Third District Democrats Meet In City May May
Wisconsin Democrats announce a La Crosse rally on Saturday May 11 to unite members across the Third District. Albert C Wolfe district chairman and James A Corcoran state committee head will preside with a 2 PM assembly at the city hall and a 6:30 PM dinner at the Congregational church hall.
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Democrate
la Crusse
Albert C. Wolfe
James A. Corcoran
Weberer
Democratic Atate
Pty
Corcoran
Congregational Church
Warama
City Hall
Ernest Jost
Raller
Wolfe
State Central Committee
Wisconsin Democrata
Adam Bor
Inepuelii Burclay
James Fyorexan
Senatham BD
Chrrod
Arabric du Chien
Patrick Connex
Madison
Wisconsin Young Democratic Clubs
George Ogle
Excent
Margaret Fragstein
Christ A. Tinen
Mother and Son Die After Poisoning Tragedy
Coroner weighed murder or accident after Mrs Selman Falkenberg and her eight year old son Svered died in their home. Neighbors reported a Friday gathering and fear of waking the mother. Doctor notes and hospital records described a poisoning incident under investigation.
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Selman Falkeuerk
Sci
Ann
Th. M. B. Seirt
Bird
Margaret Niin
Helen Falkenberg
Uie
We Family
Halkenberg
Anke
Robert J. Thompson
Wandle
Ari
Manufacturer Native Of Durand Succumbs
Morse, 60, retired manufacturer and former brick industry executive, native of Durand Wisconsin, died at his home. He led South Benn Brick in 1920, then chaired Kulage Brick in Gary Indiana, and managed Theang Buck in St Joseph Michigan until 1933 retirement due to ill health. Survived by widow and two children. funeral set for Thursday in St Joseph Michigan.
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Chiao
Edbward Allen
Morse
South Wend
Ind
Gary
St. Joseph
Mich
Saturdi Morse
Durand
Wis
South Benn
Kulage Brick Company
Hobart
Theang Buck Company
Ar Ae Healt
St. Joseph, Mich
Laurel to Address Science Club Meeting
AT. Rabel, meteorology chief of the local weather bureau, will be guest speaker at the final Laurel Science Club meeting at 7 30 Monday evening May 6. Lew Viercala and Dorothy Drayna will give addresses. refreshments will be served. Members and interested others are invited.
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AT. Rabel
Burra, Wis
Scere O Club
Prd- Kram
Lew Viercala
Dorothy Drayna
Child Hunted Near Woods After Missing Child
A rural search for a missing child tracked footprints across a sandy field toward County Highway 6. Locals reported the child could not have walked beyond a three mile radius, as responders combed the snowbound area while communications with residents were disrupted by a recent storm.
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Wilke
Milwaukee Teachers Fight Legislative Probe Over Extension Division
The Milwaukee County Federation of Teachers criticized a senate inquiry into the UW extension division. The group cited disturbing administrative policies, tenure issues, and intimidation of faculty, urging thorough action by university regents and warning the probe risks smearing the university and harming public trust.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Federation of Teachers Committee
Milwaukee Center
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Senate
Leval (Union
Con
Senate bill would add two years of university work in teachers college
Senator Harry W. Griswold of West Salem introduces No. 375 S. in the state senate to establish two years of university work within teachers colleges and to consolidate the governing boards of the University of Wisconsin and normal schools. He argues it will lower costs and widen access while enlarging enrollments and setting a distinct role for teachers colleges without harming the university.
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Harry W. Griswold
West Salem
State Senate
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Uwniversit
Leach Colleges
National Affairs on Bank Credit Plan and Share of Wealth Fight
A national analysis argues that a push to federalize bank credit through the Federal Reserve faces cross regional resistance from West and Middle Western bankers who fear Eastern domination. The piece notes a split in farm relief politics, with Southern cotton interests endorsing the existing farm program and avoiding a tax attack. It discusses Roosevelt proposals to shift credit control to the government, break up holding companies, and explore wealth redistribution ideas including inheritance taxes as part of a broader New Deal strategy.
