Leaders discuss key German questions at Hitler retreat
At a Bavarian mountain retreat Adolf Hitler hosted four top figures of the regime including Goering Ribbentrop Blomberg and Neu Rath. They reviewed Anglo German naval talks a Danubian conference and responses to Franco Russian and Czecho Russian pacts as well as relations with Italy. The group noted welcome for Pierre Laval as French premier but feared a hostile cabinet could block terms with the Reich.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
Germany
Hitler
Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Werner von Blombers
Reichswehr
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
von Ribbentrop
Sir John Simon
Italy
Pierre Laval
France
Edouard Herriot
Relief Gardens Planned in Nebraska Rural Rehab Program
The Nebraska rural rehabilitation program will supervise about 29,000 gardens this spring under FERA. Seeds for beans beets carrots and other vegetables will be provided to farmers with plots. Thirty six community gardens totaling 500 acres will operate across 23 counties with land irrigation and cannery support from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Nebraska
FERA
Nutrition Department
Christian Stewardship and the Call to Tithing
A sermon on God’s generosity and human duty urges faithful tithing, consistent giving, and using talents for the kingdom. It warns against forgetting God, cites Moses and New Testament figures, and links Sabbath offerings to the law of sowing and reaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Israel
Promised Land
God
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Hosea
Guen
Jesus Christ
Paul
Chrysostom
G Men Term Coined by Kidnappers in 1930s Hoov
In Washington J Edgar Hoover confirms the FBI first drew the label G Men from a kidnapper named George Kelly. Hoover recalls the Memphis apartment capture of Kelly and his wife and notes the term’s popularization among the public. He says agents prefer the term special agents.
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Washington
Ollege
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George
Machine Gun
Kelly
J. Edgar Hoover
Weyerhaeuser
Memphis
Tenn
Hoover
Government
DeMolays Open Session in Fairbury Nebraska
About 100 delegates gathered Sunday for the thirteenth annual DeMolay conclave in Fairbury Nebraska. Honored guest Dr Frederick Eiche of Lincoln state deputy and state officers Harold R Allen Rex Parks James Brownell and Jack Hartington attended a union church service led by Rev Robert Co Shupe with Rev Paul Calhoun of Lincoln delivering the address.
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Fairbury
Neb
Nebraska
Order of DeMolay
Frederick Eiche
Lincoln
Harold R. Allen
Rex Parks
Grand Island
James Brownell
Chappell
Jack Hartington
Norfolk
Robert Co. Shupe
Paul Calhoun
Lutheran Meet Opens in Lanham With 46th Nebraska Synod
Forty six annual convention of the German Evangelical Lutheran synod of Nebraska opens in Lanham. About 100 pastors and delegates are expected. Rev J Schrader of Yutan preaches the opening sermon. Business sessions begin Thursday with two ordinations for Rev F Biler of St John Lanham and Rev Henry Knaube of Home Kan. June 16 St Johns marks 60 years since organization.
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Lanham
German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Nebraska
J. Schrader
Yutan
F. Biler
St. John Lutheran Church
Henry Knaube
Kan
St. John's
Steamer Castine Strikes Ledge in Fog Disaster
In Rockland Maine a steamer carrying sixty four excursionists hit a ledge in heavy fog. A 46 year old man and his wife Charles and Mrs Wooster of Camden were drowned. Four women were hospitalized after rescue by lifeboats. The Castine reportedly sank.
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Rockland
Castine
Charles Wooster
Camden
Novak's Used Cars Price Drive In Savings
Used car dealer promotes affordable options with in house financing. The ad highlights Plymouth m5 coupe 1984 sedan 104 coach 32s Spal 1932 coach and sedan models for quick buy and big savings.
Insull Faces Final Government Bid in Trial
Chicago. Samuel Insull awaits the final government bid to convict him on bankruptcy violation charges tied to his utilities. Floyd J. Thompson, who defended Insull and his son in a prior acquittal, says there was no criminal intent. Government attorneys target Insull, his son Samuel Jr, and Harold K L Stuart as they seek a guilty verdict.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Floyd J. Thompson
Insull
Samuel, Jr
Harold KL. Stuart
Halsey Stuart & Co
Corporation Securities Company
Wheat acreage higher in Danube basin for 1935
The department of agriculture reports a rise of about 2 million wheat acres in the Danube basin for 1935 versus 1934. Official estimates put 1935 area at 21,237,000 acres, up from 19,958,000 in 1934 and above the 1929–33 average of 19,835,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Danube Basin
Department of Agriculture
SECURE NEW TEACHERS FOR CITY SCHOOLS
The board of education filled vacancies at the close of the school year by hiring two new teachers. Lorene Sutherland, formerly at Syracuse and Otoe, will teach second through fourth grades at Wintershill school. Helen G Hall of Reynolds will teach second and third grades at the Columbian building. Both are Nebraska graduates with strong records.
