World Milk Record Set by Cow at State Hospital
A state hospital Holstein cow set a world milk record with 30 501.5 pounds produced in the year ending January 3. The hospital herd’s champion exceeded prior marks, with daily production details and the hospital officials noting the cow yielded about 1 125 pounds per day.
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Payne Kerns
Ens State W Hospital
Resistry
National
Ebertland | Socieety Association
de Savan
Wir
Albert Winter
Maaliwat
Wale
Oia State Univershis. Co. Jaminis
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Gurrinston Spor
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Walker
Slaty Hospital
Tussine
Y Delonaway
Tia Welfare
Mite
John Drage
Colmes
Gerry
Sepital
Superinigmfont
Real
March Prospects for Iron and Steel Industry Improvement
A fragmented overview predicts better days ahead for the iron and steel sector over the next two weeks. Builders and merchants rely on steel demand as a leading indicator, with production and prices potentially rising despite short term fluctuations.
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Huiva
Arizona Starry Night Ride to Prescott Featured in Prescott
An account from Prescott describes a scenic across Arizona journey with car names and a driver’s speed tale. Mentioned are Reed car mileage, engine work, and a river crossing near Poses Arizona. Miss Grace Sparkes of the Chamber of Commerce plans a breakfast gathering at Hassayamna Hotel as part of the continued feature.
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Santa Fe
Asbrock
Messers Hama
Murray
Shur*ley
Prescott
Gabe Jon Het
Bassayanipos
Ariz
AY Prescott
Fort Whipolt
Ayete Sam
Grace Sparkes
Chamber of Commerce
Waltlosy
Hassayamna Hotel
Mote
Think Killer Was Woman In British Style Murder Mystery
Chicago detectives pursued a baffling death case where a Virginia-born 43 year old woman Miss Moss died in an automobile private car scene. Friends saw a slender young figure wearing a cap flee the scene through a window. Authorities weighed the possibility the killer was a woman, noting Moss often wore men's clothes and that the corpse appeared strangled with a rope amid a suspected carbon monoxide incident.
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Calcago
Jan
Thomas Roche
Pairk Bourke
Chicago
Anise Moss
Virginia
Miss Moss
Miss Teleii
Morse
Pov
Driver Sentenced in Manslaughter Case in Cleveland
Clarence Wingle, 27, convicted of manslaughter after a fatal drivers crash that killed Jeremiah Mahoner. In a separate item from Columbus, 13 Democratic assistants were appointed to the state fire marshal's office by Kent Henry. none from Southeastern Ohio.
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Cleveland, den
Clarence. Wingle
Jeremiah Mahoner
ARD
Columbus
Kent Henry
Ovary
Ohio
Chokes on Balloon Proves Fatal for Young Girl
In Farrersburg West Virginia on a January evening 13 year old Alice Howell daughter of J E Howell choked when a toy balloon she was blowing lodged in her throat as she returned home from school The tragedy highlights dangers of small toy balloons for children.
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Farrersburg
W. Va
Alice Howell
J.E. Howell
Thief Steals Funeral Car in Toledo Crime Tale
In Toledo Illinois a thief stole a funeral carriage belonging to the Aberla Nos inary. The car was abandoned in front of a home after a brief chase and recovered about an hour later.
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Toledo
Aberla Nos
Apmirenthy
Enoura
Joker in Tariff Law Found by Sugar Shippers
American sugar importers seek relief from a tariff loophole described as a joker in the tariff law. The case, now before the Customs Court of Appeals, centers on sugar shipped in large tanks later diluted with water, creating a different test and raising questions about duty applicability. The industry fears the court may uphold the practice, affecting duties on imported sugar.
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Washington
Customs Court of Appeals
Findl
Cambridge High Youths Die After Auto Hits Pole
Cambridge High School seniors Boette Adie and Robert Arm atrane died in a car crash when their auto struck a pole. Josephine Cure Caantrbbee and another boy sustained injuries. Hinsmad and Freeman Jones died in the same incident or related crashes. Newark Porgy St. Clare and John Clifton, 4, were involved or affected. authorities and witnesses offered limited details amid a tragic collision in Columbus.
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Boette Adie
Robert Armatrane
Cambridge
Adale
Newark Porgy St. Clare
Josephine Cure Caantrbbee
Hinsmad Adeadinis
John Clifton
Boringhehl
Freeman Jones
Tly Montailon Aerath
Munis
Tansy County
Tena Sittivk
Tv Ae Prelent
Alfrud
Willan Maniinetar War Co
Naar
Woodrow Caireh
Prohibition Debate Sparks Session At The South Side
A chaotic meeting unfolds as speakers clash over liquor control. Officials from the WW C branch hear arguments on prohibition while residents spar about enforcement and local impacts amid tense decorous proceedings.
Kidman Trade Pact Broken Sparks International dispute
Fragmented source text reports a broken pact involving Kidman trade terms and potential real estate and shipping concerns. Mentions Abernathy Negra and various oblique references to kidnapping, payments, and international tension across a murky sequence of names and dates.
