Rumors on Independent Democratic Party Surface
A New York Times dispatch reports rumors of an independent Democratic party forming with possible 1936 running mates former Massachusetts governor Joseph B. Ely and ex Budget Director Lewis W. Douglas. Bainbridge Colby is cited as leading a revolt of Democrats from the New Deal, while Ely and Talmadge deny involvement.
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New York
New York Times
Charles R. Michael
Chicago
Citi
Sam Randolph Hearst
Califa
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Lewis W. Douglas
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
Westfield
Mass
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Canaries Sing on American Seed Regimen and Health Foods
A consumer health note advises canary owners to feed American Bird Seed and American Canary Food with Cod Liver Oil to restore song and health. It warns against cheap seed causing moults, illness, and reduced song, and recommends daily amounts, cage cleanliness, and regular cuttle bone replacement. In addition, Cod Liver Oil is said to supply vitamins A, D, and B, supporting song and disease resistance.
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America
Local Social Notes From Norwalk Wisconsin
Norwalk society column records visits from Wilton Tomah Madison Milwaukee and Chicago residents. Families Mr and Mrs M E Friesleben Mrs Irene LeRose Rev Joseph Udrich and others attended camps and visited kin. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Goetz.
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Norwalk
Wis
M. E. Friesleben
Wilton
Mims
W. A. Karis
John Burke
Anna Drawner
Ableman
Sunny
Owen Vieregge
Tomah
Fred Muehlenkamp
Bertha
Miwaukee
Irene LeRose
Chicago
Ill
Thresa Koch
Splittoser
Harvey Wruck
Joseph Udrich
Lime Ridge
Mike Udlutch
Fred Goetz
Alex Ruffing
Milwaukee
Carl Uselman
Painter Repaints Wrong House in Frankfort
In Frankfort Indiana a tenant complained about painting but a neighbor thanked the landlord for the unexpected paint job. Investigators traced the work and found the painter had trained their brush on the wrong house leading to a mix up between two rental homes.
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Frankfort
Ind
Lewis A Larson 85 Dies At Waukon Iowa
Lewis A Larson aged 85 died Sunday at his home in Waukon Iowa from infirmities of age. Born near Oslo Norway on July 8 1850 he came with his parents to the area in 1869 and farmed until 1934 then moved to Waukon He is survived by two brothers and three sisters Funeral services will be held Wednesday at St John Lutheran with burial in Oakland Cemetery Also noted is the death of Grace Kruger 171 months old Ludlow township buried at Zalmania Church Ludlow township and the parole violation case of Cyrus Hayford 12 Lansing who will be returned to Eldora reform school until age 21 Coffee contains more substances than any other beverage, including water sugar casein gum fat oil minerals and caffeine.
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Waukon
Iowa
Lewis A. Larson
Oslo
Norway
Andrew Larson
Decorah
Peter Larson
D. Paulson
Canby
Minn
Augusta
Nettie
A. C. Larson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Oakland Cemetery
Grace Kruger
Arthur Kruger
Ludlow Township
Merlin
Kermit Kruger
Zalmania
Ahden
Cyrus Hayford
Chick Hayford
Lansing
Eldora
Victory Wisconsin Fish Fry Brings Road Officials Together
A Victory Wisconsin fish fry and picnic brought road officials and employees together on Sunday. Elmer Page and family visited Gays Mills to tour an apple orchard while relief workers started on Genoa dam construction. Local residents hosted visitors from Wisconsin towns including Viroqua and West Salem.
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Victory
Wis
Battlesland
Elmer
Will Page
Gays Mills
Genoa Dam
Omer Owen
Barney Owen
Viroqua
Arne Arneson
Charley Page
Sherm Hastings
Gus
West Salem
Bell, Johnson
West Salem Asylum
Thomas Sandwell
Esther
Emert Emberson
George Rutter
Dave Adams
Don Lawson
la Crosse
Red Mound
Radio Schedule Highlights From August Broadcast Map
Radio network listings detail program blocks across WHCAWEAF and WABC networks with multiple studios and time slots. It notes women’s Hadin Review, Arthurian pieces, dances, news periods, orchestras, and hourly features including Amos n Andy, Dance Music, and NBC Symphony, spanning east and west coast services and regional networks.
