Name Advisory Council In City On Employment
Organization of an advisory council of the Wisconsin state employment service has been perfected. It was announced Thursday by Norman E. Schulze, manager of the labor headquarters in the Security bank building, Fourth and State streets. Alderman Frank E. Smith, fourteenth ward, is chairman of the group, which includes representatives of the common council, county board of supervisors, Community Council, veterans' organizations, two front employers, and two from labor, Mrs. J. C. Morgan is vice chairman. The group is to meet on the first Tuesday of each month to discuss problems arising in the employment service. Those on the committee include Mrs. Morgan, Mr. Smith, E. W. Schuttenheim, Clarence Tahatro, George Naegle, Raymond C. Rice, Henry Troger, and Mr. Schulze, A. A. Holley. Madison, representative of the employment service's administrative office, explained that each community has certain conditions not covered by regulations of the agency, and that the purpose of the advisory council is to help those in charge of the office formulate suitable policies. He stressed the fact that the primary purpose of the employment service is to be of service to the community insofar as private industry is concerned.
Suffered 10 Years With Itching Eczema
Aged patient spent hundreds to clear eczema after trying Ze r writer G. C. G and rare ingredients. Claims relief for rashes pimples and other irritations. Test results from Gant Homekeeping Bureau and Adver. 11.
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Traoworth
Gant Homekeeping Bureau
Produce Strike Ends in Philadelphia Truce
The strike by produce truck drivers and teamsters in Philadelphia ended after a truce. Their demands for a $30 minimum weekly wage and a 40 hour work week were granted.
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Philadelphia
Clerical Work Behind Wisconsin Legislation
Wisconsin lawmakers rely on meticulous clerical effort to enroll bills, track amendments, and ensure enacted laws reflect the exact legislative record. The piece cites issues from vetoed sections to enrolling accuracy, noting past invalid laws and proposed fixes to maintain proper session law numbering and reenrollment after gubernatorial action. It also highlights local political considerations shaping bill support and the influence of a potential gubernatorial candidate’s spouse as a campaign aide.
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Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Hoan Honored in Milwaukee Testimonial Dinner
A Milwaukee testimonial dinner marked Mayor Dan Hoan's 20 years in office and praised his achievements as city chief executive. Tributes came from socialist and other party members who value his law career and unlikely political rise. Democratic leaders plan for a Roosevelt address in Wisconsin this summer, with a Milwaukee stop anticipated in August.
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Dan Hoan
Milwaukee
Hoan
Socialist Party
Emil Seidel
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Shortage of Domestic Workers Across Cities
The La Crosse employment office warns of a nationwide shortage of domestic workers. Wages range from 3.00 to 7.00 weekly, varying by experience. Employers struggle to find competent applicants who are clean, trustworthy, and able to learn household routines, with many prefers for part-time help. The shortage pressures households to either pay higher wages or do chores themselves.
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la Crosse
United States
Norman EB. Schulze
One Killed Two Hurt As Auto Overturns
Clarence Redman of California was killed when the car left the road and overturned four miles east of Thorp Wisconsin. Dayton Pusch and Harold Lueck, injured, were taken to Chippewa Falls hospital for treatment. Redman had been visiting relatives at Jim Falls. The report also notes a driving teacher was fined in Bronx traffic court for teaching auto driving in a public park.
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Thorp
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California
Dayton Pusch
Harold Lueck
Redman
Chippewa Falls
Jim Falls
New York
Paul Breude
Henry Skelly
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