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Board of Education
Lorene Sutherland
Syracuse
Otoe
Wintersteen Hill
Sutherland
Nebraska
Helen G. Hall
Reynolds
Columbian
Miss Hall
Peru State Teachers College
Committee Gives First Homestead Bill Approval
Washington June 11 The House public lands committee approved a bill by Senator Norris to establish the Homestead National Monument of America in Gage County Nebraska. The monument honors pioneer hardships and life and will honor the first homestead entered in 1862 by Daniel Freeman at the general homestead site pending full House passage.
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Washington
Homestead National Monument of America
Gage County
Nebraska
Great West
House Public Lands Committee
Norris
Rep
Neb
House
Daniel Freeman
Marquis Plans Air Trip to Rome From New York
George De Monteverde and his brother Alfred announce a non stop attempt to Rome from New York, carrying 700 gallons of gasoline. They will depart at 6 p m Wednesday, fly at 10 000 feet plus, and target 110 miles an hour on the 4500 mile flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George de Montevedre
Sportsman-Avistor
Alfred
Rome
George
Alfredo de Monteverde
Funeral for Edward Caldwell in Red Cloud Neb
Funeral services were held Sunday for Edward Caldwell 18 of Red Cloud Nebraska son of Mr and Mrs E G Caldwell killed Friday near Milford when struck by a truck. He was a University of Nebraska student returning home for vacation. His father formerly Webster County attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cloud, Neb
Edward Caldwell
E. G. Caldwell
Red Cloud
Milford
University of Nebraska
Webster County
Democratic Debt Reduced by NDC Deficit Drive
The Democratic National Committee reports its deficit fell from 520,670 dollars on Feb 28 to 441,976 dollars on May 21, the first drop below 500,000 since 1928. Secretary W Forbes Morgan credits a January deficit drive with state quota allocations by organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic National Committee
House
W. Forbes Morgan
Treasury Exchange closes subscriptions on long term notes
Washington Secretary Morgenthau ordered subscriptions closed Thursday night on the Treasury exchange offer. It involves five year 1 percent notes and maturities totaling 416,602,800 dollars in 3 percent notes due June 15 and 353,865,000 dollars in 15 percent notes due August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury Exchange
Cuban Kidnapping Case Nets Suspects Near Solution
In Havana a former policeman his wife her mother and her uncle are jailed on charges tied to the kidnapping of Antonio San Miguel a millionaire railway executive. The arrest of Ramon Suarez near Guivican with his relatives boosts police confidence in solving the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Antonio San Miguel
Guivican
Ramon Suarez
National Police
Private Loans Top Government Farm Funds in Richardson County
In Richardson County Nebraska during April and May private loans exceeded government farm loans for the first time. Private sources loaned 72000 dollars on county farms last month while federal loans totaled 50000 dollars. Private loans carried rates around four percent compared with four point four percent on federal loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Neb
Richardson County
Walter Rose
Recorder of Deeds
Rose
Beet Payments Start in Scottsbluff County Nebraska
Beet growers in Scottsbluff county will receive 150 819 in benefit payments from the AAA this week as the first 1932 crop processing tax refund. The Mitchell factory district gets 27 800 on Tuesday, bringing county total to over 830 000 including 1934 crop payments.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
Scottsbluff County
AAA
Mitchell
Omaha council backs local liquor tax plan ahead of June vote
The city council recommended passage of a local liquor occupation tax ordinance aligned with state limits. The June 25 special election will decide the legalization, and annual licenses were set at 100 dollars for on sale beer and 25 dollars for off sale beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Texans Executed in Huntsville for Murder and Robbery
Elijah Stuart and John Willis were electrocuted at the Texas state penitentiary in Huntsville. Stuart killed his 4 year old daughter Dorothy for insurance money, while Willis attacked a young bride during a highway holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Elijah Stuart
Dorothy
John Willis
Adhere to Wage Scale Voted at Glove Manufacturers Meet
Gloversville leaders report a pledge to enforce the prevailing wage scale and a code of ethics for the glove industry. The policy mirrors the former NRA framework and was adopted at the first session of the National Leather Glove Manufacturers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloversville
NRA
Journal ads reveal timely bargains across town
Local newspaper ads highlight daily deals and sales from multiple merchants. Shoppers can track price cuts on household goods clothing and small appliances with limited stock and event dates noted in the listings.
Cass County Farm Center Debates Advantage of Improved Farming
Cass county is praised as a top agricultural center with better farming conditions and higher prices for farm products. The statement suggests gains for every town in the territory as markets improve and farming prospers.
