Eight Hour Limit For Truck Driver Ordered By State
The La Crosse Traffic Bureau notes a Wisconsin Public Service Commission order on hours of service for truck drivers. The order requires eight hours on duty followed by at least one hour off, a maximum of one hour off between on duty periods, and a weekly 24 hour rest, with on duty defined as active driving or related tasks. An emergency clause allows exceptions with commission approval and drivers must carry a personal record of hours for the previous seven days.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Genoa Homemakers At Session In Milwaukee
A Genoa group traveled to Milwaukee on Monday for a Homemakers session. Attendees include Mints Bruna Latimer Albert Schubert M. Devine Chas Massie Bert Clements A J Ristow Elmer Clements Joseph Wangbois Thomas Guy Sure McClees Jessie Alexandri Miss Severina Monstrasio and others.
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Milwaukee
Canyeritin
Bruna Latimer
Albert Schuberl
J.B. Gheid
Lewis Dohlin
Donna Leu
New Albin
Vernon Darling
Joan
Inrnw
Reno
Minn
Vernard Devine
Barren Mulls
Honduras Bandits Slay Army Chiefs
Bandits in Tecucigalpa Honduras killed the army chiefs during a military expedition in the Dan district of Fon. The chaotic action underscores instability in the region and raises concerns about security and governance.
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Honduras
Tecucigalpa
Sinn Cotars Lagos
Dan
Fon
State of Washington
Lost Fat By Following Doctor Advice Prompts Surgery
Mrs Ho Lone of Clarinda Tow with Brasenen is reported to have undertaken a medical plan after a doctor advised weight loss. The article mentions a prescribed preparation and diet steps lasting weeks, with unclear details about dosage and brand names. The piece reads as guidance for dieting and medical treatment.
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Clarinda
Brasenen
Dogler
Walter Ayere
Sears
Bach
Ty Presnier Bros
Army Lieutenant Convicted in Fraud Court Martial
Army Lieutenant John Cooley of Chicago was court-martialed for fraud involving CCC provisions at La Crosse Camp Douglas and Mondovi. He was sentenced to one year confinement with hard labor, later remitted due to his mother's illness and dependent children. The case lists multiple provisioning claims from February 1934 to October 1934 totaling several dollars. President Roosevelt confirmed the sentence on May 22 and Cooley left the Army on May 25.
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la Crosse
Camp Douglas
Mondavi
John
Cooley
War Department
Wiss
CCC
Wis
Mondovi
Roosevelt
Milwaukee Probation Officer to Resign
Theodore Puls seventy chief probation officer of Milwaukee Municipal Court announced he would resign to the county civil service commission after an audit showed he borrowed funds paid into his department for personal use.
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Milwaukee
Theodore Puls
County Civil Service Commission
New Amsterdam Delegates Attend Young Peoples Conference
Miss Jessin Hoogenhouse and Marioviy Boersma, Sunday school officials, traveled to Chelek Friday as delegates to the young peoples conference. Tay LaFleur was elected president of the Helmen bith school ar mmr association for 1035-36. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baker of Dakota Minn were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Chalsma. Missionary society hostesses include Marcia Travis Walter Houser and Ross LaFleur at LaFleur home Friday. Brice Prairie cemetery society to be entertained at Albert Spangler George Freeman and Harvey Cronk home in Onalaska Friday. Beverly Hanson visiting friends in La Crosse. A. L. DeFlonaf Manston and Mrs. Logan of Baraboa visiting Rev L. L. DeFlon and family. Matthew Vander Velder and daughter Mavis of Galesville visited Roy Vander Velder. Webe Terpstra of Brice Prairie in a La Cre hospital.
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Jessin Hoogenhouse
Marioviy Boersma
Chelek
Young Peoples’ Conference
Tay LaFleur
Helmen Bith
Armmr Association
Edward Baker
Dakota
Minn
Jacob Chalsma
Missionary Society
Mmes
Marcia Travis
Walter Houser
Ross LaFleur
Albert Spangler
George Freeman
Harvey Cronk
Brice Prairie
Radio program guide and gold discovery note
A dated radio schedule lists WEAF and ABC network programming with various shows and orchestras, then a brief Boise Idaho item reports Gold Bug Mining officials finding a tin can containing placer gold valued at about 1500 dollars on their property.
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Boise
Idaho
Gold Bug Mining Company
Marriage notices and local obituaries from Sparta Wisconsin
Miss Isabelle Schroeder and Floyd M Johnson wed at home of Rev. A E Frederick in Bangor with witnesses Richard Schroeder and Miss Margaret Huol. Frances Wilson and Lloyd Evans married at St John’s Episcopal church. Helen Venus and Milford Calhoun wed in Sparta. Also reports on Harriet Beckman’s Northland College graduation, strawberry harvests, and community obituaries for Oscar Ray Garrett and Mrs Stewart Russell.
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Wis
Isabelle Schroeder
Floyd M Johnson
Bangor
A. E. Frederick
Richard Schroeder
Margaret L. Huol
West Salem
Frances Wilson
Loomis Wilson
Lioyd Evans
Oswald Evans
St. John's Episcopal Church
Tyler Street
Helen Venus
John Venus
Milford Calhoun
Wau
Kon. Ta
L. T. Hermanson
Itching Eczema Relief Claim From Zemco Ad
An old advertisement touts Zemco as a cure for itching rashes ring worm eczema and pimples. The copy stresses clean clothing and genuine Zemco with “rare ingredients” claiming relief and comfort for irritated skin and advises purchase at 35 cents plus 60 cents in SPAN packaging.
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Zemco
Zemo
Radio Tonight Highlights and Listings From AP
The Associated Press lists tonight’s radio schedule at 6 p m Rhythm Rhapsody on CBS with WBBM WOC and KM80. 7 p m Edgar A Guest on NBC with WLW WLS. 7 30 p m Victor McLaglen Royal Northwest Mounted Police on NBC with WLS WMT WLW. 8 30 p m Leith Stevens Harmonies on CBS with WISN WCCO WOC KMOZ WABC. a p m El Chico Spanish Review on NBC for WIZ and network.
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WLW
WLS
Victor McLaglen
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
WMT
Phil Spitalny
Birl
KEMOX
WCCO
Leith Stevens
WISN
KMOZ
WABC
WIZ
Network
Iowa Woman Who Died At 102 Knew Queen And Famine
Anna Monahan of Marquette Iowa died aged 102 after a long life that included witnessing the Irish famine of 1847 and meeting Queen Victoria. Born in Ireland in 1893 she traveled widely with her British army officer husband Thomas Monahan. They settled in Marquette in 1870, he died in 1901. Survived by three of six children, 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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Here
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Charge In Kruke Case Unfounded, Prosecutor Says
Racine Wisconsin report states Herman Kruke Jr twenty of Grafton died of natural causes after stay at Southern Wisconsin Colony and Training School. Investigation found no mistreatment and faults cited attributed to illness and goiter complications.
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Racine
Wis
Herman Kruke, Jr
Grafton
Graukee County
Wisconsiy Colony and Training School
John R. Brown
Roane County
Kruke
State Board of Control of
Madison
Charley Larson
Ozaukee County
Henman ‘Ruke, Jr
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Miuke
Grafton Township
Brown
Ford V-8 Truck Demonstrator Offer Brings Test on Your Route
A Ford dealer promotes the 1935 Ford V-8 Truck by offering an on the job test with the buyer's own loads and routes. Customers can compare V-8 performance and economy against their current equipment using their own driver. The ad claims the 1935 model is America s great truck value.
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Ford
America
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