Roosevelt pushes New Deal drive through Congress
The president and Democratic leaders press to quickly pass the industrial control bill and other measures. Roosevelt seeks action beyond Congress to restore mass buying power, fuel recovery, and a global economic push, with broad public support and pervasive momentum.
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Omaha World Herald
Congress
Bureau
Roosevelt
White House
London
Republic
Hercules
Franklin D. Roosevelt
A Wise Decision in Industrial Recovery Bill
The senate finance committee restored the licensing clause to the industrial recovery bill. It argued that voluntary cooperation by employers fails, and government power is needed to enforce wage, hour, and planning accords. The issue centers on compelling the minority of selfish employers to follow the majority to end sweatshop conditions.
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New York World Telegram
Senate Finance Committee
War Industries Board
Roosevelt
United States Chamber of Commerce
Entertainment Opinion on Men as Child Caregivers
The Baltimore Evening Sun column argues men are generally better at entertaining children than women. It mocks stereotypes, lists activities like catchball and pool, and ends with a dismissive critique of women as disciplinarians and trustworthy.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
Johnny
Maple Grove social notes recount visits and gatherings
Mrs Ed Miles and children hosted and visited James Irwin and John Junker households Tuesday evening. Arthur Sassaman Robert Irwin and others joined supper at John Junker’s. Evelyn Cortney stayed with Hugh Cortney Monday to Thursday. Various visits continued with Nels Johnson Henry Flessner Ed Miles family Waddell Franzen and Miller, plus F. N. club at Albert Johnson’s Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Miles
James Irwin
Arthur Sassaman
Robert Irwin
John
Chris Junker
Evelyn Cortney
Hugh Cortney
Ed Miles
Nels Johnson
T. G. Waddell
Robert John
Mabel Waddell
Alvin Franzen
Laverta ‘Miller
Henry Flessner
Franzen
Shell
W. T., Sharmay, and Sons
Martin Flessner
La-Verta Miller
Harvey Miles
Henry
Earl Gen
Henry Gould
N. E. Witters
Lee
R. W Johnson
F. N. Club
Albert Johnson
Albert
Joe Green
Leonard Walker
Earl Nightengale
Bryant
Art Sassaman
Anchor School
Harold Spiker
Kevin Cortney
Sadie Irwin
Hazel Miles
Robert
Fred Irwin
John Junker
Sidney
W. T. Sharman
Andrew Johnson
John Olson
Ed. Carlton
Miss Miller
Sam Irwin
George Deaver
H. P. Cortney
R. W. Johnson
Lillie Gade
Lincoln
Lowell
Paul Hokom
Elmer Gade
Community notices and social guests fill busy week
Johnson and Mrs. F A Johnson hosted a gathering with most members present. A picnic for club ladies and families is planned for July 13 at Leh man canons. Numerous visits and dinners span Sidney, Dalton, and Liberty area homes, with many relatives and friends attending events, school meetings, and dances.
Winkleman Rites Mark Community Loss in Meadow
Mrs. William Winkleman died Tuesday after illness while visiting near North Bend. Daughters Weed Click Stolt and Elsie rushed to her bedside as word came. Community sentiment flows in mourning, with neighbors noting her kindness and neighborliness.
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Shirley
Mayer
William Winkleman
Denis Walsh
Sidney
J. C. Kreader
J. M. Kreader
Faye
Bovee
Potter
Agnes
Julia Walsh
Chadron
George Suedis
Josie
Gene
R. R. Bovee
Rebekah
Bushnell
Edward Walsh
East Dalton Community News Highlights
East Dalton residents report visits and gatherings including Lloyd Yowell and Earl with the Larsen home group on Friday. Henry Schellenberg from Holyoke stayed with his sister Mrs Emil Marx. Warren family moved to the former Kivett place. Mrs Alborn traveled to Denver to be with her mother. Shoppers Ruby Bake and friends visited Sidney. Numerous family visits occurred at the Devier and Baker homes with extended kin from Lincoln and Martin Anderson families.
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Lloyd Yowell
Earl
Arthur Larsen
Henry Schellenberg
Holyoke
Colo
Emil, Marx
Harold ‘Warren
George ‘Kivett
Alborn
Denver
Ruby Bake
Anna
Hazel
Dorothy Munshaw
Sidney
Ed Weikhorst
James Devier
J. D. Devier
Jean
Lynn Rathman
Martin Anderson
Mr. Carroll
Lincoln
C. A. Baker
Ruby
Marjorie
Marva Devier
Yowell Family And Relatives Visit Over Weekend
Marjorie Miller spent Wednesday and Thursday visiting the Fred Rathman Mrs J D Devier Edith Warren and Mark Weikhorst and Mrs C A Baker. Ruby called on Mrs James Devier Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ed Mintken and Mr and Mrs Carl Christensen and family spent Saturday evening at the James Devier home. Mr and Mrs A L Yowell and Mills Yowell of Manhattan Kan visited Monday afternoon at the Yowell home. Mrs T G Clough of Casper arrived for a visit. Betty Jane Mary Ann and Junior Yowell spent last week with their grandparents Mr and Mrs A K Yowell. Mr and Mrs Ed Mintken called at the Lloyd Yowell home Sunday evening. The family spent Monday evening with Mr Yowell's parents, Mr and Mrs A L Yowell.
