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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1935
Page
8
Wisconsin entomologist warns against moving uninspected stock as insects threaten trees and shrubs. He cites rapid auto transport and preexisting spread, urging compliance with the state inspection law and full information on moving plants and shrubs.
Mrs Warren L Steeves wife of Dr Steeves to sing solos each evening at special services this week at the First Baptist church under church auspices with nearby churches cooperating Wednesday at 4 pm she will speak at a women’s meeting on the same program
The United States Marine Corps announces open enlistment for men aged 18 to 25 who can pass a strict physical. Benefits include steady employment, advancement prospects, free education, travel, and athletic opportunities. Marines operate worldwide from China to Panama and aboard naval vessels. For details, write to the Marine Corps recruiting station, Chicago.
A class of 210 was confirmed at St Marys Catholic Church on Sunday morning. Bishop A J McGavick of this diocese presided. About 125 were pupils from St Marys Grade School. The item includes notes on local humor and a Want Ad fragment mentioning snipes being longer.
The International Cancer Research Foundation reports a 100 percent increase in cures when artificial fever is combined with X ray treatment in rabbits. Dr Warren Stafford and colleagues tested fever methods including focal fever and hot baths, noting higher cure rates when fever accompanied X rays.
Oklahoma City report says Speaker Leon C. Phillips seeks to end the house practice of presenting the speaker with his desk and chair at session end. Representative Sandy Singleton opposed the custom calling it inappropriate, suggesting funding for speakers and wives pensions as alternatives.
Cairo authorities report theft of two antique doors from the Moheb El Din mosque. Each door, encrusted with mother-of-pearl and valued at $3,000, measures about 5 feet 7 inches by 1 foot 2 inches. The doors date to the year 900 AH, 441 years ago, and were kept in an inner sanctuary.
One of the tasks of Uncle Sam's forest rangers is counting the number of big game animals in the national forests. By comparing the results with that of the previous year, it is possible to get a fairly close check on what has been accomplished through protection measures.
Woes of Aunt Het reflect common sense views on leaving a fortune to children. The columnist notes the moral dilemma of inheritance and the impact on family, acknowledging potential ruin while expressing regret at not leaving a wealth.
In Los Angeles two brothers married two sisters 50 years ago, celebrating a double golden wedding anniversary to be observed May. The couples are Frank Hopping and wife and Carl Hopping and wife who met on an ice rink in Burlington, Iowa in 1885. Ages are 70 and 69 for Frank and wife, 73 and 67 for Carl and wife.
In Moscow separation proves complex amid housing scarcity. Divorce is simple at the civil registry but separate living quarters can require long waits. The case of Mrs. Eugene Lanier ended with a court granting only a split of their single room apartment, half to each spouse.
Paris lawyers are forbidden to appear in public in their professional gowns as a public demonstration. The Paris Bar Association president issued a manifesto condemning any barrister who seeks publicity while wearing the judicial robe, calling it beneath the dignity of the profession.
Glasgow era article notes Fifeshire school children show strong enthusiasm for classes. The school committee weighs removing both truant officers as part of a cost saving move while maintaining attendance.
London shops display conical hats in white or pastel silk pique for summer. Each hat features a matching feather above the left ear, presenting a stylish, light palette as the season arrives.
Will Rogers stars as a quaint country editor who fosters romance and quells feuds while stampeding 200 hogs in a key scene. Rochelle Hudson and Richard Cromwell share romantic arcs with George Barbier Jane Darwell Slim Summerville and Sterling Holloway also featured.
New York engineers unveil an aluminum telescopic tower that shoots to 49 feet with a press of a button. Designed to clean high walls and ceilings, notably at Rockefeller Center, the device demonstrates rapid elevation for maintenance tasks.
Poisoned kidneys flushed with acid removal and bladder irritation cured to stop night awakenings. Advertises a 35 cent package of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules with take as directed instructions. Mentions symptoms like weakness burning pain starting passage backache cramps and puffy eyes.
San Diego officials race to finish preparations for the California Pacific International Exposition in Balboa Park. With 6,000 workers racing against time, the opening at 11 a.m. Wednesday nears as the fair grounds showcase a 300 acre S shaped industrial to pleasure zone. The Arch of the Future and a replica Casa Del Ray Moro garden highlight the dazzling preparations as F.D.E. plans speak from an amplified archway.
Attends Meet of President Roosevelt will issue Wednesday. Amplifiers will carry to thousands of guests soothing organ music, symphonic renditions, old Spain and California tunes, and modern dance numbers during the 167 day fair. An elaborate opening program is planned, starting with gate unlocking by Frank G. Belcher, president of the Tail board, and ending at 8 p.m. when the president’s voice will be transmitted from the White House via a private telephone line.
Charles Van der Schaaf and 11 others from Wisconsin and nearby states will represent Sparta Madison West Bend and Plymouth at the Holstein-Friesian Association of America golden anniversary convention in Seattle Washington June 3 to 7. About 2000 extra Holstein breeders are expected. a special Chicago to Seattle train will carry delegates from the east and central west. The gathering will shape policies for the world’s largest purebred cattle group with more than 33 000 members and include tours to famed Holstein farms plus boat trips and scenic excursions.
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