Flight plans hint at transatlantic hop from US to Hungary
Vienna reports Stephan Horthy son of Admiral Horthy may fly from the United States to Hungary in the near future, while Rex Finney demonstrates a parachute device that widens landing control. Eastbourne notes 15 crew lost after a collision of the Inger with the Literno in fog, with only two survivors. Rome cites a new aviation record by Maddaleno and Cocona in sustained flight. Los Angeles trial of three editors delayed over prejudice affidavits amid grand jury controversy.
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Vienna
Stephan Horthy
Admiral Horthy
Hungary
Ford
Dutreit
United States
Fiewr
Vienna Journal Today
Rex G
Finn
Finney
Haid
Sramen
Eastbourne
Eng
Inger
English
Beachy Head
Los Angeles
Arguemoant
Frank C
Senate Passes Veterans Bill Over Veto
Chicago police report a violent 24 hours with six killed and several wounded. A Fox Lake massacre left Sam Pellar Michael Quirk and Joseph Bertsch dead and George Druggan and Myra Vivian P McGinnis wounded. Another shooting at Clarke and Lee streets killed Samuel Monatoro and wounded two others. The unrest tied to gang factions as old West Side rivals clash for control amid broader violence.
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Chicago
Dane
Gansland
Fox Like
Fox Lake
Sam Pellar
Michael Quirk
Joseph Bertsch
George Druggan
Terry” Druggan
Myra Vivian P. McGinnis
Samuel Monatoro
Commons
Clarke
Lee Streete
Lake
Gnolfo
Youth and Fiancee Die in Crossing Crash
At a railroad crossing in Pittsburgh two youths and a fiancee were killed. A boy and a girl were severely injured as a train collided with a vehicle. Roland Waskeman, 18, and Alfred Nieri, 19, died shortly after arrival at Mercy Hospital. Agnes Carrick, 18, and others were hospitalized with serious injuries. The crash left mournful families and a community counting losses.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie
Maysuccic
Wain
Wer Ouearl
Roland Waskeman
Alfred Nieri
Nes
Agnes Carrick
Elding
Pioneer of Cass County Dies at Local Hospital
Obituary notes the death of a Cass County pioneer at a local hospital. The deceased, married to LaRue, had a life spanning migration from childhood home to Atlanta, with surviving daughter and sister, and a brother in Lincoln. Church affiliations and community ties are mentioned.
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Cass County
Eli Phip
Atlantig
Franklin Township
Lakue
Cl LaRue
Cmovitir
Atlante
Mr. LaRue
Per Garsone
Hincolne
Weller
Spanish American pension measure approved again in Senate
Washington reports the Spanish American pension bill over President Hoover's veto after 61 senators vote to sustain the reversal. The action marks the first overridden veto since Hoover took office and shifts momentum to administration opponents and supporters amid a partisan split.
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Washington
S.hlenaring
Senate
Druleigh
Srens
House
Hoover
White House
Iit
L.agaihat
Vtha
Massena Hit by Noon Windstorm and Hail
A noon windstorm and hail struck Massena Indiana causing downed telephone lines and light damage to farm buildings. No injuries or crop losses were reported. Linemen begin repairs as calls restore, with Massena cut off from the outside world briefly. Nearby Cumberland also saw heavy rain and wind but no damage. Griswold crops benefited from a light shower.
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Massena
Maspena
Masdena
Cymbarland
Griswold
Fragmentary OCR item on inquiry and estimate
An unclear OCR fragment notes an estimated figure and requests clarification. It mentions Jung and a numeric reference but lacks readable context, names, dates or concrete actions. Further readable text is needed to determine the event or outcome and create a proper news card.
Owen J. Roberts sworn in today as Supreme Court justice
In Washington on June 2 Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia was sworn in as the ninth justice of the Supreme Court in a simple ceremony. He fills the vacancy left by the death of Justice E T Sanford. The constitutional oath was given in the justice's conference room as a crowded courtroom looked on.
