Editorial on Nazi displays in US amid film theater debate
A local editorial condemns Nazi symbols and salutes shown by U S citizens, denounces allegiance tests for teachers, and questions government tolerance. It cites a Syracuse interview with a Hitler representative Kurtz and weighs Germany under Hitler, noting prosperity built on militarization and rising danger, while urging vigilance against Nazism in America.
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Germany
U.S
U. S
Syracuse
New York
Legionaires
Hitler
Kurtz
Europe
War Appropriations and the Bipartisan Debate
A Washington policy piece argues war bill and farm bill debates show bipartisan tension while defense spending rises. It critiques lawmakers bias and ignorance, cites Panay incident and Japan, and warns monumental outlays could signal future war rather than peace. It urges restraint and prioritizing peaceful policy over further military spending.
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Henry Wallace
Congress
Chicago
Japan
Far East
Woodrow - ‘Wilson
After Dinner Speakers and a Eastward California Trip
A club tale recalls an after dinner speaker who stretched a travelogue into four meetings, detailing a California trip with stops at landmarks, while members grew weary and eventually left. Snow in Nebraska adds a seasonal note as residents joke about political platforms.
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California
Chéyénne
Yellowstone Park
Europe
Local Delights and Visits Highlight Community Life
Bill George calls on John Rocker of Crook. Mrs H J Elsen and daughter Madelyn visit Scottsbluff. Mrs A W Thomas and son Ray Anncd and Mrs J F Moseman and daughter Deanna dine at H P Thomas home. Funeral attendees for Mrs Gerald Hughes include Mrs William George and others. George Deaver and Harley Ferrier help butcher at George Deaver home. Stanley Els en visited by Earl Sharmian. Birthday party guests for Evelyn Cortney include Ruth Ruby Marjorie Louise Donald. Deaver family visits Paxton. Elsen children in Lodgepole. Dr Leo J Thomas, Chiropractor and Naturopath. Telegraph WANTADS Get Results.
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Bill George
John Rocker
Crook
H. J. Elsen
Madelyn
Scottsbluff
A. W. Thomas
Ray
Ancnd
J. F. Moseman
Deanna
H. P. ‘Thomas
Gerald Hughes
William George
Pp. J. Lenzen
iWarvey
George
Dorothy
Stanley Elsen
Bill
Clem Deaver
Harley "Ferrier
George Deaver
Earl
Pauline
Helfrich
Dorothy Elsen
Mary Kavanaugh
Katherine Peetz
Anna Badziong
Little Deanna Moseman
Stanley
Wayne Elsen
Fremont
Geo. Deaver
Rabbit fever Tularemia in humans and animals noted
This account explains rabbit fever or tularemia with names such as tick fever and deerfly fever. It details transmission from animals to humans via ticks and bites, signs in animals like liver and spleen nodules, and precautions when handling game. It stresses early doctor diagnosis and treatment to prevent complications.
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Utah
Talatia
Calif
Gerfries
de Teeter
Montana
Nebraska
Local Social Roundup From South Colton Gatherings
Mrs W I Elsen and Mrs George Nieman hosted dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fret Reker Sunday. Bernice Narjes hosted a Valentine party for her pupils Friday afternoon. Paul Brauer Bobby Crabb Madelyn Elsen and Mrs Elsen attended. Henry Schmidt and Jimmy Deaver dropped by the H J Elsen home Sunday. Geraldine Struve and Dorothy Elsen visited Mary Kavanaugh Sunday afternoon. Arnold Stockamp and family marked Marylin’s birthday with a school treat Wednesday afternoon.
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Dad
George Nieman
Fret Reker
Bernice Narjes
Paul Brauer
Bobby Crabb
Madelyn Elsen
Elsen
Henry Schmidt
Sat
Jimmy Deaver
H. J. Elsen
Geraldine Struve
Dorothy Elsen
Mary Kavanaugi
Arnold Stockamp
Marylin
Treati
St. Paul’s School
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HJ. Elser
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Leo J. Thomas
Osborn
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