Congressman Curtis cites DC rent on 142 government buildings
Congressman Curtis notes the government rents 142 structures in the District of Columbia amid a long running building program spanning more than ten years. A casual ramble on Indian Creek by Fred Clark and Pace Speedt yields eleven bull heads. Eskimo fairgoers in Irwin's Eskimo Village crave ten cent ice cream cones as Mayokok laments adjusting to white man’s foods and missing seal oil.
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Curtis
District of Columbia
Fred Clark
Paces Speedt
Indian Creek
Irwin
Mayokok
Viers Truck Garden Tomatoes Stolen After Feature
The day after a Record story about the Viers truck garden, thieves entered the garden and stole all ripe tomatoes slated for delivery to stores the next day, suggesting the piece may have prompted the theft.
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Dr. Viers
Viers
Letter from Lena Finson on Mayo Clinic trip notes eye sale remark
Mrs Lena Finson of Spokane Washington reports returning from the Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn She comments on men seeking to sell eyes and notes such sales seem successful The Record publisher thanks bona fide subscribers who joined in the past two weeks and reminds that free copies and subscriptions over a year in arrears cannot be mailed at newspaper rates.
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Lena (Green) Finson
Spokane
Washington
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Green party camps for fishing near Little Blue River
Charles Green and grandson Lloyd Green with Sybil Fasnacht traveled to Steele City forenoon Wednesday and pitched tents on the old camp ground by the Little Blue River south of town. Hod Green gave them a ride in his car, planning to fish from Wednesday through Friday evening.
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Lloyd Green
Sybil Fasnacht
Steele City
Blue River
Hod Green
Nebraska Governor Nomination Entries Filed for Senate Race
Cochran files for U S Senate as governor's office vows not to beg. Charlies J. Warner of Waverly files Tuesday for Republican nomination for Nebraska governor. Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff, Democrat, also files. Dwight Griswold, Gordon publisher and twice defeated, may file again.
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Senate
Charlies J. Warner
Waverly
Nebraska
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Dwight Griswold
Gordon
Radio star Rudy Valee leaves air after ten years
After September 28 Rudy Valee departs chain broadcasts ending ten years on air. He plans a trip to South America. Valee is credited with introducing Eddie Cantor Burns and Allen Bob Burns and Charlie McCarthy to radio.
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Rudy Valee
Rudy
South America
Valiee
Eddie Cantor
Burns & Allien
Bob Burns
Charlie McCarthy
Are we guilty Winston Churchill on America and war
In a Defender Magazine interview with William Griffin of the New York Enquirer Churchill argues America’s entry into World War I was disastrous and claims peace with the Central Powers in 1917 would have saved over a million British and French lives and prevented the rise of Communism Fascism and Nazism.
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Winston Churchbill
United States
William Griffin
The
New York Enquirer
America
Germany
Italy
Defender Magazine
Diller Band to Play At Gage Coin Fair Thursday
The Diller Band signed a contract to perform music at the Gage coin fair on Thursday August 17 with many Diller residents planning to attend. July’s rainfall totaled 2.12 inches with 1.82 inches on the first day and 0.30 on the 16th while August began with a 0.46 inch rainfall. Night temperatures were 59 degrees, signaling cooler weather for corn growth barring hot winds.
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Thureday
WPA Fellows Push Amendment To Extend Vacation Benefit
WPA fellows push an amendment to the proposed lending bill to restore a 30 day unpaid vacation for laborers enrolled continuously for 18 months. With Congress advancing the major bill, the riders likely will die with it.
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WPA
Congress
Freeman George Freitag Seeks Quick Recovery After Car Wrecks
George Freitag endured two recent accidents causing head injuries with bandages. He traveled to town for a band concert a week ago and attended again last night with the bandage showing. He hopes to recover before the picnic, aiming to be free of the injuries by then.
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George Freitag
George
Twenty-First State Convention of the American Legion at Lincoln
The twenty first annual state convention of the American Legion will be held at Lincoln on August 27 28 29. Business sessions occur at Hotel Lincoln and Louis Johnson assistant secretary of war will fly from Washington to speak on the final evening.
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The
American Legion
Lincoln
Hotel
Louis Johnson
Washington
The Low Down From Hickory Grove
A letter from Jo Serra urges readers to pressure Senators and Representatives to return home, reminding them that public funds and campaign trust should guide decisions. The piece argues lawmakers forget their constituents when distant from home and calls for a reminder via post cards to curb excess spending.
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Potomac
Jo Serra
Remember the Sabbath Day Becomes a Lifeline for Labor
Lord Shaw of Dunfermline recalls thirty years of weekly Sabbath rest and asserts that resisting Sunday work saved his life. He argues the truly laborious cannot afford to work on Sunday and that strain can be soothed by Sabbath calm.
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Lord Shaw
Dunfermline
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