Semi-Weekly News Review Highlights and Global Tensions
The column surveys varied topics from politics to war and economy. R. P. Hutton attacks relief funding as tax on the sober, while a U P streamliner from Chicago to Los Angeles is slated to begin in about 60 days. Cardins sign Dizzy and Daffy for the year. Mrs. Isabelle Greenway bows out of re election. a Seattle mail carrier reports dog hazards. Big Bill Thompson plans statewide campaigning. Europe quakes as Hitler refuses troop withdrawal and rejects The Hague court. Shell Lake pupils drown. Roosevelt sets sail on the Monaghan for a Bahamas fishing cruise. the League of Nations adjourns amid Germany’s Locarno violations. Sugar beet states press higher beet payments. Paul Carroll’s Cheyenne shooting trial begins. Ickes says Roosevelt cancels Gunnison river project funds. relief fund investigations loom as Congress debates further aid. Italian markets crash after Massiliini moves against private industry. Austria Italy Hungary treaty terms keep the nation guessing.
Republican factions clash as Borah camp gains surge
Former Senior Brockham backs Borah amid booming campaign fire in Republican circles. Battle lines form between Lan des and Borah supporters in New Jersey as Senator Dickinson of Iowa attacks the new deal.
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Launch of Britain's Queen Mary Aims at Transatlantic Speed
About a million viewers witnessed the launching of Britain's new pride Queen Mary. The 80 000 ton liner is set to rival France's Normandie in size and speed. Police disguised as workmen patrolled decks during the launch. Once interior work is finished the ship will carry 2200 passengers and is expected to sail London to New York in four days.
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New York
Trials of three Tampa policemen linked to flogging death
From Tampa Florida three policemen faced trial over the flogging of three men with one dead, tied to a communist meet claim. Across the country floods in Cincinnati left 77 dead, 25,000 displaced and the Ohio river cresting before the business district. In Chicago a bus crash injured 32 after icy pavement sent a vehicle off the road. Dr. Condon questioned Gov Hoffman while offering to meet at Condon's Bronx home. W B Banning claimed thirty years without accident or damage in his driving record.
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Cincinnati
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Italian air raids strike Jijiga and Daggah Bur front
Italian planes bombed Jijiga on the southern Ethiopian front for a second day. Daggah Bur, another city about 100 miles south on the front, was also bombed indicating a wide offensive by Italy.
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Daggah Bur
Evidence Pushes Folsom Man Origin to Eastern Coast
Smithsonian researchers reveal datable evidence placing the Folsom ian earliest North American hunter gatherers at the eastern seaboard as far back as 10 000 years B C.
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Smithsonian Institute
King Edward Bans Long Frock Coats For Court Wear
The British monarch issues a decree banning the long frock coats traditionally worn at court and orders replacement with cutaways or morning coats. This move signals a shift in formal dress codes for royal events and official duties.
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Edward
Fred Wead Veteran Real Estate Man Dies in California
Fred Wead, a veteran Ohio real estate man, died suddenly from heart trouble while in California. The obituary notes his long career in real estate and his prominence in the Ohio property market.
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Osha
California
Frank B. Flaherty Dies Former Newspaper Publisher
Frank B. Flaherty, longtime press figure and publisher of three major papers including the New York Herald and Paris New York Herald, died of heart disease after rising from office clerk to publisher.
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New York Herald
Evening
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Final HOLC loan deadline set for Nebraska April 9
The final deadline for loan applications in the HOLC program for Nebraska has been established as April 9. Local officials urge eligible applicants to submit forms before the date to secure consideration under the program.
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Lineman Uses Kite to String River Telegraph Line
A Ravenna lineman used a child's kite to stretch a telephone wire across the Loup River, the line was then pulled tight. In Lincoln two jewelry thefts were reported, including a thousand dollar diamond theft.
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Doctor Warns Elevator Strike Hurts Hearts in New York
San Francisco health director Dr. J G Geiger says the recent elevator strike in New York will cause heart trouble. He supports walking downstairs for heart health but advises against stairs going up.
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San Francisco
New York
Unemployed Omaha Man Hangs Self in Chicken House
William Peterson, an unemployed Omaha resident, committed suicide in a chicken house using a short rope. He had a past mental health hospitalization. In other news, President Roosevelt met General Hagood aboard a train to Florida and discussed the WPA. Hagood was granted a three month leave of absence to await his next post.
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Rollins College Grants Roosevelt Degree in Florida
Rollins College in Florida awarded President Roosevelt an honorary degree. In acceptance, he cited the good neighbor policy as fostering national understanding. Colorado lawmakers convened a special session to discuss social security funding and related measures. Gov. Johnson opened with remarks noting that taxes would be necessary. Riots in Mexico left twenty seven dead as federal reinforcements deployed to quell unrest. Bank failures declined to five with 5.4 million in losses since 1934, aided by deposit insurance. The League of Nations committee urged new peace pleas to Italy and Ethiopia while awaiting Hitler’s reply on Rhineland policing.
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Blaze destroys Blair county barn and two other buildings
Firemen fought a 1500 blaze at Blair where children played near the former county barn. The fire at first spread quickly to two additional structures as hoses stretched to fight the flames. Nearby, changes were noted in the naval treaty draft between the United States, France, and England.
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England
Dalton Club Elects Officers and Notes Local News
The Library club elected officers led by Mrs Vern Ankeny as president and Mrs John Seifer Jr as vice president. Meetings are the third Monday at 7 30 p m with the next at Mrs A W Friede s home. Reports mention members ill with measles an epidemic in Dalton and several social events including bridge, theatre, and Presbyterian Sunday school planning.
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A. W. Friede
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Sidney
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Carrol Ankeny
Hastings
Cheyene County
Local notices and community updates from Dalton area
Mrs Co R todger resides on the Sam Anthony place. Masonic lodge activities include visitors from Chappell Sidney Lodge 1 Pole and Potter with refreshments served after the session. Mr and Mrs Olson of Grand Island visited Carl Lessig and family. J W Hardin returned from Aurora Colo with Mrs Hardin gravely ill. Services at Presbyterian church on Good Friday. Glenwood Martin earned football honors. Gene Dey Ermand named on all tournament team in class B. Dalton town team beat Lusk AMYO 31 to 19. Red Meyer sprained ankle. Albert Christensen at Harry Martin service station. Dr Pankau weekend in North Platte. Beyer and Heizer families dined at WH Heizer home. Mildred Heizer visited. Senior class began work on play The Yellow Shadow. George Bright family trip to Kansas. Joe Hire farm employment.
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Local Officials Travel For Medical and Treasurer Duties
William Eigenberg of Gurley departed Thursday morning for Hastings to enter a hospital for medical treatment. Loui Wasem, county treasurer, left for Omaha Monday to attend a convention of county treasurers and is set to return home today.
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Hastings
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