France makes new cabinet bid led by Sarraut
Senator Albert Sarraut pursues a plan to form a 101st government of the third republic after already serving as premier. Six army members died in a Lakefield Hawaii air base crash. two others survived after bailing out. Corrine Laboucane alias Jack faces Edmonton court for five year masquerade as a farm worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sarraut
France
Sarraut
Radical-Socialist Party
Lake Field
Military Air Base
Ford Island
Hawaii
Canada
Edmonton
Alberta
Corrine
Jack, Laboucane
Saskatchewan
Sidney Meridian Gazette description and publication details
An independent newspaper published at 932 Tenth Avenue, Sidney Nebraska, every Friday morning, devoted to the interests of Sidney City, Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. Entered at the Post Office in Sidney Nebr as second class mail matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Missing Scottsbluff mayoral relative fears foul play
Relatives of A F Middaugh 45 auto distributor and former mayor say Middaugh has been missing since January 8 and fear foul play amid a broad news summary. Presses and clerks work as the government begins paying 3518191 world war bonuses, with Roosevelt urging thrift for veterans. Earl Teel, former Indianola light and power commissioner, is acquitted by a district court jury of embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Middaugh
Scottsbluff Auto
Middaugh
Roosevelt
Congress
Earl Teel
Indianola
Public lecture panics over New Deal and leadership
General Hugh S. Johnson described the New Deal as largely a mass of shattered ruins and said political leadership in the country is sterile of ideas. Farmers' cash income in 1935 was projected at 6.932 million dollars, up from 6.387 million in 1934, according to the Department of Agriculture. Governor Hoffman invited prosecutors and defense counsel to agree on a lie detector test for Richard Hauptman during the murder trial. Authorities investigated a theory that a distraught father stalled his car in front of a speeding train, killing himself, his wife, and ten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Department’ of Agriculture
Harold G. G. Hoffman
Richard Hauptman
Notable figures and events in early 20th century news
George W W Wickershaw longtime attorney general and prohibition committee chair dies of a heart attack in a New York taxicab. A Sioux Falls snowplow buries a car in heavy drifts. Federal judge orders most of six million dollars in impounded processing taxes returned to Kansas millers. Roosevelt vetoes the bonus bill in line with prior presidents. Annulment obtained in Hollywood over an aircraft related dispute. Illinois and Nebraska seek six month extension of experimental passenger fares. December saw 323000 workers return to jobs with payrolls up $13.3 million. Morro Castle executives guilty of criminal negligence in a 1934 liner fire case in New York. Nebraska internal revenue head O Malley comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W.W. Wickershaw
Taft
Hoover
New York
Kansas ‘Millers
Federal
Richard J. Hopkins
McCormick-Deering Day Invites Attendances Next Friday
A cluttered ad brief invites readers to McCormick-Deering Day on February 7 with mentions of Farmall work ease and new IHC trucks. It teases a film reel event and family entertainment while urging attention to an upcoming advertisement and a price-minded appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick- Deering
McCormick-Deering
Nebraska Relief Debates Toll Free Dodge Street Project
The in validation of the AAA triggers staffing cuts of 12 by February 1. F. Felton approves the toll free Dodge Street bridge project only after a reversal, citing insufficient relief laborer employment. Nebraska millers oppose new taxes, while relief authorities reprimand a client for buying a $70 stove amid subzero weather. Burglars loot 75 safety deposit boxes at the Madison Building and Loan. value may reach $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Felton
State Works Progress
State Highway Department
Dodge Street
Omaha
Felton
Nebraska City
Madison Building and Loar Association
Baby girl born in Potter Monday January twenty
Mrs. N. S. Miller and Mr. Neils Christensen welcome a baby girl born Monday Jan 20. Father and son banquet planned for February 12 at the M E church parlors with good speakers. Several local residents travel, shop, or visit kin. A crash occurred at the west of the blacksmith shop injuring five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Miller
Neils Christensen
M. E
George Coulter
Sidney
Eric Anderson
Ted Garlson
Denver
Charles Hagemeister
Potter
Epworth League
Kimball
C. W. Johnson
Maxine Wells
Catherine Weikhorst
Chadron
John Witt
San Diego
Calif
Potter High School
Nathan Mudge
St. Louis
Boy Scouts
Nathan
Viola Mudge
Potter Schools
Beatrice
E. H. Biggs
R. A. Babcock
D. F. Enevoldsen
Paul Anderson
Clifford Leafdale
Marvin Anderson
James Hall
Potter Legion Attend Sidney Meeting and Death Notice
A damaged item notes Potter Legionnaires attending a Sidney meeting on Tuesday. Mrs Henry Wickstrom, 31, died Monday after flu illness. she had been in a Sidney hospital since January 15. Funeral was at Potter Methodist Church, Rev C R Tanner officiating, burial in Potter Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Bert Christensen and Mr and Mrs Maynard Mayst visited Angora to celebrate Bruce Hagemeister’s birthday. WCTU to meet February 5 with Mrs Dean Hagemeister. Potter teachers hosting. all women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
China
Lucile Lambert
Leslie Weikhorst
Stanley Davis
Ford Weikhorst
Denver
Sidney
K. Hansen
Gertrude Neekin
Lincoln
Kenneth Rose
Center
Thelma Coulter
M. BE
Rose
Nescoi
Viola Mudge
Potter Legionnaires
Henry Wickstrom
Sidney Hospital
Myr. Wickstrom
Judson
Potter Methodist Church
C. R. Tanner
Potter Cemetery
Wickstrom
Bert Christensen
Maynard Mayst
Bruce Hagemeister
Angora
Hagemeister
WCTU
Dean Hagemeister
Potter
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Wallace
Supreme Court
Italy
Rome
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Rodolfo Graziani
Ras Desta Demtu
Emperior ‘Haile Selassie
Africa
Rockies
Canadian
Northwest
Bibb Graves
Potter Smith
Ozie Powell
Scottsboro
Udie Elton Stone
Mary Louise Co Stammer
Fresno
Pera
State Supreme Court
Stone
Folical
Som Prison
Bie
Ie Tyrem
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
PWA
Little Tva
Public Works ’ Administration
George W. Norris
Power Trust
John Latenger
Nebraska Pwia
Platte
District of Columbia Supreme Court
New Deal
Alfred E. Smith
the Telegraph
Guy W. Doran
Telegraph News
Sioux Falls
8. D
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Marie Te Flynn Riker
Los Angeles
Liscover
Edwin Tierney
Hollywood
Illinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frances Perkins
Morro Castle
George W. O'Malley
Nebraska Internal Revenue Collector
McCormick Dering
Ray Babcock
Smith
Priscella
Martin Christofferson
I. H.C
McCormick- Déeeting
Radcliffe
Cookies Supreme
Pork & Beans
North Side Grocery
Red & White
Etee
AAA
Nebraska Millers Association
Pontiac
Mich
StenWere Grotovel
Hahler Motor CO
Illinois Street
Sidney, Nebraska
Libby
Agar Beei
Sleepy Hollow
Ibs
Ney
Texas
Nice
Parsnips
Mexico
Rey
Caregrey
Libby’s Grange
Loganberry
Wheaties
Suis
Bo Pa
Lhe
Ues
Minneapolis
Minneapolis-Moline Machinery
11Th Avenue
Forrest Street
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