Split Appears In Phone Case
Wisconsin municipalities clash over a proposed 6 million dollar annual telephone rate increase. The Wisconsin Public Service Commission reconvened to decide whether rates should be set by exchange or statewide basis. Cities like Milwaukee Madison and Waukesha favor exchange based rates while Fond du Lac objects to exhibits on Milwaukee profits and returns. The commission previously ruled a 5.5 percent return is adequate.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Commission
George St. Peter
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee Exchange
Jesus Before Annas A Moment of Quiet Defiance
In a red walled chamber Jesus remains calm and serene as Annas questions Him about blasphemy. The scene reveals power and grace under oppression with Peter and Judas among onlookers, while Jesus asserts open teaching and legal rights. The confrontation foreshadows a pivotal trial.
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Judas
Jesus
Jerusalem
Irael
Moses
Jesus of Nazareth
Angra
Body Of Kidnapped Girl Discovered In Canyon
18 year old Jo Ann Dewey abducted in Vancouver in a black sedan. Her unclad body was found in Wind River canyon 44 miles east of Vancouver with death from a severe cerebral hemorrhage. Police sought two men as clues remained scant. Autopsy placed death about a week prior.
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Vancouver
Wash
Jo Ann Dewey
Wind River
Harry Diamond
Clark County
Roy Spady
Former Beloit College President Brannon Dies at 84
Dr. Melvin Arnost Brannon, 84, who led Beloit College from 1917 to 1923, died after a brief illness in Gainesville. A Lowell Indiana native, he previously served as dean at North Dakota, president of Idaho University, and chancellor of Montana University until 1933. He authored works on marine and freshwater plant life and led the National Association of State Universities.
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Gainesville
Fla
Melvin Arnost Brannon
Beloit College
Lowell
Ind
Brannon
North Dakota University
Idaho University
Beloit
Wisconsin
Montana University
National Assoca of State Universities
Two Recruits Enlist at Lackland For Air Force Training
Pvt. Thomas James Arne son of Mr and Mrs Tae and Pvt. Richard L Soehn son of Mr and Mrs E J Moshen have reported to Lackland Air Base Texas for a 13 week basic training indoctrination course. The program includes aptitude testing to determine the right vocational path and future air force technical training.
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Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Thomas James Arne
South Seventh Oe
Richard L. Soehen
E. J. Moshen
North 10Th Street
la Cross
Wis
Lackland E
Te Bagi Ee Aa
Air Force
Wisconsin tax on music brokers challenged as federal rights conflict
Madison Wis a 1935 tax on music brokers claimed to infringe federal copyright jurisdiction. Paul E Jorgensen of Racine for the Tavern League urged abolition of the 25 percent levy, arguing ASCAP rates and federal control render state licensing unconstitutional. The committee heard the argument that Wisconsin collects fees from local music users while ASCAP operates nationwide.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Budget Committee
The
Legislative Council
Paul E. Jorgensen
Racine
Tavern League of Wisconsin
U. S. Supreme Court
Jorgensen
American Society of Compac
ASCAP
Oil dispute between Yemen and Britain over Shebwa area
Cairo reports Yemen and Britain clash over exploration claims in the Shebwa area along the Yemen Aden Protectorate border. A Yemeni spokesman says reports of American and British oilmen probing for petroleum are being investigated amid competing sovereignty claims by Yemen and the Aden Protectorate.
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Cairo
Yemen
Britain
Shebana
Aden
Shebwa
Congress Mulls Whisky Price in DC
Washington debate centers on a fair retail price for liquor in the District as consumption nears 4 gallons per person. Hilliard Schulberg, head of the Washington Retail Liquor Dealers association, urges a bill letting distilleries set prices to curb chaotic, predatory cut rates. A no vote came from the local hotel association secretary Bourbon Dawes, who fears higher prices.
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Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Hilliard Schulberg
House
Virginia
Maryland
Schulberg
Washington Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Rep. Harris
D-Ark
Deaths SANFORD and Gaertner noted in city columns
Horace A. Stoneham a director of the New York Giants and uncle to the club president, and an official of the Jersey City Giants, is reported among deaths. Mrs. Lylliam Gaertner, wife of Fred Gaertner Jr., managing editor of the Detroit News, is also listed. she was born in Alpena, Michigan.
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Jon Whitcomb
New York
Lylliam Gaertner
Edi- Detro
Fred Gaertner, Jr
The
Detroit News
Alpena, Mich
Postal notice from La Crosse in 1904
Entry recorded as second class matter on June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act.
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la Crosse
Wis
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