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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
3
In a letter to Secretary Hull Senator Copeland says 12,000 American Jews in Palestine face danger from rioting and asks a friendly intimation to Britain to quell disturbances. He notes the State Department need not press hard but show U S interest in the mandate administration.
A Barcelona dispatch reports the Italian consul general was fired upon as his car was stopped by communists during a city drive. He and the vehicle were searched, with earlier reports noting Bossi was shot at before and ordered to stop. Berlin denied Hitler would give up the chancellorship amid Goering’s east Prussia vacation and unspecified comments.
Creston I2 Frantz W Harvey, a confessed member of the creamery robbery gang, was sent to Fort Madison state prison for up to ten years after pleading guilty before Judge H H Carter. He is the third gang member to receive a short term as part of a broader probe into theft and gang activity.
Chairman Farley leads a group of ten to twelve party chiefs including Senators Robinson of Arkansas and Guffey of Pennsylvania. invites another wave of national committee officials to join the planning. Conference aims at shaping party strategy ahead of major campaigns.
State officials questioned for three hours by national committee on defense after requesting aid for a prisoner. Seaman Lawrence B. Simpson, Kirkland WA, jailed by Nazis over alleged communist literature, faces high treason trial in Berlin Monday. Omaha notes Nebraska Osteopathic Association faults limits on crippled children treatment under state Social Security. fights American Medical Association.
Crowd at the county court house heard that Henry Fertig, 31, would be kept hidden under heavy guard after being spirited away to a jail in another county. Monzingo said he might request federal action to prosecute Fertig under the Lindbergh law amid the escape rumors.
Mrs George Line and neighbors visit Chappell and Sidney as many residents call on friends and relatives. Mrs Bertha Douglas arrives from Denver to spend days with G E Minshall, while Don Miller and cousin Gene Markel head to Nebraska City. Mary Stevens and mother travel from Oshkosh with Nellie Lehmkuhl returning home. Weatherwax of Leveland joins for weekend gatherings amid local social activity.
Darrell Ammerman departed Saturday for Colorado Springs Colorado. Mrs Harry Sartley of Sterlig and her brother Ed Munson of Los Angeles called on friends here Thursday afternoon.
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