Many Dead in Nebraska Storms
Council Bluffs, Iowa, faced widespread flooding that cut direct rail links to the east. eight railroads serving the city were disrupted, with flood detours and washouts blocking main lines to Chicago and St Louis. A temporary route via Omaha and Blair was attempted by the Northwestern railroad.
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Local News Briefs and Return Home Highlights
A compilation of small items notes residents returning from trips to Minnesota and Lincoln, a Cass County 4-H candidate for state office, local resignations and legal outcomes, visiting relatives, upcoming picnics, and community events across Atlantic. Names include Fuhlendorf Pogge Seivert Beckwith, Van Aernam, Madden, Destler Campbell Retz Schultz Bailey Powers Lang Pilmer Hoffman Green.
Local court fines and life membership granted
Leonard J. Carroll of Atlantic and Darwin Potter of Oakland faced fines for improper equipment and missing operator licenses. Amanda Wissler of 1109 Chestnut earned life membership in the Iowa State Education Association. Cub Pack 35 set a Wednesday 6:30 PM picnic at Sunny Side Park with a 5:15 game start.
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Atlantic
Justice Court
Darwin Potter
Oakland
Amanda Wissler
Chestnut Street
Iowa State Education Association
Misa Wissler
Wil
Sunnyside Park
Residents and visitors head to Ozarks and camps
Mr. Sorensen plans a six week vacation while Oscar Col and family of San Francisco tour Cass County en route to the Ozarks to settle there. Former resident Collate, a veteran of merchant marine and navy service, survived a Okinawa typhoon and recent hospitalization. Miss Opal McKeeman and club leaders return from the 18th annual Cass County 4-H convention at Iowa State College with eleven girls including Lucille Brewer and Phyllis Robinson. Miriam Goddard departs for Boston to serve as Bob O Link Camp counselor and to visit Dean and Mrs Goddard. Carolyn Goddard attends junior high camps and Bible school work in rural Nebraska after Doane College graduation.
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San Francisco
Ozarks
Mr. Collate
Merchant Marine
Okinawa
Navy
Opal McKeeman
County Extension Home
Robert Groves
Massena
Louie Winston
Griswold
Cass
Supreme Court Rules Lea Act Constitutional
The Supreme Court today upheld the Lea act known as the anti Petrillo law as constitutional. The decision preserves the government’s ability to regulate labor and entertainment ties in the state.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Upholds Conviction of Union Officials
The U S Supreme Court today affirmed the conviction of Joseph Fay and James Bove labor union officials for extorting funds from construction contractors. The defendants challenged the trial jury as unconstitutional claiming it failed to reflect the upper economic and social strata.
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Supreme Court
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Quake in Frisco Shakes City for Four Minutes
A moderate undulatory earthquake struck San Francisco and surrounding areas for about four minutes starting at 3 29 p m yesterday causing limited damage with no immediate reports of serious injuries or major structural failures.
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San Andreas Quake Hits Monterey Bay Area
A quake from the San Andreas Fault rattled structures causing minor damage with windows broken and dishes jolted from shelves. The tremor was felt as far south as Monterey Bay, about 90 miles away.
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Monterey Bay
Filipino Chef Hangs Self in Bar Harbor Cell
A 65 year old Filipino chef employed by novelist Mary Roberts Rinehart for 26 years hanged himself in a Bar Harbor police cell while awaiting court action on an assault with intent to murder charge connected to an attack on the writer at her summer home Saturday. Medical examiner Dr Morrison ruled the death.
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Bar Harbor
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Death ruling cites Alan Reyes as contributing factor due to temporary insanity
The report states that the deceased died by his own action and that temporary insanity was a contributing cause with Alan Reyes named in the context of the ruling.
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Board of Supervisors
Milo Hubbard
Alan Reyes
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