BUREAUCRATS FLOURISH UNDER NEW DEAL SPENDING
The article argues the New Deal expanded federal payrolls far beyond World War II levels. It cites figures showing payrolls rising from 563,487 after the war to over a million in the present, with relief work added. It contrasts Iowa’s unemployment with national government hiring and questions calls to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
PWA
Inns
New Deal Administration
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Uncle Sam
Federal Affairs
Iowa
Paul
New Deal
Bureaucracy in Washington Expands With New Buildings
The piece criticizes the growing federal bureaucracy in Washington, noting 107 buildings and 18,385,000 square feet of space, with four new structures adding 1,290,000 square feet. It argues for trimming special interests and laments the likelihood of expanding capital during war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Capital in the Storm Cellar: Capital’s Role in Depression
Senator Burton argued that the central fact in depressions is capital condition. He warned that government policy ties bank deposits in nonproductive securities, choking risk capital and delaying profits. Until restraints on capital are removed, risk money will remain trapped in the storm cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Robbery Strikes Zacibow Elevator on Sunday Night
Zacibow Elevator robbed Sunday night amid a spate of two month robberies in Shawano County. About $44 in cash and small valuables were taken. suspects connected to a strange automobile were traced, aiding investigators. Several other local firms, including Green Valley Elevator and Graft Lumber, suffered minor losses in similar break-ins late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimuiuy
Zuchow Llevalue
Linaber
Zuchow
Buvliry
Henry Liteles
Oto Deruckrey
Shawano County
John Wischer
Sui
Chavence Usiuk
Pulastel
Veco
Henri
Formerg Dewitt Company
Red Cross membership explained by Shawano leader
Mrs. Walter Schmidt, chairwoman of Shawano County Red Cross roll call, outlines membership levels and funds flow. Regular members pay $1 for voting rights and a button, contributing members $5, sustaining members $10, life membership over $25. Half a dollar from each goes to the national fund, the rest stays in Shawano County for local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Walter Schmidt
Shawano County
Roll Call
Red Cragg
Red Cross
National Red Cross General Fund
Schmidt
Record Number of Disasters Reported by Red Cross Year
The American Red Cross provided emergency relief to 180000 sufferers across 157 disasters in the fiscal year ended June 80. Cloudbursts epidemics fires windstorms snow slides and other catastrophes struck 43 states and Alaska territory, with relief expenditures totaling 2276119. Since 1881 the Red Cross has aided victims of 2495 disasters and spent 143000000 on rescue, food, clothing, shelter, medical and nursing aid and permanent rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
DeWitt Smith
Red Cross Disaster Relief Service
Mr. Smith
Alaska
Red Cross
Quick Results Journal Want Ad Headline
A concise call for quick results through a journal want ad, inviting readers to place brief notices or advertisements for rapid responses. The item emphasizes accessibility and urgency, suggesting readers use the classified section for fast communication and exposure.
Shawano club programs and weddings in Milwaukee
Shawano Woman's club heard Prof Mary Reynolds of the University of Wisconsin discuss dietetics linking rodent experiments to human nutrition. The evening included a duet by Mrs H J Calkins and Mrs Victor Czeskleba, a charity donation to Christmas Cheer baskets, and plans for guest privileges at the next meeting. Also reported are a Milwaukee wedding for Gertrude Uecker and Harold Illian, and a silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Schnese with a large gathering at their home.
