Crowley’s Stand On Public Works Plan Shows Political Split
Wisconsin debate over the governors public works allotment and federal funds reaches Crowley after Madison visit. Crowley signals support for the La Follette program but avoids full endorsement, while Democrats weigh implications for Roosevelt’s New Deal in 1936. The story notes party leaders, opposition accusations, and broader state implications for road projects and Republican organizers seeking attention.
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Cowley
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Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Petition Against Granting Licenses In Sparta Ward
A large group of Sparta residents petition the city to oppose new licenses and oppose renewal of existing ones in the ward. The effort, led by local figures, targets tavern proliferation while discussing license fees and related zoning concerns.
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Sparta
Faveros
al Spre
Erty Coved
A. Frederick
Majer Nicol
Paris Gifts Gorilla to Rome as Italy Friendship Token
Paris officials announce a gift of a gorilla to Rome to symbolize newly improved Franco Italian ties. The Paris zoo currently houses three gorillas and has no suitable new park, but the donation aims to bolster diplomacy and cultural exchange between the nations.
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Paris
France
Italy
Rome
New Park
Escaped Wisconsin prisoner captured in Salisbury
Chief of Police Harry Wilmot said Friday he holds William Johnson, 42, an escaped Wisconsin prisoner serving a life sentence for murder. He was arrested Thursday on Lafayette highway for vagrancy. trooper Arthur F. Chaisson identified him as La Bet, with true identity learned Thursday night.
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Salisbury. Mass
Harry Wilmot
William Johnson
Wisconsin
Family at End of Blind Alley Faces Repeated Crashes
Omaha residents report nine cars have collided with the Yager home over 13 years. On Friday a crash struck the garage, injuring J Yager and family members as police were called. The piece notes ongoing nuisance from repeated accidents at the blind end of the street.
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Neb
Yager
August Gaedicke
Robert Gillard
Fred Best
J. Yager
Dismissal Probe Targets UW Milwaukee Dean Snell
Madison report details Senate inquiry into alleged misconduct by University of Wisconsin extension dean Deen Chester D. Snell in Milwaukee. Regents record questioned, with hearings centered on improper political pressure, staff discipline, and attempts to control subordinates.
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Local Notes From Bangor and Nearby Areas
Reverend Harald Backer visits en route to New Ulm as guest of Miss Margaret Stegeman. Roy Ruland from Racine visits his father W R Ruland. Mrs William Meier hospitalized in Sparta. John Darms and Thur Meyer join William and Mrs. Dalton of Tower City to Ray Claire. Meyer couple return home. Fred Gustin and son John visit farm near Bancroft. Reginald Siegler from Thiensville Seminary vacationing with C W Siegler family. Mr and Mrs E J Wiles attend silver wedding anniversary of John Bey in La Crosse. Evelyn Smith visits Mr and Mrs EB Warniger in La Crosse. Margaret Stegeman to teach first four grades at North La Crosse Parochial this fall. Tribune Want Ads offer expert service.
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Tribune
Three Robberies At Local College Reported
Three men visiting La Crosse for the annual Teachers college commencement exercises had purses and a billfold stolen Thursday morning as they left the college building. J B Kerbaugh of Norwalk lost a black leather billfold with six dollars, blank checks, and papers. Frank Jaeger of Milwaukee had his purse taken from his hip pocket containing fifty dollars, a Milwaukee baby bond, twenty dollars in small change, and licenses. Louis Larson of Cashton reported a brown purse taken with fifteen dollars. One suspect described as Mexican appeared intoxicated and fled in a sedan with a Minnesota plate.
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Teachers College
J. B. Kerbaugh
Norwalk
Frank Jaeger
Milwaukee
Louis Larson
Cashton
Jaeger
Minnesota
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Senate approves land sale plan for conservation use
Madison Wisconsin senate passed and sent to the assembly a bill clarifying the conservation commission authority to arrange land sales for conservation use under federal control. The bill includes an appeal and hearing provision for residents opposing transfers and follows a push from the conservation commission. Senator Nelson noted timberlands boosted state wealth before being denuded by lumber barons and urged restoration to revive northern communities.
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Wis
Philip Neison
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Conservation Commission
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Commission
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Government drafts alphabets for 47 unwritten Soviet languages
A government commission develops scripts for 47 languages lacking writing in the Soviet Union while 110 other languages already have alphabets. One proposed script targets Ginikhi spoken by about 120 people in Dagherstan near the Caspian Sea. A note mentions a small investment yielding 32 percent.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Daghestan
Caspian Sea
Guild Delegates Favor A. F. of LE Affiliation
National convention delegates of the American Newspaper Guild voted 6144 to 47% Thursday to accept a committee report favoring affiliation with the American Federation of Labor. Further action depends on a possible referendum by the entire membership.
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Cleveland
American Newspaper Guild
American Federation of Labor
Governor Buckley Reports Frugal 1934 Expenses
Donal Buckley, governor general of the Irish Free State and England's sole official link with the de Valera domain, faced scrutiny but kept his 1934 expense bill to 845. He also returned 40000 from his $30000 salary to the Free State treasury.
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London
Donal Buckley
Irish Free State
England
de Valera
Free State
Training Of Child In War On Kidnapping Menace
By Katharine F Lenroot Chief of Children s Bureau Washington warns there is no magic formula to protect children from kidnapping. Parents should train children to avoid strangers and rides while keeping fear from taking over. Teach them to rely on police as friends and to give their own and their parents names. cooperation between home and school and routine fingerprinting aid protection. Preventive work and intelligent youth treatment are among the most effective crime fighters.
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Budapest
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Katharine F. Lenroot
Children’s Bureau
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