Resume Hearings In Foreclosure Matters Friday
Foreclosure cases, stalled awaiting legislative action, will resume Friday at 9 a.m. in the circuit court with Judge Cowie overseeing two days of hearings. The docket includes cases adjourned over months and will be consolidated into a Friday and Saturday session, with no further notice required for those already scheduled.
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Devilson
Auden
Robert S
Dore
Cowie
Tir
Lars Tl. Instenes
Circuit Court
Tadae Cowie
Dudge Cowie
AL Andrugen
Actinus
Two Cars Collide At Intersection In Livingston LA
Two vehicles collided at an intersection near Livingston and Liberty Road. The crash occurred around 4 45 yesterday afternoon involving a coupe and a van. Minor injuries were reported and police investigation opened.
Clada Vix Resision Rejected In Iowa
A damaged text fragment reports a rejection in Iowa connected to a legal or administrative action. Names and specifics are unclear, but references include a hall or gallery setting and a judicial or regulatory process. The readable portion hints at a formal decision affecting a person or entity named in the fragment.
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Iowa
Bankers convention offers peace prospects after reach in AMS
A fragmented note recalls the bankers convention, noting a general appetite for peace and broad support for the approach. It cites Honey J. Ren, former Republican governor and senator, as the latest speaker at the New Del gathering, with attention given to the English government's program.
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Walely
SOHO
Essige AG
Wliset
Amitotch
Teese
Prosery Sitaron
AMS Choebitentas
Tivain Bankers
Hiamaner
Del
Honey J. Ren
Crow Kansas
Morbert Hoover
Stabilization plan for auto industry proposed in Nash talk
Kenosha Wisconsin report says EEL McCarthy, president of Nash Motors, urged stabilizing hours and payrolls by manufacturing basic parts during slack periods. He cited experimental results at Raeiiants and the need to halt production disruptions amid the Toledo strike.
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Toledo
Manson
Buick
Suno Automobiles
Kenosha
Wis
Eel McCarthy
Nash Motors Company
McCarthy
Lyin
Extension Division Teachers Praise Swell At Investigation
The Senate committee pressed Madison inquiry into University of Wisconsin Extension Division amid faculty support for Chester D. Snell. Milwaukee center faculty testified Snell’s dismissal followed factional politics fueled by a small group and a resentful climate over tenure and appointments.
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Billwinker
Tts
Senate
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee Extension Center
Chester D. Snell
Clean
Etk
Snell
Htaff
Charles Purin
Milwaukee
Meta Berger
Berger
Frank Horsley
Milwaukee Center
Purin
D'Scully
Extension Center
Federation
Snel
Hursley-Welles
Nig Iscing
Glenn Mrante
Mss. Berger
Turin
Frank
W. A. C. Henman
Henman
Putin
Frank Proell
Board of Regents
George A. Parkinson
Center
G.A. Kopp
L. E. Drake
Parkinson
Pakkinson
W. H. Shenners
Dean Snell
Why Shouldnt 1 Comedy at Holmen High May 2
Graduating class of 135 Holmen High School presents a comedy in the gym May 2 with seniors Mark Ofstedahl Ruth Smeby Margaret Sylvester Phyllis Wall Waldo Salberg Norma Drogseth Laeriet Hendrickson Euruce Black Sheldon Newby George Sjelaander Chester Springler Allen Evenson Jesse Olson Harold Halverson Everett Bets and Philip Wath in the cast. Alumni association meeting set for Monday night at 9 with committees named for the annual banquet. The American Legion Auxiliary units of La Crosse county held a quarterly meeting at Onalaska Tuesday with several attendees from area towns. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Born Sacia on April 30.
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Holmen
Wis
Mark Ofstedahl
Ruth Smeby
Margaret Sylvester
Phyllis Wall
Waldo Salberg
Norma Drogseth
Laeriet
Philip Wath
Holmen High Schoo
High Ischue
Arriange
Orton Nelson
Mines
Lynn Olson
M. C. Kyud+ so
John Gavip
Leo Waldenberger
Owner Lund
Clifton Olson
Orton T Noelven
Edna Wallum
Miles Elise Wallum
American Legion
la Crosse County
Onwaska
Sacia
Wedding and community notices from Onalaska area
Local items report a belated wedding anniversary celebration hosted by Mi and Mrs Arthur Moller of Onalaska. The notice lists many out of town relatives and friends, plus a separate social gathering at Woottingwall for Mrs Mortis Dulmson. Also includes a La Crosse group luncheon, school calendar notes, and auxiliary meeting details.
