Worries of Congress Show Sharp Split Over Glues and Spend
A survey in United States News highlights congressional friction during the new session. Lawmaking lags, with only five public laws in two months against eleven in the prior session, amid fears of White House dominance and rising spending. Foreign policy sparks partisan fault lines as defense buildup meets isolationist sentiment. Experts foresee cautious lawmaking ahead.
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United States News
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Delors
Senate
House
Potout
Harrison
Glass
Byrd
Clark
No Dodging the Issue on National Debt Growth
Treasury officials warn that inflating the national debt to 45 billion dollars this year may be a danger point. The piece argues reckless spending, rising taxes, and delayed payments threaten bankruptcy, urging straight talk on taxation and government spending.
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Treasury
England
Hopkins Faces Facts: Hopkins Urges Confidence in Recovery
Secretary Hopkins urged in Iowa that labor disputes, fear of legislation, and relief rolls hamper recovery. He called for private business tax relief and constructive policy to revive industry, investment, and employment, and questioned whether other leaders will adopt a similar stance.
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Hopkins
Iowa
Washington
Hypocrisy Exposed in Taxation Debate at Harvard Business Review
Alfred G. Buehler argues regulatory taxation harms both efficient big and inefficient firms alike. He says public regulation should target bad business, not punish big or small firms, and notes bigness aids production and distribution, lowering costs from farm to buyer.
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Harvard Business Review
Alfred G. Bueh«ler
University of Vermont
End of season warning on home fire hazards
A safety chart from the National Board of The Underwriters links end of cold season with a rise in fire losses caused by heating systems. Chimneys, stoves, and furnaces may develop defects after steady use. A fire prevention engineer urges inspections, warns against forcing heat, and recommends calling a heating expert if warmth is insufficient.
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National Board of the Underwriters
Radio expert criticizes modern broadcasting at Shawano club
Harold P. McCarty WHA Madison program director addressed the Shawano Woman's club Friday, saying radio serves amusement but lacks culture and wisdom. He described foreign systems under government control, urged selective listening, noted 16 educational WHA programs, and highlighted music appreciation, art, nature, and Ranger Mac. The gathering featured a St. Patrick's motif, a children’s choir, and multiple socials and notices of upcoming events.
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Harold P. McCarty
Shawano Woman's Club
McCarty
WHA
Madison
Germany
America
Ranger Mac
St. James’ Lutheran School
A. J. Felton
Mia
Oscar Ramlow
Lyndal Peterson
Carl Sandburg
Births and new patients at Hospital Notes
Births listed include Mrs. Lltoyd Kimblain Gresham Rt 1 bay March 19 Mrs. Rueben Stubenwoll girl March 18 Mrs. Melvin Hoffman Shawano girl March 18 Mrs. Paul Zogelman girl March 21. Patients entering this week include Mrs. Alfred Maroht Shawano Mrs. Wilhelmina Krohn Shawano Mrs. Jacob Klein Shawano Reinhold Kelpack Wittenberg Rt 2 Inez Erdman Shawano James Braatz Tigerton Walter Ocesterich Birnam wood Mrs Irvin Brimtage Pulcifer Lorraina Smith Shawano Dorothy Aschenbrener Marion Pete Busch berger Mattoon Mrs Pipgrass Ce ci Rt 2 Matthew Reinke Shavw ano Mrs Melvin Paiser Leopolis Patricia Siedlitz Shawano Rt 2 Herbert Whiting Mland Rt 1. Modern scientists say cooking potatoes with jackets on saves protein and minerals.
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Lltoyd Kimblain
Gresham
Rt. 1
Bay
Rueben ‘Stubenwoll
Melvin Hoffman
Shawano
Paul Zogelman
Alfred Maroht
Wilhelmina Krohn
Jacob Klein
Reinhold Kelpack
Wittenberg
Rt. 2
Herbert Whiting
Mland
Dixon resigns as Valley Council scout executive
Walter Dixon, longtime Valley Council scout executive, submitted his resignation at a March 13 meeting. Dixon led the council since 1934 and will depart after May 1 1939 to become special deputy regional executive for Kansas councils.
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W. Dixon
Valley Council
Walter Dixon
Hotel Conway
Appleton
Dixon
Boy Scouts of America
Mr. Dixon
Potawatomi Area Council
Waukesha
Wisconsin
M. G. Clark
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mowry Smith
Neenah
Kaukauna
Kansas
Gardzer Dam
Gardner Dam
Wisconsin Michigan Power Company
Willis H. Miner
Miner
Valley Council Trust Foundation
Town Line Visits and Local Notes Highlight Week
Frank Habeck of Clintonville visited relatives here on Monday. Relatives and friends gathered at the Louis Blank home Monday evening to help Roger celebrate his birthday anniversary. Walter Henshel and friends of Shawano visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Klebesadel on Sunday. Fred Beversdorf, ill for weeks, is slowly recovering. The earliest form of cooperation among farmers in Denmark dates back to 1851 with the formation of the first credit association lending on farm mortgages.
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Wallace Theis
Emery Theis
Elayne Hicks
Don Hicks
Banco
Orvis Hull
Adeline Huebner
Harry Katzenmeyer
Frank Jons
Fred’ Radun
Fen Kuhn
Achafskopf
John Boettcher
Reuben Kutzke
Charles Hein
Art Habeck
Clintonville
Antonette Cleveland
Ed Cleveland
C. Douglas Robbins
Myron Robbins
H. T. Laehn
Methodist Church
Maxine Barker
Vern Zeimer
Robbins
Clintonville High School
Shawano High School
Prairie Street
Frank Habeck
Louis Blank
Roger
Walter Henshel
Shawano
Ed Klebesadel
Fred Beversdorf
Denmark
First Credit Association
Wisconsin Dairy Heritage Shines In Local Menu
Wisconsin dairy heritage is celebrated in Milwaukee with a dairy festival and cafe offerings. Historical notes credit W D Hoard with steering farmers to dairy and cheese, shaping the state’s modern prominence. Recipes include pineapple shake, cheese souffle, corn patties, and oysters with cheese using Wisconsin State brand cheese and creamery butter.
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Wisconsin
Blanca
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