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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1931
Page
8
The U B Church vacation Bible school closed yesterday after two weeks of activities and daily sessions. Attendance averaged about one hundred, with youths and children participating in lessons, singing, and devotional programs.
A battered report notes constables firing blank cartridges at a crowd near Kussol police station amid skirmishes during a radical tax protest. Dozens of attackers and protesters were arrested as Hitlerite factions clashed at Brom and related protests. The provincial diet of Oldenburg debated Chancellor Druelling’s unpopular tax measures, passing a motion urging the federal government to revoke the tax.
Shenandoah June 13 Discontinuance of tonal trains with the nece of routes and oir mall to improve letter service are striking improv menu fre mall obtained Woods chief clark tail service at Chicago told the Iowa branch of the National League of District jest ders iy ponvent ofr here fait wan Brousnit to the H W Petereon tusftie of the Boeing Air Transpo pany of Omahs forite-unize membership said the government now fvaord formation of organizations thoush and the past it had feowned on them We hundred postmastern and delegs have registered to date
Yesterday's cartoon depicts RACZ PALI, noted Hungarian gypsy violinist and father of 43 sons who carried on his musical mastery. Descriptions highlight his striking appearance and eccentric behavior, which endeared him to noble ladies in Budapest. The piece alludes to his many wives and a Ripley’s Travels feature on Monday.
Fragmented OCR shows garbled phrases about test answers Balow and question count Spain France Italy Spain. Mentions ships, galley slaves, wars and money gifts. References medical attendance fees and a repair service exchange with a phone number.
Fragmentary message from residents expressing gratitude to nearby neighbors for aid. The brief note thanks local supporters and mentions community spirit without detailing names, events, or organizations.
A garbled early 20th century catalog note lists several books with brief annotations. It cites Constantin Weyer Claude as well as Dorothy Reich and a Pioneer series, noting publishers Fury & Rinehart Macmillan and ALG McClurg with prices around two dollars to four dollars, including titles Toward the West, Myths from Many Lands, The Crew of the Pioneer and related lore.
A fragmentary reading presents Mary Waith a modern woman in a layered narrative about love devotion and identity. The text references Elisabeth Adtigan and a youth ekcher family context amid ambiguous phrasing.
A detective seeks protection as Hans Reiner, Ernest’s brother, travels to Hollywood to direct two concert programs and is shot. Pray is questioned, star Carol Torney faces suspicion, and the crime remains central to the plot until the end. Published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York.
Ottumwa June 18 The Iowa State Federation of Labor adopted protests against employing married women in industry and called for regulation of child labor in convention actions. Officers were re-elected: President Lewis Des Moines, Vice President McAnally Burlington, Secretary Treasurer Sherman Des Moines.
L. E. Garnett of Blow City and George Peterson and Sam Holwell of Davenport were elected to the executive board. Burlington chosen as the 1982 convention site. A resolution urged labor to help stimulate town consumption. Public works and utilities showed high costs totaling 108,048,400 with non-residential allocation noted.
New York report shows residential contracts up in May 1930 with the metropolitan area posting gains while three districts Kansas City Texas and upstate New York show non-residential increases. Public works and utilities also advance in five districts including the middle Atlantic and central northwest districts.
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