Crime in Britain Shows Rising Offenses in 1933 Blue Book
London May 15 British crime increases in certain dishonest and violent offenses such as break ins and theft in motor vehicles while crimes of violence against persons and habitual criminality decline. The 1933 statistics cite 110,206 reported crimes, 764 indictable trials, and 41,659 drunkenness prosecutions, with homicide down and war-related factors blamed for shifts in conduct and crime methods.
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David M. Churctz
London
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Emperor and Empress Silver Wedding Noted in Japan
On May 14 approximately 30,000 monomenariana residents are counted in Japan by the department of Home Affairs. The silver wedding anniversary of the Emperor and Empress is celebrated in Tokyo with ceremonies and official notices.
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Japan
Department of Home Af
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Census Figures From Tottye City Elate Elderly Population
A home department census notes eligibility for Bitns. Tottye city records ninety one residents over ninety years old, including sixty six women and twenty two men. Pokya reports the eldest at ninety six with four men at that age.
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Othe Topert
Home Department
Tottye
Aige
Tventy
Last of Whalers Revives Fishing History on Trip
New Bedford May 15 The John I Manta last of New Bedford s whaling fleet returns to Hatteras grounds under Captain Antone Mandly The crew uses antique gear hand harpoons and lances and will visit Butler s Flats and the 2 Peth Islands The voyage aims to revive old whaling lore with writer Ton Waiters and illustrator Wilter s plans The ship hasn t carried county oil barrels since a prize ambergris sale in 1900s
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John I. Manta
New Bedford
Hatteras
Antone Mandly
Butler's Flats
2Peth Islands
Manty
John di Muntn
Septain
Seven Seas
Ton Waiters
Ton Waiters, A Well Known Writer; and Wilter’ Thon
Preturia
Governor Pinchot Signs First Degree Murder Penalty Law
In Harrisburg on May 1 Governor Pinchot signed a law allowing juries in first degree murder cases to choose between the death penalty or life imprisonment. The measure reflects a major change in capital punishment policy within the commonwealth.
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Pinchot
Guerin SH
German Women Weighing Votes Amid Public Debate.
New York May 7 International News Service reports Frau Mende, a leading German reformer, arguing that women should participate in elections and public life beyond domestic roles. She cites wartime losses as justification for women heads of families and political engagement, noting rising female voters in Germany.
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Narros
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Reichwung
Larry Smits
New York
Taterman
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Teinstay
Prau Mende
International
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Mende
Vitor
Lome
Pia
Germany
Washington
United States
America
Fran Monde
Thuringen
Taree
Man naps on street loses clothes in odd tale
Willie D Urown of Kansas City awoke to find his fresh spring attire replaced by shabby garb after a curbside nap. He believes a thief visited, not Father Time, as police note his new clothes were worn and tattered by morning. The report also mentions a separate incident in Bellarmine where 4800 quarts of alcohol, marked half topic, were found at a freight station with no buyer.
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Willie
D. Urown
Rip van Winkle
Brown
Patna
Central
Father
Minie
Tolice
Baltimore and Onia
Tri- State Bathess Supply Company
Cineinat
Ohio
State lawmakers go on rampage in new reform survey
A national survey to a semi annual conference of the National Industrial Council reports lawmakers pressed nearly 11 000 bills this year in attempts at broader but controversial reforms. It notes socialistic tendencies in legislation and warns of state control over capital and industry while urging public education to curb new laws. It also comments on public sentiment for less legislation and the danger to institutions of law and order. In Cincinnati, Behe Duntels denies involvement in plastic surgery. she did have a nasal growth removed. The U S Navy readies an air expedition to map the north polar regions.
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New York
National Industrial Council
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Nefe
Cincinnati
Behe Duntels
Ale
Misa Daniela
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