Officer Still Carrying On War in African Desert
A desolate tale from the World War era centers on Lieutenant Erich von Latzen, a former Ulan Guard officer now in the French African wastes. He continues to act on wartime orders from 1915, awaiting the return of Commander Probster and chasing a delayed armistice that never reached him.
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Clues scarce in Brainard man’s death case
Sheriff Tom Roberts searches for identity of a man found dead in Brainard Nebraska with limited clues a small pocket knife and a razor. Navy ties noted but details scarce as investigation continues for a probable death determination and origin of the body.
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Tom Roberts
Man Found Dead at Charred Building in Unsolved Slaying
Sheriff Roberts and County Attorney believe a 45 year old hitchhiker was slain, with tracing of a knife and razor from manufacturer to purchaser. Investigators pursue leads on motive and possible suspect Faree Apert for any money involved.
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Farm Board Faces Senate Inquiry and Airing of Complaints
Washington November 5 The Senate agriculture committee plans a wide airing of Farm Board actions with November 24 hearings. McNary leads inquiry calling board members and organized agriculture to testify. Proposals include possible supplementary legislation to the farm marketing act and scrutiny of loans and policies affecting millers and cotton, drawing Southern criticism.
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Murray
Oklahoma
Shallenberger Seeks Reelection in Redrawn District
Omaha Democrat Ashton C. Shallenberger announces he will seek reelection in the fourth district after reapportionment. His platform calls for a 25 percent cut in salaries of all government employees earning over $2,000 annually, including Congress and the president.
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Alma
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Farm Bureau Meeting Draws Members To Stout County Event
STOUX FALLS Mov Special Hundreds of Farm Bureau members and others from across the state convene November 11 the Armistice day second day of the fourteenth annual Bureau Federation with plans for a banquet and program featuring Governor Warren Green and leaders from The American Farm Bureau Federation The schedule includes committee chairs meetings community singing and talks on the farmer's duties to organizations the Farm Board program and extension service relations followed by an insurance program for agriculture and an evening address titled Looking Ahead by Ch Ekle director of the Lincoln County Farm Bureau orchestra and other regional speakers
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Wilson
Chicago
National Livestock Marketing Az
Brown County Farm Bureau
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Bloomington
State College Dance Visit Delights Campus Play
The state college hosted a dance visit featuring a campus play that showcased student performers and invited guests. The event highlighted campus arts and provided an engaging evening of choreography and theatre.
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Noted Dancer Sued by Illinois Farmer over Pig Welfare
Farmer William Schroeder of Walleegan Illinois sues Irene Castle McLaughlin and Mia McLaughlin for 10000 alleging cruelty to pigs. The case centers on claims the animals were starved and deprived of proper care after an incident last May.
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William Schroader
Wheeling TL
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Mia McLaughlin
Schroeder
Cut and Malicious Prosecution Case Noted
A fragmentary report cites a justice of the peace denying a lawsuit dismissed amid charges of grander and malicious prosecution. The wording is garbled but indicates a legal action involving alleged cruelty and a court district referred to as yesterday.
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Erie
Bulows Prepare to Go to Washington for Opening Congress
Beresford Nov 5 7 Senator and W J Bulow were preparing to leave today for Washington to begin work at Congress opening the first Monday in December. They will drive through southern Ohio and visit the senator's birthplace where he has relatives. He had nothing to say on national issues. His son W J Bulow Jr has been in Washington since March as his father's secretary.
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