Senate Rejects Statewide Radio Bill Amid Debate
Madison Wisconsin observers report the Senate rejected a proposal to create a statewide radio network for emergency calls and crime detection. The plan would have allowed the agriculture department and other agencies to contract with radio stations like WLI and WHA to broadcast educational programs and assist law enforcement. The finance committee opposed the measure, and several related amendments failed to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wig
Keller
Bill Vale
Giinwoldty
West Salem
Win
Nek
Bill Alintird SiHascar Bee
Department of Agriculture
Frairkr Ly
Enter Inty
Plwecapa
Statians
WLI
WHA
General Fund
Amondalle
Leverich
Spirte
United States
Vrafffic Violators Fined By Ablatrom
Jack Wayer of Farmington found guilty of reckless driving after a county court hearing before Judge Roy Ablatrom. He chose to serve five days in jail. Jean Knoblauch fined for operating a truck without a contract permit. C L Awisher fined for operating a vehicle without a license and ordered to apply for approval from the public service commission. William Spah and Alnis Fritz faced penalties related to fishing and will have hearings Wednesday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wayer
Farmington
County
Rourl
Roy Vo Alistrom
Jean Knoblauch
C. L. Awisher Wis
Hope
Commissioin
Wiliam Spah
Alnis Fritz
Governor's Surplus Reduction Speech Sparks Debate
Governor Timho B Ga Pole and A J Glover led a gathering in Mantiso Wis as US Ginachet organizers hosted a minter on surplus cuts. They argued reduced production in dairy and industry would boost wealth, while critics warned of economic harm amid unclear figures.
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Mantiso
Wis
Rousewell
Timho
Pole Este
A.J. Glover
Fort Atkinsset
Vitor
Lowe's Dairyuin
Ginachet Anistitwle
Ieee Tarvin Ciel
French Official Reveals Withdrawals Of Gulil Pitas
A French official, Louis Germain, minister at Calais, disclosed large withdrawals from the Bank of France. He cited grim figures for the past two months, noting substantial declines in gold reserves and rapid fluctuations in oil prices through May, with billions in losses reported over several days.
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Gulil
Pitas
Louis Germain
Banke of France
Nathan
Tomes Aibens
Senate Investigating Group Takes Recess
The senate investigating group pauses hearings due to the Memorial Day holiday. Chairman Brugnette and members plan to resume after a week, with no hearing Tuesday night. Senator Willan Shenners is noted in the coverage.
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Senate
Mutisen Wis
Jovesu
Brunette
Gregg Bus
Senate Brugnette
Chawman
Les
Willan Shenners
Sen Riuwetls
Obituaries from Madison Street and Local Church Deaths
Leo J Bergen of Madison Street died Monday with funeral plans to be announced later. Tate Witham Wehling funeral set Thursday at 1 30 PM at home and Stoddard Church with burial at chuck cemetery. Maren Dorthea Larsen died at 91 on Kane Street with services Friday at Calvary Baptist Church and Oak Grove Cemetery burial. Mrs Larsen survived by daughter Sarah and son Clifford, both of La Crosse. Friends may call at the north chapel of Sletters-McKee Thursday evening.
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William Wehling
Tate
Stoddard Luedhevan
H. C. Ben- 3 Tap
Ihe Raent
Chuck
Maren Dorthea Larsen
Ben D. Larsen
Kane Hteel
Wes
Bjorks
Norway
Larsen
Sarah Larsen
Clifford M. Larsen
la Crosee
Calsary Baptist Church
Charles and
Logan Streets
P. E. Lorentzen
Oak Grove
Friends
Sletters-McKee Company
Tomah Man 50 Ends Life Under Train
Adolph Norbner of Tomah, age 50, attempted suicide by stepping in front of the Rochester Special train of the Chicago and North Western railroad. A prior crossing incident on the C M St F and P railroads had the fast mail halted in time. He left a sister, Miss Amaanda Hoehner of Tomah, and had recently worked at Milwaukee road shops. Financial worries were cited as motive. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Nipneman parlors with Ridgeville cemetery interment.
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Torah
Wis
Adolph Norbner
Himee
Rochester
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Hoehner
Hoebner
Ama
Anda
Tomah
Harbnee
Milwaukee
Roa
Nipneman
Ridgeville
Two Men Wreck Boat and Escape After Robbery
Descriptions detail two armed men raiding a houseboat and launching a violent ambush on four men. The assailants tied captives, looted gear, wrecked a launch worth 300 dollars, and sank items before fleeing toward Will Nelson’s farm. Hickok escaped, aided others, and sought help, leading to a pursuit by lawmen and further captures.
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Hickok
Will Nelson
Nelson
Newton
Thompson
Olin
Charles Hogan
Lansing
Bolin
Nirewis
Roosevelt Signs Increase in HOLC Capitalization
President Roosevelt signed a bill raising the Home Owners Loan Corporation capitalization by 31.75 billion dollars to resume accepting loan applications from stressed homeowners.
