World News Highlights of 1935 In Review
A sweeping year in review notes major events from Europe and the Americas. It recalls the Hauptmann trial and the Lindbergh case, disasters from quakes to wars, aviation milestones, and political shifts including Roosevelt’s policies and Quezon’s Philippine presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Italy
Lindbergh
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Louisiana
Huey Long
United States
Florida Keys
Dixie
Pennsylvania
Texas
Utah
Montana
Midwest
Quetta
India
Haiti
Normandie
New York
Pacific Ocean
E Ave Stevens
Anderson
Jimmy Doolittle
Neland
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Thgalls
U. S
Jean Batten
South Atlantic
Richard E. Byrd
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Bronson Cutting
Pacific
Samuel Insull
Washington
Roosevelt
Philippines
U. S.-Canada
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Commonwealth
Saar
Germany
George II
Greece
Stavisky
France
China
North China
Canada
John Buchan
George Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Harmon Waley
Billy
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Baseball Club
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Sandford Church
Michael I. Pupin
Richard B
de Land) Harrison
Thomas A. Edison, Jr
Edward L. Doheny
de Wolff Hopper
Jane Adams
Deport All Aliens Flyers On Scottsbluff Porches
Residents report mimeographed slips found on porches bearing the phrase Deport All Aliens That will Not Become American Citizens. The event occurs amid local tension and broader national crime and immigration discussions as officials reorganize local law enforcement and monitor public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff
Virginia bus tragedy: 14 dead after Greyhound plunge
Police identified 12 victims of the Virginia bus crash and tentatively identified two more. An autopsy on L. G. Alford of Five Ports, driver for Co., was conducted. no organic disease found. Officials suspect the driver may have died as the bus plunged 25 feet into the Appomattox River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Appomattox
Richmond
L. G. Alford
Five Pourts
Bailey
Decatur approves bond for new school project
In a Decatur special election voters approved a 42000 bond for school construction with the WPA supplying 34000. The tally stood 154 in favor to 48 against. District Judge Robert M. Proudfit issued an order restraining County Treasurer Harry E. Swanson from accepting installments under the new 1935 delinquent tax liquidation law. The rest covers various national items and local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
WPA
Rovert M. Proudfit
Harry E. Swanson
Fillmore County
Realist policy shift and labor gains reported
New policy rates are said to compare favorably with other travel insurance costs. By November last month, Factory employment and payrolls showed the best showing since 1925, announced by Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins. Charles G. Armstrong, once a Knoxville clothing merchant, tells 7,000 people to forget the $38,000 they owe him as a Christmas gift. Nazis in Berlin press a code claiming a woman's body belongs to society to boost population. European security hangs in the balance amid shelved talks and the Italo-Ethiopian peace treaty backed by Britain and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
League of Nation
Frances Perkins
Santa Claus
Charles G. Armstrong
Knoxville, Tenn
Berlin
Europe
Shelving
France
Christmas visits and social gatherings in Sidney area
John Schneider visited Mrs. Sarah Hunt on Thursday. Wilbur Lutkehus and Millard Queen attended a sale at Sidney Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes planned Friday to spend Christmas with their son Roscoe and family. Ralph Welton stayed at the Grimes home. Rodney Stevens Birdella and Georgia Dawson left Saturday for Shelton. Millard Queen and family left Monday for Denison to spend Christmas with Mrs. Queen's brother. Chris Foster and daughter Kate spent Sunday evening with Wilbur Lutkehus. John Rowedder and family and Albert Wallace shared Sunday with Herman Rowedder. Mrs. Hunt and Ralph called at Millard Queen's Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Terman
V. A.nelson
Clifford
Kinley Herboldsheimer
Dewey Lareen
Leo
Harold
George Olsen
Denver
Eva
Barbara Whitney
Lavonne Vesey
J. C. Johnson
Anna Reineka
Beulah Brewer
Emmeline Glassburn
Arlene Struve
E.M. Nelson
Raymond Gunderson
Carl] Larson
Dewey Larson
Rodney Bertramson
Lincoln
Andrew Anderson
J.C. Johnson
Carrie Peterson
Roy Hull
E. M. Nelson
Ed Killham
Laverna Roth
Guy Terman
L. K. Nelsn
Carl Larson
Sidney
Dick Edwards
Peetz
Maurice Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
