Seven maniac-convicts flee New York hospital escape
New York police and state troopers intensified the search for seven insane convicts who overpowered guards at Mallewan State Hospital. Authorities scoured New York and Pennsylvania by road and monitored former homes in Brooklyn Long Island Rochester and elsewhere. Two inmates had prior slayings one arson one assault two burglaries and one violating a patrol. Frank Vanderkuylen, twice seen yesterday, had previously killed his wife and later spoke with a priest after the escape. William Nelson, 22, led the break with two unidentified gunmen and returned to the hospital with guards surprised one by one.
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Status Of Kansas To Be Determined
Conference officials gathered for annual sessions to decide Kansas University’s future Big Six membership. Deliberations aimed to set whether KU remains a conference member or must seek independent athletic competition, with steps for return not disclosed and left to KU.
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Recommendations For Budget To Be Given
Pierre December 5. Budget recommendations Governor Bulow will present to the next South Dakota legislature will be made public tomorrow by B W Baer state director of taxation who prepared the appropriation proposals for 1521 1933 The executive's budget will show requested appropriations and recommendations for all state departments educational institutions and penal and charitable institutions.
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Absolve Hanson Of Blame In Killing
A coroner's jury near Aberdeen absolved Hans C. Hanson of blame in the death of Yong Him Chin ese. The verdict declared death due to an unavoidable accident after an hour and a half of deliberation. Him, a restaurant owner, was killed on the Yellowstone trail nine miles east of Aberdeen while banging a tire. He was struck by Han pou's car and his body was severed at the waist between the bumpers.
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Creamery Day Festivities Planned in Geddes
Creamery day will be observed Saturday December 6 with a celebration. A high grade dairy cow will be given away and merchants will distribute prizes. Local plans aim to advance construction of a creamery in Geddes.
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Jacobson Baby Dies of Pneumonia at Home
Three week old Robert William Jacobson, born November 14, died yesterday at 1908 Illinois Avenue Southwest. Survived by brothers Henry James and J. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at the American Lutheran Church with Rev. S D Disrud officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery.
Belle Livingstone's Salon Raided by Prohibition Agents
New York police raided Miss Belle Livingstone's Park Avenue salon last night arresting her and eight employees after guests reportedly continued revelry with $1200 worth of liquor seized. The 56 year old author identified as Isabelle Livingstone faces trial on an earlier indictment from a raid last April.
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Rites Yesterday For George Oas
Funeral services for George Oas were held yesterday afternoon at his home south of Huron and at the Woonsocket Lutheran church. The pallbearers were six old friends from Woonsocket. Rev. S. D. Disrud led the service with assistance from Rev. Clarence Johnson. Burial followed in Woonsocket cemetery.
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Howard Man Is Killed On Coast
Naradahl Henden, hitch hiker from Howard South Dakota, died from injuries in an automobile crash near Buellton California. Passenger A A Yarnell of Loma Linda survived with minor injuries as steering failure threw the car off the road. Henden was the son of Anton Henden a Howard dairy farmer and had served nine years in the army before discharge last month. Funeral plans are not yet definite.
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Honolulu
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Illiteracy drop in Ukraine amid Soviet drive to educate
KHARKOV Ukraine harnesses a literacy push as Comrade Scripnick claims by 1931 no illiterates will remain. He notes over 200000 Ukrainians learned to read and write this year, despite breadlines. The regime promotes Ukrainian language, schooling for all ages, and welfare for families while accusing kulaks and Jews not aligned with policy.
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Jewish traders face famine era in Ukraine’s collectives
In Kharkov, bread lines appear amid a regime push to place Jews, long courtiers of trade, onto collective farms. Dudvich, Ukraine’s commissar vice-president, says Jews rely on relatives abroad for sustenance as they lose access to bread cards. farms offer grain in kind rather than cash, while city modernity contrasts with lines for food.
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Hughes A Leader Without A Party
CANBERRA W M Hughes a leading figure in Australian politics for a generation once again acts without a party. From dockside agitator to Labor leader to founder of the National Party he steered it to power and later led a minority to victory. He then allied to form a new movement with Maxwell and Marks, only to be left isolated again on the dockside as a solo force.
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Government Plans 60 Million For Harbors And Waterways
Washington December 5 government plans to raise spending for harbors and waterways to sixty million dollars for the next fiscal year. Major General Lytle Brown, chief of army engineers, submitted the estimate to Congress as committees prepare to study details and funds are released. The proposal targets extensive improvements and maintenance across Atlantic Gulf Pacific coasts, the Mississippi river system, inland waterways, and Great Lakes channels, with specific allocations for New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, Mobile, Houston, Galveston, and Pacific coast harbors among others.
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Machine boosts corn crop profit in Larue Ohio
C T Guthery, a Larue farmer, says he can grow corn at a total cost of 31 cents per bushel by mass production with machinery. He details hoeing, plowing, planting and harvesting costs per acre and notes a yield of 60 bushels per acre. He advises not to worry about market prices.
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Saga
Sympathy grows for farm board view on costs and profits
Report discusses how agricultural profits may hinge more on lowering production costs than rising prices. A Town farmer’s corn cost per acre varied by labor mix, from 2.3 man hours and 2.0 tract hours to 6 man hours with 4.2 tractor hours and 48 horse hours. A Town farmer using motor equipment reduced labor to 6 man hours per acre, versus 300 man hours where all work was manual.
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Hoover assured on avoiding federal New York power clash
A Washington dispatch reports President Hoover was assured by members of the St. Lawrence Power Development Commission of New York that they intend to avoid any conflict between federal government interests and those of New York.
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