Nebraska Declares Bovine Tuberculosis Eradicated
The Nebraska Department of Agriculture announces the state is fully accredited as free of bovine tuberculosis. The achievement ends cattle and dairy product restrictions in Chicago markets and will ease feeder cattle shipments to Iowa and Illinois. Ongoing funding since 1923, with recent appropriations totaling 100000 dollars, supported by governors and the legislature, underpins Nebraska’s entry into world markets.
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Department of Agriculture and Inspection
Nebraska
Chicago
Board of Health of Chicago
Iowa
Ilinois
McMullen
Weaver
Cochran
Fairbury State Bank Chartered With $100000 Capital
Supt Saunders issues charter No. 1641 to the Fairbury State Bank Fairbury with authorized capital 100000 paid up capital 500000 surplus 10000 and reserves 5000. President is W A Rose and VP and cashier is Srl Else both of Fairbury. Ten state banks chartered since Jan 1 1935 bringing total to 304.
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Supt. Saunders
Fairbury State Bank
Fairbury
W. A. Rose
Srl Else
Iowan shot by night marshal in Leon disturbance
Arthur Bright, 40, was shot twice by night marshal Charles Brooks in Leon on Thursday after Bright allegedly refused arrest during a disturbance at Arch's case. Bright, intoxicated, was wounded in the mouth and shoulder and taken to Veterans hospital, Des Moines.
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Leon
Arthur Bright
Charles Brooks
Brooks
Bright
Arch
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
To Film Movie in Plattsmouth
A note explains a national drive to find new film and radio talent in smaller communities. Local units film short plays with no charge, recording voices and showcasing local casts for possible Hollywood consideration, citing famous names found in small towns.
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D. W. Baird
Hollywood
Bio Producers
Bowes
Kate Smith
New York
Philadelphia
Buddy Rogers
Clair Windsor
the Gish Sisters
Will Rogers
Virginia Bruce
Ann Harding
Jack Oakie
Stateagri head seeks poison bran for grasshoppers
Director Banning of the state department of agriculture has asked Secretary Wallace for a few cars of poison bran to use against grasshoppers. He urges the federal government to ship a supply to Lincoln for distribution to counties where it is needed. Southeast counties have grasshoppers but Norfolk and northeast counties need it badly.
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Banning
State Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Lincoln
Norfolk
Hoffman backs Kimberling for New Jersey state police head
Gov Harold Hoffman endorses Mark O Kimberling, Trenton prison warden, to replace Col Norman Schwarzkopf as head of the New Jersey state police. The move follows a rift linked to the Hauptmann reprieve controversy in which Kimberling supported Hoffman.
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Hauptmann
New Jersey
Harold Hoffman
Mark O Kimberling
Trenton
Col Norman Schwarzkopf
Schwarzkopf
Hoffman
Haauptmann
Kimberling
Moths Work Through Winter at Cornell Study Finds
Researchers Grace H. Griswold and Mary F. Crowell of Cornell University report common clothes moths can breed in any month if humidity is maintained by air conditioning. They found moths thriving in well heated homes year round, with humidity identified as a key factor for spring and summer peaks.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Grace H. Griswold
Mary F. Crowell
Famous Chemist Dr. Arthur Noyes Dies in Pasadena
Pasadena California Dr. Arthur Amos Noyes world famous chemist and director of the Gates Medical Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology died from pneumonia.
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Pasadena
Calif
Arthur Amos Noyes
Gates Medical Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Want Ads Offer Wide Range of Sale Items
The Journal Want Ads cover used cars livestock and household pods offering sellers a broad marketplace for a variety of needs and budgets with convenient listings and contact details.
Public Auction Notice by Rex Young
Public auction conducted by Rex Young with W E Reynolds acting as clerk. Auction details and terms provided in the notice.
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Rex Young
W. E. Reynolds
Treasury expects public debt near 34 billion by June end
Treasury experts estimate the fiscal year will close June 30 with the public debt just short of 34 billion dollars. They project 2.5 million of 3.5 million eligible veterans will receive bonuses in June, boosting outlays by about 1.7 billion and widening the deficit.
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Washington
Treasury
Drouth Threatens Southern Cotton Surplus Solve
Atlanta reports a record fifty day dry spell in the southeast as market buyers say drought may force a normal trade flow for about 3.5 million bales held by the government. Farmers beg for rains while meteorologists warn rapid moisture could save cotton and other crops and southern congressmen press for quick federal aid.
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Atlanta
Drouth
Commission House
Southeast
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Washington
Women Investors urged to mobilize for financial power
Miss Catherine Curtis of New York told the first finance congress of women that women pay 85 percent of the consumer dollar and large federal taxes. She urged mobilization to become a million strong, describing Women Investors in America as nonpartisan and nonpolitical with aims to make women money conscious and tax conscious.
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Chicago
Catherine Curtis
New York
Miss Curtis
Women Investors In America
First Finance Congress of Women
George H Payne Reappointed to FCC for Seven Years
George Henry Payne of New York was reappointed by President Roosevelt to a seven year term on the Federal Communications Commission.
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Washington
George Henry Payne
New York
Roosevelt
Federal Communications Commission
Sentenced to Church in Madison for Postal Law Violation
Basil Koob was ordered to attend church weekly for two years with his children after violating postal laws in Madison Wisconsin. The sentence was issued by local authorities and requires ongoing religious attendance as a community penalty.
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Madison
Wis
Basil Koob
Naval Academy grads receive diplomas in Annapolis ceremony
In Annapolis 262 midshipmen earned bachelor of science degrees as parents, friends, and sweethearts applauded. After the exercises 216 graduates were sworn in as ensigns in the navy and 25 became second lieutenants in the marine corps. Admiral William H. Standley presented the diplomas.
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Naval Academy
Bancroft Hall
Navy
Marine Corps
William H. Standley
Naval Operations
Jayhawkers to Resume Loop Baseball at KU
Lawrence Kas June meeting of the university athletic board voted to re enter the Big Six baseball competition next year. Finances had forced KU to drop the sport for three years, but the program will return to the loop with the conference.
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Lawrence
Kas
University of Kansas
University Athletic Board
K. U
Landon Optimistic Amid Hawaii Delegation Outlook
James Winne, Republican national committeeman for Hawaii, reports Governor Landon is very optimistic about Republican chances in November after lunch with Landon. Winne notes Landon has a strong grasp of national politics and that Hawaii's three delegation members are friendly to Landon and open minded on presidential candidates.
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Landon
Winne
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Executive Mansion
Topeka
Pinchot
Cleveland
Foremans sue George Williams for 25000 damages in Nebr suit
Harold L. and Laura J. Foreman of Grand Island sue George Williams of Fairmont for 25000 in district court over a June 17, Emerald collision that injured several people. Faye Ripley of Grand Island recently won 11000 in Lancaster county court against Williams for the same accident.
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Geneva
Neb
Harold L
Laura J. Foreman
Grand Island
George Williams
Fairmont
Nebraska
Emerald
Faye Ripley
Williams
Lancaster County
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