Kurth Couple Tops United States Features In Modeling
Former Virginia Ortlieb now Mrs Joe Kurth remains a prominent model in national ads. Her work includes Lucky Strike campaigns and a Milwaukee Times studio portrait for a feral show. Her husband, Notre Dame star and Packers alumnus Joe Kurth, runs a La Crosse life office and manages local diamondball while weighing a return to football.
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Kurth
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Bar Association Elects Janesville Man As President
Green Lake Wisconsin Otto Des treich of Janesville was elected president of the Wisconsin Bar association at the closing session of its three day convention. Graves of Wisconsin Rapids was named vice president and Gilon Glazier of Madison secretary treasurer. The group adopted a resolution opposing will abolishing special verdicts and voted to continue study of creating a court of administrative appeal.
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Green Lake
Wis
Otto Destreich
Janesville
Wisconsin Bar Association
Earl
Graves
Wiscontin Rapids
Gilon Glazier
Madison
Ot Tee
Trvlna
Court of Administrative Appeal
Minnesota To Offer Game Management Classes This Fall
Minnesota plans to offer game management classes this fall as part of a federal program. J N Darling reports the University of Minnesota and state agencies support the effort and seek $250,000 yearly from a leading firearms manufacturer to fund the program alongside a $42,000 contribution from the survey.
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Minnesota
J. N. Darling
Chriological
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Buckler
R.l.mann
Litecome
Narhon
Tle
Oonneting
Burdtler
Pre- Brest
Black Widow Spider Refuses To Bite Amarillo Reporter
Amarillo journalist Gene Flo recounts testing a Black Widow spider and finds it nonvenomous in his experience. He describes the spider’s behavior and web, notes no bite occurred, and doubts the severity of its danger while acknowledging public fears.
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Black Widow
Amarillo
Gene Flo
Tex
New Republican Parley Planned in Idaho Preview
Coeur d Alene Idaho officials report Northwestern Republicans near finalizing plans for a Grass Roots gathering akin to Springfield. National committeeman Whitts says discussions since February led to complete plans by April with time and place pending. Potential sites include Salt Lake City or Portland as state chairs respond.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Springfield
Bers l Whitts
Whitts
Salt Lake City
Portland
Southwest
Whitia
Storm Troopers March in Berlin Eve of Purge Anniversary
Berlin witnesses a parade by Nazi storm troops on the eve of the June 30 1934 purge anniversary. Goebbels addressed thousands at Tempelhof denying calls to march and denounced other countries crises while signaling Nazi strength in Red Berlin. Observers note renewed leftist agitation and internal party shifts as veterans face renewed discipline.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Tempelhof Eirdrome
Germany
Goebbels
Quesi
France
Roosevelt strategy on the political chessboard in 1936
National Affairs notes portray President Roosevelt as a chess player shaping policy to hold power through court battles and legislative moves. Advisers say recent steps push for broad federal power, tax changes, and currency stabilization as they navigate NRA rulings and court limits ahead of the 1936 election.
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NRA
Roosevelt
Congress
Ren
Tennessee
White House
National Credit
Strike Talks Drift As Wage Accord Teeters
Fragments show labor leaders and officials debating another wage settlement as a possible pause in a coal strike. Roosevelt era figures push for economic stability while operators resist deep concessions amid price, marketing, and morale tensions.
Dickinson Slaying Fallout Rumors Tie to Ferris Disappearance
Police scrutinize claims linking Dickinson’s slaying to Ferris disappearance and a Jackson woman’s involvement. Authorities find no evidence of a party at Dick’s hotel or of Ferris’s flight from a road house. The San Francisco quake and fire of April 18, 1905 are referenced as context.
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Inckinson
Ferris
Polity
Jackson
Dickinson
San Francisco
Japanese influence expands into Manchukuo and Mongolian frontier
Reports say pro Japanese officials extend control into a broad Manchukuo linked strip in North China and Inner Mongolia. Incidents include murders of pro Japanese editors in Tientsin and Chinese irregulars entering the North China demilitarized zone. Russian dispatches accuse Japan and Manchukuo of frontier violations with gunboats and infantry in Siberia Amur border.
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Russia
Manchukuo
Chinese
Inner Mongolia
Bianchukuo
Topei
Moscow
Tokyo
Blagoveschensk
Sunsteng
Yangming
Tass
Bear Encounter Stuns Alaska Colonist on Northern Trek
Palmer Alaska tale of Harry Campbell a Michigan native now a Mataanuska colonist recounts a wild bear confrontation. He climbs a birch tree the bear attacks then withdraws but later reappears prompting a frantic chase through brush and woods before both sides part exhausted.
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Palmer
Alaska
Harry Campbell
Michigan
Campbell
Easterners Capture Whist League Trophy
The American Whist league’s 43rd congress trophy in pair whist was won Saturday by Charles 3B Little of Scranton and Joseph Peck of Hartford. They posted 14% match points to clinch the title for top-scoring new members in eight days of play. Mrs Uho Bayless of Los Angeles and Mrs W D Thompson of Racine won the New Amsterdam trophy in the women’s open event with 623 match points.