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Cass County
State
Elmwood and surrounding residents visit Lincoln and area towns
Elmwood news reports visits by Louis Bornemeier to Lincoln to buy for Farmers store. J P Cobb of Elmwood visited Omaha. Wright Gillet and family from Lincoln stayed in Elmwood. Norville D. Bothwell to Omaha for Elmwood store matters. Sheriff Homer Sylvester and passengers moving toward Lincoln. Emil Rosenow and wife at Weeping Water for Liberty theatre show. Mr. and Mrs. J C Scranton visited Tecumseh and Elkcreek. H P Dehning guests at Elmer Corbin's in Avoca. Kenneth West helped at Carl Rosenow’s barber shop in Alvo while Wisconsin trip. Miss Anna Williams leaves for Yellowstone summer job. George Blessing Jr preparing home for future occupants. Mrs. Barrett improving after illness. road work near completion with sluice, shouldering and concrete ripening for July opening. ongoing project to link Plattsmouth and Nebraska City routes.
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J. P. Cobb
American Exchange Bank of
Elmwood
Omaha
Wright Gillet
Lincoln
Frank Gillet
Norville D. Bothwell
Homer Sylvester
Emil Rosenow
Weeping Water
Liberty Theatre
J. C. Scranton
North Produce Station
Tecumseh and Elkcreek
H. P. Dehning
Elmer Corbin
Avoca
Corbin
Kenneth West
Charles West
Alvo
Carl Rosenow
Wisconsin
Charles Snavely
Anna Williams
H. W. Williams
Canyon Lodge
Yellowstone Park
Mountains
Elmwood High Alumni Hold Pleasant Homecoming
The Elmwood high school alumni gathering last week drew about 500 former members with 140 attending. It served as a warm homecoming and was deemed a pleasant event. The Methodist church ladies provided a fine banquet.
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Panquet
Elmwood High School
Methodist Church
Children’s Day Observances Recap at Local Churches
Sunday services at the Christian church featured a morning children’s day program enjoyed by a large crowd. Evening programs at the Methodist and Evangelical churches also drew sizable attendance with well received performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Methodist
Evangelical Church
Married Men of Elmwood Play Kittenball at Murdock
The Married Men of Elmwood visited Murdock last Tuesday evening for a kittenball game under floodlights. A number of fans attended to watch the contest involving the two town teams.
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Murdock
Elmwood
Paving Finished on GC Retreat Street String
Paving completed on a GC retreat street string after a lengthy period of work. The project faced interference from a construction constraint and was finally finished by crews this week.
Band Concert Draws Large Crowds From County Towns
A large crowd attended the band concert held last Wednesday evening at the park. Many residents from this part of the county and other towns were present marking the first concert at the park since the band stand was moved from uptown.
Concert Stand Relocated to Ellwood Park for Wednesday
The concert stand formerly at the Green drug store site on the south side was moved to Ellwood park last Tuesday and prepared for a concert on Wednesday night. Emmitt Cook and his assistants sped up the setup and the park location improves acoustics and prevents interference with traffic and business.
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Green Drug Store
Ellwood Park
Emmitt Cook
Front of Store Completed at N. D. Bothwell Business House
The new store front at N. D. Bothwell's business house is finished improving the display of goods. Clover Farm organization workers installed the front while brick work and paving in front were done by George Brinton and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Bothwell
Clover Farm
George Brinton and Son
Rose Motor Co. salesman promotes V- trucks in Elmwood
Cash Sylvester of Rose Motor Co. Plattsmouth visited Elmwood last Tuesday to market V- trucks and dispose of two of these work wagons during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Sylvester
Rose Motor Co
Plattsmouth
Elmwood
Sheriff sale notice in Cass County Nebraska 1936
The sheriff will sell at public auction the east half of the southwest quarter of section 15 township 11 north range 11 east in Cass County Nebraska. The property levied to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company against Emma Andrus et al. The sale is set for July 15 1935 at 10 a.m. at the south front door of the Cass County Courthouse Plattsmouth Nebraska.
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C. E. Sedgway
Dstrict
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Waid County
Emma Andrus
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Plattsmouth
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Lutheran Meet
Novak
Plymouths
COOH
Fords Ak
Ines
Wallace
Novak Auto Co
Nebraska City, Nebr
E. J. Richey Lumber and Coal
Marquis
Caldwell
America
Seis Davie Duxbury Rain
Elmwood News
Louis Bornemeier
George Blessing, Jr
Barrett
Plattsmead
Nebraska City
Sheriff'’S Sale
State of
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MH. Sylvester
Sheri Cass County
Prudential Insurance Company
Pfizer
South Sth Street
Nebr
City, Nebr
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