Seventeen New CCC Camp Sites Placed in Wisconsin
Milwaukee report shows 17 new Civilian Conservation Corps camps to be created across Wisconsin during the fifth enrollment period. Camp sites listed include Pollands, Bream uke, and fullbove in Milwaukee and Forest counties, Bear Paw in Forest County, and Thnwler Rower and Lik in Oconto County. Additional camps are planned in Langlade Douglas and Washburn counties, with operations expected after July or August.
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Milwaukee
CCC
Wisconsin
Robert Fechner
Amax
Inca
Federal Forest Service
Bream Uke
Miorence
Blackwell
Hiroles Lake
Lily Pool
Ip Forest
Bear Paw
Oconto
Flarseshoe
Basfield
Hin Langlade
Douglas County
Andy Mmong
Washburn County
Californian Assembly Backs Yate On Mooney
In Sacramento the Californian Assembly urged Governor Frank Merriam to reconsider and commute sentences in the Tom Mooney case. The resolution supported Yate and Billings, highlighting clemency appeals amid calls for fair review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californian Assembly
Yate
Mooney
Sacramento
Call Fine
Winona Names Atwood Mayor of the Board of Public Works
Winona Minnesota mayor A H Maze appoints Harold R Atwood a five year term on the board of municipal affairs replacing William Lot Miller. The city council noted some appointments do not require confirmation and listed others to library park water and hearth boards plus a court officer. Terms run through 1938 to 1940 with the new member to take office next May.
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Wankna
Minn
Harold R. Atwood
Slide
A. H. Maze Aemer
Board of Municipal Fou
William Lot Miller
Emil Leicht
Die Park Board
William Gurvey
Park Board
Water Board
H. J. Buck
F. S. Bell
Dug
John Latsel Bathhouse Board
Palice
Junius Bronk
Leo Pf. Murphy
Munichyal Court
E. Shepard
Dent Henry C. Krier
Jenrge Winter
Dln
Lipingti
Withiam PF. Brown
Chicago Council Asked To Rename 300 Streets
A Chicago report notes the city council is urged to rename about 300 streets to resolve duplicated or nearly identical street names. The move aims to reduce confusion for residents and visitors, with particular concern for students and workers navigating the city.
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Chicago
Chiwage
Uly Ciyers
Hosses
93 More Measures Signed by Governor Olson
Governor Floyd B Olson signed 93 bills as the leg is lature closed. He used a pocket veto on three more, bringing his total vetoes to 14 while approving large appropriations. Major moves included aging veter an act amendments, tax exemptions for household goods, and a range of public policy updates across counties. The measure list also covers police liability protections, workmen’s compensation defense, municipal power extensions, banking fund deposits, and education support for children of WWI service members. Local items note births, travels, teaching posts, and community events with several town residents cited.
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St. Paul
Floyd B. Olson
Olson
State Board of Dental Examiners
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minnesota Man Dies On Alaska Migration
A Minnesota logger, August Anderson, 36, died of heart disease aboard the motorship North Star en route to a Northwest migration to the Matanuska valley Alaska. He was part of a labor battalion of 120 men and 14 officials. the death marks the first in the migration effort. He hailed from St Paul, Minnesota, and may have joined the Tabor group in Seattle.
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St. Paul
Minn
Matanuska
Alaska
Uals
August Anderson
Minnesota
North Star
Associated Press
Ketchikan
Anderson
Tabor Grough
Seattle
Funeral services held for Kari en Karlsbrasten in Spring Grove
Funeral rites for Mrs. Kari en Karlsbrasten were conducted at her home and Black Hammer church in Spring Grove. Born June 28 1844 in Hallingdale Norway she came to America as a child. Surviving daughters Hannah and Mrs Knute Dahler and sons Glaus and Martin.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Karien
Black Hammer
E. Borg- Breen
Karlsbraaten
Hallingdale
Norway
America
Ole Rasit
Erick Karlsbrasten
Knute Dahler
Hannah
Glaus
Martin
Spring Groves
Birth Rate Gap Seen Among Unemployed Says Sanger
Margaret Sanger, founder of the birth control movement, reported a survey showing Wisconsin birth rates among the unemployed were 45 percent higher than in employed families. She cited Pennsylvania 65 percent and New York 48 percent, noting similar patterns across her groups.
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Los Angeles
Mrrs
Margaret Sanger
United States
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
New York
Hearing On Injunction Request Postponed In Racine Wisconsin
Counsel for the Wisconsin Industrial union filed an affidavit of prejudice against the counsel. Circuit Judge E B Belden adjourned the hearing on the injunction to restrain pickets from interfering with employee entrance at the J I Case plant until 2 p m Thursday. Case company settlement talks ended after three days of fruitless conferences amid a 49 day dispute.
