May Postal Receipts Rise as Economic Barometer
May postal receipts edged up from last year, serving as a barometer for general business conditions. In unrelated events, Earl S Bracker was killed in a driveway shooting by two men during a dispute over liquor. authorities investigate with the killer’s motives unclear. A new altitude record for seaplanes was reported for Kingston as pilots push aviation frontiers. The Senate adopted a temporary amendment to shorten sessions and potentially adjust a president’s term, sending the measure to the House for consideration.
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Disabled veteran rights suit in state capitol case
A civil action by Campbell, a disabled elevator attendant, challenges a state preference law affecting his job status in the capitol building. Attorneys for the defense argue necessity of equal on duty, while officials and council members attend the hearing.
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Merckens
Ed M. Smith
Seere W. Iz
Where to Go Tonight Sand Louise Fazenda in a Horror Picture
Fragmentary text mentions Louise Fazenda and a horror themed film or theater note with references to a wine king picture and Atlantic theater. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Sand Louise Fazenda
Wine King
Atlantic ‘Thoater
No criminal type says warden Lawes at Boys Club meeting
Boston June 7 there is no criminal type and crime is driven by circumstances warden Lewis E Lawes of Sing Sing prison told 300 delegates at the Boys Club federation meeting he said there is no single cause for crime and urged consideration of environment and tempers.
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Commission of Crime
Lewis E. ‘Lawes
Sing. Sth
Boys Club Federation
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Sukey
Weather forecast fragment hints warm weekend across regions
Fragmentary weather note mentions warm conditions and possible northeast trend. Not enough concrete data on dates locations or temperatures to confirm full forecast.
Reapportionment Bill to Reshape House Seats
The rural share would shrink as urban districts dominate under the reapportionment bill favored by many factions. It would adjust House seats based on the 1940 census, shifting power toward cities and industrial centers, with several states gaining or losing representatives and potential electoral votes.
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Pennsylvania Girl Leaps From Train to Death
New Castle Indiana June 7 The body of a young woman who leaped from a drawing room car of an eastbound train last night near Lewisville Indiana has been identified as Betty Steinbach 25 of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Also being returned to Pittsburgh are Miss Helen Tennyson who is reported cured and Mrs Mina Waite the California hospital staffer.
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Lewisville
Betty Steinbach
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Pao
Iss Steinbach
Misa Helen Tennyson
California State Hospital For the Insane
Norwalk
Cal
Mina_E_ Waite
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Department of Public, Welfare
Miss Tennyson
Local theater man severs partnership in city and Estherville
The partnership between H. Waldorf of Estherville and O. C. Johnson of this city in operating motion picture theaters here and in Estherville is dissolved. Waldorf retains the Estherville theater enterprise while Johnson, in charge locally, takes the Atlantic and Strand theaters as his sole property.
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Estherville
O. C. Johnson
Mr. Waldorf
Johson
Waterloo Man Dies From Fractured Skull In Car Crash
A Waterloo resident died today from a fractured skull after an automobile accident. The car rolled over near Davenport while two occupants, N S Solnis and M Mayrelia, were riding, with reports listing Mr and Mrs Wise of south Worth as returning home from Chicago. The fragmentary text indicates a fatal crash investigation proceeding with limited details available.
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Homie
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Worth
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Elie Chav
Ratification of Lateran Treaties Exchanged Today
Rome reports Mussolini and Cardinal Gasparri exchanged ratifications to end sixty year Vatican Italian government estrangement. Mussolini arrived at the Vatican by prior appointment, a brief ceremony in St. Danas courtyard concluded at 11 25 this morning.
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Hualing
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Wealthy farmer ends life with gun tragedy at farm
Despondent over his wife's illness, Raymond J Wave Ioage, 46, a well to do farmer, shot himself last night with buckshot in the heart on his farm. His wife Mrs Wabbaie had been critically ill for days. The body was found in a corner of the farm home.
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Wubbase
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Ue Nak
Minister Escapes in Washington Missionary Case
A minister in Washington escapes after a disturbance tied to a Springfi eld American Reformer church missionary. The Chinese community’s Lung Yer Chou is named in the incident. Details show he fled the scene and headed toward safety, with authorities noting irregular departure in May.
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N. T. Holesman
Springfiel
American Reformer Church
Bond Approval Lets Cass County Pave Rural Roads
Voters in Cass County approved a 1,600,000 county road bond in a special election, paving plans for miles of primary routes including No 2 and 32. The program aims to surface Atlantic east to the Adair county line and connect Massena to Cumberland, with grading on routes toward Oak land and onward to the Pottawattamie line. County officials expect early survey work by the highway commission and drafting of contracts, with funds anticipated to surface further stretches as state support aligns. The election turnout reached 3,964 with a 21 to 1 favorable margin on the larger bond.
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Fearful chase as mother and two children vanish in swamp
Clinton Mississippi June 7 a search party hunts Mrs Virgi Kehmer and her two young children aged 2 and 4 who disappeared after leaving home. Authorities say the trio may be in peril along river banks near TeLwatko and Relativeseat Savanna, with a night rain hampering the search and worsening danger.
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DROWNING OF FATHER OF FOUR IN IOWA FISHING TRIP
Ruthven Iowa June 7 in the fishing trip a man identified as Hans Ming 27 drowned while aboard a boat with a younger companion Ming fell overboard when he lost balance the helper boy sought help but the body could not be found Ming is survived by a wife and four children
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Two University of Iowa students sentenced in theft case
In Cedar Rapids and Tiskilton district court, two University of Iowa students received ten year sentences for larceny amid allegations of a coordinated theft ring. A third defendant, Donald Astra, was fined 1000 dollars. others implicated include Basham a sophomore and Paxton a medical student.
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Nini
Tywn
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Denaldastra
Ike
Cedar Rapids
Tisclington
Basham
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Sinvilay
Slayer of former Iowa girl sought in Angelos case
An inquest at Angelos California investigates the brutal murder of a beautiful young woman once from Sioux City Iowa. Authorities pursue a suspect described as a tall man skilled with a handgame and linked to a sensational escape in San Francisco. The case centers on a secret romance and the motive behind the killings.
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Virginia
Patty
Corones
Sioux City
William ‘Tallman
Vidio
Admiral Besson
San Francisco
Allied Experts Finish Dicker Over Young Plan
Paris reports from June 7 state Allied experts signed the Young plan agreement regulating Germany's reparations. It replaces the Dawes plan, becomes effective Sept 1, and awaits ratification by Germany and the Allies. Belgium signed first, with Germany signing the French texts. the U.S. delegation led by Owen D Young and J P Morgan urged leniency on war debts.
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Local man Lane dies suddenly at Storer home
David Lane 18 formerly of Lewis dropped dead this morning at 907 Hazel Street in the Storer home while walking in the yard. Death cited likely heart trouble. He lived years at the county farm and had resided with the Storer family for months. His wife is dead. a daughter lives near Council Bluffs and a brother in Omaha. Body taken to Tomlinson funeral home for in state.
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