Goering Claims Reds Nearly in Open Rebellion
Berlin reports Hermann Goering warned in a speech that the Reichstag fire was meant to inaugurate a violent communist uprising. He tied the incident to strict government decrees, martial law, and heightened penalties for treason espionage while noting arrests of communists and preparations for further suppression ahead of the election.
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Berlin
Hermann Goering
Hitler
Reichstag
Germany
Goering
von Hindenburg
Reich—State
Journal Want M Rd Costs a Few Cents and Delivers Real Results
A newspaper item promotes Want-MRds as a low cost advertising option. It claims readers can reach local audiences for a few cents and achieve tangible outcomes through steady, affordable exposure.
Murdock News Highlights Local Visits and Sports
Local residents and visitors fill the week with social events travel to Avoca for the opening tournament game and return for a Muscateers dance. Residents recover from illness visit families attend cheese making demonstrations and move to new farms as community life continues in Murdock.
Murdock Suffers Narrow Loss in Avoca Tourney Opener
The Murdock basketball team lost 25 to 21 to Weeping Water in the district Class B tournament at Avoca. Avoca began with a 67 to 2 win in the opening game, while the Murdock squad fought hard and should be proud of their showing.
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Murdock
Avoca
Weeping Water
Murdock Boys
Sewing machine expert demonstrates in Murdock clinic
Mrs Huff of the State Extension department Lincoln , renowned for sewing machine expertise, visited Murdock for a demonstration and clinic on repairing sick sewing machines. Sixteen machines were examined, some badly damaged and others in fair condition.
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Lincoln
Murdock
Jake's Garage Offers Welding for Frozen Cylinders and Blocks
Equipped to weld frozen cylinders and motor blocks. Prices right and guaranteed.
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Jake
Minor Adjustments Improve Machine Demos and Outcomes
The text notes only minor adjustments, crediting Mrs Huff for bringing items to good condition. It states the adjustments enabled excellent work for their owners and that the demonstration was enlightening with much learned about proper machine adjustment.
Mrs Una McHugh Quilting Circle At Murdock
Friends gathered at the McHugh home last Wednesday to assist the renowned seamstress Mrs Una McHugh of Murdock with quilting several quilts she has prepared over a period of time.
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Una McHugh
Murdock
McHugh
Muscateers Bring Expanding Dance Set from Nehawka
The Muscateers led a social dance Thursday night with five members Es ther Roy Harvey Ted and Tommy replacing the original trio. They delivered splendid music that encouraged guests to dance. the event followed a pleasant mixed dance in Nehawka.
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Muscateers
Nehawka
Esther
Roy
Harvey
Ted
Tommy
Zoz Couple Feted by 65 Friends in Charivari
About 65 friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zoz on Monday evening to serenade the newlyweds. After the performance, guests were invited inside for a cordial reception and refreshments. The couple extended warm thanks and proved gracious hosts to the large group.
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Martin Zoz
Zoz
Thimgan Family Notify of Clay Center Death
Mr Julius Thimgan died at age 82 after 64 years in the county. He came to America from Germany at 18 and his relatives Uncle Had Hears in Clay Center Kansas were notified Monday, with his death occurring the prior Saturday.
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Rrethen Thimgan
Walt Thimgan
Clay Center
Kans
Julius Thimgan
Kansas
Mr. Thimgan
America
Germany
Old Time Picture of 1852 Mississippi Boat Race
Mr and Mrs Mathew Thimgan possess a single memento from his father a picture of the 1852 Mississippi river boat race between the river pack et Natchez and the Robert B Lee. Barrels of tar were used to boost steam and speed during the dramatic contest. Julius Thimgan of Clay Center Kansas recently died removing the last uncle of Mr Thimgan.
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Mathew Thimgan
Mississippi River
Natchez
Mr. Thimgan
Julius Thimgan
Clay Center
Kansas
Mr. Thimzen
Hatching Bees for Sale in Nebraska
Jersey White Giant hatching eggs offered by W. E. Rikli in South Bend Nebraska. 200 day laying strain available at 33.00 per hundred. Phone Murdock 1513.
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W. E. Rikli
Phone Murdock
South Bend
Nebr
Linger Longer Club Holds February Meeting at Schleuter Home
The Linger Longer Club met February 24 at Mrs. Henry Schleuter's home. Nine members answered roll call with six visitors present. Mrs. Ralph Creamer led singing to "America the Beautiful." Minutes were read and approved. The project Cheese Making in the Home was led by our leaders with a demonstration on making cottage cheese and clabber cheese. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is March 23 at Mrs. I. C. McCrory's home.
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Linger Longer Club
Linger Longer
Henry Schleuter
Rell
Ralph Creamer
I. C. McCrory
Knight's Star Club Elects New Officers in District 70
The Knight's Star youth club met last Wednesday with Ruth O Miller as teacher. After the flag salute and roll call, minutes were approved, reports heard, and stones awarded. New officers elected for next term are Herbert Johnson president, Hannah Merke vice president, Edwin Schlaphoff secretary.
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Knighthood
Knight's Star
District No. 70
Ruth O. Miller
Herbert Johnson
Hannah Merke
Edwin Schlaphoff
Velma McBride
Bates Book Store Puzzles Sell At 15 and 25 Cents
Puzzle contestants join in as Bates Book Store offers jigsaws at only 15 and 25 cents. The item draws shoppers and families amid a busy sale period.
