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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
13
JAIMIE DONAHUE explains that bivisible flies ride higher and float better than winged flies due to hackle and light streaks. Experts differ on color and construction, but balance on water remains key. The piece notes costs and changes in employment since 1923 amid limited pension relief.
Berlin reports German brewers fear Japanese inroads into export markets once dominated by Germany. Germany shipped 24,842,400 gallons in 1931 and 4,567,200 in 1934, while Japan sold 792,000 gallons in 1913 and an estimated 7,000,000 last year. The Japanese product is said to be sold at prices barely covering production costs.
The Rev Edgar Eskridge, a Texas minister and local temperance figure, is held as the suspected killer of Orange Police Chief J O'Reilly, shot by a passing car. Eskridge was found with a rifle and pistol and was arrested for impersonating an officer but released after disputing the charge. He traveled to Beaumont but said he would return if extradition is arranged. a murder complaint was filed there.
Former Governor Walter J. Kohler spoke at a Milwaukee gathering of the American Institute of Architects and its affiliate. He argued depressions have reduced home building, excess inventory is gone, and improved credit and federal housing support could spark a recovery, with potential employment gains.
The wedding of the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina brings artistically a boost for Marina's father Prince Nicholas of Greece. A private London gallery display drew attention from Queen Mary and London society, with prices ranging from $50 to $250 for his works.
Frimklort Kentucky health officials cite vital statistics showing 359 cases of diphtheria among children in the state. The shire health commission launches a campaign to vaccinate every child up to age one, aiming to curb the outbreak and protect public health.
Vienna reports a stubborn deficit in Austria's federal railways. Payrolls totaled 55,400 on January 1 while pensions paid to 81,300 former employees exceeded 10 million dollars. Financial experts struggle to balance wages and pension costs as 1941 admissions and figures are reviewed.
Wisconsin FERA work projects added 98 playgrounds and 277 improvements as part of a broader recreation effort announced by Harry L. Hopkins. Stadiums and athletic fields saw new construction and upgrades, with pools and other facilities expanding total public access and benefits.
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