Equalization Fee Out of New Bill Spon By McNary
A farm relief bill drafted by Senate Agriculture Committee Chair McNary aims to create a 12 member federal farm board to oversee surplus crop marketing. The plan shifts marketing costs to the government, dropping the equalization fee from the prior McNary Haugen approach. The National Grange endorsed a broader relief program including tariffs, cooperative marketing, export debentures, and land development curbs.
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Hon
McNary
Senate Agricultural Committee
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Borah
Brookhart
Longworth
House
National Grange
Dress Up for Thanksgiving Says Local Style Merchant
Greenlees' clothing department reports unusually strong demand for high quality suits overcoats and accessories as men of all sizes in Sidney and surrounding districts prepare to dress up for Thanksgiving. Manager Roy Greenlee notes no major news, but “spiffy” Thanksgiving shopping is evident with steady customer flow and strong sales across men and youth lines. Greenlees' specializes in menswear womenswear and shoes, branding as a top western Nebraska store.
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Roy Greenlee
Greenlees
Sidney
Nobby
Nick
Mr. Greenlee
Nebraska
Indian acquitted of Rushville murder charge
John Birdhead an Indian was acquitted by a Rushville jury of the murder of James Short a farmer near Gordon The jury was out one hour Short was killed with an ax last August during a fight Birdhead claimed self defense evidence showed Short drank heavily the night of the killing Birdhead worked on Shorts farm The defense mirrored that of Dr Glen Rye who was acquitted last week in a Gordon area murder case Judge Meyer noted the similar verdicts and urged caution in juries conclusions
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John Birdhead
Rushville
James Short
Gordon
Short
Birdhead
Glen Rye
Palestine
Texas
Frank Celik
Meyer
Fahlbusch claims German army caused arrest and deportation
August Herman Fahlbusch, awaiting deportation and held in Cheyenne jail, says German army investigations of killings in which he had no part drove his return to Germany for trial. He told officers he faced no charges he knows of and expects acquittal, though German authorities gave few details of alleged murders.
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Germany
August Herman Fahlbusch
Cheyenne
Fahlbusch
Fahlibusch
Former Klan Leader Sentenced in Federal Auto Theft Case
In Indianapolis, a federal court sentenced sixteen men and one woman for violations of the federal automobile theft act. Notable sentences include W. Lee Smith, former grand dragon of the Indiana Klan, 15 months in Leavenworth and a $1,000 fine. Robert F. McNay, 15 months and $1,000. Frank R. Wolf, 15 months and $1,000. Edward Traugott received two years and a $10,000 fine. Ted Baldwin, 2 years and $10,000. Miss Lloyd Harrison, 18 months and $3,000.
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Indianapolis
United States District Court
Muncie
Ind
Edward Traugott
Leavenworth
W. Lee Smith
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Robert F. McNay
Frank R. Wolf
Ted Baldwin
Chicago
Lloyd Harrison
Baldwin
Graf Zeppelin Uses Ethane Gas from Kentucky Supply
The Graf Zeppelin returned to Germany with ethane gas from a Louisville factory for its engines. Tests showed engines fully satisfactory and Germans praised the gas as superior. Also noted are Holdrege water projects and a Presbyterian bazaar at Tobin Opera House on December 12.
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Louisville, Ky
Lakehurst
N. J
America
Z. W. Weeks
Kentucky Oxygen-Hydrogen Company
Louisvill Gas and Electric Company
Germany
Holdrege
Tobin Opera House
U S A Theatre Presents Last Showings and Zane Grey Westerns
The U S A theatre schedules William Haines in Telling the World for a final Tuesday showing followed by Reginald Denny in Good Morning Judge on Wednesday. Thursday features Jack Holt in The Water Hole with Nancy Carroll, while John Boles plays a non villain in a Zane Grey tale filmed with technicolor and stylish wardrobe. The lineup includes newsreels and a comedy as the program shifts from a light romance to frontier adventure and modern city life.
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Haines
William Haines
Reginald Denny
U.S. A
Denny
Mary Nolan
Miss Nolan
Bill
Paramount
Jack Holt
Nancy Carroll
John Boles
Boles
Holt
Miss Carroll
Water Hole
Irene and Louise Get In Dutch At Kimball
Irene Cone and Louise Lopp of Sidney were arrested by Kimball officers last Saturday night for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. They were fined ten dollars and costs in Kimball county court Monday, given a suspended sentence, and released by Judge Vogler with a warning to sin no more within the county.
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Irene Cone
Louise Lopp
Sidney
Kimball
Kimball County
Vogler
Beet Growers Tie Tariff Support to Share of Benefits
Sugar beet growers in western Nebraska oppose backing a tariff increase unless a definite share of the gains is guaranteed for growers. Frank Thomas, president of the Co operative Beet Growers association, says the law must specify the growers' fair share. He cites the Great Western Sugar Co as taking about 50 percent of the cash investment without returns to beets growers, and argues the tariff passes higher prices to consumers instead of aiding growers.
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Nebraska
Frank Thomas
Co-operative Beet Growers Association
Thomas
Great Western Sugar Company
England
Polo Ranch Near Cheyenne Sold To Harry Hynds
The Polo ranch seven miles west of Cheyenne and 10,367 acres of deeded land plus 1,000 acres of state leaseholds sold for over 150000 to Harry P. Hynds founder of Cheyenne's Plains hotel. He plans a dairy farm supplying his hotel, with Crow creek valley acreage irrigated and hay yields of 600 tons. Two large fish stocked reservoirs support duck hunting, and the property borders the Great Plains experiment farm.
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Harry P. Hynds
Cheyenne
Bell Livestock Company
Hynds
Crow Creek
Great Plains Experiment Farm
Kimball Hosts Large Crowd for Farmers Day
At the sixth annual Farmers Day in Kimball a large crowd gathered to view the Stock on a special train. Free food was abundant with 1000 pounds of frankfurters 15000 buns 350 gallons of cider four barrels of pickles 200 pounds of cheese beans cinnamon rolls doughnuts coffee cream and sugar served to visitors from Cheyenne Sterling Scottsbluff and Ogallala.
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Kimball
Cheyenne
Sterling
Scottsbluff
Ogallala
Broadwater farmer John Francone dies after illness
John Francone of Broadwater died at his home northwest of town Monday night after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon. Francone was a fellow worker and the obituary notes tuberculosis as the cause in local reporting.
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John Francone
Broadwater
Francone
Miners' Tuberculosis Takes Toll on Ghiglietti and Colleagues
The late John Ghiglietti and another miner endured lifelong battles with miners' tuberculosis after years in Colorado mines. Ghiglietti died near Broadwater on December 26 of last year.
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John Ghiglietti
Colorado
Mr. Ghigliette
Broadwater
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