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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
2
A London readership surge is claimed with eighteen months adding 14 million readers. An audit notes Ivar Kreuger spent about 160000 a week on personal expenses over the last fourteen years of his life. The piece also critiques praising the administration and Secretary Vroodin’s music.
A collage of quotable lines on Woodin and taxes, ticker tapes, and Roosevelt era media. Remarks touch on Senator Murphy and income tax, the nature of music tones, classroom ethics, and a playful jab at familiar brands and nostalgia for old names.
A rustic retreat at the edge of a wooded glade along the Old Muddy hosts a roaming brotherhood titled Knights of the Road. They keep an unwritten code and gather year round for revelry with Mulligan stew, smoke, and spring water. Visitors are welcome to join the informal monarchs of the camp and share in the camaraderie.
The Lincoln Star quotes President Hoover urging cooperation over partisanship. Citing Chinese and Japanese arms buyers in a British factory, it notes a 40 percent price cut from joint action and argues nations should unite to fight economic and warlike costs rather than wage conflict.
The president urges Congress to authorize a bold farm relief program now, backed by farm leaders and economic experts. Opponents grow in the Senate as supporters rally in Congress, with mass public opinion seen as key to enacting measures. Nebraskans are urged to contact senators and representatives to press the plan.
Betty Compton told reporters she is unsure about marrying Jim Walker after his divorce. She said she has not seen him since last night and doubts linger about their plans.
The President marks his wedding anniversary amid a busy schedule, while implying that ordinary individuals cannot evade or delay such a significant observance. News notes suggest Roosevelt’s continued busy pace as he acknowledges the milestone.
Cheariss Bocticher reports a ranch house near Chasiberiai, 3. D., as the place where he was held prisoner for fourteen days awaiting ransom. The site is described as an ordinary farm not previously used as a kidnap hideout.
Joan Crawford clarifies that Doug Jr's alienation suit did not drive their separation. She cannot recall the exact reason beyond stating the suit had no bearing on their split and was merely a coincidental plot point in their story.
The Sun reports a deputy U S marshal served a subpoena duces tecum on National City Bank for books and records of Charles E Mitchell the bank’s former chairman. Inquiry centers on a possible stock sale to his wife and repurchase two months later to dodge 1929 income tax. Medalie returned from Washington after a conference with Attorney General Cummings and declined comment.
Des Moines reports county attorney Burkman has begun a probe into alleged irregularities in state gasoline tax refunds totaling nearly 500000 dollars. The investigation will involve several Iowa road building firms.
In Cass County District Court guardianship of Gertie Beckner insane. Guardian Searl S. Davis will sell at public auction April 24 1933 at 10 am at Plattsmouth courthouse the west 3 1 4 acres of the west half of section 17 and east 7 1 3 4 acres of the east half of section 18 township 11 north range 13 east for cash with one hour bidding and subject to liens. Attorney A L Tidd. m?20-5w
Notice of hearing requests a determination of heirship for Elizabeth Ellen Akeson who died intestate in Cass county Nebraska. The hearing is set for April 14 1933 at 10 o clock a.m. in the Cass County Court House Plattsmouth.
In Cass County Nebraska probate court the petition of Georgia Creamer administratrix seeks a final settlement and allowance of her account and assignment of residue, heirship determination and discharge of administratrix. Hearing set for April 7, 1935 at 10 a m with notice by publication in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior. Court order dated March 11, 1983. Bates Book Store ad copy included.
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