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Bates Book Store
Pretty Home Wedding at Elmwood
Miss Hattie Bailey wed Mark D. Hedges in a 1933 Elmwood ceremony at 7:00 pm. Rev. Victor West officiated with music by Cora Williams and piano accompaniment by G L Clements. The couple will reside on a farm near Lincoln. both bring strong local roots and family ties to the area.
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Chas. G. Bailey
Hettie Bailey
Mark D. Hedges
Joe Hedges
Lincoln
Victor West
Methodist Church
Elm Park
Cora Williams
Plattsmouth
G. L. Clements
Freesia
Rachael Gonzales
Elmwood Public Schools
Peru State Normal
University of Nebraska
Nebraska state institutions add 392 inmates in a year
Nebraska board of control reports total population in penal and charitable institutions rising to 8,801 on February 1 from 8,409 on January 1, 1932. Inmates numbered 7,687. employees 1,114. Ingleside state hospital in Hastings had 1,725 inmates the highest. Other facilities listed with inmate totals include Beatrice 1,256 Lincoln state 1,357 Norfolk 1,103 and Lincoln reformatory 449.
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Nebraska
Board of Control
Ingleside State Hospital
Hastings
Beatrice Institution For
Geneva Girls’ Reformatory
Grand Island Soldiers Home
Kearney Industrial School
Kearney Tuberculosis Hospital
Lincoln State Hospital
Lincoln Orthopedic Hospital
Penitentiary
Milford Industrial Home
Milford Soldiers Home
Nebraska City School For Blind
Norfolk Hospital
Omaha School For Deaf
York Reformatory
Lincoln Home For
Lincoln Reformatory
Farm Bureau Evicted From Harrison County Courthouse
Logan Iowa Harrison county board ordered Sheriff Cross to move the county farm bureau office from the courthouse after an eviction notice to president W. W. Latta. Latta refused active help. Cross arranged a van and window removal of bureau property as the door stayed locked all day.
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Logan
Harrison County Board
Sheriff Cross
County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Harrison County Farmers’ Holiday Association
W. W. Latta
Latta
Cross
Paralyzed Iowa stockman drives home from hospital
James Caldwell, 76, of Careon Ia., struck by paralysis on Monday near the union stockyards, left hospital Wednesday night in his truck using his left hand and foot to drive and halted it by bumping a parked truck.
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Omaha
James Caldwell
Careon
Union Stockyards
Local News From Weeping Water and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Rudolph Bergman attended the Eastern Star meeting in Weeping Water last Tuesday afternoon. Numerous residents were active with family visits and travel to Omaha, Greenwood, and Plattsmouth, including hog shipments to Omaha and a birthday observance for Cecelia Palacek.
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Rudolph Bergman
Eastern Star
Weeping Water
John C. Rauth
Walter Mockenhaupt
John Mockenhaupt
Clarence Earhardt
Nebraska City
August Stander
Lincoln
Mike Honor
Evans
Omaha
Frank H. Stander
Grover Rhoden
Carl
Frank Rhoden
Grover
Greenwood
Marie Hahar
Howard Johnson
Harold Spangler
John A. Stander
Andrew V. Stander
Plattsmouth
Cecelia Palacek
Cass County Farmers Holiday Meet Names Officers
At a Manley meeting the Cass County Farmers Holiday movement elected Henry H. Ragoos as chairman Willard Clapp from Elmwood as secretary and Harry Haws as treasurer The group reported progress in organizing to oppose debt burdens and prepare to take action for liberation.
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Cass County Farmers Holiday Movement
Manley
Henry H. Ragoos
Willard Clapp
Elmwood
Harry Haws
Absent Minded Bridegroom Play Draws Plattsmouth Audience
Theon and fellow cast members performed the Absent Minded Bridegroom in Plattsmouth at the Legion hall under St John’s and Manley Catholic church sponsorship. A large crowd attended Tuesday night and a neat sum was raised for both institutions. Credits go to Mr Rau and the devoted cast for their rehearsals and three performances.
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Plattsmouth
George Ray
Manley
Weeping Water
Manley Catholic Church
Legion Hall
St. John’s Church
Manley Church
Mr. Rau
Hills Move From Manley To Kansas City In Social Circles Felt
Mr and Mrs A B Hill who lived in Manley for nearly three years have sold their home and relocated to Kansas City where they will reside in the future. They left for the new home last Monday and are expected to be missed in local social circles.
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Kansas City
A. B. Hill
Manley
Couzens Demands Plain Definition Of Balanced Budget
Senator Couzens pressed Charles E. Mitchell at a Senate committee hearing asking what a balanced budget means. He cited bankers like Winthrop Aldrich and demanded a clear explanation instead of vague statements.
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Washington
Couzens
Senate
Charles E. Mitchell
The
National City Bank
Cougens
Winthrop Aldrich
Culbertson's Pink Elephant Breaks Chilean Deadlock
Ambassador William Culbertson mediates a Chilean nitrate dispute between the government and American interests led by Cosack with a humorous pink elephant prop. The theater of the intervention breaks tension and yields a new openness to negotiations, signaling a path toward settlement of Cosack's future.
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Santiago
Chile
Cosach
Cosack
Ordered to Fulfill Milk Co-op Contract in Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska March 3 District Judge Lincoln Frost issued a temporary injunction against William Speidell to stop delivering milk to any dairy outside the Lincoln Non-Stock Co-operative Milk Producers' association contract. He was ordered to fulfill his contract with the association as the group sues for non performance over differing interpretations of herd milk coverage.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln Frost
William Speidell
Lincoln
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