Morgenthau Sees Europe on Brink of War
Henry Morgenthau Sr., U S delegate to the Geneva wheat conference, returned believing Europe is on the brink of war. He said nations are arming, withholding full wheat curtailment, and distrust each other as war looms. He praised Hull’s London leadership but urged bilateral talks for action. He warned Germany’s policies could trigger civil war and a continental conflict.
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Hemersers
Ouelists
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Heidelberg University
New York
Henry Morgenthau, Sr
United States
Europe
Geneva
Morgentha
Morgenthau
Hull
London
Turkey
Germany
Jorgenthau
Roosevelt
State Journal
Journal Want Ad Sale Pitch Remains In Classifieds
A brief note promotes using the Journal Want Ad section to sell items. It urges readers to place a classified advertisement for sale opportunities.
Greenwood Gossip of Visits and Local Moves
Miss Eunice Kyles visited relatives in Alvo while many residents made short trips to Lincoln Omaha and Fremont. A steady stream of guests arrived in Greenwood for family visits, health concerns, and social outings, with travel to Waverly Union Fort Crook and Sioux City noted.
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Eunice Kyles
Mrs. Kinney
Alvo
D. H. Headley and
Ollie Trumble
Lincoln
Warren Boucher
Springfield
Young
A. E. Leesley
Eston Cope
Waverly
Doris Johnson
Louisville
Fort Crook
Reserve Officers Association
C. M. T. C. Camp
Ella Marshall
Ashland
Greenwood
Aaron Wright
Catherine Coleman
E. A. Landon
Nannie Coleman
John Schuster
Underwood
Iowa
Weston
P. A. Sanborn
Omaha
Cornelia Gant
Leonora Larson
Amy Larson
Ruth Jefferson
Maud Holden
Edgar Cole
Kansas
R. E. Mathews
Mathews
Emory
Ralph Lapham
Shely
Dora Leesley
John Leesley
Fremont
Kensington L C C Meet Nets Five Hundred Vants House
A week ago Thursday afternoon the L C C Kensington gathered at Mrs Goodhart Vants home for five hundred. Mrs L C Marvin won first prize and Mrs P L Hall was second high. Guest prizes went to Mrs Dwayne Gribble. Guests included Mrs A N Holmes Mrs O L Sandy of Ashland and Mrs Jack Gribble. Refreshments followed. The next meeting with Mrs G E Bucknell was postponed indefinitely.
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L. C. C. Kensington
O. F. Peters in critical condition at Lincoln hospital
O F Peters remains in a very critical state at Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln after weeks of illness and recent surgery. His sons Rex and Leo Peters visited last Wednesday and found only slight improvement in his condition.
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O. F. Peters
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Messrs
Rex
Leo Peters
Mrs Myra Howard Showing Improvement at Emerald Visit
Reports from the bedside of Mrs. Myra Howard at A. D. Finley's home near Emerald indicate she is improving after a period of serious illness. Hope is entertained that her condition will continue to improve.
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Myra Howard
A. D. Finley
Emerald
Mail carrier buys new Ford V-8 for daily rounds
Shepler of Greenwood rural route announces purchase of a new V-8 Ford car for mail delivery. He expresses satisfaction with the choice and expects better service as he completes his daily rounds delivering the mail.
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Shepler
Greenwood
Elmwood Concert Band Delights Greenwood Audience
The Elmwood concert band of good fellows and splendid musicians gave Greenwood a most delightful performance enjoyed by all listeners. The event drew praise from those who heard the music and appreciated the group’s skill.
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Elmwood
Greenwood
Grandmother Fisher Remains Very Poorly at Home
Still very poorly and confined to her home and bed, Grandmother Fisher needs care as friends hope she will soon recover enough to be about again.
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Grandmother Fisher
Birthday Surprise For G G Mefford At Lincoln
Mr and Mrs Clifford Monnan and Uncle John M Mefford visited Lincoln last Monday at G G Mefford s home to celebrate his birthday with relatives and friends A large gathering presented gifts and a luncheon was served creating a merry memorable evening
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Clifford Monnan
John M. Mefford
Lincoln
G. G. Mefford
Plattsmouth Businessmen Discuss NRA Plan and Jobs
A Plattsmouth meeting Friday night gathered local business leaders to study NRA requirements aimed at boosting employment and wages. Greenwood merchants attended, signaling broad support for national recovery and Prosperity efforts. Representative business leaders shared insights on compliance and the path toward economic improvement.