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HOLC
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Home Owners Loan Corporation
False Arrest Case Concluded In Court
Frank Norris sues former sheriff Albert Riley and La Crosse police officers Thomas McDonough Forrest Clark and Perry Brown for false arrest on May 17 1934. Trial before Judge James Wickham in Eau Claire began Monday with Norris and witnesses testifying. defense and rebuttal arguments continued through Tuesday with both sides’ attorneys preparing final statements.
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Frank Norris
Albert Riley
Sherif
Thomas McDonough
Forrest Clark
Perry Brown
la Crosse
Norris
James Wickham
Eau Claire
Plaintff
Alfred E. Harris
Herman F._ Rick
Blanche Murphy
Riley
Clark
Brown
McDonough
George Rothaupt
Clarence Koblitz
George Roellig
Lloyd Johnson
James Squires
Jesse E. Higbee
Lawrente J. Brody
Victory Couple In Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Arne Arneson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house last Sunday in Victory Wisconsin. A dinner cafe teria style and a cake were shared with numerous guests from La Crosse Baraboo De Soto Vitaqua Norwalk Onalaska and neighboring towns plus many friends and relatives.
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Victory
Wis
Arne Arneson
Virgileson
David Adams
George Ritter
A. F. Jonas
Kehr
H. J. Moen
la Crosse
John Henderson
Barabou
R. P. Loftus
William Jacobus
de oSto
H Christeneon
Omi Wen
Vitaqua
Jac. Podawitz
David Joseph
David Pulham
Hiram Shumway
W. J. Podawitz
Mmes
William Shisler
Anna Torgerson
C. H. Groh
C. Pedersmith
Nellie Roberts
George Golding
Baraboo
Ella Talley
de Soto
J. M. Bennett
Edith Hendrickson
Vitoqua
Betsy Simonson
Norwalk
Hattie Conklin
Ida Miller
Susan Williams
Victorp
Hulda Shisier
Kathryn Petersmith
Sophia Petersmith
Marie Stair
Onalaska
Casper Owen
John Erickson
John Pederson
Harry Jonas
Ernest Amarin
Jr. Baraboo
Ole Jens
Mrs. Charles Morris Succumbs At Berlin Wisconsin
Mrs Charles Moss 84 founder of the Wisconsin federation of Women's clubs and active in state education and social work died at her home in Berlin Monday. She served on the Wisconsin Library Commission for over 20 years and was the first president of the Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs which she founded in 1896. Fond du Lac League of Women Voters placed her on the stele roll of honor for her work on behalf of women's suffrage.
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Berlin
Wis
Charles Moss
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Norris
Wisconsin Library Commission
Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs
Fond du Lac
Roosevelt Realigned Forces Threaten Third Party Shift
Roosevelt’s page analysis suggests a third party remains possible if Senate progressives and labor backing are absent. Huey Long could head a real third ticket, while conservatives in both parties eye a conservative Republican ticket. The American Liberty League under Jouett Shouse could lead a rightward realignment, with the AFL potentially joining Roosevelt supporters next year.
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Senate Progressives
Huey Long
Smith G. C. P. Hope
Roosevelt
al Smuth
Lew Douglas
American Liberty League
Jouett Shouse
American Federation of Lator
Banquet Planned By Triangle Club in Rich Newburg
The Rich Triangles will close their fiscal year with a Wednesday banquet at Rich Newburg's at 6 30 p m featuring the Homesteader quartet. Nominations will be from the floor led by H F Stein. Officers nominated include Ole N Hoff Burt Cook Don Rice Rollie Seitz. A milk fund final report notes over 30 000 bottles given to needy school children with commendations from several groups. All Triangles are invited and former members have been sent invitations.
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Rich
Rich Newburg
Homesteader Quartet
H. F. Stein
Ole N. Hoff
Burt Cook
Don Rice
Rollie Seitz
Red Triangle Club
Milk Fund
All Triangles
Automobile Driver Escapes Injury After Collision in City
A 26 year old driver at Twenty sixth and Jackson streets escaped injury when his car struck a parked vehicle owned by E Larsorr at Sixteenth and Redfield streets at 12 30 Tuesday noon. He swerved to avoid a boy who had fallen from a bicycle. The boy’s name was not known by officers.
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Mike Segenturtner
Twenty-sixth
Jackson Streets
E. ©. Larsorr
Redfield Streets
Kidnapping Crisis Deepens in Olympic Peninsula
Report details a high profile kidnapping case as ransom rises to 200000 dollars in varied banknotes. Authorities tighten patrols and close offices while the Weyerhaeuser family faces relentless media and public scrutiny. Suspicion falls on a ransom note signed Egoist, with witnesses noting possible involvement by a woman.