District 1
Svend Olsen
Ardis
Jens Olsen
Wilma
Beale
J. H. Madden
John Schneider
Sarah Hunt
John Grimes
Roscoe
Ralph Welton
Rodney Stevens
Birdella
Georgia Dawson
Shelton
Millard Queen
Mrs. Queen
Deniphan
Chris Foster
Kate
Wilbur Lutkehus
John Rowedder
Albert Wallace
Herman Rowedder
Ralph
Lewell Hokom
Albert Brands
Bert Grimes
Earl Nightengale
Bobby
Buckingham
Colo
Alfred Jorgensen
W. T. Sharman
Jorgensen
Charles Smith
T. G. Waddell
Ed Mugs
Alice
Harvey
District 39
Frances Hade
Louis Barton
Big Springs
Barton
Lowell Hokom
Elmer Gade
Donald
Nels Johnson
Ed Miles
Liberty School
F. A. Johnson and Sons
Weyerts
Zellabelle Johnson
Harold Spiker
Faye Lavonne
L. P. Houge
Earl and
Vern
R. W. Johnson
Julia Youngland
N P Johnson
Albert Brand
Lower Hokom
Elmer Gade’s
Maple Grove
John Olsen
Andrew Johnson
John
Chris Junker
Walter
Elmer Youngland
Kimball
Miss Youngland
Will
H. P. Cortney
Dennis Walsh
Evelyn
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Route One By Mrs. Millard Queen Route One By Mrs. Millard Queen
A surprise party was held at the Hubert Bondegard home Saturday night in honor of Mr and Mrs Bondegards fredding anniversary. Attendees included August and Mary Christensen Ollie Withers Richard and family Hunt and son Kastens and Mil lard Queen. The Bondegards and children spent Christmas with relatives at Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Bondegard
Maple Grove Social Notes and Visits Roundup
Maple Grove community rounds up visits and dinners as families, neighbors, and friends join at multiple homes. Guests include the Hokom, Brand, Jorgensen, Spiker, and Irwin families with numerous afternoon calls, Christmas programs, and club meetings noted through the week.
Towns Lacking Rail Service Hit 45000 In US Study
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports that of 125000 cities towns and villages in the United States about 45000 have no rail service or lack a freight station. They rely on motor bus and truck lines for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
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Henry
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Newark
Laura
Astrid
Belgium
Archduke Theopold
Austria
Marshal Pilsudski
Poland
Andre Citroen
Lord Bying of Vimy
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W. E. Kilby
Bridgeport
Merrill County
Roy Clark
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
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Mitchell
District Court
Clemmie W. Swanson
Morrill
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Cleminie
John E. Blake, Jr
Kansas City
A. J. Stanley, Jr
John Blake
Bar Association
Ethiopia
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Anthony ‘Eden
League
Norris
Charles A. Lindberghs
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lindsighs
England
Southern Methodist
Stanford
Matty Bell
Vic Hurt
Charlie Trigg
Bobby Wilson
Johnny Sprague
Shelley Burt
Harry Shuford
J. R Smith
Bob Finley
Beil
Mustangs
Pop
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Mike Jacobs
Havana
Joe Louis
Izzy Gastanaga
Pell
Fortune
National Recovery Administration
Departments of Commerce and Labor
NRA
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jon
Englewood
N. J
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London
Transatlantic Air Service
Pan-American Airways
Hubert Utterback
Des Moines
Utterback
AAA
Congress
Scotland Yard
Charles A. Lindberg
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Underworld
Thelma Todd
W. F. Person
Cigar S
Pedonica
Omaha
Federal Grand’ Jury
Claude Miller
O' Holdrege
Beeen
Central
Tri County
Public Power and ‘Irrigation District
C. ‘W. McConaughy
Plum Creek
Rhoades
Henry C. “Luckey
Hugh Butler
Army
Fred G. Clark
Crusaders
Francis E. Townsend
Borah
Idaho
Civilian Conservation Corps
Se & New
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Washington, D. C
War Department
Harry L. Hopkins
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
National Monument
Mount Rush“mere
South Dakota
Black Hills
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Rexford G. Tugwell
Franklin Township
Somerset County
New Jersey
Merrill E. Otis
Barney Oldfield
Jefferson City
C. R. Smith
American Airlines, Inc
Christie Bertramson
Rex
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Morton
Blackberries
Pears
Canal Brand
Bartlett
Loveland
Wyoming
Cudahy’s Puritan
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Atte
Kentucky
Bottoms Up
Straight Whisky
Brown-Forman Distillery Company
Fsette
Western Ice & Storage Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Ed, Miles
John Hokom
Irene Miller
Lane S School
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