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Mary S. Reynolds
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Shawano Woman's Club
Gertrude Uecker
Hattie Uecker
Milwaukee
Harold Illian
Fairview Lutheran Church
Ralphlin
Gladys Uecker
Francis Slian
Lester Kuntz
Richard Bouch
Milton Schachtschneider
Karl
Roland Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Allan
Shawano High School
John Miller
Uecker
Louis Schnese
Diane
Wm. Ecke
Chas
Engel
Chas, Jr
Bred Laehn
Phyllis
Wm. Nueman
Paul Holtz
Edith
Amanda McKenzie
Mae
John and
Terry
Mary Boehm
Fern
June Jahnke
Louis, Jr
Franklin Schnese
Arthur Schnege
Elizabeth Schnese
Kimberly
John Schnese
Green Bay
Ted Lamers
Robert Lamers
Marie Yao Hault
Jerry
Arlean Schnese
Don Foster
Little Chute
Dorothy Schnese
Appleton
Tabitha Society
Chas Foesch
Herman Gehrke
George Frailing
Eric Albers
Henry Schuster
Louis Steinke
Emil Krueger
Ray Schuster
Felton
Geraldine Neeck
500 Club
Otto Hartman
Mrs. Hartman
Hartman
HE. J. Buetter
E. J. Buettner
Richard Hggert
Hartman's
Caro cheese maker hosts six o'clock dinner party
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buss of Caro entertained at a six o'clock dinner party Saturday evening with chrysanthemums on the table. Local guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Braun and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Buettner. A note lists who attended and mentions Buss as a well known cheese maker at Caroline.
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Frank Buss
Caroline
Arthur Braun
BE. J. Buettner
Buss
Unusual fruit growth photographed in Coldwater area
A Special CFI photo by 5S. L. Hoyng for Shawano County Journal shows a freak fruit in Coldwater Ohio resembling an apple with quince hardness and pear-like markings. Seeds and all features are similar to a quince, grown on a burning thorn birah. The cause is undetermined and locals report no prior sightings of such a specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater
Ohio
Shawano County Journal
L. Hoyng
Pressing Hints Improve Home Seamed Garments
A Wisconsin expert urges frequent pressing with iron and needle to avoid a home made look. She describes a wool and muslin pressing cloth, how to make it, and proper use to prevent shine and iron marks while keeping motion during ironing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misslizabeth Birong
Wisconsin’ Couege of Agriculture
Shawano High Wins Northeastern Wisconsin Debate Meet
Shawano High School led by coach Donald Olson captured the regional Class B title at Shawano in a six victory, no loss run. Oconto won the A division with six straight wins while Kaukauna placed runner up in A and Clintonville and Kewaunee tied for second in B. Notable debaters include Sophomores Harry Thimke and Dick Rosenberg, Juniors Helen Steinke and Betty Borgan, and Seniors Robert Thimke and Jim Smith.
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Wisconsin
Shawano High School
Donald Olson
Algoma
Clintonville
Kaukauna
Neenah
New London
Kewaunee
Two Rivers
Oconto
Shawano
Kaukauna High School
Shawano Devate
Harry Thimke
Dick Rosenberg
Helen Steinke
Betty Borgan
Roy Sieber
Betty Grow
Kenneth Ainsworth
John Naber
Robert Thimke
Jim Smith
Gerald Baumeister
Irvin Druckrey
Mary Jane Rotiman
Northwestern back McGurn breaks center for nine yards
Special CFI photo from South Bend shows McGurn of Northwestern advancing through Notre Dame’s line for nine yards late in the game. Notre Dame holds to win 7 to 0 in the final minutes.
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South Ben
Ind
Shawano County Journal
H. G. Elmore
McGurn
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Mary Jane Hubert Sets Bowling Beauty Trend With Coif
Mary Jane Hubert nineteen year old bowling star wins national honors and debuts a new Bowling Coiffeure created by the Styles Committee of a hairdressers group. The gleaming hairstyle aligns with her rising fame and the sport’s fashion side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Hubert
Al Capone photographed by city paper after chase
Harrisburg reporters captured an exclusive image of Al Capone as he left prison gates in California. The paper tracked the six guards for miles and arranged a private hospital visit in Baltimore where Capone receives treatment for an illness at a cost of $0 per day.
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Harrisburg
al Capone
California
Baltimore
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Lawrence G. Peterson
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John Fermanich
Mattoon
Esther Kobs
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Neward
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Carl Raddant
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Bert Monroe
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Theo
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Sanderson
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Wm. Wolf
Grover Schumacher
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A. Richards
O. A. Reetz
Chas, Schroeder
Roy Sicher
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C. Hayter
Loretta Swen
Sara Mielke
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Hayter
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Herman Robloff
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