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Skytop
Charles
Little
Scranton
Joseph Peck
Hartford
Air Line Adopts Faster Schedules Across system
Kansas City Transcontinental and Western Air officials announced a faster timetable to start Monday. Pittsburgh will become a stop for all daily Chicago New York flights and most westbound Sky Chief services. Coast to coast times drop 24 to 33 minutes with Chicago connections reducing Detroit Los Angeles flying time by 50 minutes.
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Kansas City
Transcontinental and
Western Air, Inc
Pittsburgh
New York
Edward Valentine Starts 11-Day Jail Term For Assault
Edward Valentine of 1409 Liberty Street began an 11 day sentence for assault and battery after choosing jail over a $5 fine and costs. He was arrested on Gregory Farley’s complaint and found guilty. the fine option was not paid.
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Edward Valentine
Liberty Street
Valentine
Gregory Farley
Hornsby Trades Strange to Senators for Lary
St. Louis Browns manager Rogers Hornsby sent shortstop Alain Strange to the Washington Senators for Lyn Lary former Yankee and Red Sox infielder. The move reportedly followed a waiver claim.
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Saturdey
Alain Strange
Washington Senators
Lyn Lary
Yankee
Red Sox
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German Singers Meet At Madison Saengerfest
One thousand delegates from 14 Wisconsin cities gathered in Madison for a two day saengerfest with 500 voices singing German classics. Governor La Follette greeted the group via short wave to broadcast to Germany and Norway.
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Wis
Wausau
State Singing Society
Ost
Wisconsin Saengerbezirk
Wisconsin Seengerkund
Arthur Mueller
Fond du Lac
Frank Blied
Jacob Hopten
J Saertner
Appleton
Ernest Fehtman
Manitower
Joseph M. Thies
Sweden Extends Housing Campaign to Aid Families
Sweden enlarges its housing drive with no slum districts, using a 10 million crown fund to loan money for better living conditions for poor families with many children. In Stockholm a plan offers modern two room apartments at 650 crowns yearly rent. The move marks continued public housing efforts since 1904.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Storkholm
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Burned In Cleaning Fluid Explosion
Theodore Roosevelt Jr son of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was slightly burned on the face and hands Saturday after an explosion of cleaning fluid at the Roosevelt home. He was treated by the family physician. A maid Jeanette Carminetti was severely injured in the incident.
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Oyster Bar
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Jeanette Carminetti
Two Italian Destroyers Collide Off Taranto
An official communique says six sailors died and several injured in a collision between destroyers Zeno and Malocelio during maneuvers at Taranto naval base. Both ships sustained serious hull damage but reached port under their own power.
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Taranto
Italy
Zeno
Malocelio
Two Killed and Three Hurt in Potomac Power Plant Blast
Washington report says two employees died and three others burned in a basement explosion at the Potomac Electric Power Company office building. Fire officials labeled the blast as a transformer-related incident, with ten investigators detailing the cause.
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Washington
Potomac Electric Power Company
Dean Of U S Judges Resigns Kansas Post
Topeka Kansas William A Johnston resigns as chief justice of the Kansas supreme court after long service. He was 66 and set to be 67 on July 15. The report notes Ruth family estate values in New York. Dorothy Ruth, Babe Ruth's 14 year old adopted daughter, has a valued estate of 54224.
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Kas
William A. Johnston
Kansas Supreme Court
New York
Babe Ruth
Dorothy
Oklahoma oilman bans relief recipients from hiring
Erle P Halliburton, a wealthy industrialist, declares his firm will not employ anyone who ever received relief. He cites Braddock and Thorpe as examples and argues the nation needs an independent pioneer spirit. He notes he might hire some widows but otherwise supports paying people to work over welfare.
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Pugilist
James J. Braddock
Jim Thorpe
Erle P. Halliburton
Dole
Halliburton
Farflung
Braddock
Thorpe
Honduras
New Evidence Offered for Mooney in Habeas Case
Sacramento attorney George T. Dav, representing Thomas J. Mooney, said Saturday that Warren K. Billings, Mooney co defendant in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing case, provided new information that could aid Mooney. Dav refused to reveal its nature until he reviews it, after meeting Billings for 45 minutes at Folsom Prison.
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George T. Davis
Thomas J. Mooney
State Supreme Court
Warren K. Billings
San Francisco
Mooney
Billings
Davis
Folsom Prison
Salesman Loses Auto In Attempted Death By Own Action
Omsha Nebraska man Harry Slutzky 44 attempted suicide by leaping from a bridge into the swollen Missouri River. Rescued two miles downstream by fishermen, he was later found by his wife to have his car stolen by thieves who drove off while she sought assistance.
