Editorial on 1936 campaign mudslinging and banking power
The piece warns the 1936 race will be bitter with personal attacks on Roosevelt and Landon. It cites Ickes, Hamilton, and the Roosevelts allies, notes a feud between the G men and Treasury secret service, and critiques Federal Reserve policy under Eccles and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
G-men
Treasury
Secret Service Corps
Secret Service
Washington
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Marriner S. Eccles
Eccles
Roosevelt
Les
Air Chief Inspects New Airplane Development Efforts
Eugene Vidal and Test Pilot James Hurst examine the power plant of a new type air plane for the bureau from the view of utility cost comfort and safety. The Arrow Model Flow wing monoplane uses a V type eight cylinder car engine. Sailor II Veteran at 25 Lorain Ohio. Erling Eriksen of Norway, visiting relatives, says he has crossed the Atlantic 160 times in 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Vidal
Eft
Bureau of Air Commerce
James Hurst
Bureau
Lorain
Ohio
Erling Eriksen
Norway
Atlantic
Screen Boys Form New Club for Under Eighteen
The Screen Boys club is organized at W. S. Van Dyke's home for youngsters under eighteen with at least three feature film roles. Nucleus of 15 winter members attend a meeting led by officers including president Freddie Bartholomew, first vice president Mickey Rooney, and treasurer Jackie Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mder
Screen Boys'’ Club
W. S. van Dyke
Freddie Bartholomew
Mickey Rooney
Jackie Cooper
Precocious Raven Captivates Chelsea Residents
In Chelsea Iowa locals describe a pet raven belonging to John Swalm that says hello and hoots like an owl. The bird performs tricks such as fishing peanuts from a bottle playing catch and mimicking animals while even removing bottle caps.
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Chelsea
Iowa
John Swalm
War Bride Watches War Games With Field Artillery Seat
Mrs. Constance Collins Wortman wife of Capt Volney Wortman of the Sixteenth Coast Artillery and University of Illinois instructor spent part of her honeymoon observing the second army war games. A piece of field artillery provided her a seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Collins Wortman
Volney Wortman
Sixty-first Coast Artillery
University of Illinois
Second Army
Pheasant Season Fixed To Eight Days In 1930s Nebraska
The Nebraska game, forestation and parks commission opened 36 counties to pheasant hunting and set an eight day season from Oct 25 to Nov 1. Daily bag limit reduced to four with only one hen allowed. hours 7 am to 6 pm. Officials cite grasshopper infestation and large bird crops as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska Game, Forestation and Parks Commission
J. B. Douglas
Tecumseh
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Kimball
Morrill
Cheyenne
Garden
Deuel
Grant
Arthur
Keith
Perkins
Chase
Dundy
Hooker
McPherson
Hayes
Hitchcock
Thomas
Logan
Keya Paha
Brown
Rock
Boyd
Holt
Knox
Antelope
Pierce
Madison
Cedar
Wayne
Stanton
Dixon
Cuming
Dakota
Thurston
Sioux County
Government Ditch
Pleasant Hill
Goosecreek
Elsmore
Cherry County
Douglas
Nebraska
4000 Year Old City Site Found In Nebraska Valley
Archaeologist Dr Earl H Bell and his team returned to Lincoln after unearthing a 4000 year old city near Lynch in the Ponca creek valley. Initial digs last summer yielded thousands of specimens and support for a civilization in Nebraska earlier than 500 years ago, dating between 2000 and 600 B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Ponca Creek
Earl H. Bell
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Bell
Nebraska
Willem van Royen
Dreath
Nebraska migratory waterfowl season set for November
The open season for shooting migratory waterfowl in Nebraska will run November 1 through 30, moved from October 21 to November 19 after Nebraska was shifted to the intermediate zone. Ducks daily bag remains unchanged except redheads and canvasbacks are closed. geese bag is four per day with a 10 duck and 4 goose possession limit. No live decoys may be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
State Game Commission
Frank O’connell
O'Connell
Game Commission
Illngis
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Atlantic
WPA Aids Drouth Victims as Workforce Grows
Lincoln D F Felton state WPA administrator says the most needy drouth victims have been helped in recent days. The WPA employment list rose by 6 356 to 21 356. more staff were hired at Lincoln offices to certify workers. Regular WPA projects absorbed the increase while water conservation jobs are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Lincoln
D. F. Felton
WPA
Felton
Grape Nuts Ad Promotes Dizzy Dean Winners Prizes
A column advertises a Grape Nuts promotion inviting readers to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program for chances at valuable free prizes. The notice emphasizes participation through the newspaper’s other column.
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Adv
Who Does Admits Crankiness Eases Fear
The line suggests people fear less when a cranky person admits it. It presents a skeptic view on intimidation and authenticity, implying blunt honesty reduces dread and clarifies social dynamics.
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Reda Bruckart
Washington D.C
Landon
Republcan
United States
Ickes
Mr. Ickes
Wall Street
John
Hamilton
Bernard M. Baruch
Henry L. Doherty
Doherty
Louis McHenry Howe
J. Edgar Hoover
Joseph E. Murphy
Treasury Secret Service
Murphy
Morgenthau
Hoover
Joe Murphy
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Western Newspaper Union
Charles E. Coughlin
Cleveland
National Union For Social Justice
Lemke
Coast Artillery
Ilinois National Guard
Middle West
Francisco Franco
Air Chief
New York Sandlots
New York Giants
Burnsides
Screen Boys
Uncle Sam
Duck Sesson
Jira
Ethel
JELIY
Sonken-Galamba Corp
Kansas City
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Magnesia
Ogden SL
Denver
Cale
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