Kidnapping of Two Atchison County Officers
Two Atchison County Sheriff Hemman G Breccnsteiner and Deputy Deatt James were abducted about 2 PM Monday ten miles south of Rock Port. They were compelled to drive the sheriff’s car north to Nebraska, then back through several towns before release near South Brouz City. Neither officer was harmed. a ransom-like gesture and a money bag were involved, with the car later recovered.
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Hemman G
Breccnsteiner
Deatt James
Atchison County
Rock Port
Bhenandinho
Sidney
Missouri River
Nebraska City
Lincoln
Columbus
Norfolk
South Brouz City
Dean Jones
Jones
Nishosesina
Brecenmeiner
James
Troyas
Mount Lagr
Anathaer Tole
Hamburgs graduates return home for summer
A list of students returning from colleges and universities across the region includes Marie Castleman from the University of Town and Richard Finhel from Tarkia College, among others. The piece notes various campuses and names, with a chaotic OCR crowding and some garbled phrases about a storefront liquor crash on Milly Street and a damaged window.
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Raya Clark Danley
Jymaha-Duchesne College
Chare Jortneye
Creighton University
Bil Bata Murphy
Wibriska Style ‘Normal
Peru
June Wena, Verma Gubser
Traway in Ghee and Kat Cirwdge Arvanved Toro Tev
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Traway in Ghee and Kat Cirwdge with references to locations Os Une st oltias Badurdig Andrente and a 240 ma 7530 program. unclear sequence, but hints at a named event or persons and a technical term.
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Une
Oltias
Badurdig
Andrente
Riverside Canning Posts 300000 Tomato Plants Acreage Boost
Riverside Canning contracts 200 acres for tomatoes for this year’s pack. Backward growing conditions forced most plants to be shipped in, delaying transplanting. Frank Wasde notes the 300000 plant figure, implying a large shortfall and potential seasonal unemployment. Castleman forecasts a single-product season if NRA codes hold.
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Riverside Canning Company
Une Josal Bede
Frank Wasdewa
Castleman
NRA
Banefil Hein
Hamburg Hospital Notes Report Local Cases
Miss Vesin Yost of Bartlet recovered from an acute appendectomy and returns home. Barns of Hemburg, operated on last Tuesday, convalesces. Cait of Los Angeles injured in a bus accident was hospitalized, died next morning. Orman Paddock received treatment for an infected hand. Raym Beam, Riverion, spent time at Dowpstad for treatment. Master Harry Hinter and Master Hoy Miler recovering from appendectomies. Wanda of Tavor operated for acute appendicitis. Normis Let Bleckoun rushed for X-ray after being struck by a car. Mrs Ida Lester admitted for surgical treatment.
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Vesin Yost
Bartlet
Ma's
Vernon
Barns
Hemburg
Draite
Los Angeles
Cait
Orman
Imaraviiz
Riverion
Harry Hinter
Hamuury
Hoy Miler
Wanda
Tavor
Bleckoun
Thurman
Ida Lester
Rock Port
Mings
Sixteen Nurt in Bus Crash Near Sidney
A bus carrying passengers skidded on a highway near Sidney at 2 pm Friday. One passenger died next day in Hamburg after internal injuries. driver and others suffered minor injuries. The crash caused the bus to overturn and slide into an embankment amid heavy rain and mud. Local officials and mayor's party visited Des Moines to discuss PONE program projects.
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Sidney
H. V. Drake
Los Angelen
Cutt
Hamburg
M. Willames
Omaha
Bidney
Riverton School Holds Farewell for Mister Mayers
In a small Riverton event held at the station this year, Mr. Mayers said farewell with a brief ceremony. Attendees included Comins and Mapes and other local residents, marking the end of an era at the school.
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Sidney Behav
Riverton
Cates
Elias
Mr. Mayers
Memorial Day observances at Mt Olive Hamburg and Mt Lion cemeteries
Memorial Day services were conducted at Mount Olive and Mount Lion cemeteries with semigoss readings and prayers by local clergy. Afternoon programs at Hamburg cemetery featured the Hamburg High School band, led by Sherman-Brick, with a sermon on remembrance and patriotism. The address reflected on sacrifices of soldiers and sailors, the meaning of freedom, and the enduring obligation to uphold the Golden Rule in dealing with nations.
