Senate opens amid seating dispute and policy push
The chamber averted a preplanned fight over Senator Gerald Nye's seating as colleagues moved to refer the issue to the privileges and elections committee. With that settled, the Senate organized its officers, mourned the deaths of four members, and prepared to address major items including a tax bill, American adherence to the world court, and related legislative priorities.
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Gerald P. Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Privileges and Lecthons Committee
Frazier
Wis
Thayer Weezel
Wee
Tawes
Unis
Senate
Eawin PL ‘Thayer
Indianapolis
Lenrnot
Geo Vat He Would Sour Ask Inal
Culogler
Fravier
Senator Ladd
North
Tyakot
Congress
Wisconsin
House
Minnesota
New York
Gellery Nowe
Finance Committee
International Court of Justice
Hague
Codge
Mavrh
Swanson World Court
Waukesha Artists to Perform on Radio Program
Waukesha artists join a radio program Tuesday evening originating from Milwaukee State College. The lineup includes Anthony Olinger Karane Mrs Walter Irel and a century quartet with Curt Callow Lak win and Philter Curtis. The artists will broadcast between 5 and 8 o clock.
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Waukesha
Tay
Cilho Atetlon Uielie
Uus City
Vashia
Anthony Olinger
Karane
Walter Irel
Wil
Curt Callow
Eh Lakwin
Philter Curtis
War limitations did not limit in China
Fragmented OCR notes describe a military clash near Makdon with General Chang and Tsodiy, reporting heavy casualties and enemy forces dominant. The text is garbled and unattributed, but implies a decisive confrontation with significant tolls on both sides and calls for further assessment of the war’s impact.
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China
Chang
Makdon
Insurrection Troubles Touch High Officials in Far East
Reported turmoil and claims of royalist insurrection spread from Mukden to the broader area. Chang Tao attends the nome sudetle amid disputes as heavier issues arise from the Mei Hiet incident. Freeman all brinu results.
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Chang Tao
Huartes
Styethed Ag
Sirtender
Feck Wits
Notes of Women of the Farm Bureau events and gatherings
Notes describe the Winter carnival togs show, a Christmas display of house decorating hints, and an Enterprise post showing. Mrs Schumacher hosts a charivari party for Mr and Mrs Barton with games, cards, and refreshments. Further notices list Rotary, Missionary Society, and community baskets for needy families.
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Wieneke
Farm Bureau
Lyle's Music Store
A. C. Schumacher
al Barton
James More
John Biegeman
Emma
John Gieneke
Mac
Will Werning
Sirs
Harvey Kutz
Charles
Pur Wulug
Eelen Gieneke
Emil Fentz
George
Laure Werning
Ann Whl Llertian Klug
Hartwell
Misa Grace Pitzka
Daniel Plerner
IE Plerner
Wiliam Mietke
Lawnsdale Rotary
Chris Revhelm
Waller Williams
Bethesda Missionary Society
Neely
Lariuce
Jerusalem
Bethesda
Lou
Moriah
Bethany
Ottawa
Dousman
Genesee
Henry Waylett
Taylett
Genesee Farms Establish Central Employment Bureau
Geneese Farms, with operations in Wisconsin and Illinois, have created a centralized employment bureau in their Chicago office to coordinate field, barn, and bottling departments. A monthly house organ will inform employees about department and farm happenings, aiming to reduce misunderstandings across the system.
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Qenaser
T. P
Eyatem
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant_ Mew
Brook Ifill
Gene.ree Depot
Wis
Accady
Chicago
Bethesda Junior Missionary Group Reorganizes for Year
The Bethesda Junior Missionary group met at the church Sunday morning and reorganized for the coming year. Mrs John Burke and Mrs John E Jones head C B patniyile P TA meetings at Point School Thursday night December 10. A school program will be followed by a basket social. Westmorland PTA met Friday night. Home talent program praised. large crowd despite bad weather. January committees listed: program D J Howell Edward Burke Clarence Swartz refreshments Mrs Arthur Jones Mrs Harold Green and Dello Mocco. Radio grams added, written and read by Mrs D J Howell and Neil Smith.
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Bethesda
John Burke
John E. Jones
C. B. Patniyile P. TA
Thureiay
Westmorelan
D. J. Howell
Edward Burke
Clarence Swartz
Arthur Jones
Mfrs
Harold Green
Dello Mocco
Neil Smith
No More Shiny Noses Beauty Powder Ad
An ad touts a new Franco process cosmetic powder that resists perspiration and sweat, promises a pore free velvety complexion, and claims to stay on until removal. Marketed as pure and fine by a department store.
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Store Ady
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Cooper
Congressien
Cunirman Green
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Snaus
E. L. Walrabenstein
Freeman All Brinu
Whis Bank
Chih
National Exchange Bank
the Farm Bureau
Genesee Farms
John Jones