Manley News Items Show Visitors From Nearby Towns
Local notes report visits by Sue Mockenhaupt, Fr. Harte on retreat in Lincoln, W J Patterson from Murray, Antone Averswald and Omaha relatives, Komer Jung from Beatrice, A Steinkamp on business in Shenandoah, Fred Fieichhman and family visiting at Charles Gade’s, and Herman Harmes returning from Los Angeles. Also mentions a special Sub rate for Semi-Weekly Journal, a truck wreck near here, and a ball game with Elmwood 1 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Mockenhaupt
Plattsmouth
Patrick Harte
Manley
Lincoln
W. J. Patterson
Murray
Antone Averswald
Omaha
Komer Jung
Beatries
John Rohrdanz
John Heil
A. Steinkamp
Shenandoah
Fred Fieichhman
Charles Gade
Herman Harmes
Los Angeles
H. M. Blair
Theodore Harmes
Rosy Mick
Theo Harmes
Frank Rhoden
Grover Rhoden
Grover
Nehawka
Here
J. C. Rauth
Walter Mockenhaupt
Jackson
Nebr
Sioux City
Jose Huse
Paul Tighe
Herman
Elmwood
Louisville
August C. Pautsch
Man Injured When Horse Kicks While Driving Team
Fred Stehlman suffered a head bump fractured ribs and broken fingers after a horse kicked him when the line was used as a whip to move a lagging animal. He remains incapacitated and will be unable to work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stehlman
Stehlman
Catholic bishops blame divorce of morality from daily life
Washington reports that the national Catholic welfare conference analysis pins "unhappy conditions" on divorcing education industry politics business and economies from morality and religion. They urge a restoration of Christian living as essential for recovery. Signers include Archbishops Hanni McNichols Murray and Noll and Bishops Lillis Schrembs Boyle and others. The statement warns of home breakdown and a falling birth rate tied to birth prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Edward J. Hannia
San Francisco
John T. McNichols
Cincinnati
John G. Murray
St. Paul
Thomas F. Lillis
Kanseas City
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Hugh C. Boyle
Pittsburch
John F. Noll
Fort Wayne
Nebraska Association Forms to Push U. S. Projects
Associated Industries of Nebraska formed at the Omaha Chamber of Commerce to campaign for New Deal federal funds under the national recovery act. About 40 representatives from building trades and chambers of commerce attended. O H Zumwinkel elected secretary and Karl Vogel named permanent chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Industries of Nebraska
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Building Industries
Chamber of
Missouri Industries, Inc
Associated Industries of
Trade Recovery Committee
John W. Towle
Omaha
Towle
Washington
Vogel
George Rassmuseen
Art Dobson
Don Price
Lincoln
John Latenser Jm
Century of Progress fair shows early cash gains in Chicago
The Chicago Century of Progress exposition, twelve days in, reports strong early revenue. Officials note railroads hotels and stores enjoy up to 100 percent more business, with about 800,000 gate admissions and $731,810 spent on amusements and food. Total crash income exceeds $1,100,000 in twelve days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Approves Stiff Sentence for Private in Kidnapping Threat
Omaha report says Major General Hagood approved a ten year sentence for Private Moses Clayborne after a Fort Leavenworth court martial found him guilty of writing an unsigned letter to Major Samuel G. Cumming threatening to kidnap the officer’s baby if a $250 ransom was not placed. Hagood cited rising kidnaping risk and used the case as a warning to soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Hagood
Seventh Corps
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Moses Clayborne
Clayborne
Mzej
Samuel G. Cumming
Major Cumming
Cleyborne
Secretary's Son Engaged in Oakland News Notice
Announcement of the engagement of James Hunter Roper son of Secretary of Commerce Roper and Elizabeth May Armstrong librarian at San Leandro high school Roper an engineer is at Washington conferring with officials about the Oakland San Francisco trans key bridge project He is a Michigan graduate and lives in Oakland Miss Armstrong a California graduate is daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy E Armstrong
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
James Hunter Roper
Commerce
Roper
Elizabeth May Armstrong
San Leandro High School
Washington
San Francisco
University of Michigan
Armstrong
University of California
Leroy E. Armstrong
U S Debt Notices Sent to Nations as Payments Due
Washington dispatch reports debt nations were sent notices tonight reminding them of payments due next Thursday. Thirteen nations owe 144 million 179 thousand 674 dollars. Britain reportedly may offer a token payment next Thursday as Paris scenes show Premier Dalladier avoiding debt mention during votes of confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
America
White House
State Department
London
Great Britain
France Faces Default on 19-Billion Debt Payment
France defaulted on the December 19 billion debt payment to the United States and the June 15 installment of about 40 million dollars awaits approval from the chamber of deputies before any payment can be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
France
British Cabinet Deliberates War Debt Question
London reports the cabinet met over two hours to discuss the war debt issue. The matter remains under consideration with a note on the June installment of 375,950,000 expected to be sent to America over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Fairview Workers Club Plans July Picnic at Riverview Park
