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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1933

Page

6

Prince and Rankin Bet On Laura in a Philadelphia Murder Tale

Detective Rankin presses Doctor Prince over Laura Dumont as motive. Prince denies, but Rankin spots a crucial clue revealing the likely involvement of the lover and a staged alibi. Rankin orders surveillance and plans a rapid flight to Philadelphia then St. Louis to pursue leads and halt flight to the East.

Stuart Jordan Prince University of Phiiladelphia Philadelphia Doctor Prince Jordan East Rankin Merrick Vandalia Bank Hawthorne Fort Wayne Omicron Beta Sigma Mr. Rankin Laura Maumont Jordans Aberdeen Stuart Laura Somerset Hannibal Miss Dumont Chicago Blue Rose Layton Kroll Laura Jordan Myra Prentiss Lake Geneva Prentiss St. Louis Mrs. Jordan Mu Beta Sigma House Harker Street Central Airport Lambert Field Chambers Fenton Hotel Laura du Monte Continental Mail Kansas City New York Central—district United States Post Office Mr. Alcock

Revelation of Philadelphia Conspiracy Moves Detective to Act

As Rankin weighs a complex plot and a crucial killer now a thousand miles away in Philadelphia, time shrinks to hours before noon. He must secure decisive evidence and arrest the murderer, balancing legal rights with the need to prevent the entire conspiracy from escaping.

Tommy Rankin Doctor Prince Philadelphia Jordan

Moscow Rich in Arts and Theaters Across City

Moscow ranks second to Leningrad in the number and value of its art collections with a rich theater scene and numerous venues. The city's cultural life centers on museums galleries and performance halls attracting visitors and scholars.

Moscow Leningrad

Nebraska Votes In 1934 On Repealing Prohibition

Nebraska maintains its bone dry stance under the state constitution with 3.2 beer allowed. Voters will decide in November 1934 on repealing constitutional prohibition, choosing delegates to a constitutional convention to ratify federal repeal.

Lincoln Nebraska

Nebraska Corn Yield Falls Short Of Last Year

Nebraska corn yields average 22.5 bushels per acre with total production at 229,905,000 bushels down from 269,293,000 last year and near the five year average. Central districts show better output while south central and southeastern regions lag, with district yields ranging 15 to 50 bushels and western areas at 16 to 18 bushels per acre.

Lincoln Nebraska A. E. Anderson Central East Central South Central North Central Southwestern

Nebraska seeks seven point eight million for civil works funds

Nebraska officials push for seven point eight million dollars of federal civil works funds to aid state employment. W H Smith leads negotiations in Washington with George Hodge Roy Cochran and R H Willis to secure road projects and park development under the new program. Governor Bryan considers park development inquiries by the federal parks commission.

Lincoln Nebraska State Relief Committee W. H. Smith Smith Washington George Hodge Roy Cochran R. H. Willis Charles W. Bryan Federal Parks Commission

New Public Buildings Plan Aims for Practical Offices

The Public Works Administration allocates 16,698,675 for 237 public buildings nationwide and introduces a policy favoring sensible utilitarian post offices over monumental past designs. Officials restudy all previous post office contracts under the new program.

Nebraska Washington, D. C Public Works Administration

Unfortunate Children Highlight Malnutrition Crisis

The Children's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor reports about one fifth of preschool and school children suffer malnutrition, poor housing, and limited medical care. Regions show higher proportions, prompting state health officers to prioritize nutrition at a recent conference.

United States Children’s Bureau United States Department of Labor Bureau Literary Digest

California Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Relief for Children

A vintage advertorial touts California syrup of figs as a safe, vegetable laxative for children. It claims improved appetite, color, weight, and spirits, warns against cathartics, and urges mothers to ensure bottles are clearly labelled CALIFORNIA.

California United States

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