Governor Signs Bill To Tighten Liquor Control
Madison WI The second of three bills to tighten Wieranain liquor control was signed Tuesday by Governor La Fol Intie. It raises penalties fivefold for tavern keepers and others who violate liquor laws, supplementing the first bill approved earlier by the 1925 Legislature. The measure empowers state authorities to confiscate stills and conduct searches without federal assistance, addressing loss of salvageable equipment worth hundreds of thousands yearly.
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Madison
Wieranain
la Fol
Intie
Robert E. Henry
Henry
Naval Strength Funds for Two Torpedo Boats Voted by Norway
The Norwegian parliament has approved funds for the construction of two torpedo boats. The decision signals continued naval expansion as Oslo allocates resources to enhance coastal defense and maritime capability amid regional tensions.
Blair Conservation Club Holds Meeting
Blair Wisconsin special report notes the Blair Rod and Gun Club at Blair Village Hall with over 100 members attending led by President E. C. Hanson. A 500 member drive over ten days was voted. 285 current members. Next meeting is Tuesday July 9. Lee Matnson elected vice president. Committees named for streams pond and river law enforcement finance entertainment winter feeding publicity and membership with multiple listed members.
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Stream
C. B. Immel
E. T. Anderson
Lars Crean
Sever Gunderson
Pond and River
F. Immell
Dick Benson
Basil Mathson
Lee Mathison
George Clatt
Leonard Field
Torvald Nyberg
Julius Tormoen
Alf Peterson
Thomas Herrich
Elmer Everson
Hermec Nyen
Verle Clark
Goodwin Anderson
E. B. Quarne
Omar Austad
Ray Olson
Paul Schroeder
Philip Ber~sing
Elmer Nelson
Clifford Grierson
Albert Toraason
G. L. Solberg
Phillp Dahl
Clifford Melby
Raymond Thompson
Ole C. Johnson
Lansing Aldermen Grant Most Beer Licenses
City council met to review seven beer applications. Mayor R. G. Miller presided as five permits passed without dissent. Walter Clancy was denied after votes by Duty Scholtes and Lehner to uphold the veto. Helle Kendt favored granting. S and S Tavern run by B. Sweeney and M. Seeley received a permit over the mayor's veto.
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Lansing
R. G. Miller
Walter Clancy
A. M. Duty
George Scholtes
John Lehner
Arne Helle
Oscar Kendt
B. Sweeney
M. Seeley
Mississippi swimmers set July 7 for long river swim
Janesville Wisconsin based trio Robert Shultis Donald Slawson and Cecil Sanders announced they will begin a 2500 mile swim down the Mississippi from St. Paul to New Orleans on July 7. The voyage is expected to take about four months.
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Janesville
Wis
Robert Shultis
Donald Slawson
Cecil Sanders
Mississippi River
St. Paul
New Orleans
472 Farms Reported in New York City
A census report discloses that New York City contains 472 farms indicating a surprising extent of rural activity within the metropolis. The figure highlights the city’s agricultural presence amid its urban landscape.
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New York City
New York
Weethearts Weaving a Love Triangle in Innback
Katharine Strykhurst, heartbound to Michael Heatheroe, seeks news of him as detectives hunt for his whereabouts. After a turn at the drug store and library, she races toward the river road to warn him. In Innback a suspended romance and danger entwine as Michael faces pursuit while Katharine aims to protect him and her own future.
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Katharine Strykhurst
Michael Heatheran
Katherine
Ken
Hertine
Joe Parker
Katharine
John Kaye
Sally Mosa
Michael
Sally
Michael Heatheroe
Sally Moon
California
Hawaii
Evelyn Vincent
Angela Thirkell
Innicock
Peller
Michael Heathcrpe
Buddy
Iman
Bertine
Merser
Sybil
Diana
Thiancock
Tips
Couzens Pushes Wealth Tax Plan From Hospital Bed
Michigan Senator Couzens, among the senate's wealthiest, advocates a prosperity tax on corporations and urges other rich men to share wealth. He authorized Senator La Follette to introduce a measure aimed at spreading incomes to boost employment and spending. The ill senator argues centralized wealth hoarding harms circulation and insists a few earners cannot indefinitely retain excess wealth.
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Washington
Detroit
Couzens
Senate
Michigan Republican
la Follette
Wisconsin
Abashed Woman Sparks Urgent Getaway Scene
In a tense excerpt Otis Wrabham of Allendale South Carolina advertises a novelty collection of over 1,000 tree-growth shapes resembling numerals and letters. A frightened woman urges a man into a car and they speed away, as danger appears imminent and the scene ends with to be continued.
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Otis Wrabham
Allendale
S. C
Two Flying Cadets Die As Planes Crash In Mid Air
At Selfridge Field Michigan two flying cadets Willis M. Carnegy of Little Rock Arkansas and Robert C. Streator of Minneapolis Minnesota were killed when their formation aircraft locked wings and crashed into a marsh near the army air corps field. Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Royer observed eighteen planes in formation and said the crash occurred suddenly, with wings evidently locking as the planes were propelled into the marsh shortly from the landing area.
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Selfridge Field
Mich
Army Air Corps
Willis M. Carnegy
Little Rock
Ark
Robert ¢. Streator
Minneapolis
Minn
Ralph Royer
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