Main task is to keep U S out of war
Article argues in Washington, the public and several senators oppose lifting arms embargo and fear a European conflict could drag the U S into war. It urges adherence to neutrality, warns against repealing neutrality laws, and stresses Congress must stay out unless empowered by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Europe
Amerigan Congress
Senate
Aly
United States
Bridges
New Hampshire
Clark
Idaho
Roosevelt
Congress
Congressuust
Steven Bolles
Frst
Dis- Luigi
Wisconsin Rapids
United Staites
Overdriving Headlights Warns Highway Night Dangers
The piece warns drivers about risks of overdriving headlights at speed. It explains headlight range, stopping distances, and reaction time, noting that even with good lamps vision is limited. At 15 mph on a dark highway the stopping margin vanishes, increasing night accident risk and underscoring cautious speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big City
Night driving hazards exceed headlight reach in bad weather
Night driving hazards rise with rain snow dust or fog as braking distance grows beyond the headlamp beam.
Venturesome Capital Urged To Drive Job Creation
John W. Hanes, under secretary of the treasury, told Indiana Bankers Association that venturesome capital is essential to spur investment and jobs. He warned of a surplus of cautious capital and government policies that discourage risk, urging actions to restore courage for new enterprises and to sustain existing industries amid risks. He cited regulatory and tax policies that deter speculative ventures and noted the need for government to back bolder investment approaches to reduce unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrk
Wall Street
John W. Hanes
the Treasury
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Hanes
Economy urged to finish the debt fight with patience
The writer applauds Congress for cutting appropriations and blocking radical emergency measures. They urge further steps to eliminate deficits and align outgo with income, calling for a definite debt retirement plan and ongoing fiscal restraint to restore solvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Brace Up America Willkie call for pro growth plan
Arthur E. Morgan notes Willkie in the Atlantic Monthly urged a tax revision to spur investment, cut spending, and ease restrictive laws. He framed free enterprise as a liberty to be defended, arguing bipartisan support for a revitalization program to mobilize America with momentum and substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Monthly
Wendell L. Willkie
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Willkie
America
Shawano Woman's Club Sets Year of Drama and Travel Talks
The Shawano Woman's Club announces a varied season featuring drama, art, and chorus programs. Meetings open October 6 with a journalist talk, followed by travel lectures on Alaska Guatemala and Mexico, poetry and bird life talks, and a Founders' Day event. The club plans musical entertainment and a dramatic contest, with officers and committees listed for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano Woman's Club
Betty Cass
Madison State Journal
John Gordon
Alaska
Mueller
Persia
May Reynolds
Gretchen Colnik
Williamsburg
Helen Laffin Linley
Ruth Marie Iwen
Duane Schumaker
John Goergen
Guatemala
Marshal, Graff
Woman's Club
Grover Schumaker
Shawano
Robert Lewis
William Gruner
Leora Quinn
Carl Schneers
M. G. Eberlein
Clara Hussong
Green Bay Press Gazette
Wisconsin
Grover Meisner
Fenton Muehl
Virginia Oertel
Milton Eggert
Laurence Merkes
H. J. Calkins
Charlotte Reichel
Mil Ruprecht
Gertrude Zuch
Alvin Achten
Harold Shlimovitz
Jackie Tischer
Jacob Kiein
Harold Voland
Otto Reetz
Charles Veslak
V. C. Czeskleba
Gordon Peterson
David Farris
E. H. Ruprecht
Fiverett. . Thomas
Clifton Hayter
Paul Heinz
A. H. Blum
Civic and Welfare
A. R. Swen
Ways and Means
Samuel Chaimpson
Girl Scout Committee
Miss Dorothy Pingel OBrien Wedding Celebrated in Shawano
The ceremony occurred Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran with Rev E Burfeind officiating. Dorothy Pingel wed Donald OBrien before 125 guests at a reception at the Pingel home. Attendants included Keeth East and Louis OBrien. The couple will reside in the city where OBrien works at Lauerman_s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingel
Dorothy Pingel
Donald O’brien
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
E. Burfeind
O’brien
Joe O’brien
Richard Pingel
Shawano
Keeth East
Louis O’brien
Myrtle Katzenmeyer
Gordon Schmidt
Lohengrim
Edward Justman
Mrs. O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
Lauerman's
Miss Pingel
Shawano High School
Chaimson's
Herman Pingel
William Pingel
Gresham
Don Wene
Ronald Pingel
Milwaukee
Schmidt Groh Nuptials Solemnized at Ann Arbor
Orvel A. Schmidt son of Bowler residents and Miss Jane Addams Groh of Ann Arbor were married August 30 at the Saginaw cabin on Liberty Rd. in a 4:30 p.m. ceremony. Rev. Harold P. Marley officiated before a pine-decorated fireplace. The bride wore a grape shade crepe gown. matron of honor was Mrs. Clair A. Gorton in fairway green. Best man was G. E. Knapp of Ypsilanti. The couple plans a motor trip and will reside after Sept 15 at Summit Lake, Wis. Schmidt a forestry graduate. Groh a Mich. State Normal College alumna. A Detroit luncheon shower preceded the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvel A. Schmidt
Fred H. Schmidt
Bowler
Jane Addams Groh
S. Ashley St
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Saginaw Cabin
University Forestry Farms
Liberty Rd
Schmidt
