Statewide Nebraska News Highlights Mix of Growth and Change
Local deals unfold as Montgomery Ward weighs opening in Otoe county capital. Fullerton voters approve a $150000 high school bond, while a Western hotel fire in Alliance causes about $15000 in damage. Laurel plans a Security National bank with $25000 capital and $5000 surplus. Nebraska corn harvest expands as seasonal labor shortages ease and Falls City marks its 60th birthday with a historic 24 page edition. The population study shows Omaha’s native-born majority and notable immigrant groups. Mitchell bank consolidation talks continue amid a near million dollar deposit estimate, with James Whitehead presiding. Beaver City reports record ice harvest, while W R Nicholson defends corn yield title. A complex family wedding among Sinleys and Colericks creates unique step relationships. Forester programs anticipate spring tree seedling distribution to thousands, with 700000 grafts planned statewide.
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Seldon
Neraska
C. W. Watkins
Sayas
Agriculture College Extension Service
Lincoln
Nebraska real estate men push Sell Nebraska drive at Grand Island dinner
At the first meeting of the Nebraska Real Estate Association board for the year, leaders urged Nebraskans to learn and promote the state. C B Grundy highlighted rising property valuations and urged a broad Sell Nebraska campaign across the state. Speakers included Harvey Rathbone, Rose Towle, L F Farrell, and A T Seybolt.
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Harvey Rathbone
Lincoln
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Omaha
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Bridgeport
Nebraska
North Platte Valley
Kearney
Brown
Navy Plan Seeks 55 Million Start to Ship Builds
Washington reports the Navy will ask Congress for 55 million dollars to begin first-year construction of a five-year plan covering 25 cruisers, 5 aircraft carriers, 9 destroyer tenders and 82 submarines. Secretaries Wilbur and Hughes defend the program as needs based, not parity or competition driven.
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Great Britain
Naval Secretary
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Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray Executed in Sing Sing
Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison for the murder of Albert Snyder. The two were pronounced dead seven minutes apart after two days of legal maneuvering by defense against delays.
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Geathin
New York
Wurderers
Church to Be Skyscraper in Central Park Site
The Second Presbyterian church plans a tall apartment building on its current Central Park West site, replacing the existing church with a structure featuring no elevated auditorium on the ground floor.
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New York
Second Presbyterian Church
Central Park
West
World War Air Chief dies in Washington club
Col. William M. Kenly, chief of the American air service in the World War, died at the Army and Navy Club in Washington. He was sixty four years old.
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Washington
William. M. Kenly
American Air Service
Army and Navy Club
London Sees Nearing Completion of Floodproof System
London advances toward a floodproof era after seven years of work. Sections of the scheme are finished and credited with saving the city during last summer’s severe storms. The project includes relief sewers and pumping stations with powerful machinery at key points. Experts say London will be practically floodproof when completed.
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