Two Drivers and A Mechanic Killed In Speed Trials
Fatal incidents at the Indianapolis speedway during May trials claim the lives of veteran driver Stubby Ablefield and mechanic Lea Waver, with Johnny Hannon among the deceased after a wall collapse. The day also sees other drivers injured or missing, as 26 pilots and crews have perished since 1909, while contenders push to resume qualifying amid grim bearings and continuing risk.
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Indianapolis
Newnemerr
Vv. H
Stubby) Ablefield
Motor Speedway
Lea Waver
Johnny Hannon
Eastern
Rabon Mie
Neerr Feeforn
Speedway
Dave Frany
Friendshie
the Jack Speedway
Stubbleheld
Los Angeles
Whittakes
Hannon
Teen Duray
Mas
Oscar Reeves
Egbert
Babe) Stapp
A. R
Deacon) Lilz
Dubois
George Connor
San Bernardino
Calif
Wolves Cup Big Ten Golf Honors
Wolves Cup honors sweep Hoosiers and Wolverines. Fischer Koceis and others lead Michigan to multiple national titles as Western Conference boasts top individual totals. Reed, Kerus, and Saunders figure among top finishers in a chaotic meet won by Washington State?
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Chicaze
Ebnny Fischer
Charlie Koceis
Ithe Rent
Michigan
Starn Deaters
Tawal Weehonginn
West
Ann Arbor
Fischer
Kouas
Saunders
Nortiwestern
Snetlwestengy
Secon
Pat
Mucedur
Chicago
Washington
Vienna
Nein
Erik
Rowden
Rashford Class Day Fe Set Por Thursday
Fragmented OCR text describes events and names around a Rashford class day set for Thursday. It mentions individuals such as Matha borne, Margaret Badia, and Nathn Mire, with scattered terms that suggest a school or community gathering and schedule notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rashford
Stad
Mette Tartan
Ao Rete
Matha Borne
Margaret Badia
Cai Porat
Deleesedl
Sea Stars
Ake Plebdee
Tarsey Menge
Leeds
Pete Sarpaatit
Helen Maas Sets National Match Stages in 1933
Helen Maas tested Crittie de England during a long session concluding with a decisive third set at the national championships in 1933. The champion leaves for RoghindMedicsday to pursue further tournaments as she eyes future matches and continued success in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misaly
Wisteria
Chicago Plovers Face Strong Foreign Team at Chicago Stadium
Golden Glave Pesan plans a meeting with Italians and other foreign teams at Chicago Stadium. The event profiles top amateur boxers from CU and UT facing critics, with Chicagoans aiming to overcome Frans Poland and Ire tun. Previous bouts ended in a draw, signaling a tense confrontation.
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Civeu
Frans
Poland
Contests Last Night Ery to Water Patents
Fragmentary text mentions contests and names such as Bere, Adan, Danpata, Brey, and entries. Readable portions imply a list of participants or teams and a possible contest result or sequence but details are unclear.
State Seeks Taxes From Cereal Company
Minnesota Tax commission orders collection of corporate excess taxes due from the Cream of Wheat Company of Minneapolis for 1933 and 1934. The auditor must spread the assessment and levy the interest on the tax list for this year, based on stock and bond values and 40 percent of the combined valuation.