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Federal Reserve
New Deal
United Force
Roosevelt
Marvin McIntyre
Vais
Huey Lane
Peopleson
Oine
Long
Congress
Senetor Wheeler
Montana
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Coughlin
Federal Reserve Board
National Union For Social Justice
Roosevelt strategy keeps rivals divided amid new social plans
The article outlines Roosevelt's response to Huey Long, Father Coughlin, and Dr Townsend by backing a mix of tax reforms and social insurance while avoiding printing money. It notes two proposed pensions and unemployment insurance, and questions party unity and leadership amid competing reform agendas.
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New Deal
Caughlis Bank
Caseyatt
Long
Coughlin
Dr. Townsend
Congress
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Senator Long
Ir. Roosevelt
Kidder Case Opens Here Monday Morning
The case of Joseph K. Kidder versus Dean Ladd Kidder and as executrix of the estate of W. Y. Kidder and T. B. Gantenbein will be heard in circuit court starting Monday at 10 o'clock. The jury, released briefly, is to report promptly at 10. Judge C. F. Van Pelt of Fond du Lac will preside amid a prejudice suit against Judge Robert S. Cowie. Lz Crosse, Judge Cowie, and Court Reporter Clarence J. Weber will depart for Fond du Lac Sunday afternoon to hear cases in Van Pelt's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Kidder
Dean Ladd Kidder
W.Y, Kidder
T. B. Gantenbein
C. F. van Pelt
Fond du Une
Weather forecast for Des Moines summer 1935 improves
Des Moines forecast shows more chances of beneficial conditions than disasters for the summer of 1935. Charles D. Reed, senior meteorologist of the Weather Bureau, notes the outlook improves with higher probabilities of favorable weather patterns and reduced risk of severe storms.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
U.S. Weather Ouresu
Red Cross Plans Series Of Life Saving Schools
The American Red Cross will run aquatic schools in June at Camp Lincoln Lake Hubert Minnesota and Lake Lucerne Eureka Springs Arkansas to train camp directors instructors safety workers and leaders. Registration starts June 9 with advanced and standard courses. 58,0000 people have completed courses in 25 years and 72,500 certificates were issued last year.
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American Red Cross
Camp Lincoln
Lake Hubert
Minnesota
Lake Lucerne
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
America
W. J. Wittich
Red Cross
Anyone can Be 100 Years Old Li Says in Hangchaw
Li Fang-Shiao, 123, celebrated birthday and heads Hanchaw Elders club in Hangchaw Chekiang. He asserts longevity comes from a clean heart and body while detailing his diet of one large rice bowl per meal and about 1.3 pounds of beef daily. He baths four times daily and maintains two sleep blocks from 9 pm to 4 am and 10 am to noon.
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Hangchaw
Chekiang
Chine
Li Fang-Shiao
Hanchaw
Lincoln girls rehearse for May play Busy as bees at YWCA
Lincoln girls at the YWCA Busy as bees practice for a May 13 play. Vocational Juniors host favors, music, and dancing. Central club officers wear G R pins, adviser Miss Taras receives an adviser pin. Girls plan entertainment for mothers, treasure hunt delayed by rain, Logan Juniors initiate fifteen girls, and roll calls highlight home improvement. Washburn hike becomes rainy ride home, but programs continue with readings solos and gym games. Logen Seniors discuss summer conference and possible representatives, Vocational Seniors plan June ice cream social and Vesper tea. Girl Reserves sell tickets for Solitaire Man at Vocational School May 14–15.
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G. R
Taras
Logan Juniors
Washburn
Logen
M Girl
Rivers Harbors Congress Urges Conertation Work
The Rivers and Harbors Congress endorsed projects valued at 883.5 million dollars and praised President Roosevelt for conservation and work relief programs. Approved items include the Gulf Atlantic ship canal in Florida, Trinity River canal in Texas, Mississippi drainage control, Caddo dam in Colorado, Central Valley Project in California, and Puget Sound Grays Harbor Willapa Bay Columbia River canals. Frank R. Reid of Aurora was elected president as officers were renamed. The group urged a comprehensive stream control plan, a permanent planning commission, and favored job-centered flood control and river work.
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Washington
National’ Rivers and Harbors Congress
Roosevelt
Congress
Florida
Trinity River Canal
Texas
Mississippi River
Caddon
Colorado
Central Valley
California
Puget Sound-Grays harbor-Willapa Bay
Columbia River
Frank R. Reid
Aurora
Senator Explains Bill To President Frank
Senator Griswold writes President Glenn Frank of the University of Wisconsin to explain a bill he introduced in the state legislature. The measure would consolidate the boards of regents for the universities and limit the total number of regents while preserving a university role, with no personal motive against the current president.
