Federal Agencies Display Looted Arms at Grime Museum
The government run display in Washington presents weapons, ropes, and a ransom jug tied to famous crimes. Notable items include the Bloody Straw Hat of Don Quijote and a gun claimed to be used by Dillinger, though its existence is disputed. The exhibit spans cases of kidnapping, robberies, and the underworld theft of arms from National Guard armories. The museum also features plaster recreations, fingerprint records, and a green ransom jug from the Urschel kidnapping, with guards noting the tense morale around organized crime and the war on crime.
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Che Iunger
Timost
Dillinger
Nic
Crown Pont Ind
Outlaw Arms
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Texas
Urschel
Memphis
Tenn
Tispins Cen
Justice Department
Morntage
Plan Passage of Oneleton NRA Today
Brief notice notes plan to pass legislation on the Oneleton National Rifle Association proposal today. The document references a meeting time and a decision expected from lawmakers.
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Oneleton
Urges Farm Groups To Organize For Electrical Benefits
Washington AP Morris L Cooke administrator of the rural electrification agency urged farm cooperative groups to organize to obtain benefits under the relief plan He said organized farmers can present projects large enough to be economical and that cooperation strengthens bargaining He noted regional and national affiliates may form to boost loan-backed cooperatives and improve rural services and comforts for families.
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Washington
Morris L. Cooke
New Rural Electrification Agency
Iam Umon
Cooke
Mack
Aigure
Negro Athletes Visibly Gifted by Foot Structure
Palo Alto dispatch cites Temple coach Pop Warner explaining a distinctive foot structure among Negro athletes as a factor in their performance. The piece references stars such as Jesse Owens and Eulace Peacock, noting the alleged physical traits give them spring and power in track and football events.
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Palo Alto
Pop Warner
Temple
Jim
cL.ar
Jesse Owers
Eulace Pescan
Unclear OCR Text Perseveres Through Jumbled Lines
Fragmentary OCR reads like garbled household reference with stray phrases on work absence and names. Limited legible data mentions family, price, crew, and a confrontation. No clear event, date, or entities to anchor a proper news item.
Fragmented OCR Note About Grtmen and McCuibougn Rescue
The readable fragment references Grtmen and McCuibougn in unclear context with numbers and times. It mentions affection and a monetary amount near 14 31, but details are garbled, leaving only hints of a personal note or local matter without a clear event or outcome.
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Griman McCuibougn
Roumanian Ex Policeman Disrupts King Carol Parade
Balkan revenge disrupted King Carol's Independence Day review as ex police chief, dismissed for graft, orchestrated car breakdowns to block parade communications. Traffic clogged the route for hours and diplomats arrived late amid widespread confusion.
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Sucharest
Carol
Roaumanian
Srague
Cmaliic
Nebraska angler joy drive seeds stocking streams and lakes
Lincoln Neb a program sponsored by the Nebraska game parks and forestry commission aims to restock streams and lakes and open new ones. A muchnton pullheads are being planted. The greatest planting in any previous season was 600000.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Angiers
Nebraska Game, Parks and Forestation Commission
New Nebraska Lake to Open on Rock Creek July
A new eighty acre state lake will open in July on Rock Creek in western Nebraska. It will be the deepest lake in the state and will be stocked with bass trout crappies and bullheads. Other species of fish including trout and crappies will be planted in suitable localities nearby.
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Rock Creek
Nebraska
Driving Of Golden Spike To Be Commemorated
Whistles on western railroads will blow for one minute at 8am on June 10 to mark the 66th anniversary of the driving of the golden spike. Railroad week runs June 10 to 15, announced by Harry Guypees, chairman of the western roads, in commemoration of linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by rail.
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Ogden
Umh
Harry Guypees
Western Roads
Good Sanarian’s Loss: Blue Heron Injures Rancher in Colorado
John Hill living near Grand Junction Colorado sustained a pierced eye when a blue heron he tried to rescue from a pond lunged at him. Physicians said the injury could cost him the sight of one eye as a result of the encounter during the humane act of kindness.
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Grand Junction
Colo
John Hill
Hill
Jessy
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House
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Ime
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Cme Pe
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Tnus
Moss
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2Nd Ave
Cedar Rapids
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Arkansas
Botte
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Gs Sas
Roumanian
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First Avenue
Craemer
Craemer's
Bemberg
Dresden
Aleral
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