County Democrats Organize Become Unit In State Group
La Crosse county Democrats organized a county unit under Carl Thompson and Patrick with about 60 attendees and 32 dues paying members. Frank Schneider was elected chairman with Michael Mitchell as vice chair and Miles McMillan planning a state newspaper to be titled Wisconsin Democrat.
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la Crosse County
Democraticst Committee
Carl Thompson
Frank Schneider
la Crosse
Young Men’s Pro
Michael Mitchell
Margaret Flanagan
Lee Swett
Elmer May
West Salem
Thompson
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin Democratic Organizing Committee
Tribune
Whote Thompson
Stoughton
John Flanagan
Frank Antoine
Prairie du Chien
Patrick Lucey
Ferryville
Baby Chick Learns to Eat by Pecking Random Things
A baby chick gradually learns to identify edible items by trial and error, pecking various objects to determine which are food, as described by the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encylopedia Britannica
Sahara Area Size Across Desert Described
The Sahara area is reported to exceed 3 500 000 square miles according to a regional description.
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Sahara
Sahara Desert
Training session leads ninth annual game and fish school
Chester S. Wilson conservation commissioner and Frank D. Blair head the first session at North West Agriculture Experiment Station Grand Rapids. The program includes many senior officials and experts from state and federal agencies with evening bird and mammal ID programs by Dr. W. J. Breckenridge at University of Minnesota.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Chester S. Wilson
Frank D. Blair
Game and Fish
Game and Fish Division
North West Agriculture Experiment Station
Grand Rapids
Pittman-Robertson and
Wilson
Blair
T. H. Burwell
E. R. Starkweather
Harry Cann
Joseph A. Lingle
Taylor Huston
Hjalmar Swenson
Gordon Wollan
Bureau of Administration
Richard Dover
Pittman-Robertson
Raymond Johnson
Arnold Erickson
Pittman
Viscountess Byng Dies at Thorpe Hall England
The widow of Field Marshal Viscount Byng of Vimy died at Thorpe Hall in Thorpe-le-Soken England on Wednesday. She was a novelist and the Viscount Byng died in 1935.
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Thorpe-Le-Soken
England
Byng
Viscount Byng of
Vimy
Thorpe Hall
Four Power Near Miss Reflected in U S Business Slump
Analysis links Paris power dynamics to American recession fears. The piece notes Moscow and Western Europe gauge U S health through markets and may adjust policy toward a deeper crisis narrative. It highlights British worry and European perception of U S prosperity.
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New York
Paris
America
Russia
United States
Moscow
Wall Street
Kremlin
New York Stock Exchange
London Exchange
Europe
Bishop Oxnam condemns Snoop list as democracy threat
Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam called the House Un-American Activities Committee demand for school text book lists hysteria and destructive to democracy. He urged calm critical thinking and warned fear fuels disunity and aids communists while condemning labeling loyal teachers.
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Weeleley
Mass
G. Bromley Oxnam
House UN American Activities Committee
New York
Sixth International Congregational Council
Yorkshire Gardeners Visit Belgium To Study Methods
Belgium hosts 60 gardeners from Yorkshire England who traveled to study local horticultural techniques and share expertise. The delegation aims to compare crops, pruning, and garden design practices with Belgian growers.
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Belgium
Yorkshire
England
Wisconsin Imposes 90 Day Wait For Occupational Permits
Wisconsin drivers convicted of operating while intoxicated now face a 90 day waiting period before court recommendations for occupational permits. Permits allow limited driving up to 12 hours per day for essential job needs with defined hours, occupations, and travel areas. Violations or loss of trust in the permit can trigger revocation of all licenses by the motor vehicle commissioner.
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Wisconsin
Motor Vehicle Commissioner of
Farm worker pleads guilty for driving others cars
Daniel A. Nelson, 24, of Glenmore, Wisconsin admitted guilt before Municipal Judge Donald W. Gleason in Green Bay for operating autos without owners' consent on June 5, 12 and 19. He drove different cars to save money and was arrested after a hitchhiker he picked up on Sunday led police to the pattern. Judge Gleason deferred sentence.
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Green Bay
Wis
Donald W. Gleason
Daniel A. Nelson
Glenmore
Nelson
Oneida
Gleason
Mother of Necessity and Early Brewing Origins
Beer first came into use partly due to a water shortage. Ancient brewing was done by the housewife at home. The text notes that thirty seven percent of meat animals are raised east of the Mississippi River.
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Mississippi River
Methodist Youths Draft Plans at Westfield Retreat
Westfield Wisconsin Special. The West Wisconsin conference youth council met at Pine Lake camp near Westfield June 1920 to plan the Methodist youth program for the coming year. Thirty-two youths and adults from western Wisconsin attended the planning session, which ran Sunday to Monday. Joan Holliday of La Crosse was elected president, withCarol Jones Madison vice president and La Rae Winner Medford recording secretary.
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Westfield
Wis
West Wisconsin
The
Methodist Church
Conference
New Pine Lake
Joan Holliday
Adams Street
la Crosse
Miss Holliday
Kenneth Teachout
George Street
Carol Jones
Madison
la Rae Winner
Medford
Virginia
Minnesota Woman Paints To Success
Effie Shelson Bornhoff of Rush City started painting after her husband urged it in 1940. Her first watercolor won a Minnesota State Fair blue ribbon, and she now owns over 5,000 watercolors and oils. At her annual open house, nearly 1,000 visitors from Minnesota and Wisconsin view her work.
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Rush City
Minn
Effie Shelson Bornhoff
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Blind man steals car in Christchurch
A blind man stole a car in Christchurch New Zealand during an incident described by local police. The theft ended with no injuries reported and the car recovered by authorities.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
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Phillips & Sons Distributing Corp
Lacrosse
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Dodgeville
Beverly Woolhiser
Viroqua
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Menomonie
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Black River Falls
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Stanley
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