Castle Role Is Tracy’s Greatest Film Capstone
Spencer Tracy delivers his strongest screen work in Man's Castle at the Fox Theatre with Loretta Young co starring. Frank Borzage directs a tale of love set amid grim urban deprivation. a noted cast includes Glenda Farrell Walter Connolly Marjorie Rambeau Arthur Ho l Dickie Moore and a screenplay by De Swerling from Lawrence Hazard’s play.
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Bunker Hill Community Notes Gather Weekend Visits
Mrs. Joe Rezae and son Jimmie visited the William Rezac home Tuesday evening. Multiple local families including Beyers Weltons Engel and Baynes shared meals, visits, and a birthday ice cream reception at the Weltons.
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James
Effie Bayne
John Engel
Gurley
Raymond Beyer
Edwin Engel
James Beyer
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Son
Gehrig Funeral Home
Ed Cortney
Card of Thanks for Mrs Ed Cortney Death
We thank our friends for sympathy and understanding during our bereavement after the death of Mrs Ed Cortney. Signed by Cortney family: brother Ernest and sisters Ann, Julia, Virgitte and Irma.
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History Of Interest Items From Sidney 14 Years Ago
A recap of events from 14 to 54 years past mentions Donald Costello and Robert Horn aday in Omaha with the Kimball Lions band, Martha Hill teaching summer school in Greeley and set for principalship in Tucson. Local sports include trap shooting awards won by Jos Simodynes and Captain Hardy, and a Sidney wedding of Herschel Spearow and LaRue Haworth.
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Dinner Gatherings Highlight Dalton Social Round
The article chronicles multiple Dalton social events including Miller and Rudd family dinners with various guests from Holdredge, Cody, Lebanon, St Paul, and Dalton. It also notes Ruth Kinton's birthday supper guests, a 6 am Park breakfast for Beatrice Birmingham, and a 25th anniversary party for George and Freida Fahy with prizes and gifts.
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Gering
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Ed Breternitz
Norma Jean
Laura .Rudd
Coming Events In Kensington Area This Week
A schedule of local gatherings includes Star Kensington at Magortic club rooms this afternoon at 2 30, Wesleyen guild at Legion park tonight at 6 30, and joint meetings of Junior and Senior Waltherscape Wednesday night at 8 at the church school. Boy Scouts meet Wednesday at 7 30 in the city auditorium. Ladies aid of St Pauls Lutheran meets next Wednesday June 6 with Mrs Paul Meyer. Rebekah Kensington Wednesday at Legion park with a covered dish lunch. Presbyterian Circle meets Thursday in the church basement for Guest day. Frances Willard Kensington Friday afternoon with Mrs W J Shoemaker.
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4-H Sorghum Club Holds June Meeting at Mount Vernon
The 4-H Sorghum Club met June 4 at the Mount Vernon school house in District 27 with leaders and five members present. No Sorghum cultivation demonstration due to Victor Chambers absence. A field day tours on July 3 was moved. Calvin Klentz and Donald Lingwall were chosen for the next demonstration on growing certified Sorghum seed. The next meeting is set for July 29 at the Mount Vernon school house in District 27.
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Rattlesnake Rolls By Orientation Says Curator
A museum curator of reptiles explains a sidewinder rattlesnake rolls rather than wriggles when moving. The pattern depends on its orientation, rolling east when facing north and south when facing east, with variations described.
Grasshopper Plagues Strain Nebraska Farms 1874–78
From 1874 to 1878 grasshoppers devastated Nebraska fields in Sherman County and across the state. Settlers lost crops as hoppers stripped grass, leaves, and even paint from buildings. In 1877 communities urged defense with castor beans and several homemade harvesters swept the pests from fields, while others drowned or fed crushed insects to hogs.
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Federal Writers’ Project
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Mystic Number Seven and Sacred Significance Across Cultures
The number seven is described as mystic and sacred from ancient times. It is formed by a 4 and a 3, considered lucky by Pythagoreans and echoed as lucky by Babylonians and Egyptians. Seven recurs frequently in the Bible and the Apocalypse.
Twin Superstitions in Nigeria Endanger Twin Babies
The article reports that in Nigerian villages twins are shunned as devil spawned. One twin is often poisoned or abandoned outside to starve or be eaten by wildlife. Mothers may be expelled while missionaries sometimes intervene to rescue and rehabilitate the infants.
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SOS Distress Signal Origin and Morse Code Pattern
The term SOS is a code signal not an abbreviation and was chosen as the universal distress call by the 1912 International Radio Telegraphic Convention. It is transmitted as three dots three dashes three dots for ease of sending and clear distinction.
Natural Bridge of Virginia spans Cedar Creek at 215 feet
The Natural Bridge of Virginia spans Cedar Creek at a height of 215 feet above the stream. Formed by erosion, it consists of horizontal limestone strata, the remains of a cave or tunnel through which the creek once flowed. It is crossed by Lee highway.
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Cedar Creek
Nuntsman Hustlers Weed Club Meeting at Earl Bayne Home
The Weed Club meeting at the Earl Bayne home on Tuesday June 21 had seven members present. They discussed weekly problems and enjoyed a lunch served by Mrs. Bayne. The next meeting is set for June 28 at the Fred Kettler home.
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Earl Bayne
Nebraska brewing industry gains strong public support
An Omaha World Herald editorial praises actions by Ede HS Colldes and official figures promoting orderly taverns and clean beer in Nebraska. Citizens and press across the state express approval, urging cooperation with the program and stressing brewing and distributing firms as major taxpayers. Local editors from North Platte Falls City and others endorse stricter standards and civic responsibility.
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Sandall
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Nebraska
Local Nebraska Addresses and Names Listed
A partial OCR of Nebraska city addresses and personal names is presented with Lincoln, Grand Island, Norfolk, Beatrice, Omaha, and other towns. Names include Robert H. Peterson, John Rohrig, Bert W. Ruch, George F. Rushhart, Frank P. Ryan, Warren Saeger, N Schaeffer, Chas. Sherman, David, Joseph, Simon, Fred V. Skinner, W C Thenhaus, C A Tierman, F C Trimble, Harold Webb, and Woodward.
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