Judging Day At College Of Agriculture Lincoln
Fifty three club members and seven local leaders practiced judging Tuesday June 16 at the College of Agriculture Lincoln. Projects included livestock dairy poultry clothing girls room cooking and canine. Seven members studied essentials of good news writing as they compete in a news writing contest sponsored by Weeping Water Republican The Lincoln Star and the Lincoln State Journal.
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College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Weeping Water Republican
Lincoln Star
Lincoln State Journal
Mothers Camp Program Details Sent to 759 Members
Letters inform 759 project and study club members about the Mothers Vacation Camp. Highlights include Miss Elia Gardner from the Children's Bureau in Washington D C and Mrs. O Bruce of Lincoln for a book review nature study and storytelling. Craft work and swimming are also on the schedule.
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Elia Gardner
Children’s Bureau of
Washington, D. C
O. Bruce
Lincoln
Broadcast News Writing Lessons at Nebraska KFAB Talks
University of Nebraska program offers weekly talks over KFAB on Tuesday mornings from 9 50 to 10 00 to help 4 H club reporters and other news writers improve stories. Elton Lux Extension Editor will broadcast the lessons guiding news writing methods and contests this summer.
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University of Nebraska
KFAB
Elton Lux
Agricultural Colleges
4 H Club News Seeks Variety and Human Interest
Lux argues for varied coverage in 4 H club news to avoid monotony from stories about meetings at members homes. D Wainscott and Jessie H Baldwin note the need for fresh angles in Extension reporting.
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Lux
D. Wainscott
Jessie H. Baldwin
Asst
Hollywood Girls Baseball Team to Meet Omaha Packers
The Hollywood Movie Stars Girls Baseball team from Murray will play the Omaha Packers on Wednesday night July 1 after facing the Murray Red Sox Saturday. Fans expect a record crowd at Murray Park for what is billed as a rare treat in local baseball as the fast moving female squad, rated the fastest girl team, prepares to meet Western League competition.
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Hollywood Movie Stars
Murray Red Sox
Omaha Packers
Hollywood Girls
Murray Park
Mrs Petring Improves After Omaha Hospital Operation
Friends report Mrs George Petring is improving at Immanuel hospital in Omaha after Monday morning surgery for appendicitis. She arrived by Sattler ambulance and with a good rally is expected to recover steadily.
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Prem
George Petring
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Drowning Warnings Raised At Horseshoe Lake Near Louisville
Residents post warnings around Horseshoe Lake after multiple deaths this season. An Omaha boy drowned wading in a deep hole and Mrs. Frank Banard perished when a boating party boat overturned. The lake, popular with Louisville and Omaha visitors, sees many cottages and regular outings, with some bathers ignoring safety.
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Horseshoe Lake
Louisville
Omaha
Frank Banard
Mynard Community Club Sets June Meeting
The Mynard Community Club will hold its June meeting at their hall on Friday June 26th. The club urges regular, persistent advertising to achieve results.
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Celal
Déw
Is the Universe Evolved from Atomic Force
Christian Science lesson message for June 21 argues God as the only cause negates matter's creative power. It cites Mary Baker Eddy on divine Mind forming all, and a Bible excerpt stressing the spirit quickens while flesh profits nothing.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Ammonia Gas Causes Death in Lincoln Market
Penny Pfeiff, 70, Lincoln merchant, died of a heart attack after being gassed by ammonia in the Pfeiff market basement Tuesday. Clerk Albert Kroeller and another worker, William Frazier, evacuated Pfeiff after he collapsed. Pfeiff had lived in the United States over five decades and built and operated the store for 44 years.
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Lincoln
Kroeller
William Frazier
Mr. Pfeiff
Germany
United States
Morehead Opposes Hoover Debt Plan
Falls City Neb June 23 Opposition to President Hoover s war debt moratorium was declared by Congressman John H Morehead Democrat in a public statement He opposes canceling debts owed by European nations and says the moratorium would boost foreign stocks and force higher taxes to cover government spending He argues the debt is just and must be paid and if needed extend payments for emergencies.
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Falls City
Neb
Hoover
John H. Morehead
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Thought He Was Struck
A well known professional man retires to rest with an electric fan nearby. The fan falls from the dresser during the night and shocks him into alarm. He learns it was an accident not a lightning strike, and quiets his nerves with several steins.
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Morpheum
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co
Kent
London Rotary elects Pascall as president at Vienna convention
The 22nd annual Rotary International convention in Vienna opened with about three thousand attendees including over one thousand delegates and families. President Almon E. Roth of Stanford University presided as Sydney W. Pascall of London was elected unanimously as Rotary International president for the coming year amid welcomes from government officials and Rotarians.
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Vienna
Rotary International
North America
Almon E. Roth
Stanford University
Sydney W. Pascall
London
Rotary
Reth
Baseball Game Sunday At Local High School Park
The Athletic baseball team of this city has secured Gerbler Auto Co. of Omaha for a Sunday game at the high school athletic park. Omaha’s team is described as one of the best independent squads in the state metropolis and will present a tough challenge. The local club aims to draw a strong crowd and offers a real baseball showcase.
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Gerbler Auto Co
Omaha
Bishop Sues Hearst Over Alleged Libel Damages
Bishop William Randolph Hearst Chicago Bishop Cannon of the Methodist Episcopal Church South sues Hearst papers including the Chicago Herald and Examiner and 29 others for 1 000 900 damages in a federal libel suit. The suit cites a marriage report to diminish his influence in the prohibition movement.
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Chicago
Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
William Randolph Hearst
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Hearst
United States District Court
Nawley McCallum
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Cass County Farm Bureau
Wainscott
Murray
Thomas Walling Company
Plattsmouth
Mynard Community Club
Boston Butts
Hamburger
Frankfurters
Weiners
Supreme Ocean
Great Northerns
Graham
Morehead
Pascall
Dairy Maid
Swift
Betsy Ross
Prince Albert Tobacco
Velvet Tobacco
Meat Department
V. T. Arm
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