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St. Paul Minn
Cream of Wheat Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota Tax Commission
Mennepin County
Commission
DRESBACH DIESBACH AREA NEWS AND GALA VISITORS
Mrs Almira Gilbert moved from a La Crosse hospital to her daughter's home in Winona visitors include Mr and Mrs Hugh Burk and Lorraine and Mrs P Buck of Ellsworth Wis Others traveled to Rochester for visits Mr and Mrs Howard Bradley of Winona and Mr and Mrs Fred Seeward and Miss Dorothy Maass called on Martha Maass Relatives gathered at the home of Robert and Lor Ila Woolley Mrs L Whitehouse and Miss Lila Kersey joined in dinner at Daniel Brown's home Sable hee
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Diesbach
Minn
Almira Gilbert
la Crosse
le Larkwood
Winona
Hugh Burk
Lorraine
P. Buck
Ellsworth
Wis
J. S., Baker
Alice Baker
Leach
Merion Miller
Rochester
Denice Miller
Howard Bradley
Fred Seeward
Dorothy Maass
Martha Maass
John Terpstra
Bleckenger
Midway
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Wie
Minnie
Zisehy
William Warnecke Faiid
Aureiia
John Woalley
Lorila
Henrietta Woolley
Hokaly
Robert Woolley
Local Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits and Travels
Hokah residents and area families spent Sunday visiting relatives in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Unasch, Radtke, Ender, Lua, Pagel, Weise, Sullivan, Sullivan clan, Weehlke, Miller and Hoffman households were among those hosting or traveling. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Unasch and Mr and Mrs Charles Radtke, the Enders group from Randolph, and visits with Clarence Ender and Kate Feurrey of La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hokah. Minn
Paul Unasch
Charles Radtke
James Nadine
Gustaf Radtke
John Ender
Alden Ender
Minneapolis
Clarence Ender
C. Lua
Randolph
Richard Pagel
Mausston
Wis
Edward Rhouska
Furman
Janesville
1815
Edward Weise
Allen Sullivan
Paul Sullivan
St. Paul
Michael E. Sullivan
William Weehlke
Henry Miller
la Crosse
George Hoffman
Frank Baldoin
Charles Bolduar
Kati Feu Rey
Community News From Southern Minnesota Towns
Minnesota Community News Tribune notes correspondents in every southern town and village contribute daily. Athletic news from these communities is featured on the sports page.
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Tribune
Minnesota
Sports
Carey Named Head Of Minnesota PWA In Reorganized Agency
William N Carey, a Minnesota PWA engineer, is named acting state director as the Public Works Administration reorganizes its field structure. New staff include Cyrus B Ausfin and Berchman T Fitzpatrick, with duties starting in St Paul on June 3. Applications for loans and grants will be reviewed locally before Washington review and advisory committee recommendations to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William W. Carey
Minnesota
PWA
Public Works Administration
Harold Ickes
Minnesota Pwa
Nennesota
St. Paul
Iekes
Cyrus B. Aus Fin
New York
Harvard Law School
Ohio
Wesleyan
Berchman T. Fitzpatrick
Maryland
Advisory Committee On Allotments
Ickes
La Crescent Club Elects Officers for Year
La Crescent Minn at the last meeting of the Community club officers were elected: Edward Hurley president August Schwarz vice president Miss Leon Oldenberg secretary Hobart Morison treasurer John Morris Mrs Edward Haze husel and Frank Rimmiert executive committee. Plans were made for the annual picnic to be held in Myrick park La Crosse on Friday May 21. Jivon Yester with James Max Hartley Columbus and Mitton Vollenweider of Winston spent the weekend at Hill City guests of Mrs Ted Sweedlund sister of Mrs Ida Harris. John Leite and sons of Houston were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jivon Yester
James
Max Hartley
Columbus
Mitton Vollenweider
Winston
Hill City
Ted Sweedlund
Ida Harris
John Leite
Spring Grove Congregation Meeting and Community Notices
The semieannual Tr nity Lutheran meeting is set for 1 p.m. Saturday in Spring Grove Minnesota. Various church groups hold Friday and Thursday gatherings at the churches. A number of residents visit relatives in Reedburg Ossian and New York City and many attend social events and attend Norway's Independence Day celebration in Lanesboro. A birth is reported at Spring Grove hospital and several locals attended a Junior Senior banquet and sewing circle meetings.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Trnity Lutheran
Mies
Arthur Evenson
Arthur Glasrud
Mines
Walter Fruechle
Maurice Dolly
Zion Church Aid
St. Johns
Coon Valley
Wis
Titman Johnson
Veidi Munkel
Florence Hallan
Cleveland
John Haan
Norway
Lanesboro
Messrs
Mmes
Asie Dahler
Joseph Kroshus
Ingebrignt Hegseth
Albert
Henry Lien
Gunder
Joe Klegseth
Hans Bekkempe
Helmer Sylling
Gust
Julius Smerud
Arnold Guberud
G. Muller
A. E. Vick
Tur Muller
Gilbertson
A. Thoreson
Ruth Lion
Gina Smerud
Ida Hall
Orson
Arlene Thoreson
Alfred Halvarson
Albert Selness
Henoeth Dabler
Federal spending in Minnesota hits $262 million in 1934
Minnesota’s 1934 federal outlay totaled $262,940,477 with per capita spend of $105.15, split between regular department funds and emergency programs. Boddy’s study notes internal revenue receipts in the state surpassed $50 million, with AAA taxes accounting for about $25.2 million.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Francis M. Boddy
University of Minnesota Press
Boddy
University of Minnnesota School of Business
ERA
PWA
CWA
Swinging Doors Ordered Replaced in Minnesota Venues
In St. Paul Minnesota beer parlors and dance halls must reinstall swinging doors and add fire extinguishers. The order from the state fire marshal and state insurance department follows a state wide survey begun in April by twelve fire marshals to reduce fire hazards. Crepe paper decorations must be removed and existing doors replaced within a set period. Frank Yetka, state insurance commissioner, announced the compliance deadline of several days.
