Union Labor Proposes Five Point Plan to Aid Workers
Union leaders in Washington outlined a five point legislative program to replace the NRA and expand labor protections. William Green of the AFL urged a constitutional amendment to curb Supreme Court power and called for bills on labor disputes, a 30 hour week, social security, and a coal act with a new licensing framework for interstate producers.
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America
Organized Labor
Washington
Supreme Court
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Guffey
Green
Senate
Congress
Red Cross Gives 100000 For Flood Relief In Four States
Washington June 6 The American Red Cross contributed 100000 to flood relief in Colorado Kansas Nebraska and Missouri. Chairman Grayson said at least 250000 more would be needed and authorized accepting contributions from unaffected parts of those states and neighboring areas.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Grayson
Mrs. Miles Shaw Dies in Thayer Nebraska
Mrs. Miles Shaw, 45, died at her Thayer home Tuesday night after a life mostly spent in York county. She is survived by her husband and four children Howard, Roger, Dorothy, and Virginia, all at home.
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Thayer
Neb
Miles Shaw
Here
York County
Howard
Roger
Dorothy
Virginia
Liquor License Applicants File Bonds and Apply
The Nebraska state liquor commission contracted five million tax stamps for liquors and received thirty completed applications for retail licenses to sell in packages. Distributors and wholesalers filed and agencies noted local delays for package licenses while delinquent beer taxes are pursued.
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State Liquor Commission
Max Adams
Lincoln
Omaha
Abe J. Poska
L. L Bogan
George Douvas
Hastings
John Shramek
Crete
Clifford Micek
Scottschiff
Fred Waller, Jr
A. Pepper
Farnam
D. Abrams
24Th St
Sam Faiter
10Th St
Greene's Drug Store
Falls City
State Commission
Gass, McHachen
Carmichael
Easton Lithotraph Company
Nebraska
DIES TO KEEP MUM In Immigrant Fraud Case
Federal officials said Benjamin Bergmann described as the key and payoff man in a $1,006,000 annual immigration fraud racket committed death by own action rather than squealing.
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New York
Benjamin Bergmann
Quezon Opposition Grows With New Candidate
Manila reports rising challenges to Manuel Quezon in the race for the Philippine commonwealth presidency as Gregorio Agilpay, head of the Independent Catholic church of the Philippines, enters the field. News also notes eleven dynamite boxes found near Quezon’s mountain estate near Baguio, signaling heightened tensions and security concerns.
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Manila
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Commonwealth
Quezon
Gregorio Agilpay
Independent Catholic Church of the Philippines
Agilpay
Baguio
New Legislation Expands HOLC Loan Applications
President Roosevelt signs an amendment to the Home Owners' Loan Act allowing HOLC to accept new loan applications. John H. Fahey announces eligibility tests focus on homeowners in genuine distress facing foreclosure. Applicants must meet strict criteria and file through local attorneys in each county.
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Home Owners’ Loan
Roosevelt
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
John H. Fahey
HOLC
Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports 1935 expenditures total
Rental and benefit payments plus removal of surplus operations and administrative costs reach 790.06 million for two years through May 1 1935. Processing tax receipts amount to 824.43 million. total funds available equal 1.222 billion. The comptroller notes this will be the last monthly report in this format.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Murdock Residents Share Visits and Local Business Rout
Numerous Murdock residents and neighboring towns report visits and business matters. Individuals from Ackley Lincoln Elmwood Plattsmouth Mandan and South Bend are noted in weekly exchanges. A new Bible laymen school program is announced for community study.
Corn Hog Committee Meeting At Murdock High School
The corn and hog committee met last Wednesday at the Murdock high school building with many local farmers. They discussed near home business and production curtailment plans offering a bonus payment to participants.
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Murdock High School
Weeping Water
Pastor H R Knosp Relocates to Calloway Parish
Rev H R Knosp and his family left Murdock last Thursday for Calloway where he has been assigned the new charge by the conference. Their goods were moved by truck and they expect to settle soon in the parsonage. He and his family will be missed by friends in Murdock and the church community.
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Calloway
H. R. Knosp
Evangelical Church
Murdock
Knosp
Plattsmouth Flower Show Draws Local Visitors
Mrs. Hannah McDonald and Bryan McDonald with his wife and O E Bradford and wife attended the Plattsmouth Garden Club flower show Sunday. McDonald won two first prizes for her exhibit. They visited the home of Mr and Mrs B W Thimgan during the visit.
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G. C. Meiersurgen
Murdock
Henry A. Tool
Ackley
Iowa
Kenneth A. Tool
Orris E. Bradford
Harbine
Nebraska
Murdock Co-Operative Credit Bank
Stephen Tool
Mandan
North Dakota
A. H. Jacobson
Lincoln
Eddie Craig
Omaha
Henry A. Williams
Anna
Elmwood
Bryan McDonald
E. W. Thimgahn
Plattsmouth
Matt Thimgan
Bertha Ostertag
Neal Lewis
Near Alvo
Corn and Hog Board
Charles Ayres
Ayres
Floyd Wright
South Bend
Babe
W. E. Newkirk
Dr. Lee
Byron
Hannah McDonald
O. E. Bradford
Kittenball Results Under Flood Lights at Murdock Park
Last week at Murdock Park flood light games the results show Married men 3 to High school 0, Callahan 8 to Married men 3, Single men 6 to Lutherans 2.
