Sidney Nebr newspaper masthead and subscription rates
Editor and Publisher An independent newspaper published at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska every Friday morning. Sever Entered at the Postoffice as second class mail. Subscriptions in advance: One Year zone one 2.00, outside zone one 2.50. Telegraph News provided.
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Guy
Doran
Tenth Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Western
Sever
Nebr
Telegraph News
American minister seeks aid as Addis Ababa burns
The American minister to Ethiopia requested help from the British embassy after a brutal assault by bandits. The embassy, told to depart Addis Ababa for protection, reported the city in flames and looted to deny benefits to Italian advances.
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Ethiopia
Washington
Addis Ababa
Senate considers espionage charges against undercover government agents
Senator Bone of Washington proposed a senate inquiry into spying allegations by undercover men hired by various government departments, detailing suspected espionage activities and broader security concerns.
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Senate
Bone
Washington
Socialist Leader Blum Ready to Lead France After Vote
A socialist government for France was in prospect after the parliamentary election as Leon Blum, the socialist leader, announced readiness to take power.
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France
Leon Blum
Treasury spending passes six billion for first time this year
The treasury statement reports government outlays as of May 1 exceeded six billion dollars, marking a record high for the current fiscal year.
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Treasury
Lethal mob violence rises in three states this week
Three black men die in lynchings in Georgia and Arkansas amid vigilante justice after alleged assaults. In Royston and Lepanto mobs seize and shoot victims. a third man, John Rushin, is killed near Pavo, Ga. In Chicago Major General Hagood is recalled to retirement after a brief command. J Edgar Hoover attacks police corruption following Alvin Karpis custody. Fires burn four Catholic churches in Madrid amid rumors of tainted food.
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Lint Shaw
Royston
Willie Rees
Lepanto
Ark
John Rushin
Pavo
Marion Pate
Senate finance chair accuses meat packers of delaying tax bill
Chairman Harrison accuses meat packers of using propaganda tactics to stall legislation as witnesses in opposition to the tax bill interrupt planned hearings.
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Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Wallace speaks at Lincoln on American solution to economy
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace declares the economic dilemma can be met in an American way under the Constitution. He emphasizes truth to the people in a Lincoln address.
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Agriculture Wallace
Lincoln
Democratic State Convention Address Heard in Omaha
The keynote at the Omaha Democratic state convention was delivered by Harry F. Ficharty, a special assistant to the U S attorney general in Washington and a former Omaha resident.
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Omaha
Harry F. Ficharty
Washington
Four State Agriculture Imports Conference Planned at Lincoln
Elmer Young of Lexington announces a four state agriculture imports conference to press federal action halting farm product imports into the United States. The meeting will be held in Lincoln on May 15 with representatives from several states in attendance.
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United States
Lincoln
Elmer Young
Lexington
Doctor questions role of alcoholism in deaths
Dr. W. G. Urse of Cook County Hospital Chicago reports a study of 21 deaths where coroners listed alcoholism as the cause. Only five cases were actually killed by that cause, prompting a call to reexamine alcoholism’s true role in deaths.
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W. G. Urse
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Four die as Catholics clash with troops at Mexican church
Four persons were killed and four others seriously wounded in a crash air near Cuidad Camargo Chihuahua Mexico during a confrontation between federal soldiers and Catholics attempting to reopen a church. In England Haile Selassie remained king in name while on his way abroad. Eastern railroads cut fares sharply per ICC ruling. Roosevelt opposed earmarking 400 million of 114 billion relief for public works projects.
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Cuidad Camargo
Chihuahua
Mexico
Haile Selassie
England
Lion of Judah
Roosevelt
PWA
WPA
Hopkins
Ickes
Italian troops arrive in Addis Ababa drive roving mobs from capital
Sir Sidney Barton the British minister to Ethiopia told the foreign office on Tuesday that a large force of Italian troops in motor trucks had arrived in Addis Ababa. The troops, said to have fought through mountain roads from Dessye, were expected two days earlier and were hoped to halt five days of native rioting in the capital.
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Sidney Barton
Ethiopia
Foreign Office
Addis Ababa
Dessye
Haile Selassie Reported to Retire with Riches
The exiled emperor Haile Selassie is said to depart with a fortune including imperial jewels gold bullion gold coin silver thalers and six automobiles details note a British cruiser carried the valuables.
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Haile Selassie
Beet Growers Association Drops Three Suits After Agreement
The Mountain States Beet Growers association scratched three suits off its list after it had reached an agreement with defendants.
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Mountain States Beet Growers Association
Townsends Exam Postponed by Committee Clash
An inquiry into Dr. F E Townsends conduct was delayed two weeks after Townsend and the investigating committee agreed. Before the probe began, Townsend dismissed the inquiry as a hoax, while Rep Gavag en suggested that post inquiry the Townsend plan would be reduced to a mere idea.