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St. Paul
Minn
State Insurance Department
Frank Yetka
Canton Gazette Briefs from Canton Minnesota
Local notes report Clair Rongley receiving a 4 H medal at a Preston meeting. Preston business caller Charles Lewis. Mrs. Louisa Abrahamson visiting son Vernon. Dr Eldon Springmeyer visiting parents T R Springmeyer. Horace Wells visiting Mrs M M Krause. Otto Jacobson and family visit Doris Jacobson in nurse training at St Francis La Crosse. Lewis Boardman family visit. Mrs Herbert Graham informed of Albertus Leas death in Rossville Pennsylvania. Birth announced at home of Donald Willford and wife. Laura Seheeley weekend with Burr Oak relatives. Altar society to host junior senior banquet for about 100. O L Christopher family and Cora Danielson visit Mabel. Jane Easter and George McMaster return from visit to Chatfield. F C Wooddle and Mrs Herbert Wickett guests in town. Evelyn Cook takes Rochester position. Anna May Young to teach Sunday school at a picnic in Frego Springs. Dr C Bonzin and Mrs C Bonzin guests of Lina Henne and Elva. Old pencil stubs recycled by Albany telephone company for orphanagechildren.
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Canton
Minn
Clair Rongley
Carl Rongley
Preston
Charles Lewis
Louisa Abrahamson
Frosper
Vernon
Eldon Springmeyer
Qualtonna
T. R. Springmeyer
Horace Wells
Minneapolis
M. M. Krause
Otto Jacobson
Curtis
Doris Jacobson
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse
Ludvig Sandsmark
Lanerborn
Otto Brinkpana Lewis Boardman Homes
Sunayy
Speosl
Herbert Graham
Albertus Leas
Rossville
Donald Willford
Willford
Laura Seheeley
Burr Qak
Altar Society
O. L. Chistopherson
Herman
Cora Danielson
Mabel
Bernard Itse
Jane Easter
George McMaster
Lanesboro
Bert Samples
Robert McGregor
Chatfield
F. C. Woordle
Long Beach
Calif
Herbert Wickett
Evelyn Cook
Rochester
Anna “May Young
Frego Springs
Arthur Fritz Stars in Winona Little Theater Play
Former La Crosse resident Arthur Fritz appears as Rosencranz in Claudius and Gertrude, an original play by James Gray, staged this week by the Winona theater group in Winona Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fritz
Winona Little Theater
Winona, Mian
la Crosse
Rosencranz
Claudius
Gertrude
James Gray
St. Paul
Winona
Caledonia Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Meetings
Mrs William Lemke and children of Ta Crescent visited Sunday with her brother Nels Benson and with Mrs Harry Brown of Minneapolis after spending a week with her mother Mrs Theresa Leider and family. Joseph Hurley of La Crosse was a guest of his parents over the weekend. Miss Ruth Jeske returned from the Twin Cities after several days with friends. Orvin Strand and William Eberhardt returned from Washington DC where they joined a farmers delegation for a meeting. The Caledonia city council and city engineer motored to Winona to inspect asphalt paving. Mr and Mrs Edward Schmeck and children of Barre Mills visited. Henry Platz Ronald Platz and daughters Patsy Verne Ann Miller visited. Egleston of La Crosse was a guest of Mr and Mrs Paul Miller.
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Mith
William Lemke
Ta Crescent
Nels Benson
Harry Brown
Minneapolis
Theresa Leider
Jet
Joseph Hurley
la Crosse
Hurley
Ruth Jeske
Twin Cities
Orvin Strand
William Eberhard
Washington, D
Washington
A. C. Bunge
Zanta
Anna
Matilda
Caledonia City
F. A. Carrier
Henry Wisand
Hugo Schroeder
Frank Kunst
Paris-Among The After Draws Back Of Publishing A Paper
The article describes the Paris newspaper manager’s control over all printed content and the heavy responsibility of overseeing every item before publication. It highlights the tension between editorial freedom and managerial oversight in a bustling Paris newsroom.
