Hollywood Sees Rush of Aspirants for Movie Careers
Industry leaders urge ambitious youths nationwide to pursue motion picture work in Hollywood. De Mille notes publicity caution but stresses hard work and persistence. Universal plans to transfer many aspirants from small towns into future film roles, expanding the talent pool.
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Hollswood
Calif
Fis Lina
de Mille
Seales
Hollywood
Tess
Dman
Universal Corporation
Wisconsin Cooperatives Receive State Legal Aid Support
Legal aid from the Wisconsin Department of Markets aids forty nine cooperative associations this year with organizational work by Alvin C. and Edward Norriman. Over four years, roughly two hundred associations have benefited, saving farmers money and providing essential legal guidance. Key groups include Northern Wisconsin Cooperative Tobacco Pool, Wisconsin Cheese Producers Federation, Wisconsin Cooperative Creamery Association, and Wisconsin Certified Seed Potato Cooperative. Plans are underway for the Wisconsin Cheese Producers federation to launch a marketing program.
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Associated Press
Madsett—Legal Ald
Wisconsin Department of Markets
Alvin C. Is
Edward Norriman
Comeissiomer of
Snarkels
Hesides
Wisconsin
Sals
Wisconsin Cooperative Tobacco Pool
Cheese Producers Federacion (Cooperative
Wisconsin Cooperative Creamery ‘Scallation
Associa Sion
Fem Operat
Isiegel Organization
Wisconsin Creamery Asesciation
Gasoline tax funds apportioned by 1920 census plan
The highway commission plans to apportion annual gasoline tax revenue based on the 1920 federal census. An assistant attorney general, Franklin E. Bump, notes the 1920 census classifies towns and cities for distributions under the highway law. Allocations include varying per mile figures for different city classes, with an estimated annual revenue of $5,000 to be considered at a Bishway commission meeting on October 13.
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Madison
Bishway Commission
Hunger blamed for majority of mental cases says report
An Associated Press dispatch quotes experts attributing most mental health issues to hunger. The report notes severe malnutrition affects cognition, behavior, and stability, urging food aid and nutrition programs to curb rising cases.
Counts Councilor Keeran Before Mullingar Committee
A garbled report from Mullingar Westmeath reflects council debate as a councilor named Keeran faces a committee. The text criticizes the district for hardship, noting bread scarcity for the poor and condemning the perceived neglect in hospital care and patient treatment.
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Keeran
Mullingar Westmeath Jnesia Hospital
Speakers announced for annual Badger Teachers meeting
Mancaukee addresses music and department meetings lead the Wisconsin Teachers Association seventy first annual convention planned for November 5 6 and 7 Speakers include Ward War-Bapbi Stephen S President Glenn Frank Carrie Chapman Call and Raymond Hobpine A Chicago figure A concert by the United States Marine Band is scheduled for the eve.
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Wisconsin Teachers Association
Waridag
Stephen S
Glenn Frank
University of Wiscon
Carrie Chapman Call
Raymond Hobpine
Chicato
United States Marine Band
Boy of 16 Dies at St Marys Hospital
The death of Leonard C. Meilabn at St Marys Hospital occurred Tuesday at 4 19 p m. He was the son of Sir and Mrs Ee Fisk. Funeral services were held Friday October 9 with rites at the Fisk home at 1 39 p m and at the second church at 2 o clock. Interment will be in Pickett. He leaves four brothers and three sisters.
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Leonard C. Meilabn
Sir
Mire
Fisk
St. Mary's Hospital
Orlock
Eio
Coeds Named in Suit for Divorce
Dated and garbled text from Associated Press reports on a California university matter. Mentions Hugh C. Biscets, aid to a position at Stanford, and interference by frat members, with unclear details. Overall, it hints at a divorce suit involving coeds and university affiliates.
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Aseociated Press
University of California
Hugh C. Biscets
Stanford University
Wisconsin State Briefs Sparks Turbulent City Scene
A garbled Wisconsin State Briefs item references a man, gunfire, and a chaotic city setting with scattered details about a rifle, saloons, a business closure, and local committees. It mentions Dr W A Gana of Carroll College and a national fraternity, hinting at broader news context.