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F. E. Townsend
House
Townsend
Statt
Gavagen
Mussolini Calls Mass Celebration Over Ethiopian Subjugation
Sirens and bells rang in Italy as Mussolini urged a mass display after Italian troops entered Addis Ababa. Half the population mobilized into military and semi military formations to mark the conquest.
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Italy
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Ethiopian southern army leader Adnasibu flees Harar
The high command of Ethiopia's southern army and Ads Nasibu, who resisted Italian forces, abandoned Harar and fled with his staff into exile after Haile Selassie went into exile.
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Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Ads Nasibu
Harar
Patterned killing of oil president Cornell shocks town
Police in a money dispute pattern describe the slaying of J. Cornell, a red haired oil company president, shot in the back by truck driver Thompson. Thompson admitted arguing over money and Cornell’s friendship with Mrs Helen Atkins, claiming he planned to kill Cornell and then die by his own hand.
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Vance Thompson
Denver
John Cornell
Money
Oil Campany
Thompson
Cornell
Helen Atkins
Edward returns to Buckingham for credence ceremony
Edward attended a ceremony at Buckingham Palace with ambassadors and ministers from more than 50 countries as he received letters of credence to the new sovereign.
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Iing
Edward
Fort Belvidere
Buckingham Palace
Maryland Primary Returns Support Roosevelt for 16 Votes
Returns from Maryland's presidential primary show Roosevelt winning by a large margin and securing all 16 state votes at the national convention. Henry Breckenridge backed the president, while Ferry Griffin, a former preacher from Polk County MO, pled guilty to highway robbery and received a maximum ten year sentence.
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Maryland
Roosevelt
Henry Breckenridge
Ferry Griffin
Polk County
German troops barred from uniforms near frontiers
A government decree forbids German soldiers to wear uniforms within three miles of the French Belgian and Czech frontiers. In another action the house passed a gambling ships bill without opposition, prohibiting such vessels off the California coast beyond the three mile limit.
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California
Three men sought for questioning in Waterville child death
Police in Waterville Maine are seeking three men for questioning in connection with the death and alleged criminal assault of a seven year old child. Investigators describe the case as a violent incident requiring urgent leads and cooperation from the public.
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Waterville
Maine
Wallace Expounds Agriculture Theory At Lincoln
Secretary Wallace outlined his crop control policy as the new soil conservation program began, signaling the administration will endorse a specific form of controls over rival proposals presented thus far in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Wallace
Italian Empire Plan Outlined for Ethiopia
Inside sources say Italy plans to rule Ethiopia by keeping loyal chieftains in title while civil commissioners govern. Native police would maintain order as several hundred thousand Italians settle in the conquered land.
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Ethiopia
Italy
Bud Lane Held After Rock Fight Arrest in Nashville
Bud Lane, 19 80, was jailed in Nashville Tennessee after arrest for quelling a rock fight among five brothers. He faced charges for shooting Harrison Lane. Meanwhile Chadron Police Chief William P. Schomer said a stolen car tied to a Murdo South Dakota post office robbery getaway was in custody.
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Bud Lane
Nashville, Tenn
Henry
Harrison
William P. Schomer
Chadron
Murdo, S. D
Local social notes and visits reported in Eagle by Elda Home
John Thompson called on Gordon Cunningham Wednesday evening. Families and individuals visited various homes, including the Borges and Ingwerson families, with several attending a funeral in Hay Springs. District 57 held a one act pageant at the rural school contest in Dalton Friday night.
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John Thompson
Gordon Cunningham
John
Louise
Kate Borges
Lisco
Garhatt Thunew
Henry Weyerts
John, Garretts and Son
John Frerichs
Bertha Borges
Hilda Borges
Donald Hume
Frances Ingwerson
P. J. Ingwerson
Barbara Ingwerson
Hay Springs
Laverta Bondegard
Howard Neff
Dalton
A. E. Ing
Ingwerson family nearby social and business notes
Mr and Mrs Paul Ingwerson and family hosted a dinner at the A E Ingwerson home. Guests included Pp J Ingwerson Howard Neff Arthur Ingwerson and Gordon Cunningham on a Sidney business trip Friday. Otto Rahe and children Bess and Delmar visited the C G Home home Tuesday. William Florke and Melvin John Jurgens with Pauline Ostermeier shopped in Sidney Monday. Dale Ingwerson noted as son with no trophy despite largest appraisal.
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J. Ingwerson
Howard Neff
Arthur Ingwerson
Gordon Cunningham
Sidney
Otto Rahe
Bess
Delmar
C. G
William Florke
Melvin
John Jurgens
Brazil Catfish Uses Electricity as Defense and Display
The Brazilian catfish shocks its aquarium to stun prey and mates, using electric jolts as a defensive and courting display. The behavior showcases its surprising use of electrical power in aquatic life.
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