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Marjorie Miller
Fred. Rathman
J. D. Devier
Edith, Warren
Mark Weikhorst
C. A. Baker
Ruby
James ‘Devier
Ed Mintken
Carl Christensen
James Devier
A. L. Yowell
Lloyd Yowell
Millard Yowell
Manhattan
Kan
Mr. Yowell
Yowell
T.G. Clough
Casper
Wyo
Ray Clough
Bunker Hill social roundup signals community weekend happenings
Fern Happell was a weekend guest of Bernice Beyer. The Frame family drove to Alliance for Edna’s graduation at St Joseph hospital. Max McMillen from Sidney visits the Iva Beyer home for summer. Nelson, Rezac, and Sterling families gather for barn dances and fishing outings. Birthday surprise for James Beyer included Foster, Skarka, Ely families. Nearby dances and picnics across the area conclude with note of local ads and a brief mention of Wantars viet Mesalte Try Them.
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Richard Welton
Fern Happell
Bernice Beyer
Ray Frame
Alliance
Edna
St. Joseph Hospital
Max McMillen
Sidney
Iva Beyer
Nels ‘Nelson
James
Adeline Rezac
Fisher Home
Pete Beyer
North Platte
Henry_Johnson
Sterling
Everett Foster
Tris
Helen
James Beyer
Joe Skarka
Vincent Ely
Emma Ely
Rex Bayne
Alex
Wade Sterling
Clarence Beyer
Fred Beyer
Ivan Beyer
Harold Meyer
Mildred Beyer
Dalton
South Colton Social Notes From May to May
Mrs H J Elsen reports a busy week with visits from and to neighbors including H E Witters John Meick and Bill Krueger. Many locals attend events visit relatives travel to Sidney Chadron Scottsbluff and Dalton while Mildred Witters leaves for Chadron normal school and H E Witters is re elected moderator at the school meeting.
Dorothy Fisher Returns From Short Vacation
Dorothy Fisher returned home on Wednesday after a brief visit at the Emil Tank home. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tank and Leo na Jane motored to Sidney Wednesday. Freda Prince helped Mrs. Fred Reetz with housework this week. Ruth Haack spent the week with Vinetta Light. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson and son were in Sidney on Friday.
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Dorothy Fisher
Emil’ Tank
Emil Tank
Leona Jane
Sidney
Freda Prince
Fred Reetz
Ruth Haack
Vinetta
Light
Herbert Johnson and Son
Residents of East Gurley and Sidney Visit Family Homes
East Gurley residents and visitors share Thursday calls with Rowans Nelcks and Frerichs. Mr and Mrs Ray Miles call on Charles Nelck home Thursday evening. Mrs Arthur Rowan visits Gurley Wednesday. Sidney shoppers include Mr and Mrs Herman Jurgenis and son, Mr and Mrs William Nelek, Mrs Charles Nelek and son Vern.
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F. ‘A. Rowan
Dalton
William Nelck
Geo
Frerichs
Ray Miles
Charles Nelck
Arthur Rowan
Gurley
Sidney
Herman Jurgenis
Local Family News and Small Accidents Reported
Mrs Wayne Gilbert and daughters Miss Thurma Neick spent Friday night with Mrs Wayne Gilbert and daughters. Mr and Mrs Bert Gibbins left for York for an operation on Mrs Gibbins. Neal Rowan helped his father work on his windmill Monday. Thurma Neick Harold Gibbins with Orville and Opal Gibbins visited George Miller. George Miller lost sight in one eye from a ball injury and is in Sterling hospital, son Tom with him. Thurma Nelck Opal Gibbins drove to Sidney Tuesday. Mrs Earl Johnson has a broken thumb this week.
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Wayne Gilbert
Thurma Neick
F. ‘A. Rowan
Ed. Lukens
Bert Gibbins
York
Gibbins
Neal Rowan
Harold
Orville
George
Miller
Sterling
Tom
Thurma
Nelck
Opal
Sidney
Earl Johnson
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R.W. Johnson and Sons
Walter and
Lloyd
T. C. Spikers Home
Ruth Cortney
Charles ‘Waterman
John Shrinert
Betty Myers
Doris Shrinert
Margery Schlotfeld
Evelyn “Mayer
B. L. Carter
Gerald Mayer
Donald Kreader
Edward. Walsh
Julia
Ward
Gerald.Mayer
Donald
Kreader
Bob Morts
Charles Waterman
H. J. Mayer
Marie Wallick and Sons
Charles Mayer
Pearl Lipska
Alex Ross
Vera
Clayton Mayer
Gilbert Ackles
East Dalton
Leitha Devier
AUN Tata
Omaha
Fontenelle
Omaha Auto Club
United ‘Air Lines
Eppley Hotels CO
Bunker Hill
H. J. Elsen
May
Arthur
Jimmy Deaver
H. E. Witters
Bill Krueger
Carl Olson
Frank Rayner
Fairbury
Mildred Witters
Harvey George
John Meick
George Messing
Regina
Henry Koester
Alfred ‘Koester
Helen Chambers
Chuck Lansing
Mildred
Ruth
Harold ‘Witters
George ‘Deaver
Leo
Clara
Koester
Harry Witters
Claude ‘Martin
Patricia Johnson
Douglas
Herbert Johnson
Henry Wickstrom and
Scottsbluff
Bob
Washington
Herbert, Johnson
Peetz
Sam. Wickstrom
A. B.“Rapp
George Ransom
Fred Prince
Ray Berry
W. F. Franzen
Sam Wickstrom
Claus Arp
Helen Tank
North Potter
By Helen Tanx
Jess
East Gurley
By Thurma Nelck
Homae. OF. Radio
KLZ
Shirley-Savoy
J.edgar. Saaith, Pras
Colorado
Ford Motor Company
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