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Frank
Local Post Office Receipts Show Gain for April 1935
The La Crosse post office reports April 1935 receipts totaling 21 655 88 dollars, up 1 833 77 from April 1934, with incoming mail improving and outgoing volume rising. Money orders paid rose to 75 291 53, deposits in postal savings increased to 51 997, and interest paid grew to 1 020 55. The balance on hand rose to 1 914 189, and baby bonds sales reached 38 263 since March.
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la Crosse
Wenzel M. Dvorak
Iocal
Dvorak
Postal Savings Department
U.S. Treasury Department
Whisky Chain Appears In Lincoln
Lincoln readers report the Sweet Adeline club arriving with a plan to distribute 15 625 pints of whisky to participants as a symbol of good cheer. The send a pint to the man at the top campaign is urged while the traditional send a dime chain continues briskly with 98 000 postal cancellations on Friday, up from 52 670 last year.
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Lincoln
Neb
Roosevelt clash with Chamber of Commerce broadens split
Across several states President Roosevelt’s dispute with the United States Chamber of Commerce deepens ties and fissures among business backers. Representative Snell of New York condemns the president’s claim that chamber members do not reflect business sentiment while Edward A. Filene of Boston criticizes the chamber for lack of planning and withdraws his support, urging an immediate business rally to back the recovery program.
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Michigan
New York
Okahoma
Ohio
California
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Ehamber
Snell
House
Chamber
Edward A. Filene
Boston
International Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber
United States Chamber of Commerce
Filene
Trannot
Injunction Proceedings Concluded At Racine
A non-union employee of the J I Case company sought to bar unlawful picketing at the Cage plant in Racine Wisconsin. Judge C M Davison of Beaver Dam heard the petition and said a decision would come after study of briefs, likely in a few days.
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Racine
Wis
J. I. Case Company
C. M. Davison
Beaver Dam
Payroll figures reveal wide range of federal salaries across agencies
The payroll list shows Governors Poindexter Trey and Schley at varied salaries, with Dr Paul M Pearson at 56 500 and Harry Hopkins at 310 000. Inter state commerce and NRA officials such as Joseph Eastman and James Alley appear in the 10 000 plus class, while Frances Perkins tops among women at 15 000.
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Page One
Joseph B. Poindexter
Hawaii
John W. Trey
Alaska
Julian L. Schley
Panama Canal Zone
Paul M. Pearson
The
Virgin Islands
Caicego
Eastman
RFC
Jesse Jones
James B. Alley
Dile Lynn P. Talley
Daniel J. Mahoney
New York City
Otto &. Ohlson
Alaska Railroad
NRA
Donald Richberg
Wayne F. Ellis
Walton Hamilton
Leon Marsh
Blackwell Smith
Leon Sieson
Alvin Brown
Leo Wolman
Auto Mediation Board
Harry Sr. Durning
George N. Beck
New York Customs Court
Congress
China
Frances Perkins
Labor Department
Spring formal and campus life at La Crosse State Teachers
A satirical look at the Beta Sigma Chi spring formal at La Crosse State Teachers College sparks editorials. Jokes about wives dresses and shop windows mix with anecdotes about a fire chief, a billiards champion, and a De Molay father. The piece blends local humor with brief vignettes from town life.
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Beta Sigma Chi
la Crosse State Teachers College
Fred McGlach
Sin
Marino
Signs of spring and small-town mischief in trail of memories
A windy fragment notes a young man’s trip to Sparta via West Salem, missing a key in La Crosse, and two flats on the return. It laments dogs at large harming newly sown lawns, blames owners for loose pets, and contrasts with chickens roaming freely. A verse mocks weather and a humorous “Henry” poem ends with a joke about a stiffened cee and a chicken.
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Sparta
West Salem
la Crosse
Eddie Hofman
Lumber Industry Set For Strike In Tacoma
Tacoma workers threaten a strike Monday if wage demands and union recognition are not granted. Norman H. Lange, president of the Tacoma Sawmill and Timber Workers' Union, warned Saturday that action would begin Monday morning.