The Fairview Workers club met at Nora Kaffenberger’s home with Ella Hild 25 as assistant hostess. Members plan a July 23 picnic at Riverview Park in Omaha for members and families. The August meeting will be at Emma Terryberry’s with Mabel Murray as assistant. Leaders for the afternoon include Marie Kelly and Nora Kaffenberger. A number of visitors attended and a covered dish lunch was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Workers Club
Nora Kaffenberger
Ella Hild
Riverview Park
Omaha
Emma Terryberry
Mabel Murray
Marie Kelly
Nora Kaffenber
Worms stall train near Webbwood causing two hour delay
A freight train east of Webbwood stalled for over two hours due to heavy caterpillar infestation on the tracks hindering locomotive traction. Authorities reported the unusual delay as crews cleared the insects from the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Gnt
Webbwood
Federal employment goal to 7,000,000 in 1933 plan
Washington reports a 3.3 billion public works program to be enacted by Congress. The goal is to employ one million people directly or indirectly by Oct 1 and up to 7 million by year end. The president would have wide powers to select projects including highways, public buildings, water projects, housing, and defense purchases under the act. The plan aims to shock buying power, boost industry, and restore normal employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Reconstruction Corporation
State Journal
Attorney General Halts State Cost Cutting Committee
The attorney general ruled that a mid summer project to form a nonpartisan committee to study state, county, and municipal government, including schools, lacks legal backing. He found the Senate could not create a spending committee, and the plan appeared abortive. The House had refused a joint resolution backing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good
State Senate
Welch
Milford
Green
Sidney
Sib
Dodge
Jurgensen
Altho
Senate
House
Ten Shot in Miner Fray at Peerless Mine Clash
A deadly skirmish near the Peerless mine pits 1,000 to 1,500 Progressive Miners of America pickets against United Mine Workers of America and others. One progressive, Thomas Urban, died from a gunshot wound. several others injured as National Guardsmen were mobilized to restore order. Governor Horner moved troops from Taylorville to quell violence in central Illinois. A second notice covers Cass County Nebraska tax equalization meetings in Plattsmouth June 13 to 15 with filing deadlines June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Peabody Coal Company
Horner
Rebor
Illinois
Progressive Miners of America
United Mire Workers of America
Peabody Company
Beyon
Taylorville
Thomas Urban
Senate Panel Seeks Efficient State Administration
A senate committee aims to study state government to increase efficiency and cut costs, targeting improvements in public administration. The panel visits reflect concern over the performance of Governor Bryan and seek concrete reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Senate
Farm Board Advances Nebraskan Co operatives Report
Washington reports a five thousand dollar loan to the Farmers Equity Co operative Creamery at Orleans Nebraska. Total Nebraska revolving fund loans now stand at ninety five thousand two hundred sixty two dollars. Major borrowers include Calloway Co operative Creamery Calloway and North Platte Valley Co operative Cheese Gering. Governor Morgenthau says monthly loan disclosures will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers’ Equity Co-operative Creamery Association
Orleans
Neb
Farm Board
Nebraska Co-Operatives
Morgenthau
Farm Credit Administration
Calloway Co-operative Creamery
Calloway
North Platte Valley Co-operative Cheese Company
Gering
Omaha forest work group sent to California camps
A troop of more than 300 civilian conservation corps workers departed Omaha on Monday and were assigned today to camps in Tuolumne county. Nineteen dozen were sent to a state camp at Yankee Hill with the rest stationed at Hull's Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Cal
Civilian Conservation Corps
Omaha
Tuolumne County
Yankee Hill
Hull's Meadows
Prisoners choose prison over Sioux City trial
Frank Harris alias J A Hartley and Rolly Blackburn alias Donald Hewitt, convicted felons, refused automatic paroles and chose to stay in the Colorado state prison. They were sentenced to twenty to thirty years for aggravated robbery in Denver in March 1927. Governor Johnson had received requisition papers for their return to Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado State Prison
Sioux City
Frank Harris
J. A. Hartley
Rolly Blackburn
Donald Hewitt
Johnson
Roosevelt Names Newton to Home Loan Board
President Roosevelt nominated Walter H. Newton of Minnesota, former Hoover secretary, as a member of the federal home loan bank board. The move keeps a promise made to Mr. Hoover on inauguration day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Walter H. Newton
Minnesota
Hoover
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
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Frederick Stohlman
Association To
U. S
Associated Industries
Board of Equalization
Cass County
Cass County Board of Equalization
Commissioners
Court House
Ees
Omaha Forest Work Group
California
Newton
Horton Funeral Home
Plattsmouth, Nebr
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