Capitol Face-Lifting Delicate Job at the Capitol
Capitol renovation plans by architect David Lynn aim to modernize the historic building while preserving its character. The project includes new lighting, reinforced concrete roofing, stainless steel and plaster finishes, improved acoustics, and redesigned seating to increase capacity. Work expected to span this summer and next, with a total cost around $5,000,000 and major updates to the Senate and House chambers.
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Lyhn
Plaga
Lynn
Tls
Brwark
Nermie Card House
Lyon
Escaped Convicts Recaptured Near Belpre After Manhunt
Law enforcement used planes, jeeps, and roadblocks to close in on escapees from West Virginia. By dawn three were back in custody near the Ohio River area, including Sverett Roble and Elmer Tiekacl. One suspect, Mike Hbles, was shot by an Ohio patrol officer after being spotted with Holy Starcher, a kidnapper, as a four-man hunt narrowed.
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Moundsville
West Virginia
Sterdiy
Upper
Ghia River
Hart W. Walker
Belpre
Sverett Leroy Ro’ Ble
Elmer Tiekacl
Parkersburg
W. Va
Walker
Belace Sizges
Tess Thang
Ohio State Highway
Powhattas
Mike “Bles
Holy Starcher
Bright comet dazzles sky in early 1930s reports
A fragmentary tale notes a comet or fireball visible centuries ago and again in 1934. The object lit the night sky for several days, attracting attention before fading from view.
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Hester
Boyle Seeks Ghosts On Return to War Memories
In a two week furlough, a writer recalls Europe’s wartime sites from Normandy hedgerows to Paris and the Hürtgen Forest. He asks fallen comrades what to tell the girls in Piccadilly Circus, wonders how much has changed, and vows to greet unseen ghosts with well wishes.
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New York
Europe
Piccadilly Circus
Omehe Beach
Ar Imam
Normandy
de Odi
St. la
St. Lo
Paris
Rheims
Spa
Luxembourg
Horigen Forest
Hlurigen Forest
Germany
Frankfurt
Berlin
Rauch
Wellesley Alumna Named President of Wellesley College
Wellesley Mass June Miss Margaret Clapp a 39 Brooklyn college historian and prize winning biographer is named president of Wellesley College The Rev Dr Parkins chairman of the Board of Trustees says she was unanimously recommended after review of 130 candidates Miss Clapp succeeds Mrs Mildred McAtee Hortons who resigned last Oct She is the second Wellesley graduate to hold the post and the eighth head of the 111 year old school She won the prize for a biography Forgottten First States John Bigelow.
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Wellesley
Mass
Margaret Clanp
Brooklyn College
Wellessex College
Har
Palfrey Parkins
Boston
Miss Clapp
Ie Yane
John Bigelow
Temperatures Mild Across Nation Amid Scattered Showers
Mild nationwide temperatures accompanied by scattered showers and thunderstorms. In Colorado, flooding damaged Balm Creek, with mayoral estimates around 100000 dollars. Santa Fe railroad damage cut the east-west line near Lamar and Port land, washing out sections and flooding nearby areas.
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Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Blorance
Cals
Portland
Colo
Santa Fe Railroad
Lamar
Calc
Bailly
Granaée
Bristol
Cols
Acrea
Vitamin E in heart disease questioned by physicians
By Burton Beate Rea Stalt Conespondene, NEW YORK. Vitamin E, long touted for heart and circulation issues, faces skepticism from Drs Baer and Heine of Jewish Hospital and FDA officials. They cite insufficient controlled studies and warn against relying on Vitamin E for heart disease or diabetes, while noting limited evidence and ongoing trials.
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New York
Neas
Food and Crust Administration
Tamim
Samuel Baer
Wiliam J. Heine
Jewish Hospital, Philadelphi
Journal of the American Meical Assatation
Robert T. Stamont
The
Food and Drug Administration
MEA Service
Stormont
Wilfrid B. Shute
Evamv Shute
Arthur Verelsong
London
Ontario
Witeness
New York Academy of Science
R. Stormon
Leo G. Farmer
Corférence
Janet Travel
Cornell University Medical School
Beth Israel Hospital
Druce
Military Pay Bill Would Favor Veteran Corporals
Washington report outlines a revised military pay bill boosting a larger percentage for generals and long-serving personnel while excluding some junior officers. The proposal, costing about 353 million dollars, aims for House action the week of June 13 with hearings set to gather member views.
