Libby Holman Seeks Early Trial for Murder Charge
Libby Holman remains in hiding after surrendering on the murder charge in the July 6 death of Smith Reynolds. Her attorney says she desires an early trial to vindicate herself and protect her unborn child, with plans contingent on medical advice. Holman left for Cincinnati as her whereabouts remain secret.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Libby Holman
Smith Reynolds
Alfred Holman
Cincinnati
Libby
Polikoff
Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds
Nebraska City Man Found Guilty In Liquor Transport Case
Leonard Glover of Nebraska City was arraigned in district court before Judge James T. Begley and pled guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor. He received a 100 dollar fine, costs, and 90 days in Cass County jail. His Studebaker was seized and will be sold for involvement in the crime. Glover was arrested in Union after police found 90 quarts of beer and a pint of alcohol in his car.
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Leonard Glover
Nebraska City
James T. Begley
Cass County
Studebaker
Glover
Union
Leila Sherwood Shows Improvement After Foot Infection
Friends of the Jack Sherwood family in Nebraska City report that Leila Sherwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, is improving after a foot infection and can be around the house.
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Jack Sherwood
Nebraska City
Leila
Mrs. Sherwood
Barter Money Aims to Help Jobless in Minneapolis Plan
Barter money replaces currency for about 50 000 unemployed organized as Organized Unemployed led by Dr George Mecklenburg pastor of Wesleyan Methodist. Workers earn barter scrip to buy food and clothing. farmers and homeowners trade labor for produce apparel and minor repairs. The plan includes repair shops, workrooms, and 100 committees with 3700 people to boost morale and forestall mortgage foreclosures while offering concerts and recreation in theaters rent free.
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Minneapolis
United States
George Mecklenburg
Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal Church
Hiis
Mecklenburg
Dr. Mecklenburg
World-Herald
Death of Orville Owens of Bayard Nebraska
Orville Owens formerly of Plattsmouth Nebraska died at his Bayard Nebraska home on August 4 at 11 30 p m after a month long illness He leaves widow Clara and five children Elmer Ira Stull and Mrs Forest Daniels in Bayard Mrs Elmer Hubbell of Yoder Wyoming and Mrs Charles Richardson of Pacific Junction Iowa Fifteen grandchildren two brothers Chesny Owens Scottsbluff and Lon Owens Council Bluffs two sisters Mrs Julia M Lane Omaha and Mrs Cyanthia Dark Dickens A Christian church funeral was held August 7 at 3 pm with burial in Bayard cemetery
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Orville Owens
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Bayard
Clara Owens
Elmer
Ira Stull
Forest Daniels
Eilmer Hubbeh
Yoder
Wyo
Charles Richardson
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Chesny Owens
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Lon Owens
Council Bluffs
Julia M. Lane
Omaha
Cyanthia Dark
Dickens
The
Christian Church
Bayard Cemetery
Starkjohns Return From Minnesota Long Lakes Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Starkjohn and son William returned home Tuesday after several weeks at Henning Nebraska. They spent part of the summer at a lake cottage near Henning and enjoyed fine fishing, returning refreshed from their northern outing.
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Henry Starkjohn
William
Henning
Nebraska
Starkjohn
Opening of School Brings Football Training to Local High
With the school opening, football training begins for the high school squad. Coach Robert returns several veterans from last year including Hirz Roane Armstrong Porter Luschinsky Rummel Garnett Arn captain of 1932. Younger second team members may challenge for spots.
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Robert
Robert Hirz
William Roane
Kenneth Armstrong
Stuart Porter
George Luschinsky
Robert Rummel
Greth Garnett
Sam Arn
Douglas County May Over Ride Governor Over Relief Funding
Douglas County leaders continue seeking $990 000 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to fund poor relief after Governor Bryan refused the request. County Commissioner Riha expects delegations to Lincoln and vows 100 percent demand. Republican Tom Falconer labels the governor obstinate as Omaha pushes to use federal highway funds to cover $300 000 in bond principal and interest on the Lincon highway paving.
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Omaha
Bryan
Douglas County
Frank Riha
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lincoln
Riha
Kiha
Tom Falconer
Falconer
State Journal
Four Mile Club Ice Cream Social Pleases Town
The Four Mile Club hosted an ice cream social on the County Farm lawn enjoying a lovely evening. Tables decorated with garden towers. menu featured home made ice cream cake and coffee. Performances included Mrs Kirkpatrick Janet Westover Phyllis and Shirley Speck Lucille Albert Arnold Meisinger Raymond Cook Mrs Harry Neilson and Roy Cole.
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Four Mile Club
Raymond Cook
Harry Neilson
Roy Cole
Will Let Contract On Oreapolis Gap Project
The state and federal road authorities will let the Oreapolis gap project on September 8. It includes grading drainage and pavement completing paving on No 75 and providing a fine surface from this city to Omaha. It finishes the last gap in the road network.
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Oreapolis
Omaha
Veteran railroad man undergoes operation
From Tuesday's Daily Frank W. Hager, a longtime railroad man now living with Mr and Mrs A L Tidd, was taken to Omaha last evening for a minor operation at Immanuel hospital. He came from Lincoln and his doctors say the procedure aims at a permanent recovery.
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Frank W. Hager
A. L. Tidd
Omaha
Immanuel Hospital
Mr. Hager
Lincoln
Wanted to Buy Whole Milk for Roberts Dairy
A WANTED TO BUY notice seeks whole milk for Roberts Dairy. Interested parties should call No. 87 in Union Nebraska for inquiries.
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Roberts’ Dairy
Union
Eight Mile Grove Atheran Sunday Schedule
Sundayological note repeats details of services at Eight Mile Grove Atheran on August 14 with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and English services at 10 30 a m. Congregational meeting linked to services urges all members to attend.
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Eight Mile Grove Atheran
Baseball League Schedule Highlighted for Next Sunday
Where They Play features games in the C. L. & 8. Baseball league slated for next Sunday across multiple venues with teams preparing for a full slate of matchups.
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C. 8. & L. Baseball League
Busy scene as city workers rush to factories at dawn
In the early morning hours the city shows life and industry as men and women hurry from home to workplaces. From six to eight oclock large groups move toward canning plants and the Nebraska Basket Factory while the BREX shop opens at 8 am, forming the largest group of workers.
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Canning Factory
Nebraska Basket Factory
BREX
Hail damages crops in Greenwood area
Phil Hall a local banker says a Saturday hailstorm damaged crops over a five mile wide strip south and east of Greenwood by 40 percent to total destruction. Hundreds of insurance claims have been filed and about 60 percent of farmers in the affected area held crop insurance.
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Greenwood
Phil Hall
Here
Brock Couple Wedded At Brock Nebraska
This morning at the residence of Rev. C. O. Troy the marriage of Miss Luella E. Hull and Holland C. Booker, both of Brock, Nebraska, was performed in the usual impressive manner. The couple then returned to their Brock home.
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C. O. Troy
First Methodist Church
Luella E. Hull
Holland C. Booker
Brock
Nebraska
Troy
Napkins Color Choices 50 Pack at Bates Book Store
Availability of yellow green or white napkins in packs of fifty at Bates Book Store priced at ten cents per pack.
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Bates Book Store
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Albert Walker
Thomas Walling Company
Piattsmouth
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Hamburger
Brookfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Minnesota
Travelers Policy
Duxbury & Davis
Four Mile Club Ice Cream Social
Lippery
Soennichseh
Alaska
White King
Sunshine Graham
Meat Department
Swift’s Club
Swift’s
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