Canada Refuses To Be Aroused By Dionne Book
David A. Croil Ontario minister of welfare disclosed that he told Leo Kervin promoter of the Dionne quintuplets parents that the government cannot be forced to pay to tone down an autobiography of Oliva Dionne. Croil released correspondence showing government plans to avoid embarrassment and resistance to monetary settlements.
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Canada
Dionne
Thronto
David A. Croil
Dionne Quintuplets
Ontario
Leo Kervin
Quintuplets
Oliva Dionne
United States
Kervin
Croll
Marmola slimming tablets advertised as world leading
An advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as a simple obesity remedy. It claims doctors prescribe Marmola, cites 20 million packages sold since 1907, and urges readers to start today and stop when the weight is reduced. It stresses coast to coast availability and a minimal price.
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America
State Planning Board Measure Becomes Law
Governor La Follette signs a dozen bills including transforming the state planning board into a regular department with an annual appropriation of 50 006. Another provision grants 295 19 to Mrs. Fred Zanlow of Baraboo as the salary the late Senator Zanww of the 27th district would have received until his successor took office.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
State Planning Board
Fred Zanlow
Baraboo
Zanww
Governor Attacks Senator Clancy Over Wisconsin Works Bill
Governor Philip La Follette assails Senator Joseph Clancy of Racine for voting against the 209 million Wisconsin works relief bill. He accuses Clancy of favoring the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers Association, saying business interests blocked relief despite Roosevelt administration support. The governor ties opposition to delaying the end of the “low mood” and argues the bill would aid needy cities like Racine.
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Racine
Wis
Joseph Clancy
Wisconsin
Philip F. la Fallette
State Senate
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
The
Manufacturers Association
la Follette
Clancy
Thape
Roosevelt
Notice of Applications For Liquor License 2 L
City Clerk announces two liquor license applications listed for review. Public comments or objections should be filed with the City Clerk by the stated deadline. Details include applicant names and proposed premises.
African Hat Day Prompts Townwide Lighthearted Plan
A quirky town column notes Hewitt Toland’s idea of an African Hat Day set for Tuesday June 25 to encourage everyone to wear the controversial hats once popular at the World Fair. If rain spoils Tuesday the event shifts to Wednesday with playful commentary on fashion and local life. The piece threads in local humor, observations about rock gardens in Wisconsin, and odd local musings.
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Hewitt Toland
Harrison Finds Biggest Ship Full Of Hull Lot Of Statistics
Aboard the Normandie at Havre the reporter inventories the world’s largest liner, noting 4,800 suitcases, 86 items in his own bag, a 1,028 foot hull, 79,280 tonnage, 112 foot pool, 400 seat theater, 1,387 crew, 75,000 bottles of wine, 580 beer barrels, and a seven radio network to Wall Street while aboard the S. S. Normandie.
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Harrison
Paul Harrison
Normandie
NEA
Havre
Chicago
Fouquet
Norimandie
Empire State Building
al Smith
Longacre
Hudson _river
Prac
Southampton
Waukon Man Bound Over in Fatal Auto Crash Case
Clement Bresnahan of Waukon faced a manslaughter charge after a June 5 crash killed Robert Goeke. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury with $2,000 bond posted. Two other accidents occurred Saturday as trucks crashed through bridges. one freight mill dropped 11 feet through a county bridge, injuring Carl Jacobson and assistant but leaving them shaken, while Eliver Troendle’s cream truck landed upright with no spills. Miss Leona Gavin and Joan Powers wed Monday at St. Pius church Cherry Mound. attendants included Laurayne Gavin and Murial Powers, with John Powers and Clement Deeny serving the groom.