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Racine
Wis
Wisconsin Industrial Union
E. B. Belden
J. 1 Case Company
Case Company
Rushford Class Play On Boards Thursday
Rushford Minnesota special seniors of Rushford high school will present their class play Tiger House Thursday evening at the opera house. The three act mystery comedy is written by Robert St. Clair. Cast includes Ardis Peterson Lucille Frisvald Luther Kjos Marjorie Skarstad Robert Olterstad Torvall Sundvor Lyle Reishus Olive Swenson Marian Johnson Agnes Byboth and Palmer Swiggum. The high school sextet Gertrude Woxland Betty Iverson Verna James Thelma Moran Ardis Prtergon and Dorothy Eggen will sing.
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Rushford, Minn
Rushford High School
Tiger House
Opera House
Robert St. Clair
Ardis Peterson
Lucille Frisvold
Luther Kjos
Marjorie Skarstad
Robert Olterstad
Torvall Sundvor
Lyle Reishus
Olive Swenson
Marian Johnson
Agnes Byboth
Palmer Swiggum
Gertrude Woxland
Betty Iverson
Verna James
Thelma Moran
Ardis Prtergon
Dorothy Eggen
Florence
Elberta Eggen
Minneapolis
D. L. Eggen
Cecil Bellock
George Julsrud
Winifred
Wahpeton, N. D
Porter Griswold
Harmony couple speak at annual church service
The Kev and Mrs C N Hamrin of West Concord Minn spent the weekend with friends. The Reverend Hamrin spoke at the IOCF lodge annual church service at the Methodist church. Paul Groverbaer of Spring Grove visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Grotebaer. Reverend A L Beckendorf and son Richard visited their son Robert a Hamline University student. Mr and Mrs K B Olson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Andrew Austins in Lanesboro. Fred Bastian and son Clarence returned from a week with the Paul Schull home in Dubuque Iowa. Mrs Gladys Brokken and daughters Phyllis and Geneve Garratt were guests Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wilson Garratt Preston.
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Minn
Kev
C. N. Hamrin
West Concord
Hamrin
C.F. Lodge
Paul Grovebaer
Spring Groya
John Grotebaer
A. L. Beckendorf
Richard
Robert
Hamline University
K. BD
Olson
Andrew Austin
Lanesboro
Fred Bastian
Clarence
Paul Schulls
Dubuque
Gladys Brokken
Phyllis
Geneve
Aefe Garratt
Wilson Garratt
Preston
Boundary Waters Game Fish Rules Upheld By Court
Madison Wis The state supreme court Tuesday upheld validity of the state conservation commission regulatory orders affecting boundary waters In the case of 8 C Sorensen Pierce county the court held that the 1933 legislature properly delegated power to the commission authorizing it to issue such orders that the orders were valid and supplementary rules issued under them were enforceable The decision seen as important for the future of other game and fish orders issued since 1933 under a law that ended detailed conservation laws by statute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
State Supreme Court
State Conservation Commission
8. C. Sorenson
Pierce County
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Riviera
Steien
Aline Mkcmaian, Guy Kibbee
Marding
Lichius Ap, Morgan
Siri
Stor
Frankie Thomas Welem Parrish
Heggie
Ci Talent Rou Ans
Minnesota Community News Tribune
Sports
Winona
Atwood
Bodega
Society Doctor
Morris
Virginia
Robert Taylor
Dillte Burke
Aloe Westoal
Gud Shoud
Rivoli
Toa Genius
Nay Katharine AY Maas
John Beal
Alan Hale
Lye5
Mercer
Babpie
Mmeosl
Helen Hayes
LS Ee ‘Robt. Montgomery
Floyd Olson
State Industrial Commission
State Board of Control
Obert Dahle
Odin Moen
Knute Folkedahl
Triday
Angus Ekern
Holmen
Odell Ekern
George Gurlid
Thelma Rommereim
Gudrun Muller
Marjorie Helland
Gartlib
Wabasha
Helen Solic
New Albinia
Clara Solic
Newburg
George Wisland and Son
Cicero
Lena Solie
William Wyman
Norma Rostadj
Rolf Hollingsworth
Shirley
Marylyn
Carl Rostad
Owen Blexrud
Odin Blexrud
Rushford
Anna Hoppe
Brownsville
Bethlehem Aid Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mmes
Gustav Myrahy
Malinda Jenson
Henry Sylling
Ghafield
Cerenus Meyer
Lacity
Tila Sylling
Meyer
Henry Syling
Clement Zakrocki
Wil
San Diego County
California
Ee A
Ain
H My
O. K. Dahle
Norman
Sokolik
Punleed
Riverview Nite Club
French Island
Bendel’s Entertain
BEER
E. Fritz
Drake
Abu. Cs
Winona Armory
Birnbaum
HLNCO
Avera
Tollackson Sisteins
Creme
Brandt’s Tavern
Avalon
Dan Russo
Sam Sam
Ball Park
Hell
Isile Sox
Irrational League
Practicia
Foe
Aun
Rushford Class
Kay Bruce
Seven Girls OF Harmony
Hans Trester
Heidelberg
Withenaga
Caneeal
Firestone
Penn-Sentinel
Stewart Warner
Jong Fange
Basada
Kozak Spe
Firestone Service Stores, Inc
Seventh and Main Streets
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