Consumers protest price rise plan for farm goods
Secretary Wallace promises full consumer opportunity to be heard as farm price boosting policies move from emergency act approval toward funding. First commodity conferences will explore relief programs for wheat cotton corn hogs tobacco rice and dairy with consumer input and gradual price adjustment to avoid sudden cost of living increases.
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Washington
Wallace
Iowan
Roosevelt
Speaker Rainey
White House
Columbus
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Administration Agricultural Program
New York
Wisconsin
State Journal
O Connor Sworn In as Comptroller of the Currency
J F T O Connor of Los Angeles was sworn in as comptroller of the currency in Washington.
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O'Connor Sworn
Washington
J. F. T. O'Connor
Los Angeles
Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits in Local Town
Many residents spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns such as Hastings Gretna Lincoln and Omaha. The note lists numerous hometowners including the Bucknells Leesleys Gribbles and Dimmitts along with several visits to Lincoln and Omahas social events and church services.
Cash for Cream Offered in Lincoln by E L McDonald
Advertises real cash payment for cream in Lincoln with top prices and immediate cash. Encourages bringing cream to E L McDonald in Greenwood Nebraska for maximal cash value.
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Lincoln
E. L. McDonald
Greenwood, Nebraska
Kings Daughters Class Postpones Meeting to May 26
The Kings Daughters class postpones its meeting from last Friday to May 26 due to the last day of school and the year end picnic. An auction sale and entertainment will follow, hosted by Mrs W L Hillis. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Kings Daughters
W. L. Hillis
Greenwood school program at M. E. church delights packed house
The Greenwood school pupils presented a program last Friday evening at the M. E. church to a full audience. Appreciation was voiced for the teachers and their training that made the event a success. The evening also featured a birthday entertainment for Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dimmitt of the community.
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O. L. Holland
Lincoln
R. E. Mathews
E. O. Miller
Orville Sandy
A. N. Holmes
Ashland
John Vant
Betty Stradley
Bess LeValley
G. E. Bucknell
N. D. Coleman
Grand
Order of Eastern Star of Nebraska
Margaret Moon
P. A. Sanborn
Greenwood School
M. E. Church
Ashland Birthday Celebration for Mr and Mrs Dim mitt
A Sunday gathering in Ashland honored Mr and Mrs James Dimmitt for their birthdays. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and family from Cedar Hill Eleanor Mae Morris. Mr and Mrs L D Mullen and Nita from Alvo. James Dimmitt and family. Leo Peters and family. and J L Dimmitt from Greenwood. Wishes for many more happy birthdays were extended.
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Ashland
James Dimmitt
Carl Hammer
Morris
Eleanor Mae
Cedar Hill
L. D. Mullen
Nita
Alvo
Leo Peters
J. L. Dimmitt
Greenwood
Birthday Celebration for Mrs. E. L. McDonald
A large gathering at the McDonald home marked a recent birthday anniversary for Mrs. E. L. McDonald. Friends organized a pleasant day and presented tokens of love and honor to the celebrant.
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E. L. McDonald
McDonald Home
Bridge Out Delays Travel Near Cass County Town
Salt Creek straightening left a bridge west of town unusable forcing farmers beyond town to travel three to five extra miles. E H Armstrong who lives one mile west must drive five miles to reach town for shopping. Replacement hoped soon to resume normal traffic without long detours.
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Salt Creek
Cass County
Waverly
E. H. Armstrong
Visit of Clarence Hackney Ties East and West Family
Clarence Hackney nephew of Albert Etheredge, who lives in the east, was called to California by his father’s death. En route home he stopped in Greenwood to visit Mr. Ethredge and daughter Mrs. Marcia Hise, and met his brothers Fred and Curtis Hackney west of Ashland.
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Clarence Hackney
Albert Etheredge
California
West Coast
Greenwood
Ethredge
Marcia Hise
Messrs
Fred and
Curtis Hackney
Ashland
Greenwood Students End School Year With Picnic
Greenwood schools closed the current term last week as students enjoyed an end of year picnic on Friday. Officials note a long summer break with no lessons until September.
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Grenewood
Greenwood
Divorce Granted as Inman Quits Church amid Desertion
Mrs Gladys Inman was granted a divorce from Rev Sharon C Inman a suspended Presbyterian minister in Springfield Missouri. Hours later the Ozark Presbytery began a final hearing at Cave Springs on charges tied to the pastor's desertion of his church and wife for Miss Ezra Holdrige. The minister resigned rather than be defrocked and custody of two children was awarded to Mrs Inman.
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Springfield
Gladys Inman
Sharon C. Inman
Ozark
Unemployment Seen Rising Says AFL Chief
Washington report quotes William Green president of the American Federation of Labor stating unemployment worsened since January and urging federal action to put millions back to work. He cites February total of 12,988,000 and March 13,360,000 unemployed as figures.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McCarrol Visit Journal for Subscription
Thursday in the city Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McCarrol of near Union called at the Journal to renew their subscription for another year.
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A. M. McCarrol
Near Union
The
Journal
Roosevelt offers Jobs to 25 000 Vets
President Roosevelt announced the enrollment of 25 thousand unemployed veterans in the forest conservation corps and discussed action on the adjusted service certificate bonus with congressional leaders. Budget Director Douglas conferred with Ways and Means on bonus payment while veterans pressed for cash.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Forest Conservation Corps
Capitol Hill
Douglas
House
Ways and Means Committee
World-Herald
Canada France Sign Trade Treaties In Ottawa
Two new trade treaties between Canada and France were signed in the office of Premier Bennett and will be presented to the house of commons after printing. The agreements provide tariff reductions on various important commodities exchanged by the two countries.
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Ottawa
Canada
France
Bennett
House of Commons
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