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Rkoin
Ta. Crosse
Waxeengin
Pearl St
Eaees
Abratin
Abelian
Becket
Adams
Berrer
Jody
Teller
Ara
Copeland
Bonnet
Rose Theotena
St. Ener Waller
Siseas
Berle Johny
Joy
Ested Hotel
State
Fos Arthay
Stas
Caledonia
Frese
Hagar St
Areeaee
George St
King
Solty
Gurdoving
Ayr
George Wa Janes & i
Hood Stehel
Peta Pty
Yerith Warth Front
Freys Meri Bayt Beng Pearl St. Kricht Ticharet Rely
Karin He
St. Cloud St
Greer
Hrierel
la Crosse
St. Haan
PuMa Ky
Hacar St. Levroh
Maphek
Piank
Mattie
Peay &T
South Ave
St Leary
St. Andrews
St. Petersen
Reese
Theodore
Rosy Wwatter
Ante
Atly
Reuhik
South Dist
St . Anu Santh Sen
Gustly
Losey
Mera
Schedemantel
Dens Sehiter
Jonnassree
Lars Caledonia
St Sebitt
Nick Vit
Betas
George Sir
Sennick
Wanes
Onaloka Ate Ove VV
Onalaska
Setneeberger
Semel
Laser
Souths
Boheenne
Market St
Ad Man
Warhts
Fred
Fred Tettihone
Telnet
Seiten
Bipte
East Ave
Jody Lan
Atv
George
St . Ronen
John L . Sezag
St. Inet
Wars R
Paulwy
Enderc Bynes Rey
Channa
Avon
Wienech
Elle John
Lancey
Fitts Ave
Lee
Su ' Spence
Streicher
Qulette
Gilterie
Sai
Bene Sour
Gia Marke
St. Arel Orkn Vt
Waukon, la
Clement Bresnahan
Waukon
Robert Goeke
Justice Court
Jacobson
Paint Creek
Carl Jacobson
Eliver Troendle
Minn
French Creek Township
Treendle
Leona Gavin
Andrew Gavin
Paint Creek Township
Joan Powers
Lansing
St. Pius
Cherry Mound
Herbert Krieger
Laurayne Gavin
Murial Powers
John Powers
Dubuque
Clement Deeny
Marriage notices from Waukon area churches and nearby towns
The column reports several marriages in Wisconsin and Iowa. Miss Mary Manning of Waukon wed Charles Steffen of Platteville in Milwaukee on June 15 with Lucile Stubstad and Lews Steffen as attendants. Richard Nelson of Viroqua married Mildred Thompson. Herman Elfman of Winona wed Hazel Schultz of Fountain City. Read about engaged teach ers and clergy traveling for duties.
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Waukon
Mary Manning
James Manning
Charles Steffen
Platteville
Wis
Milwaukee
Lucile Stubstad
Chicago
Lews Steffen
Steffen
Waukon High School
Trackson Company
Richard Nelson
Lillian Thompson
Viroqua
FP. F. Kjerlaug
Mildred Thompson
Kjerlaug
Herman Elfmen
Winona
Minn
Hazel Schultz
Fountain City
Doloras Schultz
Elmer Elfman
Bids Open for Lock No 3 Construction Near Red Wing
The U S war department will open bids around July 23 in St Paul for Lock No 3 on the upper Mississippi nine foot channel near Red Wing Minnesota. Work includes cofferdam, excavation, cut off channel, and extensive concrete and steel structures with thousands of cubic yards of material and hundreds of thousands of pounds of steel.
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Upper
Mississippi River
Red Wing
Minn
U. S. War Department
St. Paul
Dwight Ff. Johns
Right To Hold Office Argued In Ozaukee County
Arguments over Nicholas H. Roden's tenure as Ozaukee county register of deeds were heard by Circuit Judge Henry Graass. Roden, Port Washington Democrat, challenged by Thomas Hyan Progressive whose dispute centers on gubernatorial appointments after O. F. Boerner's death. Boerner had been re elected. Roden received appointment from Governor Schmedeman four days before leaving office. Governor La Follette later named Ryan on Feb 6 1938, but Roden refused to relinquish the post.
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Milwaukee
Nicholas H. Roden
Ozaukee County
Rodee
A. G. Schmedeman
Philip la Follette
Ryan
Roten
Japanese Appoints Akira Ariyoshiaboyey Ambassador to China
With Japan wielding influence over North China, Akira Ariyoshiaboyey is named Japan’s ambassador to China, becoming a key figure in Oriental affairs.
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North China
Akira Ariyoshiaboyey
China
Church Convention Opens Here Friday
The 72nd state convention of the Churches of Christ begins Friday afternoon at the local Church of Christ at Eighth and Cass Streets. Mrs. BR. A. Nourse presides. Ida L. Forster of Milwaukee leads the devotional at 2 o'clock. A. E. Cary of Indianapolis delivers the 2:20 business address. 5. 5. McWilliams discusses missionary work in South America and Mexico.
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The
Churches of Christ
Church of Christ
Eighth and
Cass Streets
BR. A. Nourse
Ida L. Forster
Milwaukee
A. E. Cary
Indianapolis
Ind
McWiliams
South America
Mexico
Couzens Gives U. S. 550000 for Detroit worker homes
Senator James Couzens of Detroit donates 550000 to the federal government to fund a 21000 acre residence colony for part time industrial workers in the Detroit area. William J. Norton, secretary of Michigan's Children's Fund, announced the gift as part of Couzens benefactions totaling 10 million dollars. The program aims to provide homes and permanent security for factory workers in Detroit and nearby automotive regions including Pontiac and Lansing.
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Detroit
Pon ‘Sac
Flin
Lansing
Noreton
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