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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
6
Walter Huston Phillips Holmes and Constance Cummings headline a sensational screen drama described as a vital human document. Sunday matinee at 2:40 with night shows on 10-28 and 10-30.
William Randolph Hearst urged the government to borrow 5 billion dollars to restore prosperity and argued that debt could be paid in five years by abolishing prohibition. He proposed government control of alcohol manufacture and distribution to boost income, citing Canada as a model for excise revenue.
A Plymouth coupe driven by Severin Carlson of Roach Colorado collided with a York truck driven by Z E Lancaster. Lancaster and Miriam Newton of Lander Wyoming died. Injured included Mrs Lancaster Elizabeth Newton Roy Franzen and Carlson. Three ambulances and officers transported victims to Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln.
The first June wedding took place Tuesday at the court house with County Judge A H Duxbury presiding as he joined Miss Clara Loehl of Arthur Nebraska and Ruel Ray of Lincoln in marriage. The couple were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Brockman from Omaha.
Raymond Fleischman a well known Louisville young man died at his home on Saturday evening at 10 30 after a three month illness. He was a brother of Charles Fleischman a young boxing star of Louisville.
The Murray Red Sox evened the series with an 8 to 2 victory over Union Pacific of Omaha yesterday afternoon. The Red Sox played airtight defense and limited scoring opportunities for their Railroad City opponents.
A brief customer note instructs to phone Joy Printing for an order at No 6 and promises prompt service.
Funeral services for Raymond Eugene Fleischman a Louisville youth were held at the Methodist church with Rev H G Mousky and Rev Robert D Murphee. The Plattsmouth Masonic quartet performed two numbers including a solo. He was born July 23 1911 in Manley and would have graduated from Louisville High in 1929. He died after years of heart leakage.
R E Wilson of Omaha was found asleep in his sedan in Weeping Water and arraigned in county court on intoxication and possession of three pints of liquor. He pled guilty and was fined ten dollars for intoxication and one hundred dollars for possession. The court noted the demanded amount to satisfy outraged justice and Wilson was released.
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