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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
6
Government agents raided nine palatial homes in Warwick discovering an underground passage system and hidden panels. In a basement they found about $8,000 linked to a $128,000 mall robbery staged in Fall River, Moss.
Harper Sibley of Itveicester New York becomes president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. A lawyer, banker, industrialist and educator leader, He is about fifty years old and has ties to Groton School and President Roosevelt. He also runs four large farms and several commercial ventures.
Boston University forbids knitting in classes after professors complained it distracted students. A notice posted states no knitting will be permitted in classrooms effectively banning the activity during lectures.
A narrator recalls unclear wartime experiments and a mysterious explosion near their home. The account mentions delays, apologies, and plans to continue trials with permission from a club governor, while tensions and fear rise as a blast disrupts their sleep and daily routine. The account ends with uncertainty about the outcome of the experiments and what happened to the experimenter.
Fragmentary text from a congressional section refers to a meeting date on the third day of a month with missing words and garbled terms. The legibility is too poor to identify names or precise actions, leaving the notice unusable for clear transcription.
A garbled OCR passage discusses church organs, rites, and services with references to Scottish churches and visitors. It mentions organ use, revival, and a series of unclear events tied to historical figures, locations, and dates, though many words are corrupted, making precise details elusive.
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