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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
2
The struggle ends with Cardigan pinned by the wall as his foe lands brutal blows and a shattered window signals a final, desperate lunge. Sergeant Kilday arrives, accusing Rylie Carmody of the Franklin murder and promising justice.
Sergeant Kilday learns Callis Shipley and Rylie Carmody are missing as Peter Cardigan lies unconscious near the Greer building. Maylie's vanishing is reported by the detective who lost track of him while clues point toward Bullis and the woman in blue.
Page St. Patrick notes an abundance of poisonous snakes in areas around New York City. The warning highlights risks to residents and travelers in nearby regions.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reports March employment in the Seventh District industrial establishments rose to 21 percent above March 1929 levels, with payrolls up 38 percent from four months earlier. Metal and vehicle sectors drove gains, while nonmanufacturing also rose. coal and construction fell. Frances Perkins noted a 2.9 percent weekly earnings rise across 62 of 90 industries.
In Mexico City the United States and Mexico signed two accords through the mixed claims commission totaling over 900 million dollars. One en bloc payment covers special claims by Americans for damages from the 1910 1920 revolution. The second requires each nation to appoint an outstanding national jurist to examine and appraise general claims within two years, with roughly 450 million dollars claimed by Americans and 300 million by Mexicans.
New York Gloria Swanson film actress says she is consulting lawyers to obtain a divorce from her fourth husband IF Michael Farmer. She explains she has thought about it long and decided the marriage was a mistake and she is sorry.
Los Angeles reports Har ry Boyington nicknamed the greatest liar, 18, sentenced to ten years to life in San Quentin on two robbery counts.
Harvard College authorities disclosed that a roulette wheel used by students in gambling operations involving substantial sums was seized in Lowell House, part of the university's new house plan.
Norma Talmadge and George Jessel, famed stage and screen stars, were married at the Ambassador hotel in Atlantic City New Jersey.
Washington reports a wage settlement between railway labor and management that removes strike threats and stabilizes salaries through May 1, 1935. President Roosevelt applauded the agreement as a prudent and cooperative resolution. The plan restores 2.5 percent of the 10 percent deduction on July 1, adds 2.25 percent on January 1, 1935, and 5 percent on April 1, 1935 for about one million railroad workers.
Italy opened the world's longest double track railway tunnel through the Etruscan Apennines. The 61 mile Bologna Florence electrified line cost about 100 million dollars and claimed 90 workers. The dedication culminated with King Victor Emanuel's royal train passing through the tunnel.
Captain Edward J. Houck of the U S Army was charged with murder after fatally stabbing his longtime friend Walter L. Potter a retired hardware merchant Following a drinking party Potter reportedly tried to enter Houck home despite protests Houck was jailed in the city prison with claims the killing was accidental.
In Shreveport Louisiana district court a swift jury verdict condemned D. B. Napier alias Frank Lockhart to death for the killing of Mae Griffin sixteen. The alleged butterfly trinket vendor who lured the girl from her home by promising employment was also sentenced to hang.
In Hollywood California actor Wally Wales was accidentally shot by a blank cartridge wad during a Western scene with Noah Beery Jr. Wales survived the incident with non serious injuries.
A bandit in Montreal snatched between 2500 and 3000 dollars from the cashier’s cage at a Banque Provinciale du Canada branch and fled the scene.
A lesson on Matthew 21 1 46 contrasts the triumphal entry with the crucifixion cry. It covers Jesus preparation entrance king rejection and the nation’s judgment through parables including the barren fig tree two sons and householder with vineyard imagery.
A spring dessert feature highlights peach tapioca bake and a orange dessert with gelatin. The recipe list includes fruit based puds with butter sugar vanilla and lemon juice, plus a baked peach tapioca dish serving 6 to 8.
A retreat focused on silence is described as a period spent with God with vocal meditation and prayer breaking the quiet. The piece notes preparation and arising from silence as central themes.
A devotional line urges faithful service through sunlit days and coming night. It frames worship as steady through brightness and darkness, promising steadiness in faith as trials begin or endure.
Ferry’s Seeds are sold in fresh dated packages ensuring the finest quality. Buyers are guaranteed freshness and top product standards with each purchase.
A five year review shows baseball and golf ranking as the two most dangerous sports for the insurer. Most baseball claims were from spectators who fell from seats or were struck by objects like bottles or foul balls.
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