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Joyce
Willian
P. Eberle
Wid
L. E. Webb
Marquette
Jew
W. Young
Lansing
Iowa
Charles Miller
John Noe
Kenwacd
Albert Shuftlene
Aris
Myr
Mes
Lyle Miller
la Crosse
Kes
Joh Miller
Alex
Wilhuus
Wid Jahi
William Loeffler
Clay Wendt
Minneapolis
C. Collins
Alive Johnson
Beatrice
Velma Whihelim
Walliam Shaffer
Mer- Me Johnson
James Ingles
Wal
Set McKinnon
C. A. Umpiees
Velock
Baste
Lup
Mariinson
Dorohy Jicavek
Eva Deffers
Alyse Brummer
Liesenfeld
Halaska
Editor of Shawano Newspaper Is Dead
Funeral services are set for Milton R. Stanley 54 editor of the Shawano County Journal and former postmaster at Shawano. Stanley died in Rochester Minnesota after a career as assistant advertising manager at Clintonville Four Wheel Drive and as a schoolteacher in Manawa and Oconto.
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Shawano
Wis
Milton R. Stanley
Shawano County
Frank Wallace Seeks License Copy in Milwaukee
Broadway actor Frank Wallace asks for a copy of his Milwaukee license, noting he obtained it in 1911 when he married Mae West, the actress. The request comes as speculation swirls about Wall Street betting odds and the deeds registry prepares the record.
New York Cyclists Form Patrol to Battle Vandalism
Twenty two cyclists in New York organize a patrol to safeguard eight city parks from nightfall to dawn. They will provide first aid, aid the injured, preserve peace, and be supported by special officers as they patrol the area.
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New York
Named To Probe Virgin Isles Row Hearings Start May First
Senator Robert R. Rexnolds of North Carolina will lead a four man investigating committee to begin hearings around May 1 into charges against the Virgin Lands administration of Governor Paul Pearson. The dispute has sparked a bitter Washington battle with cabinet members and congressmen taking opposing sides.
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Robert R. Rexnolds
North Carolina
Virgin Lands Administration
Paul Pearson
Washington
Rainmakers Fail to Moisture Texas Panhandle
In Dalhart Texas during a dust swept night a Last Man club event saw TNT rainmaking efforts fail to coax moisture from clouds. Farmers and ranchers watched dust blow as weather forecasters predicted high winds and the crowd dispersed hopeful yet disappointed.
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Dalhart
Tex
Last Man Club
Texas Panhandle
Vex Thornton
Weather Bureau
McCarty
Last Man's Club
Panhandle
Thornton
Britain presses armament shift amid Germany rise
Britain reviews defense strength and a future armaments pact as Germany expands naval aims and air power. Prime Minister MacDonald cites the Stresa outcome and Locarno as guiding links while Goering publicly highlights conscription and a modern air force.
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Germany
MacDonald
Italy
England
Stresa
Hitler
Beit
Herr Hitler
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Great Briain
George
City Seeks Bids For Sidewalks Fuel Lubricants
City boards announce sealed bids for replacing condemned sidewalks and for fuel and lubricating oil needs at city hall fire stations and pumping station. Bids due May 15 at 2 pm, with detailed pricing required per ton for coal coke and bituminous coal, and lubricating oil grades SAE 10 to 70. The city may reject any nonconforming coal and may deduct 10 percent from contract price.
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Board of Public Works
Police Pension Board Members To Be Named
Three trustees were to be elected to the police pension board on Thursday to succeed Frank Bender Edward Lueth and Charles Lang. The three new members will join with Mayor C. A. Boerner City Treasurer J D P Hopp City Comptroller Koller L J Kaiser and Chief of Police John B Webber to form the new board.
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Police Pension Board
Frank Bender
Edward Lueth
Charles Lang
C. A. Boerner
J, D P. Hopp
Chicago Diaper Derby Scheduled For Monday
Monday marks the great Diaper Derby run in Chicago in connection with a better homes exhibit. Mothers must bring their own baby a square diaper and safety pins. Cash prizes await the fastest contestant.
