Milwaukee Road to Exhibit New Train on Monday
Milwaukee Road prepares for a public display of the Miuwaina, a new Twin City Chicago high speed train, at La Crosse station on Monday May 20 with a 2 to 7 pm viewing window. The exhibit includes a streamlined steam locomotive claimed to exceed 120 mph and four new speed lined cars.
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Milwaukee Road
Miuwaina
la Crosse
Madison
Milwaukee
Chicaxe
Department of the Railroad
Ihilwaukee
Loval
H. J. Troger
Harry F. Gibson
Roach Petrons
Mr. Troger
Phawatha
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Winona
New Lisbon
Portage
Longfellow
College Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Myrick Park
College students and faculty at La Crosse State Teachers College left classes early Thursday to attend a picnic at Myrick Park. A large turnout enjoyed games and a kit tenball tilt, with refreshments and a steak supper by Hans C. Reuter. Charles Mahike’s Know Nothings won 8 to 2, Monaghan homered for the losers.
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la Crosse
Monaghan
To Spank Or Now Debated By Doctors
Milwaukee experts clash on child discipline with Dr Garr Myers of Cleveland and Dr Samuel Plahner of Milwaukee arguing over spanking versus gentler methods. Myers defends spanking citing discipline, while Lahner promotes love and reason over physical force for young children.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Garr Myers
Cleveland
Samuel Plahner
Myers
Lahner
Tax Lien Filed For Walter Morosco In Los Angeles
Internal revenue officials filed a tax lien against Walter Morosco, a prominent producer, in Los Angeles. They seek an additional payment of 31002.90 dollars for the 1930 income tax assessment, with details appearing in the report.
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Morosco
Los Angeles
Walter Morosco
Internal Revenue
Unauthorized News Leaks Out Despite New Dealers Efforts
Washington reports reveal ongoing press leaks on the New Deal work-relief program as officials, editors, and reporters clash over publicity. Roosevelt aims to channel coverage through Frank Walker, muzzling about 66 agencies while fearing cabinet disputes and political repercussions. Newsrooms warn that leaks persist despite censorship attempts.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA. Service, Inc
Washington
Hoover
Coolidge
Hopkins
Ickes
Walker
Mr. Roosevelt
Frank Walker
National Emergency Council
Moffett Saver Housing
White House
Secret Service
Junior Red Cross To Present Message
The American Junior Red Cross will host a world broadcast via NBC Saturday from 1 to 2 p m Central Standard Time. A goodwill message prepared at the National Red Cross convention in Washington will be aired, with speakers including Dr Thomas W Gosling Dr HK L Smith Georges Milsons and Fred Mander. Nancy Wolf Lincoln School served as the junior delegate from La Crosse alongside senior delegates H E Wolf and J K Gatterdam.
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American Junior Red Cross
World Federation of Education
J. K. Gatter~ Dam
Roll Call
la Crosse Red Cross
Thomas W. Gosling
Fred Mander
England
World Federation of Education Associations
HK. L. Smith
National Education Association
Georges Milsons
League of Red Cross Societies
Paris
Anniversary Flight Commemoration Tablet Unveiled
In St Louis a bronze tablet will be unveiled by the Spirit of St Louis Association in Jefferson Memorial to mark the eighth anniversary of Charles A Lindberghs New York to Paris flight. The tablet mirrors the Lambert airport marker placed a year earlier by the group.
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STH
St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York-to
Governor La Follette Checks On Indian Affairs At Capitol
Governor La Follette, in Madison, discussed Indian affairs with the Indian bureau in Washington and plans for public works. He urged immediate relief for poverty stricken Indians, self supporting projects, and Indian management where possible. The piece notes Wisconsin reservations councils, economic distress in Ashland County, and speculation about state legislative retirements and executive appointments as the session proceeds.
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Everett Madison
Wis
la Follette
Washington
Indian Bureau
National Capital
Nor
Robert MM. la Follette
United States
Robert M. la Fal Ietter
Wisconsin
Ashland County
Harely
la Folletti
Capitol
Executive Chamber
Senate
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Board of Agriculture and Markets
Charles L. Hill
Max Schullers
C. D. Rosa
Tax Commission
Grant
Prohibition Party
Legislature Criticizes Progressive Leaders Over Kiefer Bill
Lawmakers fault progressive party leaders for insufficient interest in the Kiefer bill. The measure would create a corporation to operate factories now shuttered, aiming to restart production amid unresolved labor and economic concerns.
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Progressive Party
Kiefer
Ettrick and area social notes and events
Ettrick Wisconsin reports a sequence of social visits and club activities including a Red Cross home hygiene class led by RN Reta Post of Galesville. Ettrick Federated Woman's club hosts a Wednesday luncheon at Casey's hall with a business meeting and social hour. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Julius Johnson and Mrs. S. J. Johnson among others, a wedding trip charivari, and Melvin Bergerson serving as judge for 4-H one act play contest in Galesville.
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Ettrick
Wis
Patrick Sheehy
Margaret
Tresa
John Sheehy
South Beaver Creek
Stratford
William Hardie
Giene
North Bend
Julius Johnson
Red Cross
Reta Post
Galesville
Casey's Hall
Ettrick Federated Woman's Club
C. A. Brye
Helen M. Allen
Mmes. Allen
Brye
Eau Claire Woman's Club
Whitehall
Dc. H. Claussen
Henry Claussen
Frenchyore
Chicago
Vivian Hewitt
la Crosse
Charles Hewitt
John Johnson
North Beaver Creek
John Herried
Ruby Hercried
la, Olson
Blair
Jennings Johnson
S. J. Johnson
Willard Mack
Charivari
S. D. Cronk
H. Nelson
Melvin Bergerson
Musician Naps in Barber Chair in Seattle Bar
Harold Wyle, 22, a musician aboard the minelayer Ogla la, broke into a waterfront barber shop and slept in a barber chair. A porter found him the next morning and police arrested him after a shove to wake him. He quipped about a light shave while the customer was jailed.
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Seattle
Wash
Harold Wyle
Oglala
Wyble
208 orphans march safely from St. Josephs Home fire
In Louisville, 208 orphans escaped a fire at St. Josephs Orphans Home. Flames blocked a fire chute but the boys filed down stairs in military formation, forming a line away from the blaze before fire crews arrived. no injuries reported. A stray paragraph mentions an old belief about herons attracting fish and marrow as bait.
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Louisville
St. Joseph’s
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