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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
6
The King Korn Klub committee announced a dance and floor show as the season opener on Wednesday June 19. Mrs. Robert M. Waling and Mrs. Frank Molak will arrange the floor show, promising an elaborate, communitywide entertainment with dancing and a polished program.
Improved crop conditions and higher prices are expected to boost farm business, with savvy advertisers aiming to capture the larger trade and push product sales.
Sister Celestine, principal and eighth grade instructor at St John’s parochial school, marks 25 years in the Ursuline order. Eighty former graduates honored her with a lifetime fountain pen set, led by Joe Case’s presentation after fund contributions. Sister Gertrude, also jubilee year, left for Louisville to pursue further studies.
A navigable Missouri river by 1937 would expand eastern Nebraska farm product outlets and help raise prices, boosting regional markets and potential revenue for local producers.
The Roosevelt administration's stop gap NRA plan passed the House 264 to 121 aided by a large Democratic majority as the president urged codes that comply with antitrust laws. Richberg resigned as NRA chief effective June 16, and the Senate eyed a delay on action while the president defended voluntary codes and hinted at wealth distribution goals.
Long Beach in California reported the death of Joseph Clare a 91 year old civil war veteran who used the pistol he carried with Company 22 Iowa infantry in the 1860s to commit suicide.
Our Last Hatch advertises regular breeds and a number of White Jersey Giants available at the lowest prices.
At Friday’s Legion meeting in Cass County officials from Louisville and Nehawka attended as out of town guests. Discussion centered on junior baseball with plans for at least four Cass teams including Plattsmouth. A two to three year program aims to build a winning squad like Neligh which has two state trophies recently. Funds were approved to outfit the new team. Kruger urged county meetings, revival of the county picnic, and named committees to draft resolutions for the Beatrice state convention. Coffee and doughnuts followed.
Directors of Carter Lake Development Society decided Thursday to sink a well to obtain water for maintaining the Carter Lake water level. A committee called it the most practical and economical way. The society plans to pump between 1.5 million and 3 million gallons daily into the lake.
Omaha will bid for one of seven new air bases if the Wilcox bill becomes law. The chamber of commerce military affairs committee decided to pursue a base if the appropriation is approved by the House.
Mrs. William Hendricks and Miss Edna Thidobeu of Fairbault Minnesota visited Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lepert and departed this morning for Minnesota. They were accompanied as far as Omaha by Mrs. Lepert.
Fans braved the chill to watch two softball games at Athletic Park. The Chevrolets beat the South Park Rowdies 10 to 0 behind McClanahan who allowed two hits. Oliver led the Chevies with strong hitting. In the nightcap the Norfolk Packers defeated the Cardinals 6 to 4 as Rolph homered in the seventh to break the tie.
Representative Stefan said he hopes to visit the Philippines next fall to observe the independence events and assess Filipino readiness. As a member of the House Insular Affairs Committee he may be hosted by the Philippine commission for the November 15 ceremonies in Manila, depending on Congress’ session length.
Washington report states the utility holding company bill was postponed from quick passage due to absence of several senators. Senator Wheeler, author, led a late-night conference with Senate leaders that set aside most amendments from Senator Bailey, focusing on interstate aspects and the registration scope.
Washington June 6 A house district committee approved a subcommittee report recommending the removal of U. S. Attorney Leslie C. Garnett and aide Karl W Kindleberger. The panel said the capital’s law officers should be ousted to improve enforcement as outlawry and commercialized vice and gambling prevailed in the district.
Fremont Nebraska Dodge county supervisors must raise 1320 dollars to cover mothers pensions for July and August. Taxes are lagging and payments depleted the fund. Pensions run about 660 dollars monthly.
The treasury ruled that Metropolitan Life Insurance was overcharged $1,940,638 in taxes for 1924 1925 and 1926. It ordered a refund of $582,285 and a credit of $448,754 to the company’s books.
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