Wisconsin payroll hits 1 million under Johnson's directorship
Madison Wis The Industrial Commission lauds Director Robert C Johnson of Fond du Lac for efficient Civil Works administration. Payroll totals surged from 200000 to over 1 million in weeks, benefiting 85000 workers statewide and boosting local business as praised by state and county staff.
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Madison
Wis
Industrial Commission
Robert C. Johnson
Fond du
Wisconsin
buector Johnson
Johnson
Intsrnal Commission
Wismasin
mutual commission
Civil Works Administration
Fond du Lac
Aubrey Willams
J H L Hopkins
commission
Willams
Hopkins
Washington
Denver Hold-Up Nets $10000 In Bank Job
Five gunmen robbed a downtown Denver deli and beer parlor securing more than $10,000. Police pursued the bandits after a gunfight that wounded one he fled in a car carrying cash. A patrolman reported shots fired and one bandit fatally wounded as the getaway car sped away.
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Denver
Mic Cola
UPI
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fis
Satman
rod eat Lee Meekman
ano Cole
thor gins
Lawrence Cook
vee
ardit yogi
buiness
Cook
Yani
Breq
Governor Schmedeman Opens National Cheese Week in Green Bay
Governor A G Schmedeman spoke in Green Bay to formally open National Cheese Week, noting Wisconsin produces about sixty six percent of US cheese and praising states observing the event as part of a farmers’ conference agenda. The address was delivered between December 11 and 16 and outlined the cheese week’s significance for Wisconsin.
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Green Bay
A. G. Schmedeman
Iowa
Wisconsin
United States
Committee Appoints Nine For County Centennial Effort
County board chairman C F Bemis announces a special committee to coordinate with the centennial celebration planned for 1934. Supervisors Gunderson Truttscheld Van Driest Franzen Gregoire and Leberman join with two more appointees to oversee county interests during the new court house project and centennial preparations. The dedication is planned during the centennial year.
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C F. Bemis
Fnday
Andrew Gunderson
E. E. Truttscheld
John P Van Driest
Bemus
court house
Gunderson
Walter H. Sprangers
Bemis
Gerhard Franzen
N. J Gregoire
Sheboygan county
George W. Leberman
Gregoire
Mr. Leberman
Woman Killed In Appleton Accident
Mrs A E Parnell aged 36 was killed when the car she rode in crashed into a telephone pole in Appleton Wisconsin. Driver was Loren Crmeimer of Waupaca.
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Appleton
Appleton, Wis
A E Parnell
Loren 3meimer
Waupacas
Elks Set Memorial Rites For Absent Brothers
Memorial day services by the Elks will be aired on Station WHBL The Sheboygan Press from 2 to 230 p m Sunday Attorney David Rabin ovitz will give the memorial address officers will perform the ritual Melwin Peacock will play suitable music The event honors members who died in the past year
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Elks
Special Wisconsin Legislature to Convene Monday
Madison 18 the mecca today for lawmakers as a special session opens Monday called by Gov. Schmedeman to enact liquor control and taxation laws after repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Senate and assembly proceed with routine openings and election of officers, with possible amendments to the governor’s agenda.
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W J BOLLENBECK
Madison
Wis
mecca
Wisconsin
A G Schmedeman
senate
Guy Thos. J. O'Malley
R A. Cobban
Schmedeman
assembly
John J. Slocum
Wausau
Cornelius T. Young
Milwaukee
John Slocum
Geo. C. Faust
Osh~Kosh
Man Loses CWA Paycheck After Work Shift
Harry Paska of 1112 Broadway avenue, unemployed until recently, lost his United States treasurer CWA paycheck for $6.05 after a Friday shift. Disbursing officer Hugo A Klemm appeals for its return and warns against forged endorsements. Banks and city hall are alerted as efforts continue to locate the missing voucher 55316.
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Harry Paska
Broadway avenue
Paska
Hugo A Kiemm
CWA
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Reiss company
Klemm
United States treasurer
city hall
Self-Government for Indians Urged by Collier Visit
United States Commission of Indian Affairs aims to complete self-government for American Indians. John Collier, with Senators Ryan Duffy and James Hughes, visited Wisconsin to study the Menominee and speak to the tribal council and Madison Women’s clubs. He said Indians must gain more freedom and work with the government for lasting self-rule. The Menominee hold great potential based on resources and cooperative effort. Continued on page 4.
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United States Commission of Indian Affairs
John Collier
commission
Wisconsin
Collier
United States
Ryan Duffy
Fond du Lac
James Hughes
be Pere
Madison Women's clubs
Cother
Manufacturers Turn About To Back Roosevelt
The National Association of Manufacturers, once critical of recovery and monetary programs, approved the New Deal in general at its annual convention. Delegates backed stabilizing the dollar on a gold basis soon, saying monetary adjustment is vital to the president's recovery plan.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Roosevelt
industrial’ group
Hugh 3
Johnson
association
NRA
United States
Court Upholds Manitowoc Barber Ordinance
Manitowoc municipal court judge O T. Bredesen upholds the new barber ordinance setting shop hours. Henry A. Levenhagen, fined $5 for a violation, will appeal arguing the rule forces his hotel barber shop to close early for transient guests.
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Manitowoc
O T. Bredesen
Milwaukee Teenager Consents to Jaw Infection Surgery
A Milwaukee 17 year old Irene Kwiatkowski with eight year osteomyelitis of the jaw gains consent for a free operation after a dispute with her mother over consent. Father reports a domestic injury during the dispute. Surgeon M N Federspeil to perform the procedure to halt jaw closure and infection progress.
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Milwaukee
Anna Kwiatkowski
Benjamin
Irene
Kwiatkowski
M. N. Federspeil
Liquor Wholesaling Codes Signed by Roosevelt and Distillers
President Roosevelt signed codes for liquor wholesaling and rectifying industries today. Distillers also signed a marketing agreement and forwarded the document to Secretary Wallace for his signature. The distillers' code had been signed by the president a fortnight earlier.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
Boatmen's Guide for Upper Lakes Weather Update
Gentle southeast to south winds prevail with occasional stowable conditions tonight and Sunday. Cloudy weather expected in southern Michigan Sunday with limited visibility and cooler temperatures.
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Upper Lakes
Michigan
Tax Levy Increased Over 1932 in County Board Session
County Board adjourned sine die after disposing all business with a small tax levy rise over last year. Finance report notes emergency money borrowing plan for delinquent taxes, tracking over 300000 in the list, 200000 created this year. County highway buys six trucks to avoid new levy.
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county Board of supervisors
finance committee
Sheboygan
County Clee
William Birkle
Birkle
county board
John Plekenpol
Gerhard Franzen
Franzen
Marthe Miller
civil service works
county highway committee
Bang
peti
Mary Pickford Starts Suit To Gain Freedom
Hollywood legends Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks filed for divorce in a concise legal filing marking the end of a marriage once hailed as Hollywood’s perfect romance. The filing confirms the split after years of publicized devotion, with Pickford describing the separation in formal terms as their union comes to a close.
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Mary Pickford
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks
Miss Pickford
Doug
Mary
Fairbanks
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