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Boward Bobson Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Eworuits
House
Rep
Kildry
D-Tex
Bill Doe
Manvers
Congress
Chaircin Vinson
D-Ga
Asrmed Services’ Committee
Onr
Rro. Sutton
O-Tenn
Namle
Sai
Gary
Sola
Soraoral
Privat Annd Bog
Osage Council Decides on Water Flood Plan for Oil Field
Osage tribal council approves sending a water flooding project for immediate oil-field relief. Joe Rovelette of the oil and gas committee notes the proposal awaits J. A. Krug approval in Washington as tribe faces dwindling production. Pickets protested ballot counting and royalty cuts last week at emergency headquarters amid the dispute.
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Fawhuska
Okie
Osace Indian Tribal Council
Burbane
Rygercy
Oklahoma Wheat Harvest Soon In Full Blast
Oklahoma's wheat harvest is advancing fast with 58 to 75 percent ready across the state by June. Rain slowed work in some areas while Kingfisher and Hennessey regions face need for more borers and machines. Major counties like Kingfisher Garfield Alfalfa Grant Woods and Blaine to follow with widespread combining anticipated by midweek.
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Oklahoma
Juna
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Kingfisher
Hennessey Arca
Wheat
Garfield
Alifalfa
Grant
Wyvots
Blaine
Enid
Garfield County
Woods Countie
Jumoc & Extea
Layton
Comlanche
Stephens
Caddo
Cotton
Gadde County
Midwest
Cisster
Waighite
Altus
Jackson Tilimar
Kiowa
Greer
Harmoni
Okahoma City
Canadian
Logan
Webber
Woodward
Eilis
Harper Counties
Eftire Panhandle
Regus
Browma
Spy Probers Set To Break Case Of Industrial Spying
House spy probes prepare to hear witnesses from Buffalo and Niagara Falls in a case tied to alleged Russian efforts to obtain wartime military secrets at Bell Air Force plant. The Un-American Activities Committee subpoenas three witnesses for hearings starting Monday. Witnesses named include Mr and Mrs Joseph Prameyx of Visagora Falls and Lor an Huss of Buffalo. The panel said more may be called as they allegedly cooperated with a Russian official trying to buy Belt Autocobra Wanss while U.S. security officials monitored the operation.
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Washington
Bell Airerate
3Trs
Joseph Prameyx
Visagora Falls
Loran Huss
Buffalo
United States
Moscow
Remnmitter
U. S
Blind War Vet to Get Music Degree
Blind World War I veteran Jack Lindley of Edmond Ohio will receive a bachelor of music from the Cincinnati Conservatory this month after studying under the GI Bill. He lost sight in Sicily and hopes to complete graduate work toward a master of music and teach musical history piano and theory at a college. He was previously a Central State College student and a high school band director and teacher before active duty.
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Washington
Jack Lindley
Edmond
Ohio
Cincinnati Conservatory of Muse
Veterans Administration
Helo Ee
Lindley
Sicily
Mina
Hai
Lincky
Central State College
Edyond
Iba
Ali Oe Lindley
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Hamberzerteft
Ralph Schlep
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Neb
J.C. Chaney
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Capitol
By Douglas Larsen
Wastincton
Kindy
Greg David Lynn
Howdy
Creed
Avery
Ornza
Per Wens
Gallerie
Gallery Ag
Mort
Washinton
Beitian
Ut Dows
Geresde
Pees Greatiy
Edgar Baker
Invaders of Mercy Hospital
Hoorn
E .Rorbison
Paul Haakett
Oklahoma City
Ramat
Mercy Boar
Gmiuan
Pwiss
Battlen
George
Convics
Sylvia
Margaret
Folly Woor
Jane
Dor Sylvia
Motpore
O'Brien
Little Miss
Pigtes
Gladys O'Brien
Palm Beach
Fla
Sylvig
Margarets
Hich
Sylvie
Gladys
Mar-garet
Baum
Tokdama
Staw Reaction
Boyle
Army Reale
Wellesley Alumna
Hew
Ain
Oni Paponotes
Heart Deesse
Shute Institute
Lonston
By & Burton Beate
Osage Council
Skorty
Colt
Waluter
Wilson
Ioe
Zoother
Foulor’s
Costom
Ponta City
Grant Kay
Noble Countiies
Grant County
Pinch
Baoding Hotel
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