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Chicago
SAA Official Hears Butchering of Truth
A Washington DC official angrily confronted a butcher at a local meat market who blamed high beef prices on a processing tax. He suspects subtle propaganda from packers, noting there is no processing tax on cattle. The exchange reflected debate over meat pricing and policy.
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SAA
Washington, D. C
Syrian Priest Will Speak Here Tonight
Elia Hamath, a St George Syrian Orthodox priest and MS Zion graduate, will lead services at St Elias church on Cane Mand avenue at 10 o clock this evening, staying with Mr and Mrs George Ferris at 417 West Avenue South during his visit.
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Elia Hamath
Mszion
College In
Palestine
St. George Syrian Orthodox Church
St. Paul, Minn
St. Elias Church
Cane- Mand Avenue
Ciy
George Ferris
West Avenue South
Deaths Last Night Across Several Cities
Sacramento reveals the death of Mrs. Beryl Whitney Blaine 51 a pioneer California family member widow of James G. Blaine and daughter of the late J P Whitney Philadelphia recalls trainer James Daly who worked with champions including Corbett Jeffries Kid McCoy and Erne St Louis marks Rudolph A Huber 57 vice president of Anheuser Busch a noted brewery official in Missouri and Maine headlines note other notices of local obituaries from St Louis and Philadelphia with sparse biographical details.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Beryl Whitney Blaine
California
J. P. Whitney
James G. Blaine
Steat Statesman
Maine
Philadelphia
James Daly
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Kid McCoy
Frank Erne
St Louis, Ma
Rudolph A. Huber
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Ei Cai G22
Eagert Want Ag
Avert Want Ag
Well Posted Hera of Vienna Plans America Matrimony
Well Posted fierma de Halvany of Vienna reputedly the most beautiful girl in Europe plans a trip to America to seek marriage. Nearly a score of American suitors enamored with her picture propose by mail, as she tests their claims before giving a definite yes.
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Fierma de Halvany
Vienna
Europe
America
Fern Swains
United States
Mariage
Anti Communist League At U W Forms National Federation
Madison Wisconsin on Wednesday night William H Haight Jr a UW student announced the formation of the National Federation of Practical Pacifists a national student group opposing armed violence while supporting disarmament and strong national defense The local UW unit of 50 members ratified the constitution joining a Minnesota unit of about 400 members and a Milwaukee area group expected to follow Beloit lumber company manager and Masonic leader Charles H Hill died after a two year illness services set Friday
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Madison
Wis
William H. Haight, Jr
University of Wisconsin
Haight
National Federation of Practical Pacifists
Halgat
University of Minnesota
Milwaukee State Leadhers College
Beloit
Charles H. Hill
Northern States Starts Building Large Gas Tank
Northern States Power begins construction on a 94 foot diameter by 112 foot high gas tank near Third and La Crosse streets. The S160,000 container sits on a circular 94 foot pad, with three interlocking sections built by Stacey Brothers of Cincinnati. The project replaces a 50 year old tank and will hold 502,000 cubic feet of gas, with the base tank containing about 1,590,000 cubic feet of water. Construction starts with a concrete pad, then steel work by Cincinnati firm, taking about one month for pad and two to three months for tank assembly.
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Northern States Power Company
Third
la Crosse
J. G. Felton
Mississippi Valley Public Service Company
Common Council
Stacey Brothers Gas Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Felton
Cincinnati Company
Music Club At Gale Adjourns in Wisconsin
The Women of the Galesville Music Blady club closed their year with a banquet at the Presbyterian church attended by forty five members. The program featured an international theme with dances and songs in national costumes, including Polish, French, Scottish, German and Irish selections. Former members attended as guests, and upcoming district events include a chorus trip to Eau Claire for a ninth district convention and a May 13 county Neighborhood Day at Ettrick. Local clubs plan a basebal benefit program at Crystal Valley Community Club on an evening in May.
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Galesville
Wis
Presbyterian Church
Aid Society
Ella Kneeland
R. L. Alverez
Mmes
J. F. Dance
Curt Homer
S. C. French
Ruby Purple
Edith Bartett
Gatesville
Rimes
G. M. Wiley
Hallie Gibson
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Leonard Larson
Rice Lake
Whitehall
Trempea- Jesu County
Ettrick
WKBE
Cora Martinson
Gale College
Crystal Valey
Cud
Andrew Auseth
Frances Mahoney
Marjorie Solberg
Ralph Myhre
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Grace and High School
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