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Tacoma
Norman H. Lange
Tacoma Sawmill and Timber Workers’ Union
Hartman Cora A obituary in Arcadia cemetery note
Funeral services for Mrs Cora A Hartman of 1307 Fifth Avenue South are set for Monday at 1 30 PM at Bisschke Funeral Home 228 North Sixth Street with Rev G H Marshal officiating. Interment will follow at Public Cemetery in Arcadia arranged by Ole Elbertson.
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Ors. Corba A. Hartman
Cora A. Hartman
Fifth Avenue South
Bisschke
North Sixth Street
Former Teacher Honored At Circle Meet In La Crosse
Miss Heteh Dorset, graduate and former teacher of Central high school, honored at Circle Cerrat high school event. Circle members and many guests attended a can die light ritual and banquet for about 150 alumni and Circle members. D. R. Wartinbee led music, George D Scott presided, and Circle news editions were distributed.
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Heteh Dorset
Central High School
Ioan
la Crosse
Dorset Ran
Alls Stewart
la Crosse High School
Miss Dorset
la Crosse Alumni Association
Sama
Janet Ruggles
Beulah Wiley
John Coleman
Robert Gardner
Armin Gossfeld
Patricia Holmes
Thomas Klich
Frederick Reynolds
Jean Harne ‘Well
Edith Molzahn
Hubert Tessiman
Bernard Losching
Macion Wilkinson
Jean Harnwell
Benjamin Hart
Ranous Stewart
Edith Malzann
Wilda Hickisch
D. R. Wartinbee
George
D. Scott
Everett Bey
Paul Amundson
High Trioins
Anya Grams
Elva Shields
Clara Siepert
Anna Mashek
Anni Coleling
Albee Anderson
Anne Roche
Eva Muriey
Hazel Stillman
Ana Ferschbacher
H. Margaret Josten
Horton Robert Stone
Kenneth Houg
Harry Falconer
C. H. Stahl
Central
E. L. Walters
Frank Grover
W. Schreiber
Bertha Schuman
J. C. Morgan
C. Mears
Oren Frazee
L. W. Ender
Robert Sneelke
George Naegle
Jose- Jphine Hintgen
Arthur Holmester
Wollan
Robert McCormick
Madison
Marvel Bott
Janesville
Margare Ganney
Mildred Evans
la Crescent
Minn
George Hoel
Mary Louise Zolley
Vivian Johnson
Edythe Kaulfuss
Harold Krause
Robert Langdon
Doteald Gray
Kenneth Larkin
Grace Lester
Cornelia Winfield
Hein MacDonald
Kathryn Maloney
Iledred Metcalf
Catherine Michel
Florence Maeden
George Nekola
Robert Muensten
Ruth Nelson
Carl Naelke
Dorothy Nygaard
Peter Pappas
Michael Regret
Ruth Redale
Fred Reiman Rossiter
Eleanore Ruggles Schilling
Peggy Schiabach
Frank Schneider
Louise Schutt
Judith Seidner
Katarine Snodgrass
Homer Stan
Ranous Suri
Art
All of
Adjutant General Ralph Immell Re elected President
Adjutant General Ralph Immell of Wisconsin was re elected for a sixth term as president of the Adjutants Generals association of the United States. Other officers chosen include Adj Gen Carlos Bleck tiltingis as secretary and treasurer and Adj Gen Herbert Johns of Vermont as vice president.
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Washington
Adj
Ralph Immell
Wisconsin
Day
Adjutants Generals Association of the
United States
Carlos Bleckiltingis
Adjt
Herbert Johns
Vermont
Cheese Factory Blast Damages $1200 Near New London
A Saturday blast at Leo Manske’s cheese factory four miles south of New London caused about 1200 in damage and blew a ball through the roof. The Manske home lies about 30 rods away.
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New London
Wis
Here
Leo Manske
Manske
Tribune
Ade
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Denmark
Teachers College
Kidder Case
Y. W. Ciap
Griswold
Glenn Frank
University
Teachers College Boards of Regents
Dr. Frank
Boards of Regents
Mate Ters
Wisconsin State Journal
Board of Regents
Leleven
H, W, Griswold
Fs Pty Bay Peacock
Prince Albert
Heileman Brewery
Jacob Guehring
Guehring
Raparle
de Molay
Meson
C. Risselt. Ee
Henry
Hapkus
Circle Meet
Helen Dorset
Central High Group
Mmell
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