Ward Captains Appointed For Poppy Day Sale
Ward captains for the American Legion Poppy Day sale to be staged on La Crosse Saturday were appointed by Mrs. Jack Martin, with captains named for each ward. Volunteers will canvass neighborhoods, including daughters of veterans, while workers receive no pay and participate to honor fallen servicemen.
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American Legion
la Crosse
Jack Martin
Legion Auxiliary
Allee Burns
Della Weat
Mena Schauland
Zita Wilhelm
Elizabeth Holcomb
Mrs. Wrobel
Mrs. Obreicht
Emma Troger
Martin
Comprtant Veterans' Hospital
France
Blair Wain and Village Notes From Wisconsin
The column lists local people visiting homes and events in Blair Wisconsin area and nearby towns. It mentions Mrs Ivor Uerg of Lakes Coulee recovering from a broken ankle, church remodeling near Valley landmark, a student operetta at the village hall, a dinner at Hotel Rian, and the last regular meeting of the Walt Commercial club for the summer season. It notes butterfat prices at Preston creamery, a highway project near Abia, and several residents and visitors including Olea Lokken, Helene Persing, and Sophie Peterson visiting relatives in Madison, Arcadia, and Seattle.
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Wain
Wis
Ivor Uerg
Lakes Coulee
Hoene
Teempealeau Valley Church
Tor
Flair
Childeen
Ceummar
Walt Commercial Club
Awa
Peterson
Sarey
Iar
Rian
Suicker
Preston Creamery
John Mervird
Abia
Olea Lokken
D. Gray
Minneapols
Miss Lokken
Helene Borsing
Goodwin Amuntsan
Com Roger
Dore Tilson
Mouricy
Black River
Tate
Eventing
Taylor
Yee
AL Petersen
Ales Corrine Stenberg
Javoh Johnson
Helena
Mont
Helene Persing
Ela Ausad
Arcadia
Lucian Amundson
Harrison Tmmell
Madison
Helmer Halverson
Menamonie
K. FE. Johnson
Santa Ana
Call
Or. Myhre
Internal medicine touted for piles relief without cutting
An advertisement claims an internal medicine can quickly relieve piles by improving blood circulation in the lower bowel. It asserts salves or cutting do not address the cause and promotes a tablet remedy with a money back guarantee from Hen Eric tablets sold by a local drug store.
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Laenhardt
Eric
Merry
Horschier Dros
Wagner Bill Would Assure Collective Bargaining Rights
Washington coverage notes the Wagner labor disputes bill moving through Congress with strong Senate support and expected House approval. It would establish majority rule for bargaining, empower the NLRB, outlaw unfair labor practices, and allow closed shops, while excluding farm labor and facing opposition from business groups.
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Wagner
Rodney Dutcher
NEA Servier, Inc
Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Bob Wagner
New York
America
NIRA
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Department of Justice
Labor Department
Frances Perkins
Noted Labor Dissent Aims to Hinder Recovery
The argument charges that the plan burdens industry, gives the A F L a collective bargaining monopoly, lacks checks on coercion by labor groups, and would damage mutually satisfactory company unions and state rights.
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A. F. of L
French Deputy Voices Menace of German War Films
Paris deputy Henri Chatenet warns that a flood of German propaganda films shown in France harms morale. He urges interior ministry censors to ban reels that depict wartime horrors and submarine torpedoing of allied ships, noting these films would not be allowed in the Reich.
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Reich
Paris
France
Hitler
Henri Chatenet
Ministry of the Interior
Flyers land on falls in daring rescue in Norway
Two Norwegian army flyers forced landed on a waterfall at Sorumsand and were swept into rapids. They endured a dramatic struggle before a rescue saved them. Authorities note the incident as a notable entry in aviation annals.
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Sorumsand
Norway
Trempealeau Farm Condemnation Awards Total $22 242 50
United States court commissioners awarded 22 242 50 for lands taken for the Trempealeau Migratory Waterfowl refuge. H E Clark of Trempealeau received 20 337 50 for 548 acres. the Houghton estate 1 905 for 160 acres. The government deposited funds for immediate possession. Commissioners were Kutchar a Barby and Melby.
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Trempealeau
Wis
Trempealeau Migratory Waterfowl Refuge
United States Court
Tudsay
H. E. Clark
Trempealesa
Delta
Clark Property
U.S. Biological Survey
Federal Court
A. F. Kutchara
George Barty
Arcadia
C. B. Melby
Whitehall
Detective defeats five bandits in Chicago gunfight
A lone Chicago detective named James Arlington stopped a bandit raid on a north side retail store. The heavily armed gunmen, masked and carrying a black satchel of cash, dropped their loot and fled after a brief gun duel with the detective.
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Chicago
James Arlington
Wisconsin won't repeal small loans act in Senate
Madison Wisconsin two bills aimed at repealing the state small loans law were killed in the Senate by decisive margins. Senator Hunt River Falls and Senator Halvorsen led the fight against usury claims, arguing high rate lenders harmed licensed finance firms. Hunt called the practice legal robbery, while Halvorsen argued the bills would erase regulation. Ingram defended not shielding exploitative lenders despite opposing the whole small loans system.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Hunt
Eau Claire
River Falls
Jas
Vorsen
Ingram
Milwaukee
Smal Loans
Tribunr
Toe
Rervica
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