Vacation Bible School Begins at Callahan Church
A two weeks course in Bible study is held at Callahan church with skilled instructors. The school opens today June 10 and parents are urged to have children attend this program.
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Callahan Church
Lincoln barber supplies candidate Doc Green announces bid
C A Doc Green of Lincoln, a barber supply dealer and former Stromsberg Headlight printer, will run again for lieutenant governor as a Republican. He traveled through Murdock last week visiting Eddie Craig and Mrs Lennie Lau, and is noted for his wide acquaintanceship and Army service.
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C. A
Doc) Green
Lincoln
Murdock
Eddie Craig
Lennie Lau
Doc
Stromsberg
Norman Schewe Undergoes Urgent Abdominal Operation
Norman Schewe, troubled by repeated appendicitis attacks growing more severe, was rushed to Bryan hospital in Lincoln for an operation. Since the procedure, he is reported to be some better.
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Norman Schewe
Bryan Hospital
Lincoln
Norman
Inventor Matthew Thimgan Builds Cog Cutting Machine
Matthew Thimgan, an expert carpenter and builder, demonstrated a mechanical turn of mind by inventing and making a cog cutting machine that cuts straight teeth and bevel gears with precision. He has produced other lathe accessories enabling a wide range of turning work.
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Matthew Thimgan
Clements Funeral Parlors of Elmwood Nebraska
Elmwood Nebraska funeral parlor B I Clements offers expert service and invites patronage. Office phone 91 and home 65 listed.
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B. I. Clements Funeral
Elmwood, Nebraska
Elevator repairs completed under Melvin and Kruger
Frank A. Melvin served as manager and director on the Farmers elevator project. The metal was nailed and new floors and studding installed, with repairs to the dump finished, leaving the structure in excellent condition. John W. Kruger assisted Melvin on the job.
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Frank A. Melvin
John W. Kruger
Melvin
Murdoch Fire Department Regular Meeting Brief
The Murdock Fire Department held a routine session with little business to transact before adjourning shortly after. Members discussed ordinary matters and decided to return home.
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Murdock Fire Department
Neitzels Brave Platte River Drive Ends Before Storm
Mr and Mrs Louis Neitzel read reports of high Platte River waters and debated a trip to the river. They followed a plan to go, but clouds gathered and they turned back after crossing the bridge toward Louisville, reaching home ahead of the advancing storm.
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Platte
Louis Neitzel
Louisville
Dead Animals Removal Service Ad
Free removal of dead animals offered by South Omaha Rendering Works at Market 4626. Contact for service with no charges listed.
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South Omaha
Flooded Route Through Valley Inspires Streetside Courage
A church group battles a fierce storm as their car stalls in heavy rain in the Republican River Valley flood district. After moisture floods the ignition twice, a passing truck pushes them a mile until the engine recovers and they reach safety, reflecting on flood victims nearby.
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Republican River Valley
Visits of Mrs Bornemetter From Central City
Mrs Bornemetter visited for some time with two sisters in Central City along with a brother handling business. Her two small children stayed there. Her son, returning from an outing last Thursday, brought her home. Rain prevented bus travel and the son drove out to meet her.
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John Bornemetter
Central City
Village Board Meeting Minutes And Tax Levy
Village board met in regular session with all members present. Bills were allowed for the General Fund Street Fund Fire Dept Fund Street Lighting Fund and other items. A tax levy for the ensuing year was set with 1.5 mills for General Fund 1.5 for Street Fund .5 for Fire Dept Fund and 4.0 mills for Street Lighting Fund. Minutes were read and approved and a motion to adjourn prevailed.
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Plattsmouth Journal
Fiocyd Hite
Carl Buck
L. W. Rose
F. A. Melvin
Louis Schmidt
Ed McHugh
Chester Elseman
W. O. Gillespie
Ees Heen
McDonald Store
Otto Eickhof
General Fund
New Falls City Building to Replace Fire Loss
L. W. Baldwin president of the Missouri Pacific railroad announced in Falls City that a new $13,600 division headquarters building will be erected to replace the one destroyed by fire in January. He spoke to local residents including A. J. Weaver John W. Falter and Leo Nusbaum.
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Falls My
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Baldwin
S J. Louis
Falls City
A. J. Weaver
John W. Falter
Leo Nusbaum
Correspondence Request From Beatrice Nudist Interest
A notice seeks letters from a woman aged 25 to 40 in Beatrice Nebraska drawn to the nudist movement. Full address P O Box 124 is provided for replies.
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Bor
Beatrice
Nebr
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