Evidence of Old Gunshot Wound Found in De Camp autopsy
An autopsy on George De Camp, fatally shot by John Jampy at Sprain farm York township, revealed multiple fine shot fragments in the liver. Relatives offered no light on the origin, and no further information on the wounds was obtained. Jampy was arraigned for murder before Squire Cupin, with defense by Nail er & Toke. The body was to be buried in the local cemetery after services at the Christian church.
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George DeCamp
John Jampy
Sprain Farm
York Township
DeCamp
Een
DeCama
Guy
Squire Cupin
Hetas
Nailer & Toke
Tampy Ow
Tubutt Bo Acaber
Joe Camip
Santa
Olack
Lome
U S Aid Poured Into Stricken China Declares Red Cross
Relief workers in famine stricken China mobilize under American Red Cross and American Red Cross teams to deliver food and supplies. Emmet J White estimates relief cost around 1 108 000 with funding needed to ease shortages. Millard warns that swift American aid will avert deeper hunger and suffering.
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China
Famint-Strichken
America
Med Cross
Red Cross
Emmet J. White
Insular and Foreign Division
The
Philippines
American Red Cross
Tom Millard
Millard
Vinerfou
Advice to girls on love and marriage in early letters
A collection of reader questions and responses on whether to marry, maintain propriety, and pursue true love. Advice urges caution with older suitors, prioritizes genuine affection over sentimentality, and promotes regular work, parental guidance, and self-respect before marriage.
Navy plans long voyage for Delaware and peers in 1910s
The report says the Second longest U S. cruise will start about June 16with the Delaware North Dakota Arizona Oklahoma Nevada Pacific fleet and the Atlantic squadron headed to Cape Colony Africa and the South Seas. Commodores-in-chief have not sent exact itineraries. The trip includes maneuvers near the Canal Zone and joint exercises with ships at Culebra and other Pacific stations.
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Duc
Ng Wisto
Hoonewelt
Guncel
Cretary Daniels
General Board of Admirals
Borex
Earth
Capetown
Cape Colony
Africa
Mitra
South Sea Islands
Worts
Australia
New Zealand
Rerwtaex Daniels
Navy
Delaware
North Dakota
Arizona
Oklahoma
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Pacific Fleet
Arkansas
Texas
Mexico
Tennessee
Eupcieris
Eantein
Crartol
Hénerat
Wish
Admirids
Ciba
Valnaraisa
CVE Chey
Women to Assist in Immigration Work
Washington reports a plan to recruit around 1800 women as immigration assistants. The effort, led by officials including the Attorney General, aims to conduct examinations and screenings of new entrants. The program targets college women and volunteers, with postings and training starting soon at multiple locations.
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Washington
Waren
A. Caninetti
Cadieaius
Niles
Aybrosel Ty
Wills Wkind
Operators Deny Miners Oppressed in Williamson Wa r
Williamson West Virginia reports disputed rumors that miners are oppressed by armed guards. The Williamson Coal Operators Association asserts no gunmen are employed, only watchmen to protect property. They insist workers have a right to strike but others have a right to work, and violence will not be tolerated.
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W. Va
Tee
Mingo County
Uma
Ie George M Wor
Story
Unesktite Heath
Ent
Seare
Emigration Restrictions Stir American Migration Debate
A fragmented report discusses immigration limits and their potential to drive emigration from the United States. It notes political figures, policy concepts, and public discourse, with references to U S officials, regions, and a broad cross section of concerns about border control and migration trends. The piece hints at broader international implications and public sentiment shaping emigration policy debates.
Soviet Move Aims At German Revolution
A Soviet backed effort seeks to spark a German revolution to overthrow the current government. Reports mention a mission under a long list of wartime security and political actors, with emphasis on foreign influence and potential upheaval across German territories. The article references police, military, and political leaders and notes Allied and Axis wartime contexts.
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AMERICAN TROOPS TO STAY IN GERMANY
Fragmentary text shows a era of postwar occupancy with references to American troops in Germany and population figures. The piece mentions withdrawal debates and political discourse, including terms suggesting a broader discussion of Allied policies and postwar Europe. The legible items point to a wartime to postwar transition theme without a cohesive narrative.
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