Democrats claim wins in Nebraska primary results
Lincoln Neb April 14 Democrats claim a strong showing in Nebraska primary, with Roosevelt receiving a large share of presidential preference and Charles W Bryan leading the Democratic gubernatorial race. Precinct totals show Roosevelt over Gaynor and Bryan ahead of Ritchie with margins reflecting party enthusiasm. Mitchie concedes defeat as voters from 1180 precincts report. Lasse Sor the twrifih issue of The Merit Free Rental Directory available at Figely Wiggly stores.
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Drowning rescue technique shown by life savers course
Mike Kiesel demonstrates a proper grip on a drowning person’s head during lifesaving tests. Mary Weesner observes as 50 aspiring lifesavers take part in the exercise at a training session conducted by the Red Cross.
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50 Candidates Try Out for Examiner's License In Pool
Fifty hopefuls take written and practical tests as part of the examiner license process in a local pool district. Officials and union members monitor the event to ensure fair testing and safety standards.
Priests In San Antonio Archdiocese Rally For Rain
With rainfall 1.06 below average for the month and crops in grave need of rain, Catholic priests in the San Antonio archdiocese are offering prayers for rain. Archbishop Arthur Wt. Drassaerts told clerics at a conference Wednesday to add these prayers at every mass.
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What Congress Is Doing A Wednesday debate of appropriations and hearings
The report outlines congressional activity on commerce labor justice and state department appropriations plus judiciary hearings on prohibition tax bills and banking measures. It notes Senate actions including a reduced interline experiment appropriation vote and witnesses from the Federal Reserve and merchant marine discussions.
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Weather and wind notes from temperate region report
The July style forecast notes variable winds and dry conditions with rain likelihood low. It lists temperatures and precipitation indices, mentions a thermometer reading, and records times and measurements across several dates.
Chicago Board Open To Cooperatives
Washington April 14. Dr J W T Dovel head of the grain futures administration said cooperatives are entitled to all privileges of the Chicago Board of Trade including membership in the clearing association.
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