Local tavern school distance ordinances urged in Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s state treasurer urged local governments to pass ordinances setting clear distance limits between taverns and schools or churches. He noted no state law exists but local option clauses can guide temperance goals. He also clarified licensing rules for beer only versus liquor only taverns and club license requirements.
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Madison
Wis
Robert E. Henry
Gus Morterud
Westby
Vernon County
State Treasury Department
Henry
Erwin Beversdorf
Richmond
Shawano County
Beversdorf
Funeral and community notes from Red Mound Wisconsin
The funeral of Mrs. Maurice Davenport was held at Retreat with Rev. David E. Hill officiating. Myrtle Springborn, born March 8, 1916 in Readstown, leaves a husband and infant daughter Darryl Mae, plus parents and siblings. An ice cream supper honored Mr and Mrs Edwin Christianson. Fred Bean, recovering on crutches after a horse kick and broken leg, is noted. Edits mention vigiling relatives in Meno Wines and a hospital stay for Louis Federson in La Crosse.
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Red Mound
Wis
Maurice Davenport
David E. Hill
Sadie
Herman
John Springborn
A. G. Sidie
Edwin Christianson
Fred Bean
la Crosse
Jury Bars Film Showing Nude Eve in New York
Federal court jurors ruled the film Ecstacy obscene and barred its display in the United States after viewing it in a darkened courtroom with Judge John C. Knox presiding. The Prague-made picture features Hedy Kiesler in the leading and undressed role of Eve and will be appealed. Harvard University reports the nation’s largest law school with 1450 students drawn from 216 colleges and universities.
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Eve
New York
United States
John C. Knox
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Hedy Kiesler
Harvard
Jellied meats for informal outdoor meals on porch
A guide on simple outdoor dining with gelatin dishes notes gelatin’s nutritional value and offers a Jellied Chicken recipe including chicken, vegetables, and mold with olives. The article also mentions serving ideas with lettuce beds, tomatoes, and side dishes for easy entertaining. It also reports Lieut R L Burke setting a new amphibian plane speed record at 174 mph for coast guard air station Cape May.
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Cape May
N. J
R. L. Burke
Coast Guard
Burke
New Laws Give Counties Bi Monthly Pay Option in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin legislature enacted Chapter 65 of 1935 allowing counties to pay county employees twice a month. Previously counties could only issue monthly salaries, creating budgeting burdens. The optional law aims to ease financial planning for public workers and remains at counties' discretion. In a separate action, Massachusetts Governor Currey signed the teachers oath bill mandating allegiance to state and national constitutions for all public and private teachers.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Boston
Massachusetts
James M. Currey
Repairs on City School Buildings Under Relief Aid
The Wisconsin Emergency Relief administration funds a district school repair and painting program. G M Wiley says about $850 of $2,000 allocated by the common council is for painting at Jefferson and Franklin schools. Roof painting is planned for Central high Washburn Jefferson Webster and Roosevelt schools.
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Wisconsin Emergency Relief Administration
Board of Education
G. M. Wiley
Common Council
Wiley
Jefferson
Franklin
Civil Works Administration
Central High
Washburn
Jefferson, Webster
Roosevelt
Central High School
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