University School of Forestry and Conservation
Harold P. Marley
Unitarian Church
Clair A. Gorton
Elizabeth
N. J
Jean Christy Groh
Miss Groh
Peninsula
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Summit Lake
Wis
Consolidated Power and Pulp Ca
G. Stephenson Groh
S. Ashley Sr
Michigan State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Alpha Sigma Tau
Washington Junior High School
Port Huron
J. L. Hudson
Detroit
Embarrass Berndt Schmidt Nuptials At Embarrass Church
Miss Evelyn Berndt wed Leonard Schmidt on Saturday September 2 at 7 PM in Embarrass Lutheran Church. Rev List officiated beside a bouquet filled altar. The bride wore aqua blue net with veil and colonial bouquet. Guests totaled 185 for supper and reception at the bride’s home. The couple plans to reside in Embarrass where Schmidt operates a sawmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Berndt
Leonard Schmidt
List
Mntheran
Embarrass
Gust Berndt
Vera Berndt
Willard Schmidt
Harvey Schmidt
Carl Berndt
Howard Schmidt
Mr. Schmidt
August Schmidt
MISS RUTH ENG BECOMES BRIDE OF EME BUSCH
Miss Ruth Eng former stenographer at Caspar Wallrich Insurance tied the knot with Emil Busch of Hortonville at Bonduel Lutheran church in a 4 PM ceremony. Rev. Walter J. Plischke officiated the single ring wedding. The couple plans to live in Hortonville after a trip to Upper Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Eng
Caspar Wallrich Insurance Agency
Emil Busch
Hortonville
Bonduel
Walter J. Plischke
Hdna Eng
Omar Wolfgram
Ronduel
Harry Eng
Navarino
Bonduel High School
Busch
Shawano High School
Mrs. Busch
Upper Michigan
Mr. Busch
Miss Agnes Bohm and Otto Bahr United in Slarrriage
Miss Bohm and Otto Bahr wed in a double ring ceremony at St James Lutheran Shawano with Rev Walter Schroth officiating. Bridesmaids wore dresses like the bride. a wedding supper followed at Mrs Albert Bohm's in Keshena and the couple will reside in Kelgena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Bohm
Otto Bahri
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Shawano
Walter M. Schroth
Ervin Gehm
Jean Fischer
Ergin Behm
Arnold Bohm
Albert Bohm
Keshena
Kelgena
Pioneer of Pella Is Taken by Death
Mrs. William Buss Sr., 77, longtime Pella resident, died September 5 at her son Walter’s home from a heart ailment. Born January 26, 1862 in Germany, she immigrated as a child and married William Buss in 1882. Survived by children, siblings, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM at St. Immanuel’s Lutheran Church with Rev. Tornow officiating. The article also notes the 1939 federal seed act taking effect in 1940, regulating imported seeds and weed-free content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buss
Pella
Walter
Marie Latrize
Germany
America
Augusta
Louis Conradt
Navarino
Alvina
Ben Schmidt
Caroline
Ted
Reinold
Withee
Art
Marion
Wiliam
Paul
Matilda Zahn
Wisconsin dairy queen Ruth Vinger named 1938 winner
Ruth Vinger an 18 year old farm girl from Lafayette county was crowned Wisconsin dairy queen 1938 after beating 63 counties’ entrants, including 4 H members, at Dairy Day. She milks on the Winger farm each night and attends the state college of agriculture this month to study home economics, currently on a goodwill tour to the West with stops at the San Francisco world’s fair, California state fair, Sacramento and the Grand Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Hberlein
Langlade
Deer Farm
Ruth Melendy
Lois Theis
Belle Schmidt
Geraldine Black
Loren Hotz
Jack Kuchuk
Ed Sommers
Walter Eberlein
Ruth Vinger
Ralph
Vinger
Arsyle
Dartington
Lafayette County
Ruth
Fayette 4-H
State College of Agriculture
West
San Francisco
Sacramento
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Exams Announced for Federal Civil Service Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces openings for junior custodial officers at 1560 a year and higher grade posts including chief budget and principal budget examiners in the executive office of the president. Age limits range from 21 to 55 years with applications due September 12 15 1939 in various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Prisons
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Bureau of the Budget
Myear
Quartermaster Corps
War Department
Quartermaster Depot
Philadelphia
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Safety Manners and Courtesy on the Road and Sidewalk
Safety columnist Fred W. Braun asks why men show courtesy to women in elevators and buildings but crowd women driving cars. He argues courtesy should extend to driving, noting risk when women are bold, and warns crab grass thrives when lawns are cut too closely and often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Braun
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Arthur E. Morgan
Shawano Woman’s Club
Dorothy Fingsl
Adolph Tuma
Anaheim
California
Ed Buettner
Schmidt-Groh
Berndt-Schmidt
Eme. Busch
John Hoffman
Bonduel Sunay
Miss Pearl Kielar
Henry Czahor
Pearl Kielar
Pulaski
Sobieski
M. Kropichowski
Mary Peters
Stephany Kielar
Jeanette Czahor
Rosalie Kielar
Johnny Peters
Frank Czahor
John Kielar
Albert Kielar
Stanley Czanor
Agnes Borm
Otto Bahr
Albert Habeck
Tommy Thompson
Charles Roepke
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Albert Osborn
A. S. Humphrey
R. C. Cantwell
George Klosterman
Louis Hoeffs
Mary Hazeltine
M. F. Brewer
Kenneth Martin
Velda Morrow
Charles Sipps
Green Bay
Lucy Priem
Mildred Olson
Friem
Lucille Kemper
Viola Lieg
Miss Olson
John A. Menacher
Sacred Heart Church
New Murdock Hotel
Dairy Queen
U.S. Civil Service Com
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