Dr McCombe Speaks At Trinity Family Night Service
Dr McCombe addresses a large Trinity Methodist congregation during a family night service Tuesday. The event featured choirs from Trinity, Bisset Arched Prestyuriac, and John Hess churches under Mr McCombe’s direction. Prizes were given to the largest families and readers noted a ceremonial display and readings by local participants.
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Jann HO McComse
Trinty Methodist
Triney
Ghusie
Mr. McComns
Niga
Bettin Heald
BR. Green
Paul Gard
Paeus Gard
Petred
Tom BR Brees
Thelma Todd Guarded After Threat Report
Clippings describe Thelma Todd under guard following an unspecified threat. Investigators note unusual contact, with details about the stay and protective measures amid ongoing inquiries and a letter received.
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Thelma Todd
Fight to End Tax Free Securities Debate
Washington report on stalled efforts in Congress to end tax free securities. The article notes opposition from lawmakers and concerns about legalities and economic impact, with references to officials and a period of uncertainty regarding fiscal policy.
Loyal Army Chases Greek Rebel Troops
Loyal forces pursue Greek rebel units amid clashes described as a broad advance across the region. Government troops push toward rebel positions as reinforcements and fortifications are prepared, with reports of ongoing combat operations and strategic adjustments.
City briefs and fire incidents reported in sparse text
Fragmentary city briefs describe a fire at Harold Usher's home on 2334 Waser and another blaze at 2506 J Street. The report mentions Cedars, Pacrtaz ex Faria Ciera, and locations in the Me Ssece Aion area with limited details and damaged lines.
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Wade
Haroldé Usher
Waser
Enue
J Street
Unclear historical report from Eilgrade and Athens reels
Fragmentary OCR describes Attens Zel Zrece Tem actions and references to Satria, Greece, and 202 44 in Athens. General egimetes and LOGH are noted with uncertain context and dates, making the overall event hard to determine.
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Cocey
Greece
Reviinion
Meisdicg
Athens
Roosevelt Forces Expect Victory In Relief Bill Battle
Roosevelt administration press reports indicate White House confidence as the $4 220 806 60 work relief bill heads to Senate debate. Supporters claim key points will prevail despite delay threats and possible defections from Vermont and other senators.
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Bill
Dcaum Cy
Rossevelt
Congress
Wee
Senate
White House
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War Department
Warren Rr. Austin
Ernest Gibson
Vermont
Relief rolls reach 22 375 666 in new high for relief system
Washington officials report a record 22 375 666 population on relief on Wednesday as Hopkins urged higher state and community contributions. Officials estimate about 5 400 600 families average four in a household and 11 00 single persons on relief.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Relief Administration
Mich Court Upholds Graduated Chain Store Tax
The Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the constitutionality of the state's graduated tax on chain stores. The ruling affirms the tax structure applied to large retail chains operating in the state, reinforcing government authority to levy higher rates based on scale.
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Mich
Lansing, Mich
State Supreme Court
School election set for Monday in Stanwood
Stanwood voters will choose a school board Monday with only incumbents RC Moffatt and Henry Von Zehren filing for re election.
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Stanwood
RC. Moffatt
Henry von Zehren
School Board Candidates Endorsements Shaping Local Race
Fragmented OCR text shows candidates and election context around a school board race. References to community meetings and potential endorsements hint at local civic proceedings impacting the upcoming ballot.
Defeat of amendments on salary reductions pursued
The house debated salary reduction amendments with Democrats and Republicans clashing on funding and penalties. Representative Avery led efforts against changes while Rep Bean proposed cost saving measures tied to penalties and prison reform. The lower chamber delayed action on several amendments as votes tallied 42 to 37 and 236 to 64 in key divisions.
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Ciomg
Mercierg
EL Avery
Pilip Bean
Lee WU
W. A Yerer
Dickson
Badext Pine
Wright
Testimony Begins In New Insull Trial In Chicago
The state opened its case with witness testimony against Samuel Insel accused of embezzling 44000 dollars from the Middle West Utilities Company treasury. A jury panel includes three former investors in Insull power projects.
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INS
Wedenesday
Samuel Insel
Sen King Calls for Ending NRA Recovery Era
Senate discussions reveal Sen King urges discontinuance of the NRA as the recovery administration contemplates scrapping most codes not tied to interstate commerce. Reported moves include broader abolition of NRA rules and a possible resignation by S Clay Williams as recovery board chairman.
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Recovery Board
Trade deals and treaties seen risking many tenants firms
Fragmentary OCR notes pass along word that cades and trade agreements may seal with numerous tent businesses and could affect their future. No clear names or places are given.
Ice jam floods Cedar River and threatens towns
An ice jam on the Cedar River dammed ceramis at the river bend Tuesday evening and broke free overnight sweeping past bays and wrecking boat houses. By Wednesday afternoon water reached 72 feet, far above normal, as engineers warned of continuing rises and potential further impact on crossings and banks.
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Towa
Aferneen Ag
Trescay
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Etter
Gore
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Weccer
Hichwey Bridge
Soukwess
Waterloo
Senate OKs Unification Bill Merges Departments and Board
The Iowa Senate passed a government reorganization bill 39 to 16, creating a state conservation commission of five unpaid members appointed by the governor to replace the department of education and state game and fish commission. The measure, sponsored by Gov. Clyde L. Herring, faced minor opposition and several corrections before final passage.
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Sioux Center
Smal Passage
House Bill Exempts Local Government From Sales Tax
A measure before the senate would exempt local governments from paying sales tax on supplies. Filed by Lex Paul E H Alderson and colleagues, the bill aims to remove tax obligations for counties and agencies. The senate received three other bills including one on allocation methods for sales tax funds.
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Gov't
DES Modves
INS
Senate
Lex
Paul E H. Alderson
Local High School Tragedy Claims 16-Year-Old Student
Alpha Hampton Roberts, a bright but despondent junior at Litchfield High, died after ingesting poison in the school laboratory where he assisted teachers. Instructors and students described him as a gifted and devoted pupil facing deep distress.
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Alpha Hampton Roberts
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