Red Oak Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Court Opens
Red Oak residents report visitors including N W Burke and A B Miller from Murray. Local figures travel to Ames to bring daughter Rita home from Iowa State College. The Cass county district court opens for default cases, Judge Mants presiding, with Friday as default day.
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Teo Ames
H. C. Thompson
City
Ames
Rita
Lews State College
Ceourtto
Cass County District Court
H. J. Mants
Audubon
Newsy Brevity From Extra and Nearby Visitors
Flora Rendleman a county superintendent visited Joan Voss in Jones hospital after an appendectomy. Travel notes cover visits from Minnesota and California, departures to Easton Missouri, and a Zenith radio dealers convention in Omaha. Civil service exams for Missouri river work announced. 4-H picture contest winners named. Eastward trips planned to New York World’s Fair and Washington. A Sioux City car dealer sale yields $1,400 from safe crack.
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Flora Rendleman
Extra
Audubon County
Gail
Robert Young
Omaha
Zenith Radio
East
Mary Louise Pine
West Tenth Street
The
Amy Rohacek
Technical High School
Virginia Allyn
Oakland
Washington, D.C
Pine
Rohacek
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Allyn
Connecticut
Betty Jensen
Ben Jensen
Citywide Rain Shower Delights Residents After Heat
Atlantic experiences a heavy afternoon rain totaling 0.78 inches by 4 p m with lightning and hail in spots. No damage reported as the storm, starting at 2 50 p m, soaks the city, marking the heaviest single day rainfall since last November and nearly equaling May totals.
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Atlantic
Spinster Rose Neary Found Slain In Wet Side Apartment
Chicago police probe the murder of 50 year old Rose Neary a wealthy spinster found strangled by an electric cord at her Wet Side residence. Neighbors say she was not disturbed by visitors and investigators consider a frequent guest theory. Friends reported her missing after she failed to attend church.
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Chicago
Rose Neary
Storm Rages Through Twin Cities in Severe Weather
A violent storm battered St Paul and Minneapolis with winds near 60 mph, uprooting trees, snapping wires, and destroying windows. Torrential rain halted auto and streetcar travel as large areas lost power and communication. Rain totals reached five inches in parts of northwestern Minnesota and eastern North Dakota.
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St. Paul
Minn
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Weather Bureau
NLRB orders new hearing in CIO packing case
The NLRB overturned its examiners in a sweeping ruling and ordered a fresh hearing on CIO charges against 16 California packing companies. The move hurdles CIO union efforts to organize West Coast plants industry wide, preserving plant-by-plant contracts for now.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
California
United Cannery, Agricultural Packing and Allied Workers Union
West Coast
First Mediums and the Fox Family Spirits in Hydesville
The modern spiritualistic movement began in 184 in Hydesville New York after the Fox family reported knocks from the spirit world. Kate Fox and her sister Margaret started interpreting these messages and are regarded as the first mediums.
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Fox
Hydesville
N. Y
Kate Fox
Margaret
The News Telegraph News Tone Shaped for Readers
The page captures a bustling hometown paper with brief dispatches on civic events, local meetings, sports results, and community notices. It reflects period voice, prioritizing immediacy, named places, people, and actions in compact summaries.
Germany Reassures Estonia and Latvia on Independence
Berlin reports German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop assured Estonia and Latvia of respect for their independence. The pledge followed the signing of bilateral non-aggression pacts between Germany and each government, part of Roosevelt’s call for ten year peace guarantees for weaker nations.
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Berlin
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Estonia
Latvia
Germany
Velt
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Chevrolet
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Sara Hartington
Easton
Blake Williamson
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W. H. Tate
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United States Civil Service Commission
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Cass Clover Club
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
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