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Yesusauns
Weishiz
Wiwaaker
Cechi
Grice
Enien
Milwaukee
W- A. Gana
Carroll College
In- Manes
Mhepa
Frank Program Well Filled Here At Luncheon Conference
Inflection, illness and late hour marked a luncheon in Oshkosh honoring Gleon Frank president of the University of Wisconsin. The meeting drew manufacturers and prominent figures to discuss research funding and university plans, with a closed, off the record discussion after the luncheon.
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Frank
Gleon Frank
University of Wieconsin
Oshkoss
Mr. Frank
Hy GA
Buckstaff
Guems
Gshkesh
Unirena
Nerhwesern
Particwlar
Madison Newe- Pace
Iid
Tacualcy Siestins Rexardink Re
Ori
Tatess
Mr. Coolidees
O. Hlonal
Thomas Fpehler
Ride in Kings Coach at City Officials Reception
City council members Henry F. Kurand John C Vers and Charles F Hart joined by Joh Holster of the Houlster Ato company and a Daily Northeesern reporter viewed the Daimler Kaicht motor car, a fourteen year personal automobile of the Ring of England, praised for luxury, craftsmanship, and comfort. price listed as 917,208 and present value 190 pounds with a mahogany hedge and upholstery details.
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Osmakosh
Henry F. Kurand
John C. Vers
Charles F Hart
Joh Holster
Houlster Ato. Company
Northeesern
Daimler-Kaicht Mowr
Epglana
School Fire Drills In City Schools Observe Prevention Week
Demonstrative work in accident and fire prevention week completed in public schools of the city. City Superintendent C. C. Bishop says most important detail is observed on Friday. Schools closed at noon to allow teachers to attend the Northeastern Wisconsin Teachers convention. Firemen from the local department visited schools with brief talks on safety and prevention.
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C. C. Bishop
Oshkosh Tractor creditors halt suit in Milwauker hearing
In a circuit court session before Judge Gustave Gehra, creditors of the Oshkosh Tractor Company blocked actions against officers and promoters of the defunct firm. Attorney George E. Williams asserted no suit against stock subscribers would proceed unless directed at officers and directors. Receiver’s accounts and attorneys’ fees were allowed to be settled, with Williams planning to inform all creditors of claim amounts before rulings.
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Wivenese Anene
Oshkesh Tractor Company
Jude Gustave G. Gehra
Milwauker
Wihngathet
George E. Williams
Oshkosh
Andy Jacreetors
Whams
State meet a success will speak to clubs
State Commissioner of Agriculture John D. Jones will address the Lions club in Waunsca Get tomorrow evening. The talk topic has not been announced. Rotary members and Lion’s Club invited. Jones, known in Wisconsin for his work, is expected to draw a strong turnout.
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Agricolture
Tomorrw
Lion's Eigh
Ime Athearn
John D. Jones
Agricultire
Sinal
Rotary
Teashit
Lion's Club
Jones
Wisconsin
Waunsca
Osborn
Mtkern
Association
Nex
Eight year old dies as Rex Theater program announced
An 8 year old girl died Tuesday morning at 11 20 at a hospital after being struck by a person named Joseph Toanses. Funeral services are planned for Oct 8 at 230 arches with Rev Sir Patton conducting. A piano recital by Don Bernard is advertised as a special attraction at the Rice theater during the week of Dec 12 for Oshkosh residents.
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Myre
Helen Johmson
Tate Joseph Toanses
Oclerk
Suresse
Josens
Whram Johnse
Rudyard
Mich
Joseph Idhasan
Yeiay
Invermenc
Riverside
T Beach
Chicago
Don Bernard
Oshkosh
Iqphar Don Bernard
Mitchell to Appear Tomorrow Before Shenandoah Court
Navy court records indicate William Mitchell, former assistant chief at the Army Air Forces, has been summoned to appear tomorrow before the Shenandoah court of inquiry into the Shenandoah Seasanters case. The proceeding, ordered by naval authorities, will center on alleged misconduct within the service.
