State Recovery Bill Directed To Committees
The senate sent the Vaughan Bill to a conference committee to resolve differences between the house and senate on code provisions. Key points include allowing farmers and dairymen to come under a code with production costs, and a provision on licensed hotels and multi-site businesses. Enactment is awaited by industries under fair competition agreements as the recovery act faces challenges in court.
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Taxes and budgets dominate Wisconsin bankers meeting
Paul N Reynolds executive director of the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance told M memakers of group No. 7 at the La Crosse Country club that taxes cannot fall without cutting public expenditures and that a well planned expenditure control system is essential. He contrasted the budgeting process used by individuals and businesses with state budgeting and warned Wisconsin has operated on unbalanced budgets for four years. Reynolds noted projected deficits and the need for revenue besides budget bills, while detailing the governor's three budget proposals and potential tax needs. Hale of Mauston was elected president with officers named for the coming year and delegates chosen for the state convention.
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la Crosse Country Club
Paul N. Reynolds
Madison
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Lmaelt
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la Follette
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Hale
R. H. Hale
Mauston
W. F. Bolri
Fountain City
J. J. Robinson
Trempealeau
A. H. Erickson
la Crosse
Irving Knudson
Coon Valley
F. R. Garvey
Lynxville
A. Sylvester
West Salem
Greet Bay
Jume
Walter Sprecher
Independence
New Sweat Baths Marketed To Aid Weight Loss
An article promotes sweat baths as a method to shed pounds. It touts a mineral water bath sold under names like Radex Vincariey Ryss, claiming cleansing effects and pore purification. It warns of potential poison risks and emphasizes a feeling of renewal after use.
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Bain
Aynnid
Frinourn
England
Youth Bound Over on Assault Charge
Arthur Johnson aged 16 of 1335 Ferry Street was bound over to circuit court under $2,500 bonds after a preliminary hearing on charges of assault with intent to do great bodily harm. He allegedly attacked a La Crosse State Teachers College senior at Sixteenth and King streets, striking her with a pop bottle. The student identified him during the hearing. He also faces a daytime burglary charge at H. W. Goldstein’s garage, arraigned Tuesday with $750 bond.
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Ferry Street
Roy V. Ahlstrom
la Crosse
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H. W. Goldstein
State Street
Tribune
Vnosual
Cespe Serger
Dodge Showcases 1935 Model Economy and Comfort
A Dodge brochure highlights 1935 models delivering about 20 miles per gallon on regular gas and strong economy in foreign markets. It touts Airglide Ride and all steel body with dual cylinder hydraulic brakes, pitched as rugged yet luxurious. Price starts near 645 dollars factory Detroit with Chrysler Commercial Credit Plan.
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R. T. Hall
Ballinger
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Chrysler Motorstors Commercial Credit Plan SE
Stork Herald birth notice in Gary sparks playful columns
A Gary Indiana edition titled Stork Herald arrives as a miniature two column paper announcing the birth of Lee Francis Brunckhorst. It includes a playful interview with the child and a cheeky ad. The price is listed as 300 dollars and readers respond with four leaf clover requests.
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Frank
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J A C Directors Move To Incorporate In La Crosse
Officers and directors of the Junior Association of Commerce meet at the new president Thomas Sleilen’s home to urge immediate incorporation as a non profit. A $10 engraving expense will adorn La Crosse business letterheads with a highlight map to promote local natural beauty. Next general meeting set for Tuesday at American Legion club rooms. FOLAND FACES DEFICIT Warsaw estimates show a budget year ending April with a 236,090,000 zlotys deficit about $40 million covered by an internal loan.
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la Crosse J. A. C
Business House
la Crosse
American Legion Club
Foland
Warsaw
Legion Completes Arrangements For Baraboo Meeting
The Seventh district American Legion convention will be held in Baraboo on Sunday June 2 with events from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Governor P F La Follette will deliver the principal banquet speech at 6 p.m and John Hart of La Crosse the drum boy of 1861 will appear. The day features rifle contests parades address by Department Commander R W Monk and a convention banquet. District officers and county chairmen from La Crosse and surrounding counties are listed.
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Jim Burns
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George Hass
R. W. Monk
Ford J. Lipovetz
E. G. Kelie Baraboo
Missing-Man Sought By Local Officers
Chester Soules, 53, from 1529 George Street, has been missing since Wednesday morning. Police traced him Thursday to relatives' guest location. He is five feet eight, 180 pounds with a stocky build, brown eyes and bald. He wore a brown suit, brown shoes and gray hat when he left home. An expedition led by Dr Alfred Werener located him at the center of Cirenlund more than 123 miles away.
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George Street
Mr. Lowes
La Crosse Bay Submits West Point Academy Candidate
Theodore Daniel Solic of 2322 Cass Street is officially designated by the War Department as a candidate for admission to the United States Military Academy at West Point on July 1. He must qualify mentally by educational certificate, with or without a validating examination at West Point on June 21, per the department. Ronald E. Shebcock of Hillsboro is named first alternate, and Frederick Mueller of Prairie du Lac is named second alternate.
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Cass Street
War Department
United States Military Academy
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Hillsboro
Wis
Frederick Mueler
Prairie du Lac
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