Wisconsin Work Relief Plan Faces Scrutiny and Hope
An editorial analyzes Governor La Follette’s Wisconsin work relief plan, outlining the proposed division of cost between local communities and the federal fund, the concept of multiplying federal dollars, and the aim to create permanent community benefits. It notes uncertainties about implementation and contrasts with federal handling, highlighting potential regional bargains and tax implications.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Nerely
la Pollette
Pro-Gram
Tycome Surlaces
Washington
Wisconsin Q 708 A bill to advertise Wisconsin summer attractions
Assemblyman Louis W Staudenmaier of Marinette introduces Wisconsin Q 708 A proposing appropriation of 50000 for advertising Wisconsin summer attractions to boost the tourist trade. Administration would fall to the conservation commission seen as best to promote our natural products. The measure is urged for passage as it seeks broad support from lawmakers.
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Marinette
Wisconsin
America
Conservation Commission
Wisconsin Should Advertise Tourism to Grow Income
The piece argues against diverting the conservation commission’s funds toward advertising. It warns Wisconsin has neglected tourism while neighboring Michigan aggressively promotes outdoor recreation. It claims a modest $50,000 spend now could double tourism in five years, adding 30 to 40 million annually and stabilizing total state income around 320 million.
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Wisconsin
Commonwealth
Michigan
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Staudenmieter
Finance Committee
Wisconsin tour to showcase soil erosion controls at Coon Creek
Wisconsin newspaper representatives from 300 papers will tour the Coon Creek soil conservation site near Coon Valley. R H Davis of the Soil Conservation Service will greet them at a noon luncheon and describe erosion control methods across contour farming terraces gullies woodlots and pastures. The project covers about 92 000 acres in the Driftless area and aims to boost farmer wealth under public and CCC participation with Gov. La Follette backing erosion prevention efforts.
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Coon Creek
R. H. Davis
la Crosse
Coon Valley
CCC
United States
la Follette
New York Day By Day Reflects Vodka Trend and City Life
A 1935 McNaught Syndicate column surveys New York cultural shifts. Russian invasion chatter contrasts with vodka’s popularity among entertainers and sailors. The piece recalls Aquarium gossip, umbrella vendors, and Keene's pipe room lore, ending with personal memories of earlier city days.
We Olden Times Ten Years Ago Highlights
In Wisconsin Rapids Rev Hilary Leather from St Johns visited. Mrs Katherine J Morton dies at 1121 South Fifth. Sue born in La Crosse in 1886. La Crosse Reserve Officers plan to oppose closing the reserve corps office run by Captain T R Bernett. Mississippi river barge to join new terminals by August first. Moorhead brewing agents recall likely after La Crosse dry election. Court room hat rack installed for jurors. State and Security bank clerks to play National bank clerks near Gunds brewery. State Postal clerks convention to meet in La Crosse on July 4 with about thirty five clerks.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Katherine J. Morton
South Fifth Street
Sue
la Crosse
Horace Donaldson
John Gund Brewing Company
Edward Ladgard
C. and J. Michel Brewing Company
Moorhead
Minn
Removal power in the Humphreys case shapes U S government
Washington reports the Humphreys case may decide if the president can remove federal commissioners at will. A ruling for removal authority would undermine independent agencies like the Federal Reserve Board, Federal Trade Commission, Communications Commission, and National Labor Relations Board, turning them into political instruments under White House control. The decision could redefine checks on executive power and alter government structure for years.
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Supreme Court of the United States
NRA
United States
Humphreys
Supreme Court
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Federal Reserve Board
White House
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National Labor Relations Board
Judicial Board
Congress
Senate
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Schecter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Barbs Predict Sled Substitutes for Reindeer in Arctic
Disconnected quotes satirize current events and figures. Experts joke that caws linked to Byrd could replace reindeer for arctic travel. Pieces touch on politics, libraries, anatomy, and fashion in a quizzical, lighthearted notice style from a bygone era.
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Arctic
The Photographer and the Mayor’s Fight Ending
Daisy leaves his life with a ship bound for England as Tommy clutches a crumpled hundred dollars and a camera scheme. He snaps the Mayor and Dan Murphy in a staged street confrontation and rushes the footage to the press for a cut, hoping enough time remains to buy back with a telegram to the CaribSea syndicate.
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England
Tomy
Tommy
Big Dan Murphy
Big Dan
McChure
Prosecutor Resigns in Woodbury County Amid Suspension
Max Duckworth submitted his resignation as Woodbury County attorney to the county board and it was promptly accepted. He had been suspended last week on charges of accepting payment from a crime syndicate for protection.
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Max Duckworth
Woodbury County
Duckworth
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