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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1933
Page
2
A brief report notes Japan asserts no statement about outdoor reports related to war prohibition. No official clarification provided on the alleged omission and its implications for policy or public discourse.
A historical note questions the rationale behind Wyoming considering a law that would require a 42 hour residence in the state to obtain a divorce. The brief discusses the proposed residency period and its potential implications for applicants.
A man named Littie walked from New York to Los Angeles and back. The item notes another Little persona making a lengthy journey and mentions sensory augmentation through odors and pains. It also claims Congress did not assist in celebrating Washington's birthday with Sel Bloom unavailable.
A youth asks his mother where to find a shabby outfit for a tacky party. His father replies he can wear his own suit and he will go to bed, implying the youth should use the father's attire and end the discussion.
For centuries music advanced slowly as vocal choirs combined separate parts to create a pleasing blend. The article notes that early methods relied on group singing and modal structures before broader harmonic and instrumental developments emerged.
The public questions charges brought by Huey Long’s brother, arguing a brother’s testimony is unreliable either way.
A jumble of quips references Henry Ford’s rumored amnesia and a Leavenworth escape, with jokes about Pullman porters named George and a 1933 householder halting a burglar by phone. The piece satirizes British life and timing with light irony.
A tongue in cheek note mocks a headline about France and the new secretary of the treasury department as a composer who should issue notes, reflecting light political humor and satirical tone.
The entry notes an early influenza case in America dated 1627 and questions blame on Puritans for the outbreak.
A Californian dislikes strong smells and avoids garlic shaping his travels. The remark hints at a broader question about why the individual did not engage with political life or policy issues.
The highest weather station ever maintained stood atop El Misti, a Peruvian volcanic cone, at an elevation of 19 2006 feet above sea level.
A shrewd father persuades his children to rake debris from a garden plot by promising a bonfire of the collected material. The tale frames a crafty approach to chores with a reward that motivates the kids.
The line compares a popular song title with a film title about desire for wealth. It notes the song’s narrower return to a single coin and contrasts it with the broader dream expressed by the movie title. The tone is observational and playful.
Americans find inspiration in Mayor Anton Cer mak of Chicago as he leads a bold campaign. The piece highlights Admiration for his determined stance and public leadership during a difficult period.
A witty exchange gathers a consular attaché who quizzed Einstein on pacifism a citizenship examiner who asked about techno crack and a customs inspector who found Vatican frescoes obscene The brief meeting sparks amused chatter about official scrutiny and cultural quirks.
A dance orchestra leader claimed on air his band would not play for the inaugural bell in Washington. The remark was dismissed as self promotion common among broadcasters.
Mrs Chico Marx lies in a hospital recovering after being struck by a flying bottle at a Hollywood prize fight. The bottle misspoke at Mrs Marx but was aimed at the referee, prompting commentary on spectators risking injury while women attend such events.
A physician endorsed laxative tonic claims Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin renews vitality by stimulating sluggish organs and easing bilious days. It purports to cleanse waste, curb constipation, and deter auto intoxication as you age. Available at drugstores and priced affordably.
The Kaiserlautern eruption shows Nazi violence against a Bavarian People's Party parade while Dr Bruening spoke. The attack signals Nazi aim to suppress moderate Catholic center aligned voters ahead of the March 5 election, as warned by observers in Springfield Republican.
The Lincoln Journal notes rising interest in government shown by readers amid slow business and tax debates in Iowa and Nebraska. Citizens urge tax relief, better services, and reduced rates while praising and opposing the legislature and administration. Progress appears slow but interest grows.
The passage argues that prohibition action often has a perceived silver lining but most laws are ineffective. it notes that nine of ten experiences show the teeth of laws are false and many measures lack real enforcement.
Public figures show clear stance on issues yet uncertain paths after career moves. Analysis highlights how leaders’ future roles and alignments remain ambiguous despite current positions.
The Toledo Blade humorously critiques a government entomology study era by listing whimsical questions about insects and animals. It notes measurements of a flea’s jumps and asks how the busy bee or ant’s work week might be structured, ending with a poke at taxpayers and government spending.
Tribute from the World-Herald recalls Walsh as a principled leader and possible attorney general for Franklin D. Roosevelt. The piece vows to carry forward his fight against greed and oppression, praising his integrity and constitutional expertise as the nation mourns. Weathering the shock, the article urges eyes forward to the coming administration and continued pursuit of justice.
The article argues the Roosevelt choice of Frances Perkins as secretary of labor should be judged on merit not gender. It notes her qualifications as New York labor commissioner and President-elect Roosevelt's trust, while criticizing AFL leaders for withholding confidence. The public is expected to be sympathetic if she proves capable in the role.
The Milwaukee case sees three youths admit slaying an age filing station attendant and receive life imprisonment. In Chicago a 15 year old shooter who killed a patrolman avoids harsher punishment after a drawn out process, provoking debate on justice and community standards between Milwaukee and Chicago.
A short notice reports that Veant-Bes items are sold for just a few cents, highlighting their low price and accessible cost.
A public auction is announced with Rex Young listed as the subject and W. E. Reynolds as clerk. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Clinton W. Gilbert reports that Senator Cordell Hull advocates resolving war debt issues only after removing trade obstacles. He proposes nations define attitudes on tariffs exchanges and embargoes, then proceed with a world economic conference to restore normal relations. He notes debt settlements should follow a broader relief program without erasing gold reserves. The piece ends with a sharp remark about a returned Pacific nation.
In the County Court at Plattsmouth creditors are notified to appear March 17 1933 and June 19 1932 at ten a m to examine claims against the estate of Sarah E Young with three months to present claims and one year to pay debts. Witness the County Court seal dated February 14 1933.
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court orders that heirs and interested parties appear March 31 1933 at 10 a m to show cause why final settlement of John L Tidball administrator should not be granted. Notice to interested parties via Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to hearing. Seal of Court dated March 1 1933.
In Cass County Nebraska the south half of Section 17 and northwest quarter of Section 20 in Township 12 Range 9 are mortgaged to Conservative Mortgage Company. Dated February 14 1933 the notice lists property of Jerome G St John et al to satisfy a judgment in favor of Bankers Life Insurance Company. Plattsmouth February 15 1962.
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Lynn deceased and you are notified that the county court will sit in the court room on March 24 1933 and June 26 1933 at ten oclock in the forenoon to examine all claims against the estate with a view to adjustment and allowance. The time for presenting claims is three months from March 24 1933 and the time for payment of debts is one year from that date. Witness my hand and seal this 24th day of March 1933.
County officials announce a sheriff sale under Nebraska law. The notice outlines property to be sold, the court and case numbers, and contact details for interested bidders.
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