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Pare
Olympic Peninsula
Tacoma
State Patrol
Department of Justice
J. By Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Pacific Northwest
Weyerhaeuser
Seattle
Percy Minnie
Port Angeles
George
Olympic Highway
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Canada
Italian American Spaghetti Champions Crowned in LA
The Italian American League named Lugo Constantino the men’s spaghetti eating champion and Miss Nancy Bertola the women’s champion. Constantino devoured five pounds nine ounces in a 25 minute endurance contest while Bertola won the speed event finishing in 2 minutes 14 seconds. Also note a Charleston museum display of an albino blackbird near the city.
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Los Angeles
Lugo Constantino
Nancy Bertola
Constantino
Bertola
Tve
Senate Measures BA Sent To Assembly
Madison Wis The assembly Tuesday received three Senate approved bills one would include a $25 fine for denying entry to a born agent of a utility to read meters or inspect equipment another would impose a fine and jail term for tampering with utility equipment to prevent meter reading of water gas or electric current and the third changes the filing date for annual corporate reports with the secretary of state from June to July 1 the assembly killed a proposal to require taverns to push a brand name over a tapped keg ensuring patrons receive the advertised beverage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Assembly
Senate
Taverns Raided In Trempealeau County
Sheriff Gardner and deputies raided Trempealeau County taverns on Saturday night and arrested three operators for keeping their businesses open past 1 am. Susan McWain near Galesville, Mrs Selina Engelsby near Elevs, and Frank Cigwiski near Trempeahau faced charges for late closures and in Engelsby’s case dancing without a license.
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Whitehall
Wis
Edward Gardner
Susan McWain
Galesville
Centerville
Selina Engelsby
Frank Cigwiski
Rist Death Dispatch Following Bicycle Accident
Eileen Rist dies after a bicycle topple near La Crosse. Skelly and Thoreson locate the body, a bystander killed within sight of the scene. Rist, born Chicago 1913, had lived in La Crosse since age six. Funeral planned in La Crosse with private home service and church rites. A coroner led jury view and inquest set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Crosse
Miss Rist
Skelly
Thoreson
Lester Lee
Westby
Caledonia
Sheriff's Department
Otto Jacobson
Chicago
la Crosse
Central High School
E. 5. Hebberd Drug Store
First German Lutheran Church
South Sixteenth Street
First Lutheran Church
J. T. Gamin
Reedsburg
Wis
O. B. Wall
William H. Stevenson
Melford Nelson
Death of Mrs Oscar Anderson in Gale s ville Wis
Mrs Oscar Anderson 29 of Hardies Creek died Monday at a La Crosse hospital after three weeks illness from influenza complicated by double pneumonia. Funeral services are set for Wednesday from her father's home and the Hardies Creek Lutheran church with burial in the local cemetery. Born Margaret Baardseth September 15 1915 she taught parochial school and married Oscar Anderson November 16 1929. Survived by her eleven month old son James Robert, her father, and brother Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesville
Wis
Oscar Anderson
Hardies Creek
la Crosse
Lawrence Baardseth
Hardies Creek Lutheran Church
Dewey
Richard Dresselshause
New Altin
Dresselhause
Vivian Krzbietxe
Melrose Park
Presbyterian Choir
Ies
Evamarre Begun
Charlotte Begun
le Crosse
G. C. Gavie
Colfax
P. J. Server
Expression of Thanks for memorial and honor
A brief note from Roy Vander Velder of New Amsterdam extends sincere thanks to relatives and friends who joined in the memorial and honored the occasion with kind deeds and support.
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Roy Vander Velder
New Amsterdam
Seils-Sterling United Shows Open Two Performances
The Seils-Sterling United Shows arrived in La Crosse and pitched at West Avenue and Travis Street. An afternoon and a night show were held with the same features, including illuminated tents and a policy of courtesy and customer respect. The circus stresses honesty, quality, and cleanliness in all performances and operations, highlighting its long history and enlarged presence this season.
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Seils-Sterling United
la Crosse
West Avenue
Travis Street
Seaex
Senis-Sterling Circus
Seils-Sterling Circus
NRA Crisis Sparks Debate Over Industry Codes and Labor Rules
Washington grapples with the Supreme Court ruling nearly nullifying the NRA, as leaders warn of strikes if codes fade. Richberg urges continued voluntary observance while business groups seek new legislation to preserve wage and hour standards and prevent chaos across industries.