Will Rogers on Wasting Funds and Charity
Will Rogers criticizes government humanitarian spending, urging support for immediate relief to the hungry over Senate and House debates. He cites Cross and the Red Cross, calls for raising quotas to aid the needy, and argues politicians phrase speeches while real needs persist. He warns against postponing aid in favor of vague campaigns. through: None
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Felk
Thas
Adhvice
Parton Paynes
Haad
Oreganization
Senate
Senate Rahineau
Milion
Communist Arrest Report in Newark Disorder Case
Johnath, accused of delivering a communist address at an unemployed gathering in Newark, was fined 26 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct. The fine was suspended on the condition that he remain in the city.
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Newark
Johnath
Panama Installs New President Alfaro in Capitol Ceremony
Jan. 17 reports say the Republic of Panama inaugurated a new president, Dr. Alfaro, who had been the Panamanian minister to the United States. The ceremony took place late yesterday in Panama City.
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Panama City
Republic of Panama
R. Ricarnig J. Alfaro
United States
Dr. Alfaro
Consulate Disbands CINCH Amid German Community Curiosity
Fragmentary notice describes the German consulate in Cincinnati shifting roles as officials discuss changes. Rumors of U S declarations and a former general’s denial surface amid a report. A Toledo death and tremor records at John Carroll University close the batch of notices.
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Americ
Red Cross Campaign Hindered by Senate Debate Payne Says
United Press reports Senator Payne criticizes Senate debate as hindering Red Cross campaign for relief items. The piece cites discussions on food, medicine, clothing for the destitute amid a larger wartime relief effort in Washington.
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Payne
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Walier
Washington
Congress
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Deseyi
Thas
Dean
Ted Pest
Auserieck
Weather outlook for Ohio Valley and Tennessee region
Rain expected Sunday night across the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, with clearing Monday in Tennessee. Kentucky likely to see rain, snow flurries in the upper Ohio Valley Tuesday, and additional precipitation Thursday or Friday. Temperatures start above normal, dip cooler early week, then rise late week with mixed conditions through Saturday.
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Washington
Jatt
U.ale
Aueresa
Ohio Valley
Tennesgens
Vennes
Kentucky
Upper
Ohi Valley
Pilot Survives Niagara Falls Boat Plunge
Niagara Falls Ont Jan 17 The pilot of a 35 foot speed boat escaped death by diving from the craft one mile before it went over the Horasshon Falls William Red HHS noted riverman reported today
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Wiliam
HHS
Mine strike ends in Wales as miners accept new agreement
The Watex coal miners strike, involving about 175 000 workers, concluded today when miners accepted a new agreement and agreed to report to work on Monday.
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Buitman
Tan
U. 8
Gilbert Bettman
Olensformer General
Wales
Watex Coal
Tiny Twins Sue Grandmother in $150,000 Suit
Nine month old Patay and June Woyton sue Stirley Woyton a Chicago contractor their grandfather claiming he induced their father to abandon them and their mother. The suit filed by the twins' mother Mrs. Max Weston is pictured with the children.
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Daisy
Violet Skinner
Sin
Hilton
Myer Rothbaum
San Antonio
Texas
Rothbaum
Mrr
Mrs. Rothbaum
Hio
White House payroll purge sparks tense state budget debate
Coli mbue Jan Tift and Gov White face scrutiny over planned cuts to state upkeep and payroll. A series of cabinet reshuffles and proposed appointments collide with labor concerns and possible unemployment relief plans. The governor signals a dramatic reorganization, aiming to trim costs while contending with opposition from labor groups and administration allies. The tension centers on anticipated budget shortfalls, proposed industrial relations posts, and readiness to push through personnel changes amid a fraught political climate.
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Colimbue
Jan Tift
Guy
Geanca
Mabitel
Ruperk
Bree Than
Cooper
Wilte
Tepes
Reid
Lim't Pesched PERTROIT arrected on multiple charges
The report notes Jon Lim't Pesched Pertroit was arrested for various offenses including driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. It says he ran from Leontheorenk and was injured. details on convictions or hospital status are unclear, with references to past drunken driving charges.
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Pertroit
Jon
Amon Naxkes
Fleu
Leenthoerenk
Don Leon
Art Eoont
Serjounts
Nostey
Bota
Plane chase over Long Beach ends as smuggling fear grows
In Long Beach California a large monoplane suspected of smuggling Chinese into Los Angeles from Mexico escaped from a pursuing aircraft after a dramatic race through logger country today. Pilots Gene Hensisy and Robert S Morset narrowly escaped death as the fleeing plane dived toward them several times during the chase.
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Long Beach
Calif
ATK
Los Angeles
Mexico
Gene Hensisy
Robert S Morset
Blade
News Index Gathers Odd Local Feeds Tonight
A scrambled news index compiles notes from various local reports. Imprecise items reference police, events, and a tonite gathering with unclear details.
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