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Plattsmouth
NRA
Greenwood
NRA Drive Gains Pace Amid War on Unemployment
Washington reports the re employment campaign targets five million jobless by Labor Day and proceeds rapidly. Hugh S Johnson, recovery administrator, notes broad wage and hour code support as flour mills adopt a 40 hour week and minimums from 37 1/2 to 45 cents, with southern rates at 5 cents higher.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Men Today
Johnson
South
Roosevelt
County men pledge support for the new deal
Men from every town in Cass County gathered to affirm willingness to cooperate fully with the Washington based policy program. The meeting signaled broad county backing for federal reforms and counties joining the national effort.
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Cass County
Washington
Holt Couple Vacation at Century of Progress
Mr and Mrs W G Holt spent a week at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago and then went to Aurora Nebraska to rest on their farm. While away Bert Houston an extra Rock Island agent will relieve Mr Holt from duty at the Rock Island station. They expect to spend the second vacation week there and hope to return home soon.
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Will
Robert Will
Etheredge
Los Angeles
Cass County
Fred Etheredge
Virginia Will
Alva
P. J. Lineh
Miss Alva
Sioux City
Verle Lineh
J. H. Weychel
W. G. Holt
Chicago
Aurora
Nebr
Mr. Holt
Rock Island
Bert Houston
Railroad
Wreck near Town injures ex citizen John Schuester
Report of a wreck east of Council Bluffs leaves former Greenwood resident John Schuester badly hurt and feared unable to recover. One man was killed and conditions remain precarious as officials and doctors work to save him.
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Council Bluffs
Greenwood
John Schuester
Lad's confession is hoax proves false
San Diego police disclosed that Phillip Charles Edwards a 19 year old San Diego high school graduate confessed to mutilating and killing seven year old Cal bert Aposhian as a hoax. He told his mother and attorney he sought a vaudeville contract.
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San Diego
Calif
Phillip Charles Edwards
Calbert Aposhian
Helen Graham
W.S. Stanley
Howard Leaves Capital to Back Columbus Power Project
Representative Howard of Nebraska, the last Nebraskan in Washington, says the public works administration will likely approve the Columbus power project as a job-creating undertaking. He will visit Creston Iowa with his daughters before reaching Columbus by August 10.
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Washington
Howard
Nebraska
Public Works Administration
Columbus
Creston
Henry Rex
Clarence Coen
Findley Howard
John Byrnes
Congress
Begin Registra tion of Jobless for Entire State
Ten eastern Nebraska counties plan early next week registration of all unemployed for public works costing 2 million dollars. Douglas county will open an Omaha office by Monday under a named manager. County committees led by R N Houser, F G C Ingham, Dr Robert B Armstrong, Theodore H Lundt, and D D Wainscott coordinate the effort with M Townsend in charge of Dodge. Randall Blair urges relief not to bias hiring toward relief rolls. George Hodge and Paul L Martin participate with other county reps to compile the unemployed list for project bidders.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Douglas
R. N. Houser
Wahoo
F. G C. Ingham
Lyons
Robert B. Armstrong
Papilli
George Hodge
Lincoln
Hodge
Paul L. Martin
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Sarpy
Cass
Saunders
Washington
Burt
Cuming
Thurston
Colfax
Former Illinois treasurers accused in fraud suits
Illinois Attorney General Kerner filed action seeking about 2 million dollars from Lennington Small and Fred E. Sterling former state treasurers. The suits allege they loaned state funds to Chicago meat packers through a bank they controlled at 7 percent, while the state got 2 percent.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Lennington Small
Kankakee
Illinois
Fred E. Sterling
Rockford
Kerner
Small
Thompson
Sterling
Small and Sterling
London Doctor Claims Flu Serum Cures Influenza Pneumonia
Dr Ronald Hare of London reports two cases of influenzal pneumonia cured by a serum similar to that used for ferrets influenza immunity. He treated two women one near death and the other recuperating both showing dramatic recovery. The serum targets humans convalescing from influenza amid ferret virus research developments.
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London
Ronald Hare
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Recovery Administration
Lad
Mer
Chant
Philip Thierolf
Nelly
Duralin
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