Spring storm disrupts Midwest to Northeast travel
A spring storm swept from Michigan to Massachusetts with snow fog and 60 mile per hour winds. Three people including two Tennesseans and a Pittsburgh motorist died from downed power lines. Grounded planes, damaged poles and power lines hit cities from Chicago to Detroit and Nashville. Fog extended north from Hartford toward New England as ice jams and outages affected multiple states.
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Nashville
Illinois
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Red
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Portsmouth
Weather Bureau
Dayton
Prison Lawyer Quits Practice in Nebraska Penitentiary
Lincoln Neb April reports the jailhouse lawyer Henry Hawk a 51 year old inmate quit practicing law on orders from Warden James M. Jones after a state attorney general opinion said the prison board can stop inmates from practicing law. Hawk had eight years of habeas corpus work and more than 100 writs. he was serving life for the Omaha grocer holdup killing.
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Nebraska Penitentiary
James M. Jones
Henry Hawk
Neil Olson
Hawk
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Saas Paar Nary
Omiahe Grocer
Mount Zion Pastor Resigns After Convention Leadership Role
The Rev. Delbert O. Bell resigns as Mount Zion Baptist church pastor while remaining president of the Iowa South Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota Baptist Sunday School Convention. A dinner in Waterloo will feature Seiden F Waldo of the United States Junior Chamber as principal speaker with Herbert Stamats presenting the civic service award.
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Delbert O. Bell
Mount Zion
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Commerce
Waterloo
Jack Narland
Dick Sucker
Craig Mosier
Seiden F. Waldo
United States Junior Chamber
Herbert Stamats
Robert O. Bickel
Harold M. Wies
N. Harold West
Kenneth E. Cornell
Ha Boyd
Ervin Stepanek
al Keyes
Warren McAllister
William Crissman
John Beck
Erwin Wasta
Russell F. Knapp
Fred C. Henson
Byron Anderson
Nate Worcester
Dick Buresh
Grant Anderson
Dawson Grimm
Marvin Cobb
John Heidel
Marvin D. Marr
Jeet Cummins
Bosses Night Draws Des Moines and Waterloo Men
Des Moines and Waterloo will be represented by delegations Thursday at Bosses Night, the leading annual event of the Young Men's bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. Claire Grant, president of the Des Moines Junior Chamber of
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Claire Grant
Noti State of ae signed and bereaved
Fragmentary text mentions a state, a bereavement, and a person or entity. Limited readable names suggest a notice of an autograph or rite surrounding a bereaved party. The exact details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
P O Figures on Second Class Mail Costs Challenged
Franklin D. Schurz of the Inland Daily Press Association told the House Post Office Committee that post office accounting may misstate second class mail costs. He warned a rate hike could push newspapers to trucking, risk large circulation losses, and that many costs exist regardless of second class status. He urged revised accounting and questioned credits for newspaper services.
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House Post Office Committee
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