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Omsha
Neb
Harry Slutzky
Slutzky
Missouri
Wood resigns from New Deal post as business rep
Washington reports Robert E. Wood chairman of Sears Roebuck resigns from the federal Works Progress Administration allotment board role. He had planned to serve only until July and had served about two months, becoming the fifth national business leader to leave New Deal posts in recent days.
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Washington
Robert E. Wood
Sears, Roebuck and Company
New Deal
Wood
Works Relief Program
White House
Judy
Program For Myrick Park Concert Today
The La Crosse Concert Band performs at Myrick Park this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The program includes Zampa Overture Espana Waltz Ung-Kung-F F Herold Fr Waldientel nese In greases KL King ita Selection Istrerees Herbert agant Dance Lenar Tne San Caprice Wellesley Dance Turque B Polak Daniels Jaymone Overture A Thormes.
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Myrick Park
F. Herold
King Ita
Social Agencies Will Meet Monday
The Central Council of Social Agencies will hold a meeting at the Hotel Stedderd Monday evening to form a long term recreation program for La Crosse. Mrs Alt Gundersen and R C Busby invite interested citizens to attend.
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Central Council of Social Agencies
Stedderd
Tas
la Crosse
Alt H. Gundersen
R. C. Busby
Mindoro Social News Highlights Farewell and Birthdays
Mrs. Nelson Welda hosted a bridge evening for Mrs. Mabel Erickson who moves to West Salem in a week. Guests included Charles Range Lewis Menser Alec Hanson Claude Welda Maynard Olson William Keppel Lenard Collins and others. Relatives marked Mrs. William Keppel birthday. Out of town guests featured Valentine Kep pel Holmen and several Gilster Kramer Pralle and Hauser families.
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Mindoro
Wis
Nelson Welda
Bridge
Mabel Erickson
West Salem
Mines
Charles Range
Lewis Menser
Alec Hanson
Claude Welda
Maynard Olson
William Keppel
Lenard Collins
Mlsses
Holmen
Mmes
William Gilster
Alfred Gilster
Fred Kramer
Arnold Kramer
Val Pralle
H. Hauser
Lens Pralle
Alma Pralle
H. Hembre
Gordon
E.N. Sebo
Ebbs Erickson
de Land, Kine
Mindorn
Rainswollen pavilion collapse injures hundreds at Nanticoke picnic
A thunderstorm toppled a high timber pavilion over a creek in Nanticoke pa injuring about 250 people and trapping 375. Dozens were hospitalized and many treated on scene as doctors nurses and state police rushed to the wreckage.
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Nanticoke
Tua?termne County
Deebris-Loader
Croop's Gien
Screen Stars Tie Jester Baseball Game in Blockbuster
Screen's leading men battled the Him comics to a 4 4 tie as a spoof game here Saturday. Bill Gakewell and Al St John featured odd baserunning stunts with a limousine tag around the bases and bicycle dashings amid a parade of comic bits. The affair ended in the fourth after an umpire confrontation and a staged shooting, with the cast insisting they outplayed the pros.
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Hollywood
Bill Gakewell
Ford George Raft
al St. John
Dirst
Endre
Jack la 3Ue
Charles Murray
Murray
Omaha Railway Firm Calls Strikers Back to Work
The Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway company called 268 strikers who left April 20 to return to work with seniority as of June 21, 1935. It said those who did not return would lose seniority until the federal court rules or a suit by non striking employees ends. The firm noted a prior warning and pledged to advance those who remained.
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Omata
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Stikers
Butcher Boy Admits Slaying of Girl Nine
Greene county District Attorney John C. Welch said Alfred Volckmann a Greenville butcher boy 19 confessed to the nine year old Helen Glean killing. He claimed he attached the girl carried her to a swamp and threw her in a stream then stabbed her through the breast with a butcher knife from his father's store.
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Greenville
John C. Wech
Greene County
Garardey
Alfred Volckmann
Helen Glean
Welch
Volckmann
Dressner's Attorneys Complete Defense Case
New York TA reports Charles Jean Tiressner’s defense finishing arguments Saturday in the attempted extradition case to France. Two witnesses Jewelers Jules Howard of New Rochelle and Dr. George Tallard testified to alibi details for Tiressner during late June and early July 1928. Cross-examination by French government counsel focused on dates Tiressner was in New York amid prior testimony uncertainties.
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New York
Charles Jean Tiressner
France
Jules Howard
New Hochells
N. Y
Pr. George
Crossner
Sym- Leon Drolet
Nash Motors Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend
Nash Motors Company announces its board authorized a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share payable August 1 to stockholders of record August 13. The May 31 quarter reported earnings of 556 510 09 after expenses, taxes, and depreciation. Card of thanks follows for bereavement support.
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Kenosha
Wis
Nash ‘Motors Company
Alfred Engelstad
Cara
Ireny
Esith Engeltad
Stelmer Engelstad
Martha More Som
Oscar Tnompson
Wile Jard Ferris
Theval Larson
Helmer Engelstag
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