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Paris
Lansing Coach To Play At Beaumont
Edwards Albertson athletic coach and science teacher leaves Lansing for Lamberton Minnesota. He joins Beaumont Texas team next week and plays at shortston. He has been re elected to his school position and will return in the fall.
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Lansing
Iowa
Edward Albertson
Lamberton
Minn
Beaumont
Texas
Shortston
Aloertson
Schoos
Roberta at Rivoli and other shows on screen
The Rivoli closes Roberta starring Fred Astaire Irene Byrne and Ginger Rogers with Kern songs and new numbers. Also starting Thursday for the Majestic are After Office Hours with Clark Gable and Constance Bennett and Night Life of the Gods directed by Lowell Sherman. Other features include Tomorrow's Youth with Dicke Meare at the Majestic, Big Hearted Herbert at the Riviera, and The Scarlet Letter at the Bijou with Colleen Moore and Henry B. Walthall.
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Roberta
Rivoli Theater
Fred Astaire
Irene Byrne
Ginger Rogers
Jerome Kern
Miss Dunne
Astaire
Twainbling
Randolph Scott
Helen Westroy
Vieloc Varconi
Claire Dodd
Luis Alberni
Riyally
Hayes
Clark Gable
Constance Bennett
Lowell Sherman
Majestic Theater
Venus
Apollo
Mercury
Neptune
Earth
New York
Ian Mowbray
Florine McKinney
Peggy Shannon
Dicke Meare
Tum
John Miljan
Martha Sleeper
Jane Darwell
Gloria Shea
Franklin Pangborn
Herbert
Sophie Kerr
Riviera’ Theater
Alice MacMahon
Guy Kibbee
Patricia Ellis
Kiebee
Eller
Hawthorne
Bijou
Colleen Moore
Herbie Albright
Henry B. Walthall
Rural Electrification Chief Confirmed by Senate
Washington reports the senate confirmed Morris L. Cooke of Pennsylvania as administrator of rural electrification. The action marks the first nomination to be acted upon under the new work relief setup amid ongoing legislative measures to aid rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Morris L. Cooke
Pennsylvania
Canadians Adopt A Child Plea Aids Ontario Homes
A campaign tied to the Dionne quintuplets first birthday May 23 spurs adoption interest across Ontario and beyond. Prospective foster and adoptive families, including some on relief, seek children for permanent homes as 58 Ontario children's aid societies report varied early results. The drive prompts local meetings, religious discussions, and appeals from welfare officials, with many applicants hoping to turn the Dionne babies’ birthday into aid for hundreds of children through new families.
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Toronto
Nea
North America
David Croll
Ontario
Calif
Milwaukee. W
St. Catherines
Goderich
Bdionios
Suefers
Sist
Erildeen Avilable
Taronte
Dianne
W. W
Idren
Heise
Cioll
Poppy wreaths to be sold by Legion Auxiliary in Chaseburg
In Vernon county the memorial poppy sale by the Legion Auxiliary is planned for local cemeteries with poppy wreaths for graves. The county reports 19 975 seals sold from 47 issued, about 17 000 returned, and 4 purses sewagls unsent. Local meetings include the Middle Cay Valley aid society and Lower Coon Valley group. German and Norwegian services are listed for nearby churches.
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Chaseburg
Wis
Chilldren
Vernon County
Sewagls
Theyse
Ho Trave
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Austriary
Girl Killed by Fall From Clothes Line
A Brooklyn girl, Isabelle Cath er aged 13, died after falling while attempting to climb down a clothes line from her bedroom ham near New York. The incident followed warnings from her guardian, who had cautioned her about the danger of early birthday celebrations.
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New York
N. Yi
Brooklyn
Isabelle
Cather
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Minnesota Community News
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Claus Nelson
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Birnbam's Tavern
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French Island
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Prom
Caledonia
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Majestic
Night Life OF the
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FOX News
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Mississippi Streets
la Crosse, Wis
Riviera
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Say Kibbee
Herbert" Alan
Aid Society of
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Lara Gilebertson
Quo Blharde
Lower Coon Valley
Ated
Melvin Olson
Oak Ridge
Middle Coon Valley
Sagie
WW. Lowe
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la Crugse
Thunsday
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