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Mt. Olive
Mrt
Lion Cent
al Oan Legion
I Cy. Batties
Hamburg
Hamdure High School
Bherman — Brick
Lagan
Simon
Renu
Thas
Axel
Uae
Reunion rumors mingle with radio ties across Hamburg NY
The article notes scattered discussions of reunions for former Hamburg residents in the west, with Mrs Frankie Gunnar returning from New York after radio contacts. She and William Okrent attended a Pennsylvanian Hotel event with Hal Kemp and his orchestra, where Russell Case was a member. Irene Binger, daughter of Will Tvinger, joined Mrs Gunnar’s group in New York. A local man, John Auld, is doing summer radio work in northern Maine.
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Tgamburges'y
United Biter Traxs
Quizem
Frankie Gunnar
New York
Hugh Nnne Iy
Wiliam Okrent
Pennnslvania Hotel
Hal Kemp
Wich
Russell Case
Kemp
Russell
Irene Binger
Will Tvinger
Thin Place
Ts Aia
Gannar
John Auld
Eat
The Colonial Show promises Pridey and Fowler double bill
At the Colonial this week guests will see May Praston Fowler in Borangeta and Pree For lér with Idle Lee and Melvyn Dallalan in The People's Enemy. The program blends thrill and romance with strong performances and a lively late-evening atmosphere.
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May Praston Fowlerit
Borangeta
Pree Forlér
Lee
Melvyn Dallalan
Caid
Ude
Unely
Jany Sears
Stu
Ae White
Elenius
Barnum
Fragmented OCR notes on local event and people
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and activities with unclear context. It references individuals such as Thad and Lipton Gore and describes dates, events, and actions in a vague, preliminary form. The text lacks coherent structure or verifiable details.
Clover Blossom Club Met for May Day Sewing Demo
The Clover Blossey club met at Maxine Keys home on May 2 for a full day session. Members drafted the yearly program, selected curtain material, and a demonstration on making curtains was led by Miss Ralph Mixon. A brief adjournment followed light refreshments.
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Wresett
Mat Atternoot
Mie
Ralph Mixon
Etten
Talk Given on Tabor College by Gidney Leader
Hon Clark Howard of Gidney spoke before the Kiwanis about opening Tabor College. He outlined a self help plan to start with 100 students, offering seven hundred courses, and a four year college. Tuition would be 30 per quarter with work hours, dairy processing and oil ventures supporting the institution. The town would own buildings. community efforts and veterans groups showed support, aiming for aJuly organization meeting and a future second talk after initial steps.
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Clark Howard
Gidney
Smouths
Atty
Ruments
Additon
Prade
Athena
Tabor
Lytte Ride
Bt Heid
Quescent
Surechors
Stata
Tewit Agerica
Legion
Thele
College Movant
Maui Anh
Unin
Mir
Clark
Movie Stir in Mambtro and Local Film Sightings
Tylo Talbot Ed Hiseen and Prank Parker are noted figures in a community film scene with visits to Hambting and multiple film events. Parker promoted a park in West Point of the Air shown last week while Talbot plans to return for a MarvONAD appearance. An opening at Hermat Salsiity and a new Beanany Food Blora venue are announced with a reception and free cotter for guests.
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Mambtro
Tylo Talbot
Talbot
Talos
Omizha
Margaret
Golden
Golenlal
Hys Pletires
Hermat
Friedmany
Stallard
Sodanan
Ambury
Cone
Purons and Parsons Wedding Notice in Brownville
Awinard Purons married Leonard Parsons in Brownville Nebraska on Monday. Parsons to start work in Nevada at his father’s silver mine. Leonard is a graduate from local schools and well regarded by the community. Best wishes sent to the newly joined couple.
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Awinard Purons
Leonard Parsons
Criteri Roberts
Brownville
Nebr
Lavelonk
Revada
Eonard
May Weather Report From Fragmented Text
The report notes precipitation amounts near 1 inch and more in parts, with variable cloudiness and breezy southeast winds. It records a notably wet day on May 27 and outlines observed temperatures around 69 to 38 degrees with wide fluctuations, reflecting chaotic OCR data.
Fragmentary notes on weather and people in disrupted text
Incomplete and garbled lines mention rain and people with unclear names. Several phrases resemble names like Me, Mas, Vy Phithaniwiten, and Dy porth but lack coherent context. The fragmentary OCR preserves no clear event, date, or location to summarize beyond weather references and vague personal items.
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Eli
Mas
Smiler
Pisttomentels
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