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Whcaweaf
Easle
WEAF
WLW
WSAL
Mid
WMAQ
WDAF
Wtmt Kstp
Olga Vernon
Meredith Willson
Orch
d—Maatinee Musicale
Batty Marlowe
Lee Gorton
Press-Radio
Frances Adair
Cateno
Billy and
Betty
EAF
Andy
John Herrick
Dorsey Bros. Orchestra
Rudy Vallee
Whiteman
Music Halls
John B. Kennedy
Amos
Jesse Crawford
National Radio Forum
Ben Pollack
Austin Wyle
CHS
WABC
Midwest
Jowelle- Wright
Cossack
Juskl Entertainment
East
Or Bun Concerto
Dixie
Carter
Choir of
Manhattan
Hanson Towne
Talle
Barry Mayard
Heidt
March of Time
Joe Johnny Hamp
Basic
Masters
Ted Rio Rita
Johain Jones
Ted Weems
Oreh
Catos Vagabands
Wukee Mia
WENR
Northwest
Wwtmj Kstp
Garden of Melody
Teddy Hill
Singing Lady
Orphan Annie
Tha Mears
Centralto
Winnie the Pooh
Kurt Brownell
Lowell ‘Thomas
Tony Ard Gus
Nickelodeon
Cyril Pitts
Hendrik van Loon
Bohumir Kyril
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Tony
Gue—west
Joe Hines
Shonder
Bits
Randy Weeks
Chas
Dornberger Orch
Radio Tonight Schedule Highlights All Evening Lineup
Radio Tonight outlines a packed evening with NBC offerings at 6:00 and 6:20 p m including One Man's Family and House of Glass, Broadway Varieties at 6:30 p m, Town Hall Tonight at 7:00 p m, Burns and Allen at 8:00 p m on CBS stations, and Nina Tarasova at 8:45 p m across CBS affiliates.
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Associated Prem
One Man's Family
NBC
WMAQ
WLW
WIBA
WEBC
KSTP
House of Glass
WLS
WMT
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
Town Hall Tonight
Aee
Burns and Allen
CBS
WHEM
WCCO
Nina Tarasova
Allons
WOC
Ettrick School to Open September Second
Ettrick Wisconsin special report states the Ettrick School will open on September 2 with Melvin Bergerson of Osseo as principal. Clayton Olson will teach sixth through eighth grades, Lily Scheiderhoff of Marshfield will teach third through fifth, and Minnie Solberg of Blair will lead the primary department. F. M. Smith of Osseo is band director.
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Ettrick
Wis
Melvin
Bergerson
Osseo
Clayton Olson
Lily Scheider F
Marshfield
Minnie Solberg
Blair
F. M. Smith
Holmen Woman Making Most Of Visit In Europe
Miss Delilah Nelson of Holmen Wisconsin recently returned from an Arctic cruise and is spending six weeks in Norway sightseeing. She has visited the families of Olstad, Johnson, Wall, Larson, Berg, Knutson and Fossum, and plans to possibly study art in Sweden. She praised Norway’s beauty, especially Hallings dalen, and noted warm receptions and language ease.
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Holmen
Wis
Delilah Nelson
North Cape
Spitzberg‘en
Norway
Nelson
O. U. Olstad
Gaupen
Ringseker
Olstad
Ring
Olav Hogset
Miss Nelson
Hallingsdalen
Bergen
Oslo
Sedan
France
England
Sir & Dencombe
Workmen Dig Of Many Rare Mugs In Bosnia Find
Workmen digging the foundation of a new building near the thermal springs of Laktashi Bosnia uncover a remarkable collection of mugs and drinking vessels spanning centuries. The trove includes horn and stone vessels skull motifs bronze and copper pieces and evolving glass and porcelain wares up to modern bottles.
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Belgrade
Laktashi
Bosnia
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la Vera
Hubert Cantlon
Arthur Gorden
Wilee
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