Murdock News Roundup Details Local Arrivals and Events
James Warren returns from vacation as Cass county Sheriff Homer Sylvester handles county business in Murdock. Nearby visitors include William Meyers family from Ashland and the Neitzel family reunion. Local church Ladies Aid met at the Toms home while Tool Hardware sold a radio to M R Menke. Christmas visits include the Tool family in town and the Bradfords in Carlton. A recent Murdock Greenwood basketball game ended 32 to 14 in favor of Murdock. The Bornemeier family held a Christmas reunion with relatives from around the area.
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Homer Sylvester
Cass County
Murdock
William Meyers
Ashland
E. McDonald
L. Neitzel
A. J. Neitzel
Kenneth Tool
Wahoo
Greenwood
Cris E. Bradford
Carlton
Bradford
Christian Church
W. E. Goings
G. Bauer
Greenwood Christian Church
Mr. Neitzel
John Eppings
Carl Buck
Murray
Lancaster
Earl Lancaster
Harry Gillespie
North Loup
Telephone Exchange
W. O. Gillespie
Hannah McDonald
Alvin Bornemeier
Donald
Eustis
Bornemeier
Holiday vacation Taken A Few Days After Departure
A brief note reports that holiday plans followed shortly after departure, with residents taking a short break from routines. The item indicates a common pattern of immediate relaxation after leaving work or duty.
Radios Sell Big Before Christmas Signals Prosperity
A local radio dealer reports a large Christmas season sale of a well known line, indicating continued prosperity and that saturation in the radio market has not yet occurred. Homes with radios include Henry Amewert Eddie Craig L B Gorthey and Herbert Bornemeier.
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Henry Amewert
Eddie Craig
L. B. Gorthey
Herbert Bornemeier
Eastmans Return After Christmas Visit in Murdock
Mr and Mrs Harry Eastman and their son visited Murdock during the Christmas holidays to stay with Mrs Hannah McDonald. They have returned to Sterling after a week of a splendid visit with relatives and friends.
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Harry Eastman
Murdock
Sterling
Family Reunion at Weeping Water Held by Gorders
County Commissioner and Mrs. Fred H. Gorder host a New Year family reunion at their Weeping Water home. Attending are A. J. Tool and H. H. Tool of Murdock and Turner McKinnon and family of Alvo, with many relatives from the region gathered.
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Fred H. Gorder
Weeping Water
Messrs and Mesdames
A. J. Tool
HH. W. Tool
Murdock
Turner McKinnon and Family
Alvo
Buell Family Host New Year Gathering
Mr and Mrs Frank Buell host a New Year’s Day gathering at their home with the Buell family and relatives spanning Fred Buell Charles Buell L B Gortney and Noble Buell and wife from Lincoln all from the vicinity joining in the celebration.
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Frank Buell
Fred Buell
Charles Buell
L. B. Gortney
Noble Buell
Lincoln
Knaupe Family Dines Together in Omaha on Sunday
Mr and Mrs William Knaupe Mr and Mrs Henry Knaupe and Miss Opal Knaupe enjoyed a fine dinner Sunday December 24 at the Evangelical Covenant hospital in Omaha where Opal is training as a nurse.
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William Knaupe
Henry Knaupe
Opal Knaupe
Evangelical Covenant Hospital
Omaha
Dinner Honors Howard Before Washington Departure
In Columbus Nebraska 300 friends gathered Thursday night for a dinner honoring Congressman Howard on his illness recovery and upcoming trip to Washington. District Judge Lightner presided as speakers from Falls City Omaha Grand Island and others praised his efforts and thanked him for supporting President Roosevelt's recovery program. Letters from national figures including Vice President Garner Governor Bryan and New York Mayor-elect LaGuardia were read.
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Columbus
Neb
Washington
Howard
Lightner
Arthur J. Weaver
Falls City
R. L. Metcalfe
Omaha
Charles Smrha
Grand Island
Congress
Roosevelt
Garner
Bryan
LaGuardia
New York
Arthur Mullen
Joseph W. Byrnes
House of Representatives
Henry T. Rainey
House Committee On Agriculture
Thompson
Roosevelt Tells Congress Ready to Support Him
Roosevelt told Congress his administration will push a tight session focused on enacting the necessary budget measures. Banking officials cited a fine outlook while leaders promised a short businesslike session to pass supply and tax bills and liquor measures.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Winthrop Aldrich
Chase National Bank
White House
Rainey
Hays Urges Bipartisan Support For Recovery Efforts
In Sullivan Indiana former Republican national chairman R Hays urged sympathetic support for the Roosevelt recovery leadership during the emergency. Hays president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America spoke while spending holidays at his home, stressing constructive criticism and minority party role.
