Atlantic Shopper News Roars Through Small Town
Local briefs from Anita report Mrs R It Supplee and Mrs TeeTy-dsogan shopping in Atlantic while unwell machin attractor owner Wemiall and family head to California for two months. Blaze at 241 Maple street caused a brief fire scare but extinguished. no property loss reported. Reverend and Mrs William Muck returned from Omaha with their son. Audubon county residents to attend a citizenship conference. water pressure cut for gate repairs at Fifth and Walnut. Alumni banquet attracts Leon Hill and Merle Wisster. both Atlantic natives now Nebraskan students. Attorney Swan visits Oshkosh and Milwaukee for commencement. local businessman Albert Bojens follows Rotary district news. Clarence Knutesen elected district governor.
Where To Go Tonight at the Atlantic American Legion Club
Verte Wilson leads a nine piece KMMI radio and dance orchestra at the Atlantic American Legion Club in the theater-lage showing The Desert Song starring Carlotta King. The program promises a late show with musical entertainment and dancing tonight.
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Weather brief unclear tonight likely hot and sunny
Forecast shows hot conditions tonight with predominantly sunny skies. Limited readable data suggests high temperatures and dry weather ahead.
Wilken Severely Injured in Somnambulism Jump
H H Wilken, suffering from somnambulism since youth, leaped from a second story window at his home on West Sixteenth Street while asleep. He fractured his left ankle, crawled to a neighbor, and was taken to Atlantic hospital for treatment.
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Death of Shenandoah man after horse kick
Shenandoah Ta June G Maxted 459 aged died after jaw infection from a horse kick twenty years ago. Infections delayed and operations failed to halt the illness. He was treated multiple times and returned home only recently before death.
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Twelve Pages of News Telegraph Advertisements Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists twelve pages of the News Telegraph with scattered notes on sections and advertising content. The garbled text hints at page counts and the importance of readers collecting all advertised items, but specifics are unreadable.
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President Hoover Tightens Federal Day Enforcement Proposal
President Hoover today urged tightening federal day enforcement of prohibition. He sent a message to Congress proposing appointing a new ministerial position to oversee enforcement and a national commission on law enforcement to survey all government activities. The plan seeks to strengthen border control and reallocate bureaus across departments, with recommendations for legislation at the start of the December session.
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Two fail to gain citizenship at cass county hearing
Seven applicants were granted citizenship in Cass County District Court this morning as J H Rode oversaw the naturalization examination. Two candidates Henry Nicholas Christensen Cumberland and Odds Peter Fughung Atlantic failed to qualify with Christensen denied for insufficient residence proof and Fughung deemed unfit for citizenship. Depositions will be used to prove Christensen spent a year in Ontario before a later naturalization.
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Henry Nicholas Christensen
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Peter Fughung
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Two Pennsylvania Banks Robbed in Separate Thefts
Pittsburgh dispatch reports two Pennsylvania banks robbed. Cornwell State Bank at Cornwell Heights looted of about 6,000 dollars, while Central City National Bank lost around 2,500. An armed gang wounded two citizens, and a posse pursued. Regular recovery of about 1,100 dollars is noted, with two suspects escaped.
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Playwright Samuel Janney Dies in Auto Crash
In a tragic automobile wreck in New York, a noted playwright identified as Samuel Janney is killed. The incident prompts investigations as details remain limited and authorities study the crash scene.
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Spar Shoots Self Then Walks Home After Crime
Charles Spar shot himself last evening in his home at 80 West Fourteenth Street with a 25 caliber pistol. He walked a mile to his residence, finished a crossword, then retired before informing family and summoning Dr. Becker. He was rushed to Atlantic Hospital in critical condition with chest and head wounds.
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Senators Ready to Switch Votes on Debenture Plan
Washington June 6 report senators prepared to reverse positions on the export debenture plan. The administration aims to send the compromise measure to the White House for Hoover's approval by next Wednesday after House passage. A new poll shows several senators likely to switch, potentially extending the debate into days as the plan heads back to the Senate.
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New US Currency Display Draws Local Attention
The new United States currency is shown at three banks where officials say limited quantities will be released into circulation. Denominations include the $1 note and others, with newer sizes and security features drawing interest from local residents visiting the banks to view the money.
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Reapportionment Battle Fizzles in Lower Chamber
Washington June Lary reports the House reversed Tuesday action by striking two amendments from the reapportionment bill that sparked bitter debate. The move revived hopes for early passage of the Steam Roller plan to redraw House seats after 1930. A Tilson led vote to eliminate Hoch and Tinkham amendments passed 212 to 0. Southern members faced split loyalties as some opposed reapportionment, fearing loss of seats, while others supported limiting aliens and excluding them from the census count used to determine representation.
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Jones Ejects County Attorney From Residence
In a local action brought by E. F. Jonas, former merchant, county attorney Ralph W. Cockehoot stands as defendant. The case was heard before Judge George Pennell with representation by Tom Di Silth. Proceedings commenced at 2 o'clock as part of the ongoing dispute in county court.
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Purdue Guilty of Hiring Athletes Says Coach
Chicago May 6 A new blast hits the Purdue case as Coach Everett Case accuses Purdue of paying athletes and soliciting proselyting, intending to prove misconduct to conference athletic commissioner Maj. John J. Geigtich. Purdue officials deny guilt and call for a formal investigation.
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Vesuvius Eruption Eases Sparing Terzigno Town
Reports say Mount Vesuvius activity has declined and the village of Terzigno was spared as lava streams engulfed nearby Pagani and other areas. Residents praised relief as towns feared devastation avoided by a narrow lava diversion.
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Murderer of Former Iowa Girl Committed Death by Own Action
Fragmented San Francisco dispatch reports a suspected note by William J Tallman tied to the murder of Mrs Virginia Patty of Sioux City. The derailed communication appears to be a hastily written draft found aboard the Admiral Benson with others aboard the steamship Pacific, prompting a police search and ongoing inquiries.
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Omaha business men oppose order to stop gambling
Omaha merchants, unhappy with the attorney general s gambling ban on the parimutuel track, met to discuss legal options. Representatives who met in Lincoln admitted efforts to rescind the order failed. Sponsors planned a possible temporary injunction to shield wagering at the track as meetings continued. Wayne Bullock, a local merchant, and his wife were visiting their son during the day.
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Apathy Seen Dooming Cass County Road Bond Issue
Cass County faces a likely defeat as voter apathy slows turnout for the 1 509 000 bond issue for county road paving. Early tallies show low, uneven votes across wards and towns including Anita Massena and Grant townships, with counties statewide already approving bonds. If approved, funds would pave 80 miles of roads and surface major highways, including routes 32 and 71.
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Greater Atlantic Club Picnic Dinner Attended Fully
The Greater Atlantic club picnic dinner at Sunny Side Park drew a large crowd. Coffee and ice cream were provided by the club. Prizes were awarded to two men, two women, and two children. Speakers included Harry B. Swan Father P. N. McDermott Albert Borens and Howard Marshall. committee members were Roy Metead M. E. Britton Ralph McCauley and Virt Anderson. Father McDermott urged Atlantic citizens to support the Fourth of July program and the American Legion Memorial building plans.
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Pork Consumption Hits Record High in United States
Chicago reports that Americans ate more pork and pork products last year than ever before, with about one and a half billion pounds consumed. Beef per person reached a low around 238 pounds, while pork and lard totals surpass prior records, according to the Institute American Meat Packers.
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