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Iry
Washington, Tr
William Mitchell
Af Tar
Army Air Pervies
Naval
Shenandoan
Fragmentary Notices and Obscured Financial Items
The document contains scattered items on loans and securities including U.S. government securities, bank notes, and real estate liens alongside garbled names and figures. It also mentions funeral notices for Miss Lane Wales and Mr. Lackey, a meeting addressed by Dr. John Revere, and references to professional notes about osteopathy and the American Mobile Association.
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Miss Starl
Atentna Oouierard
Lane Wales
Pla
Faward
Petares
Xkennis Macorevele
Wover
Lackets
Prem
Az Omernink
Catanrch
Shiseton
Lackery
Wip Summes
Mhyan Lake
John
Revere Wes Tie
Beia Sama Foe
State Charge Precedence Over Federal Case
A state charge is expected to take precedence over a federal case involving a National Bank of Commerce officer and associates. The indictment centers on an alleged $12,900 misappropriation from the bank, with Ewert already charged on related counts. Proceedings at the grand jury featured John P. Blahn and Gregors Sanker as foreman and prosecutor Clark Wald Ewer.
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Brizet Preece
Unf
Rural Credits Board
Cetanet Nacional Bank of Compmerce
Eas
Iecar
R Clare
Exerc
Grand Sar
Tueway
John P. Blahn
Gregors Sanker
Clark Wald Ewer
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Universal
Lael
Irst National Bank
First Trust Company
First Investment Company
First National Bank
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Louis Schrider
E. R. Williams
Edward Munsinges
FF. A. Labudde
EH Becker
RR Wickmann
BM. Stetmke
Albert H. March
Manazer Commercial Service 2Nd Farm Business Departments
Voss
Manazer Savings Department
C. W. Schmidt
Edgar PF. Sawser
Fire Sawyer Compaor Gses
Hopper
Hooper & Hooper, Attorners
WM. B. Hatten
Hatten Lumber Company
New London
R. (. Brow
Cook & Brown Lime Company
T. R. Wall
Wall-Spalding Lumber Company
D. X. Cameron General
Asem Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
P. H. Sawyer
Witconsin Delaware Company
Board. OF Directors
John C. Thompson
Thompson & Gruesewald
Atcomeys
R. A. Hollister
Weed & HollIster Attorneys
H.croenitz
HLC
Beenie Company
Louis Schriber
First Wisconsin National Bank
Louis Schreiber
R. PL Boardman
First Investment Company Capital
Louis Schriger
KF. Wher
Picst Trust Company
Atnekholders
First National
D.C Bocksyafr
Buckstart Company
W. E. Pollock
Gekkosh Overall Company
FR Williams
Fraternal Vegerve Ass
W. 2. Campbell Premaent
W. J. Campbell Lumber Compensation
Charles P. Brat
Oshkosh Land & Timper Company
Timber Landa
J. G. Norris
the Trasciutition Co
Badger
Ua Bis
Aiventional Ineukutler
James Tease
The
Silly Overland
Toc
Tarede
King's Coach
Decie
REX Theater
Mitchell
Shenanoquah
Official
Fabricacion’ Reriet OF Tre Condition First Trust Company
Winconsln
Curmuant
United States Securities Oxipes Furniture and Gaturer
Rat Banke
Trust D-Posh ‘Ab
Totar
Wixchin
Banklax
Dales
Bankiar House
Dun Trent
PU House
Enmeke
Drocens
Vrdividen
Muarélnn
Lena
Dapasita
Tale
Winne
Erones
Ganz
Akace
Jenawiedne
Cashies
Retary
Xara
Arere
NEW American Bank
Oskiosh
Wlecos- Sin
Puratan
Benkme Resources Laang
United States Securities
Uynes Ang
Cone Banking
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Pillfon
Paki Ja
Standink
Bille Serahia
Frente
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