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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
6
In a tense confession scene, Carmody recounts a plan to destroy evidence after a murder during a wedding. Detectives press on sightings, the wrecked car, and a possible lead tying Shipley and others to the crime while reconstructing last night’s events.
Detective Kilday dismantles Carmody's story of a late afternoon accident and a ditch concealment. The path of clues traces to Franklin's apartment, Cardigan’s fall, and a thwarted nine o’clock meeting as Kilday demands the torn brown tweed suit. Carmody faces arrest.
Peter Cardigan plunged through Jim Franklin's office window and struck the steel awning support. He suffered a badly fractured right foreleg, a broken left arm, three cracked ribs, and a black eye after the impact. He regained consciousness later at the hospital as doctors assessed his injuries.
In the hospital Peter weighs clues on Rylie Carmody and a jealous motive for Franklin's murder. The detective presses the Carmody angle while a mysterious blue clad woman remains a key unanswered factor. The case hinges on who wore a tweed suit and the motive behind the wedding halt.
John J. Ross McLaughlin admits handling 853000 of the 200000 ransom for Edward G. Bremer, St Paul banker seized last January. Federal agents seek indictments in St Paul while hunting Barker and Karpis for the actual abduction.
Baltimore mourns Dr. William H. Welch aged eighty four former first professor of pathology at Johns Hopkins Medical School. He introduced bacteriology to the United States after working with Koch and Pasteur and lent his name to a wound-causing bacillus. His work covered malaria dysentery rickets diabetes diphtheria poisoning and influenza.
President Roosevelt will review the combined Atlantic and Pacific fleets from the light cruiser Indianapolis at noon May 31 in New York. Secretary Claude A. Swanson and a small guest party will accompany him aboard. The fleets stay in New York until June 17.
Cedar Rapids Iowa businessman Vance W McCray owner of a chick store was instructed in a letter from George R Smith investigator for the national commercial and breeder hatchery coordinating committee to raise prices above all expenses and above the six dollar thirty cent per hundred code minimum he has been charging.
Secretary Ickes announced approval of a subsistence homestead project near Phoenix Arizona with a $500000 expenditure for five or six units. Construction on the first unit will start after land purchase, Ickes said.
Oklahoma City Gov. W. H. Murray banished two Gary Indiana youths for ten years under parole revocation. The pair Nick Chabraja and Bob Marks were sentenced in Norman in September 1932 to 20 years each for robbery.
Mrs. Esther A. Crocker of Minneapolis aged 102 died on her homestead in Brooklyn Center where she had resided eighty years. The longtime resident lived through many city changes and was remembered by neighbors.
A tornado swept the Indian town of Sylhet in Assam's northeastern district. Twenty people died, hundreds injured, and twelve reported missing as homes and infrastructure were wrecked. Local officials mobilized relief and rescue efforts.
The lesson centers on Matthew 22 15 22 and 34 40 stressing love of God with all heart soul and mind and loving neighbors as oneself. It covers civil obligations render unto Caesar and the proto outline of a Christian patriot guiding temperance and good citizenship for youth and adults.
A compact, motivational reflection on progress toward ambition. It contrasts dirty paths with the choice to cleanse each step, insisting success doesn’t require wading through filth to win and that careful, ethical progress matters.
The statement links mental distress to inner discord with divine will. It asserts harmony with God ends conflict as thoughts converge, claiming unity of mind and deity removes warfare and internal struggle.
The piece urges frequent medical overhauls with full-body exams, dentist visits, and patient questions. It cites Dr. Mayo on doctor patient confidence and advises patients to note symptoms like cough weight changes headaches or digestive issues and discuss them openly with their physician.
An article cites W C Menninger on hospital practice shifting from surveillance to tailored therapy. It argues patients enter with problems not symptoms, needing pleasant surroundings and scientifically arranged friendships to aid recovery, with staff friendliness as a key factor.
In ancient Greece a trophy memorialized victory at the scene of defeat. Shields and helmets from the routed foe were placed on a tree, or the beaks and stern ornaments of captured ships were set up on the coast after sea battles.
Ohio ranks third in kraut production with vast cabbage farms centered around Clyde. The state faces a 20 percent reduction from last year as growers cut back to balance overproduction and supply.
An advertisement notes that the Postum Company will send a full week’s supply of Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The notice highlights health benefits and invites readers to request the sample.
Pathfinder Magazine features Ferry's Seeds asserting freshness with dated packages and quality guarantees. The ad touts reliable seed quality and market appeal for farmers and home gardeners alike.
A patient asks if the scar will show after surgery and the doctor says it depends on her. The exchange highlights concerns about cosmetic outcome and patient choice in recovery.
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