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Sullivan
Ind
Will R. Hays
Republican Party
Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc
Roosevelt
Witness Van Pelt Missing in Wynekoop Case
Chicago attorney F. J. Tyrell seeks a writ to compel police to produce John Van Pelt a handyman at the Wynekoop mansion and key witness in the murder case of Dr. Alice Wynekoop arraigned for the slaying of Rheta Wynekoop in Chicago.
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Chicago
John van Pelt
Pink pills for pale people not as urgent as green backs for faint folks
A concise line contrasts urgency between pink pills for pale people and green backs for faint folks, suggesting financial relief may be deemed more critical than medical treatment in the observed context. The remark frames priorities between health and money.
Wheat payments total 17.6 million to 232759 farmers
Wheat payments under the acreage reduction plan amount to 17,578,053 dollars for 232,759 farmers across 1,000 counties. About 500,000 wheat farmers signed for contracts to cut acreage in 1,450 counties with approved payments in 1,315 counties. Kansas led with 7,355,752 dollars, Texas 1,435,980, Nebraska 311,896.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Kansas
Texas
Nebraska
Radical Revolt in Argentina Quickly Halted
In Argentina a state of siege was declared after a dawn revolutionary plot sparked violent disorders in four provinces. In Rosario fighting reportedly killed twenty, with about 100 injured and 500 detained as rebels clashed with loyal forces. Police arrests and a swift government response curtailed the uprising as the radical party faced electoral hesitation.
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Buenos Aires
Siere
Rosario
Santa Fe
Radical Party
Justo
Carcarana
San Jeronimo
Canada de Gomez
Santa Anna
Sewed In for Winter Hindersville Ozarks Childs In Flannels
In Hindersville Arkansas the first deep cold leads families to sew children into woolens and red flannels for the season. Adults and youths stay bundled, baths are forbidden, and firewood is stacked as winter tightens its grip. No buttons are used.
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Hindersville
Ark
Ozarks
Oakland landlord shoots two women over unpaid rent
In Oakland California Jack Kutsch allegedly returned a rifle to threaten tenants who owed 22 50 in back rent for a cottage he had rented to Mrs Adelia Wilmot and Mrs Lois Maceto The women were wounded with one likely fatally The Maceto family was moving out when Kutsch warned them not to take goods without payment Police said Kutsch fled only after being restrained by officers.
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Milwaukee Road
Montana
Daniel Merriman
Cambridge
Mass
Oakland
Calif
Jack Klutsch
Adelia Wilmot
Lois Maceto
Wilmot
Maceto
Kutsch
Victor Maceto
Vernon Wilmot
Holstein Heifer for Sale or Trade in Murray Nebraska
Purebred Holstein offered for sale or trade by Albert Young of Murray Nebraska. Contact details include the note d28 Stw. Possible trade option with emphasis on livestock exchange locally.
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Albert Young
Murray, Nebr
Havana Goes Quiet After Shooting Spree
In Havana a clash between labor pickets and Woolworth employees sparked a riot in the shopping district. Police dispersed the crowd with clubs and opened fire into the air as snipers fired from rooftops. Hospitals reported no casualties.
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Havana
F. W. Woolworth Company
Plattemouth Named Best Town to Reside In
A brief local boast proclaims Plattemouth the best town to reside in, highlighting its community, amenities, and appeal for residents seeking stability and charm.
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Plattemouth
Lee Named New I C C Chairman
William E. Lee of Moscow Idaho was elected chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission for the coming year. The commission rotates the chairmanship among its members. the current chair was Patrick J. Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William E. Lee
Moscow
Ida
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Patrick J. Farrell
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Murray State Bank
Nebr
James Warren
Henry Bornemeier
Connally
Finance Committee
Capitol
Morgenthau
Treasury
Governor Black
Federal Reserve Board
J. F. T. O'Connor
Walter Cummings
Bank Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mrogenthau
Argentina
Glearange
Coats
Lee
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