades and subjects plus home economics and typing. Vocational home economics added under federal act with half salary funded by government.
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West Salem
Wis
Ruth Radatz
la Crosse
la Crosse State Teachers College
Ward Fonstad
Stevens Point
Valdemar Johnson
Eva Ashland
French Island
Delores Lambert
Mable Peterson
Cashton
Doris Edminster
Waupana Lake
Mary Bush
Hudson
Virginia Fish
Pearl Richardson
Norman N. Rowe
Agriculture
G. B. Nelson
Eau Claire
Robert O. Peterson
R. Q. Petersen
University of Iowa
N.N. Rowe
University of Colorado
O. B. Nelson
University of Wisconsin
St Pauls Lutheran to host church dinner for remodeling costs
In Bangor Wisconsin a Sunday noon chicken dinner will be served in the St Pauls Lutheran church basement to help defray remodeling and re roofing costs. Also notes a pre nuptial party for Eunice Paisley with many guests, bridge played, and local moves and visits among residents.
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Bangor
Wis
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
George Bedessera
Eunice Paisley
Weat Salem
Monégay
Mmnes
Waldo Mengel
Emma Bedessem
William Sherman
George Culpit
Rudolph Diesberg
Theodore Piské
Serena Bedessem
A. Wrigat
Charles Holtze
Mary Meier
Arnold Meier
Augusta Zabel
John Brand
F. E
Schroeder
George Kremmer
Misses Rose
Anna Hatz
Elaine Mengelt
Gretchen Evans
Irene Kremmer
Lucile Bedessem
Kathryn
Eugene Meier
Edward Mayenschien
Doris
Beverly
Wisconsin Rapids
Betty Weil
Minneapolis
W. E. Barnes
Fond du Lac
Piano for Passengers on Zeppelin Listed
Berlin reports the LZ-129 Zeppelin will carry 50 passengers to New York with a baby grand piano aboard made from a light metal. The instrument was completed by a German house and two crew members are pianists. A smoking room is featured on the new airship, reversing the old ship’s smoking prohibition.
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Zeppelin
Berlin
New York
Zep
Flowers Reveal Secrets of Love in Glarus
In Glarus Switzerland lovers communicate through a pot of a single rose placed on a sweetheart’s window sill. If she accepts the flower a marriage is arranged at once. if the rose fades the suitor is rejected.
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Glarus
Switzerland
Lis
Notes on diplomacy and daily life mix in Wisconsin paper
The piece blends social humor with international diplomacy satire and local color. It reflects on diplomatic notes vs simple notes, headlines about staying out of war, fairs, local business, and odd anecdotes from La Crosse and Waterloo, including a lighthearted queen ceremony and depots at gift shops.
Durand Man Gets Six Months In U.S. Court
Three men faced federal charges this week in Superior Wisconsin. William Copeland, 51, Spring Brook, got one year in the house of correction. John Radle, 48, Durand, received six months in county jail. Alfred H. Otto, South Range, was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison on three counts. Fred Bradshaw, Swiss town, and C. H. Selhaver, Danbury, pleaded innocent to federal internal revenue violations. Henry West, Superior, had his Harrison narcotics case continued pending further investigation. In the oriental theater, youths train as fencers wrestlers and dancers to earn grace.
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Superior
Wis
William Copeland
Town Spring Brook
Ne House of Correction
John Radle
Durand
Alfred H. Otto
South Range
Fred Bradshaw
Swiss
Jaid
C. H. Selhaver
Danbury
Henry West
Oriental Theater
Bill To Speed Up Relief Is Passed
Madison bill speeds relief by letting cities issue refunding bonds to join the federal works program. Passed by the senate under suspension with no dissent and sent to Governor La Follette for signature by September 1. Senator Kelly notes local funds are needed to participate. Governor expected to sign.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Joint Finance Committee
Senate
Més
Kelly
Fond du Lee
New Albin Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs Emma Mademan departed for Stockton Minn after a week at J F Brenner home. L W Tanfield of St Paul and family visited Mrs Mary Carroll. A M Willard and Betty Sue with Siouix Rapids kin toured G H Rippe home. Henry Brenner and Marjorie Heller of Dubuque spent time with J F Brenner family. Miss Shirley Jean Schools returned to Dresbach after visiting Co E Burke. Mrs C A Kumat f who stayed with W Hidister at Stoddard returned home. Miss Molly Rice of Minneapolis visited brother E & Rice. A Fitschen of La Crosse and H Panzer of Winona visited Sunday. Mrs Charles Buelow of Dubuque visiting Ruth Gerling. D H Higgins family visited Cass Ville Wis. Paul Hurley returned to Minneapolis after three months with uncle Jerry Hurley. Mrs J W Kelly, formerly ill, returned home from Lacrake hospital.
