Governors Pledge Support To F R At Biloxi Meeting
Governors from about half the states backed Roosevelt after two days of debate on relief policy and the NRA. A unanimous vote of confidence urged a coordinated, nonpartisan approach, praising improvements in employment and urging a nationwide program with wage and hour standards. Governor Paul V. McNutt was re elected chairman with a new executive committee including Harry W. Mice, Dave Sheitz, Henry Horner, and Al Landon.
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Iniana
Harry W. Mice
Maryland
Dave Sheitz
Fiorida
Henry Horner
Misnets
AL M. Landon
Kansas
Legislators Favor Betting in Chicago
The Illinois House passed a measure to legalize betting in Chicago by 84 to 43. Mayor Edward J. Kelly supported the move as the bill advances to the Senate, permitting licensing of operators at 1500 dollars annually amid strong opposition.
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Springfield
Tinois House of Representatives
Edward J. Kelly
Rose Trum
Senate
Debunking Hollywood Myths From a La Crosse Native
Former La Crosse resident Fret W. Federson pens a sharp critique of Southern California life. He mockingly catalogs fake glamour and boosterism in Hollywood and trends in climate, ethics, and real estate, contrasting them with Midwestern sensibilities.
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Magic
Hollywood
California
la Crosse
W. Federson
Los Angeles
Southern California
United States
Community notices from Bangor Wisconsin small items
Bangor hosts plan weekly Legion auxiliary tune meeting Monday afternoon at the hall. Homemakers hold annual picnic at Mrs. John Ruedy’s Dutch Creek home on Tuesday. Lutheran Sewing Circle meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hubert Davis hosting and assisted by Mrs. William Sandman. Free open air movies sponsored by Bangor businessmen shown every Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ewald Erickson and family from La Crosse relocate to Bangor. Erickson in plumbing. Mr and Mrs Leo Schauf and children from Sparta move here renting T J Schaller residence and starting a portable mill business. Women of St Mary’s church serve Sunday chicken dinner after parish service. Miss Jane Mengel, daughter of…
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Bangor
Wis
American Legion Auxiliary
John Ruedy
Dutch Creek
Hubert Davis
Lutheran Sewing Circle
William Sandman
Ewald Erickson
la Crosse
Erickson
Leo Schauf
Sparta
T. J. Schaller
George Warner
St. Mary’s Church
Jane Mengel
How Pictures Really Are Made
The writer recalls studio work after filming near Sacramento with steamboat scenes and on location. He notes adventures with Irvin Cobb Irene Rich and Margaret Livingston, differences between silent and sound eras, and the difficulty of redoing scenes on indoor stages versus location shoots. He jokes about aging on camera, the gold boom in California, and the studio practice of building large sets including a steamboat. Copyright 1935.
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Sacramento
Cal
Irvin Cobb
Cobb
Mississippi
Ohio
Irvin
Tennessee
American
California
Desert
Mohave
Calledarndsburg
Irene Rich
Margaret Livingston
Paul Whiteman
Fox
Stockton
Charley Chaplin
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Connecticut Gas Tax Rises to Three Cents a Gallon
Hartford reports passage of a bill raising the state gasoline tax from two to three cents a gallon as part of an emergency revenue program, awaiting the governor’s signature. The note mentions Elinor Warninger as a graduate in a niece context.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
House
Senate
Cardenas Forces Mexican Officials To Resign Posts
President Lazaro Cardenas pressured the cabinet department heads and federal prosecutors to resign to allow a reshaping of his administration. Ministers left for Cuernavaca after an extraordinary cabinet meeting while former president Calles criticized Mexico's economic and political conditions.
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Mexico
D. F
Lazaro Cardenas
Cardenas
Cuernavaca
Plutarco Elias Calles
Callés
Calles
Liberty Pole News Notes and Local Visits
Liberty Pole Wisconsin brief items include L Rian a St Olaf college graduate teaching at Folsom school. Mrs Hannah Sherry of Viroqua aiding aged aunt Mrs T Anderson at Andrew Sherry home. Mrs Chester Nelson Folsom back from La Crosse hospital after major operation. A children’s day program slated for Methodist church Sunday. A Nelgon of Madison visiting Mr and Mrs Peter C Fortney of Mason City. Mr and Mrs Harold Fortney visiting a brother in Sylvan.
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Wis
L. Rian
St Olaf’s College
Folsom School
Hannah Sherry
Virogus
Andrew Sherry
T. Anderson
Chester Nelson
Folsom
la Crosse
A. Nelgon
Madison
Peter C. Fortney
Mason City
Harold Fortney
Sylvan
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