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Pace One
Sevelt
NRA
Richberg
Roosevelt
Cummings
Stanley Reed
A. L. A- Schechter
United Textile Workers
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Alvan Macauley
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Hugh Johnson
Blue Eagle
Borah
R-Ida
King
D-Utan
Supreme Court
High Court
Congress
WRA
AAA
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
NIRA
Black
D-Ala
Walsh
D-Mass
Senate Labor Committee
Wagner
D-N, V
Charles Fahy
Petroleum Administrative Board
John Russel
Retail Food and Grocery Code Authority
Concord
Thomas H. Webb
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
United States Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Recovery Administration
Robert MW
la Follette
A. Matt Werner
Wisconsin Nra
Rehwinkle Invited To Head Concordia College
The Rev. Alfred Rehwinkle of St. John's Lutheran college Winfield Kansas was invited to become president of Concordia College Milwaukee Wisconsin. A native of Merrill Wisconsin he graduated from Concordia in 1907.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alfred Hehwinkle
St. John's Lutheran College
Winfield
Kas
Sins
Concordia College
Merrill, Wis
Rehwinkle
Concordia
Jaces to Open New Fiscal Year Meeting
The Junior Association of Commerce starts its 1935 26 fiscal year with a Tuesday evening meeting at the American Legion club rooms on Third and Main. New president Thomas Sletten will preside.
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New York
NRA
Harper Sibley
United Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sibley
National Chamber
Junior Association of Commerce
American Legion Club
Third and Main Streets
Thomas ©. Sletten
Arbitration settles wage dispute in Kenosha dairy sector
A wage dispute between dairy helpers, Union milk drivers and employers in Kenosha Wisconsin was settled by a board of arbitration announced on Tuesday. In Cincinnati a strike at the Chevrolet Fisher body plant ended as 2,200 workers returned to work, ending the stoppage that began April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha, Wis
Board of Arbitration
Cincinnati
Chevrolet-Fisher
Evangelist Opens Meeting In City At Anchorage Gospel Service
Evangelist B F Katz preached at First Baptist Church La Crosse addressing church unity and outreach in a citywide Anchorage Gospel meeting. He urged action by church members to draw the world to church and discussed leadership flaws while outlining daily services at 2:30 and 7:39 with Mrs Steeves speaking to women later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Steeves
Maxwell
B. F. Katz
Warren L. Steeves
Shamar
Speaker
la Crosse
Christia
Fife
Wisconsin Chamber seeks slower vote on work relief bill
The Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce urged the legislature to delay a hurried passage of Governor La Follette's work relief program. Directors and the advisory council decided that the proposal deserves thorough public consideration before a final decision. A Madison meeting was planned to review the governor's plan before assembly action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
la Follette
Madison
Rivoli and Majestic Put On A Busy Strike Week
The Rivoli shows Life Begins at 40 with Will Rogers and a strong supporting cast. Begining Wednesday the Rye presents Baby Face Harrington with Charlie Butterworth Una Merkel Nat Pendleton and Rene Pallette. Majestic features It’s Small World from Albert Treynot’s Highway Robbery with Spencer Tracy and Wendy Barrie. Bijou screens Rendez vous at Midnight with Valene Hobson Ralph Bellamy. Murder in the Clouds closes at the Rivert theater tonight with Lyle Talbot Ann Dvorak and Don Westcott in a melodramatic mystery thriller about spies and a stolen explosive formula.
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Will Rogers
T Hat
Rogers
Wil
Jane Darwell
Slim Summerville
Richard Cromwych
George Barbier
Sterling Holloway
John Bradford
The
Rye
Baby Face Harrington
Charlie Butterworth
Una Merkel
Nat Pendleton
Rene Pallette
Albert Treynot
Majestic Theater
Spencer Tracy
Wendy Barrie
Tracy
Tr Walics
Louisiana
Miss Barrie
Aoy
Hoever
Jane Seymour
Henry VII
Lyle Talbot
Ann Dvorak
Don Westcott
Ruviert Theater
Washington
Deaths Last Night From Associated Press
Obituaries note the passing of Mrs. Bessie Leach Priddy 64, longtime educator at University of Missouri and former Delta Delta Delta national president. Dr A Theodore Wright 72, retired minister and lecturer, among other memorial details and card of thanks from families.
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Louis
Bessie Leach Priddy
Golumbis
Mor Aean
University of Missouri
Michigan State Normal College
Ypsilantis
Delta Delta Delta Secority
York, Fay
A. Theodore Wright
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Willows
Hartman
Bailey
Gongier
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de Soi
Sherif J. L. O'Kane
Crawford County
Toad Tool
Sorview
Mssrs
Frank Pulham
Albert Pulham
Sparta
Gene Chambers
Joseph Spears
Toman
Lawrence Wakefield
Wyeville
Guy Mitchel
Shennington
Clyde Chambers
Viraqua
Charles Morris
Willekai
Shey! Ted
Dr. Dafoe
Triangle Club
Cam-pencement Bay
Ann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
City Museum of
Charleston
Trempealeau County
Eileen Rist
Sterling United
New York City
Trade 'Associations
Jaces
Warren E. Steeves
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Ralph Bellamy Rine
Yone Mabrdetes
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