Currency Fight Predicted as Congress Meets
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania warned there are not enough votes to stop inflation or force presidential action on currency. He criticized four Roosevelt policies including the Thomas amendment and the gold clause repudiation, urged the president to oppose further debasement, and noted silver purchases may boost inflation fears. He added inflation not yet real and stressed confidence would rise if currency issues are settled.
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Washington
Congress
Reed
Pennsylvania
Warren
United States
Great Britain
AAA
Plattsmouth Produce Farmers Co op Hours Notice
January 1 to April 1 1934 open weekdays 5 am to 6 pm Saturday to 10 pm not open Wednesday night Cream y d28 2sw Also Roosevelt family has made 127 radio appearances since March 4 with Vice President Gerner the least experienced and not yet at a mic since inauguration.
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Plattsmouth Produce Farmers Co-Op
Cream’y
Roosevelt
Gerner
Rotary Club Meeting Discusses Business Ethics Talk
Rotary club members attend a Tuesday meeting with Dr H G McClusky leading a discussion on business ethics in place of L H Puls of Creighton University who was absent. James Robertson and Henry Kaffenberger spoke briefly and Robert Rea visited from St Benedict's College Atchison Kansas.
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Rotary Club
L. H. Puls
Creighton University
H. G. McClusky
James Robertson
Henry Kaffenberger
Rotary
Sear
Davis
Robert Rea
F. I
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death of Husband
The Engelke meier family expresses deepest appreciation for acts of kindness and sympathy after the death of their husband and father. They thank those who participated in funeral services and assisted in easing their burden.
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A. H. Engelkemeier
Wolf Hunt Near Nehawka Details and Meeting Point
A wolf hunt is planned around Nehawka on Sunday December List. Hunters should meet at O Street Road one mile south of Nehawka by 10 a.m.
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Nehawka
O Street Road
Netawka
Obituary: Jack Orin Tyler of Omaha and Plattsmouth
Jack Orin Tyler born January 8 1894 in Plattsmouth Nebraska moved to Omaha at age nineteen and lived there most of his life. He was not married and left two sisters Mrs Foley of Omaha and Mrs Clara Line of Los Angeles and one brother N J Tyler of Hollywood. Burial was Tuesday at Oak Hill Cemetery after services at John A Gentleman Mortuary in Omaha.
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Jack Orin Tyler
Clay Tyler
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Omaha
J. Foley
Foley
Clara Line
Los Angeles
N. J. Tyler
Hollywood
California
Oak Hill
John A. Gentleman
Will for Peace End War, Hull Says From Montevideo
Secretary of State Hull declares a will for peace can end war as he reports on the Pan American conference in Montevideo. He hails Pan American solidarity and cooperation as the foundation for future action while noting attention on Bolivia and Paraguay and the quest for lasting peace.
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New York
Montevideo
Hull
Bolivia
Paraguay
United States
Son Jack Moye In Very Serious Condition At Indianapolis Hospital
Friends of the Sam A. Moye family report Jack A. Moye remains in very serious condition at Robert W. Long Hospital in Indianapolis Indiana. He suffers from a rare blood disease and has received multiple transfusions without improving. He previously stayed at Evansville home hospital for months and now awaits further relief. School friends are invited to send encouragement.
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Sam A. Moye
Jack A. Moye
Robert W. Lone
Indianapolis
Indiana
Evansville
Candlelight Vesper at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist church held a candlelight vesper service Sunday at 5 p m. Miss Bernice Ann portrayed the angel delivering the Nativity. Sunday school children pantomimed the Christmas story while the church choir provided music. candles lit the closing scene.
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First Methodist Church
Bernice Ann
Wanted Alfalfa or Red Clover Hay Ad Plattsmouth Yard
Wanted alfalfa or red clover hay. Plattsmouth Feed Yards seeks bidders. Telephone 377 during the day or 376 in evenings. Earlier and later contacts listed.
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Plattsmouth
For Sale or Trade Purebred Holstein Bull
Albert Young of Murray Nebraska advertises a purebred Holstein bull for sale or trade. Mr and Mrs John Inman of Louisville are visiting their son in law John Frazier Creamer and touring local sights with family.
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Albert Young
Murray
Nebr
John Inman
Louisvile
John Frazier Creamer
Nebraska farmers certify more seed in year end numbers
Nebraskas extension agronomists report 32 000 bushels of seed certified on farms of 45 growers across 26 counties. Hybrids outperform open pollinated corn with 67 3 bushels for top five hybrids. Hardistand alfalfa proves wilt resistant and is grown by 34 farmers on about 255 acres.
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Nebraska
P. H. Stewart
Extension Agronomist
College of Agriculture
Extension Agronomists
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
Stewart
Krug
Piermann
Wahlgren
Roggenbach
Dawson County
Abandoned Car Hinders Bank Robbery Probe
Sheriff Endes said leads to connect a licenseless car found roadside between Bettle Creek and Tilden to the 31,500 Syracuse First National Bank robbery have faded. Three men, aided by a trucker, fled after the hold up. Authorities still hunt for Clarence Eno as witnesses identify a photo of him as a gunman.
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Endes
Bettle Creek
Tilden
First National Bank of
Syracuse
Clarence Eno
Norfolk
Endres
Eno
Ryder
Otoe County
Exo
Cold Toll of Box Car Ride Highlights City Shelter
Two young men arrived in the city chilled to the bone after a ride in a Denver to Creston bound box car. They received shelter at the city jail from police and suffered frost bite on hands and teeth but continued their journey east as zero weather persisted.
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Creston
Iowa
Denver
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