Roosevelt vetoes Patman bonus bill and outlines future policy
The article covers President Roosevelt’s veto of the Patman inflationary bonus bill and his outline of New Deal monetary policy. It notes his careful legal history of the bonus contract, hints at possible equitable settlements, and discusses potential congressional action before adjournment regarding payments and sound financing principles.
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Roosevelt
Congress
New Deal Administration
Veterans’ Organization
Harrison
Hitler Speaks on Land Claims and Peace Moves Before Reichstag
In a Reichstag address Hitler outlined Germany’s stance on Versailles responses and non aggression pacts except with Lithuania. He hinted at return to the League of Nations once power dynamics shift and noted a new conscription law signaling continued military expansion. Lithuania Memel remains a focal point shaping future European diplomacy.
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Dolf Hitler
Europe
Reichstag
Ei der Fuhhrer
Germany
Lithuania
Memel
Hitler
League of Nations
League
Hitler remarks reassure on European peace claims
The article notes that offensive war pacts with communist Russia were criticized as a commentary on France Russia relations. It suggests Germany under Hitler is not planning immediate global conflict and implies a cautious outlook on the present alliance for defensive purposes.
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Russia
France
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Poppy Day Sale Support For Veterans and Families
Tomorrow marks Poppy Day as veterans groups distribute the flower symbol of sacrifice. Funds from sales aid ex service men and their families and support child welfare and rehabilitation. Legion and VFW may alternate in La Crosse with this year in the Legion.
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France
la Crosse
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Legion
Politics Threatens CCC Leadership By Political Indorsement
An article argues that selecting CCC camp directors and supervisors via political endorsements from Democratic congressmen could erode morale and efficiency. It cites a Michigan incident where a secretary helped place a candidate, warning spoils-system pressure may overstaff the agency and waste funds, risking administrative scandals.
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CCC
Michigan
Michigan CCC
Friant
Washington
Farley
Wisconsin Progressives and La Follette in National Realignment
In 1844 Wisconsin birthed the Republican Party at Ripon and the Wisconsin progressives, led by the La Follette brothers, influence state and national politics as party lines shift. The piece notes Rooseveltians, Norris allies, and debates over taxation and wealth distribution, with vivid remarks on Wisconsin’s political figures and prospects for the future.
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Wisconsin
NEW York Times
Wisconsin Ripon
Wisconsin Fond du Uae
Ga Follette
Phil
Roosevelt
Fond du Lac
la Guardia
New York
Bob
Washington
Badger
la Follette
Norris
Farmer-Labor Party of
Minnesota
Louis Adamic
la Follette Brothers
New York Day By Day Musings of Nineteen Thirties Social Life
Witty column notes New York society figures and performers with sharp sketches of Billy Rose Fannie Brice, Jack Lait Ed Wynn and Bernard Baruch. Mentions Gene Tunney Gallagher and Shean, Vincent Astor George Grey Barnard and socialites like William Rhinelander Stewart, plus a playful riff on city life and a penny slot at Sixth Avenue and 42nd Street. Copyright 1935 McNaught Syndicate.
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New York
Woollcott
Billy Rose
Fannie Brice
Jack Lait
Ed Wynn
Allan Ryan
Charly Knickerbocker
Timmy Durante
Steig
Bernard Baruch
John Chapman
Bennetts
Juan
Katherines
Cornell
Hepburn
Srush
George Grey Barnard
Cyrena van Gordon
Maxine Elliott
Damon and Pythias
Leo Atwell
George Buckley
Marc Connelly
Norman Kerry
William Rhinelander Stewart
Vincent Astor
A. C. Blumenthal
La Crosse History Highlights Fundraisers and Personnel
Ten years ago today Pennies from La Crosse school children totaled 176.98 to buy cemetery flags. Fifty thousand trout were planted by the La Crosse Isaac Walton league. Ralph Stadley named La Crosse's first motorcycle cop to patrol county highways. Ten years hence Dr. Jens Rosholt and Miss Mabel Hosholt join Miss Hilda and Anna Berrum for the World's Fair trip. Otto Albrecht hospitalized after motorcycle crash at the fair grounds race track.
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la Crosse
Isaac Walton
Otto Albrecht
Market Street
Grandview Hospital
Fair Grounds
John Kendall
Sawyer and Austin Lumber Company
Kansas City
North la Crosse Lumber Company
Barbs Mackey Rehiring staff and moving back to mansion
The piece notes Clarence Mackey of Postal Telegraph plans to rehire his servants and return to his mansion. It also references a wartime song and public sentiment, plus a bicycle accident with unknown rider. AGO TODAY items mention Miss Hertha Wittman and C Edward Hamilton, and a marriage at a local Congregational church near Rose and St Cloud.
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Clarence Mackey
Postal Telegraph
Hertha Wittman
C. Edward Hamilton
Charles Jenks
Rose and
St. Cloud
Henry Faville
Roosevelt under pressure as Wagner bill tests presidency
Lawrence commentary reports President Roosevelt facing rare conflict of interest as business labor and agriculture challenge his plans. Wagner labor disputes bill sparks industry alarm, while Roper council meetings seek amendments to cooling tensions. aides push to mollify opposition and avoid chaos in the recovery period amid looming debates on agricultural and NRA extensions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
New York
Chicago
Congress Advisory Council
Roper Council
White House
Department of Agriculture
NRA
House
Lef
Father Coughlin
Huey Long
Healing Hearts And Hidden Histories At The Park Sanitarium
Philip Mason visits a sanitarium and contemplates past loves including Marjorie and Jessie Powers. He encounters Jessie on a nurse’s break the day’s focus shifts to her storytelling for the children, revealing his growing admiration and a new sense of belonging.
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Philip Mason
Dr. Brownson
Park Tke
Marjorie
Ted
Ted Powers
Masons
Mason
Jessie
Philip
Alse
Old Brownson
Jessie Powers
Phip Mason
Philip Masch
McClore Newspaper
Syadienley
Wisconsin Death Average Dips Slightly From 1933
Wisconsin state health officials report the average age at death for 1934 residents was 55.3 years based on 30 154 death certificates. The total deaths rose by 698 from 1933 with 316 under 55 and 373 over 55.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Bureau of Visa Statistics
Why Pay 5 Today For a Cigar With Only 5¢ Tobacco
Bayuk PHILLIES cigars blend Havana long filler with domestic tobacco and sell for 5 cents, claiming equal quality and quantity to cigars that cost 30 cents. The ad pitches PHILLIES as the preferred choice for mild Havana and domestic tobaccos and urges readers to ask their dealer.
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Bayuk Phillies
Havana
She ' Tobacroe
Amiljone
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