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Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Roberts
Election party at City Hall tonight
The News Telegraph hosts a primary night election party at City Hall Auditorium to receive returns via International News Service and radio. Attendance is free. the paper will not issue a special extra tonight, with full results to appear in Tuesday’s edition. City Hall remains open while returns arrive.
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Velty. Hall Pauditorium
Téwa
Peacock & Baxter
Eveyone
News
Anyon
Winterset Farmer Held For Shooting From Ambush
Winterset reports a farmer held after shooting Tom Smith of Winterset during an ambush yesterday. Deputies tracked suspect Weims into an orchard with posse members and bloodhounds from Des Moines. Smith sustained an arm wound but is not believed seriously injured as the farmer fired from his farmhouse and was later disarmed.
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Tasitune
Roy
Weima
Jay
Tom
Smith
Weims
Sherif
Weins
Des
Maines
Woeilms
Dail
Tragic Incident in West: Man Kills Self and Children
Roswell New Mexico June 2 The report details a father in the West who killed himself and his two daughters aged nine and four during a family outing. A search party found the bodies in Lincoln National Forest as authorities investigate possible exhaustion or stress contributing to the tragedy.
Clarence Harris Dies Here Sunday
Clarence Jesse Harris, 31, longtime county bridge worker, died Sunday morning at Jones Hospital from diabetes and complications. Born January 1899 in Atlantic, he was a 1917 Atlantic High School graduate. He married Wilma Brage Haiddleson in October at Cornell Bluffs. Surviving are his parents, widow, and three children with sisters Mrs Milley, Mrs Landmasser, and Mrs Grigory. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Middial Roland Peacock Baxter funeral home with Rev. W I Meredith officiating. Burial will be in Atlantic Cemetery.
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Jones Hospital
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Addie Harris
W. I. Meredith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Athantic Cemetery
Hoax Deadly Near-Miss Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Dower June 2, Cornelius W. Maloney an 88 year old installation manager for the exis Oil cubinaty was shot and killed by Everett Stewart 36 after a hoax attempt to frighten a friend’s bride. Stewart was arrested after police found a gun in his car and testimony indicated the fatal shot occurred as the woman approached her home.
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Cornelius W. Maloney
Maloney
Everet
Stewart
Avas
Big Wife
Steyyack Lot
Wife of Killer Granted Divorce in Iowa Case
Mount Ayr Iowa June 2 A wife of a man serving a life sentence in Kansas state penitentiary at Munroe was granted a divorce. The husband murdered Irene Barndes, wife of Pennebaker, after an incident involving her sister and a fall into a vat. The details indicate a highly publicized familial case leading to the dissolution of marriage.
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Mount Ays
Dlerengo” Dart
Pennebaker
Cnni
Iowa Candidates Return Home After State Primary Push
Curtis Hay Jr. reports Iowa candidates returned home after campaigning as results loom. Key figures like Dan Stockne, Dan Turner, Otto Law, and incumbent congressman I J Soto guard campaigns while voters prepare to cast about 400000 ballots in cloudy weather. Delegates to county Republican conventions will be chosen with 8 percent required for nomination. Democrats face light voting with a few hopefuls seeking nominations for the state and federal seats.
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Curtis Hay JR
LN. S
Iowa
Fach
Campany
I. J. Disot
Algona
Crist
John Hammill
Britt
Dan W. Turner
Veil
Des Moines
Otto Law
Dubuque
Jnto
Dan Stock
United States
Danator
Aul
Preddy Hagemann
Waverly
James Pearson
Shenanileah
A. J M. Pryor
Leon
United States Congressmun
Ship dives into sea. four passengers and pilots rescued
Oakland California reports four passengers and pilots rescued after a ship suddenly sank into the sea. Details are scarce, but the incident occurred in June with limited information on location and agency involved. Further updates awaited.
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