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New Albin
Iowa
Emma Mademan
Stockton, Minn
J. F. Brenner
L. W. Tanfield
St. Paul
Mary Car ‘Roll
A. M. Willard
Betty Sue
Sioux Rapids, Sr
Whidister
Stoddard
Molly Rice
Minneapolis
E. &, Rice
A. Fitschen
la Crosse
H. Panzer
Winona
Charles Buelow
Dubuque
Ruth Gerling
D. H. Higgins
Angela
Raymond
Donald Stevens
Cass Ville
Wis
Paul Hurley
Jerry Hurley
J. W. Kelly
Lacrake
First group of corn and hog contracts approved in Whitehall
Whitehall Wisconsin County Agent R V Larson reports the first batch of corn and hog contracts approved totaling 37457 50 dollars The WPA ER A Trempealeau county office will close Thursday 88 relief workers were placed on ten projects under the past week Joseph Onsrud in charge of projects since Andrew Esser transfer to La Crosse district WPA office is expected to close all tools within a week Eunice Hensel confined to home with rheumatism Evelina Brown assists Esther Johnson night supervisor at Community hospital Anton A Rud of Irvin Cowles underwent major operation at Community hospital Margaret Hensel to begin second term as teacher at the Sparta State school The gun mass remains steady despite losing 300000000 tons of weight per minute for millions of years
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Whitehill
Wis
R. V. Larson
W E.R.A
Trempea- Jean County
Relief Department
Joseph Onsrud
Andrew Esser
WPA
la Crosse
Eunice Hensel
Evelina Brown
Esther Johnson
Anton A. Rud
Irvin Cowles
Margaret Hensel
Sparta
College Girl Seeks Annulment After Brief Marriage
Miss Anna Burlingame Barclay, 21, Beloit student, filed in circuit court for an annulment from Curtis Shepard, 23, Beloit College student. She alleges they obtained a marriage license in Rochford Illinois while seeking a friend’s license and were married by a justice of the peace.
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Chicago
Rochford
Anna L. Burlingame
Beloit
Wis
Curtis Shepard
Beloit College
Burlingame
University of Chicago
Curtis
Anna
Anna Barclay
Charles Sherwood
Lcense
Rockland school opens Tuesday with new teachers
Rockland Wisconsin notes the start of classes on Tuesday September 3 with Miss Mildred Berg of Bangor to teach the upper grades and Mildred Friday of Tomah for the lower grades. Other items include visits by John Fenn of La Crosse, a weekend in Milwaukee and Chicago by W Q Jones, a birth at Spada hospital, and sermons and travels of local residents. White cereals are noted as having lower food value than whole grain or dark cereals.
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Rockland
Wis
Mildred Berg
Ban
Gor
Mildred Friday
Tomah
John Fenn
la Crosse
R. Roberts
W. Q. Jones
Milwaukee
Chicago
Lawrence Antony
Spada Hospital
Lee Siedenberg
Charlotte Kohl
Auto Union Rejects Dillon As Provisional President
Detroit reports the Auto Union voted 164 to 112 against accepting Francis J. Dillon as provisional president. Delegations from Toledo Cleveland and Kenosha led the opposition to Green appointed Dillon. Dillon a top AFL organizer in the motor car industry had helped lead strikes. Green anticipated a compromise.
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Detroit
Automobile Workers Union
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Francis J. Dillon
Toledo
Cleveland
Kenosha
Wis
Green
Dillon
A. F. of L
Djilon
International Inten
Ettrick and area social notes and deferments
Miss Margaret M. Sheehy of South Beaver Creek returns from Milwaukee as Trempealeau County delegate to the second Young Democratic national convention and serves on the nominating committee for the ninth congress. Guests of Mrs. Eleanor Troflat include Mrs. L. L. Grinde and Mrs. Julia Skogen with companions from Minneapolis. Corinne Hogden leaves Cincinnati after research work at a children's hospital. Mrs. N. C. Twelme hosted a birthday dinner with Edward Anderson Jr., Edward Twesme, Merle Lynn, Thomas Holven, and Augusta Mattson among others.
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Ettrick
Wis
Margaret M. Sheehy
South Beaver Creek
Milwaukee
Eleanor Troflat
Corinne Hogden
Albert Hogden
Cincinnati
Ohio
Leroy
Frénchville
Edward Twesme
North Beaver Creek
Merle Lynn
Thomas Holven
Augusta Mattson
Whitehall
Michigan oil boom hits new six month record
Menominee Michigan reports rising oil production with crude output for the first half of 1935 totaling 6,927,354 barrels. The figure exceeds the 1934 six month total by nearly two million barrels, setting a historic high for Michigan's oil industry.
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Michigan
Menominee, Mich
New Sign Plates For German Cars Banned Dirt Obscures
Berlin police announce a new form of license plate for motor cars. The plate cuts the numbers into the metal leaving openings that dirt can pass through. The numbers are neither painted nor embossed, making concealment difficult.
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AUTOS
Berlin
Strange Epidemic Strikes Calcutta
Calcutta faces an epidemic of filariasis with fever swelling and debility. The malady is carried by mosquitoes and, up to now, a cure has been found.
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Calcutta
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