Idle Parley Sums Up National Unemployment Survey
Industrial crisis deepens as the government launches a nationwide census of unemployment in 211 cities with over twenty five thousand residents. Officials report rising factory demand and businesses preparing orders, while layoffs persist and the survey aims to gauge the scale and near term impact on public recovery efforts.
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Harden Colfax
Abington
Dee Sen
Ronorai
Asthan
Altapat
Tyre
Chey
Sant
Cattous
New Yorke
Carveyn
Wien
Hey mi
Ofegia
Miaiy Nera
Imen
Galeamen
Ceporisito
Washington
United States
Wayne Township Farmers Picnic Draws Hundreds At Poster Park
About 210 people attended the Wayne Township Farmers Association picnic at Poster Park. The event featured 20 "Hunter Town" music pieces, contests, dancing, and a dinner. Winners included William Allman for horse-pitching, Melvin Grider in a stunning race, Miss Dorothea Shea for a girls’ race, and Miss Lanea Shepler for the bean mice contest. Wayne Township officials and county agents spoke, with dancing in the pavilion completing the day.
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Poster Park
Wayne
Farmers' Association
Bregrai
Huntertown
Ordice
William Allman
Melvin Grider
Dorothea Shea
Lanea Shepler
Y Pusternen
Alfield
Paul , Wiikle
Wayne Township
Allen County
David Howe
Gent Wo Jr. Showalter
Pavilun
Known Death List From Flood Falls To 47
The flood toll rises with reports of 47 dead. Rescue teams struggled through submerged lodges along the San Antonio river while authorities warned of more possible fatalities. Fire, police, and relief workers operated from makeshift headquarters as boats and divers searched for survivors and wrecked belongings.
Luther League Forms Plans for Convention
A Mt Maul school building hosts a Luther League convention planning session. Delegates discuss a field trip to Concordia College and emphasize addressing church growth, youth education and organizational advancement during the event.
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Luther League
Attaira
Aewerk
Mt. Maul
Concordia College
Homecoming Week Contest Starts in Port Wayne Queen Vote Opens
The Journal Gazette announces a homecoming queen contest coordinated by Lakeside Boosters and North Wilwood Community Association. Voting runs through October 1 1980 with 5,000 initial votes, prizes for queen and attendants to be announced later, and entries from outside Port Wayne as votes pour in.
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Journal-Gazette
Journal-Gazette Sud Press
Community Service Council
Fort Wayne
Swinney Park
Lakeside Boosters Association
North Wilwood
Jokynal Gazette
Eyventog Frese
Teere Oe Journal-Guentry
Mercier
Intergut
Amecumlae
Perwon
Militarists Battle for Power in Germany
Fragment from Page One discusses Germany's political turmoil amid military influence and public reaction. It references the pace of events, alleged assassination, and the ongoing power struggle between civilian authorities and the armed factions. The piece notes societal shock, socialist demonstrations, and the government’s stance as the crisis deepens.
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Germany
Parla
Eraberges
People
Inone
Violense
Wirth
Ravaria
von Hr
Ivan
Berlin
Police Gaskill Faces Prison Term On Charge
Police report Willard Gaskill connected to theft of a $109 auxophone from a human works shop. Detectives say he confessed taking the instrument and selling it to a second hand dealer for $10. He faces two to ten years with prior convictions.
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Willard Guasil
Godfrey
Breil
Cotamttee
Ghaiwan
Hew Bean
Mun Vince
Tle
Polity Court
Detectivon
Maumee Avenue Prober Scene Reported Again
A troubled Maumee Avenue area faces repeated prowler activity and threats as police report ongoing issues near the home of A. C. Bauldey. In early morning hours a man secured a small sum and valuables from a residence, with other property involved.
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de‘ Clare
A. C. Bauldey
Ange Avermue
Would-be Burglar Makes Hasty Exit
An attempted burglary at a home on 1515 Wahaah Avenue was reported early Sunday. Police arrived after an alarm sounded but no intruder was found, and residents said they discovered the figure breaking a window and fled.
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Wahaah Avenue
Thieves Take Goods From Garage on Webster Street
Thieves forced entry into Charley Dettiner’s garage at 8728 South Webster Street Saturday night and escaped with about $100 in valuables, including a radiator and a toolkit, from a parked car.
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Charley Dettiner
Routh Webster Streut
Tha Dart
Drunk Found Along Anthony Boulevard In Mud
Police took Frank Jones into custody after finding him drunk along Anthony boulevard in southern city. A horse and burial remnants were located nearby as the man appeared to fall during a hurried drive. Celaya, a young Spaniard, was also taken into custody on a technical charge. investigators consider Celaya possibly linked to ongoing cases.
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Frank Jones
Anthony Boulevard
Umit
Janest
Falen
Burey Wort
Nano Andure Celaya
Kamlmeyer
Celaya
Missing Diamond Reported as Stolen in West Superior
Mildred Campbell reported a valuable diamond stick pin missing overnight. Officials note possible loss or misplacement amid police inquiries. Meanwhile a Studebaker car was stolen from a local garage yesterday, with Mrs. Samuel Goldstein listed as owner.
Stolen Studebaker Car Reported From Water Avenue
A Studebaker automobile was reported stolen from a home on Water avenue. The vehicle, bearing No. WI7729, was taken sometime early Sunday morning. A police court docket lists about 30 minor cases, with George Murvey arrested yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Al Abbott on one charge of vagrancy. The case was held pending further investigation.
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Water Avenue
Nuiles Yestarday
Studebnier
George Murvey
Sheritt al Abbott
Avani
Daugherty
Wong
Siarvard
Link Corp
St. Paul
Gty
Wriday
Mye
Pastor for U. B. Church Named
East district group leaders and a long list of local church officers are announced for the conference. Bishops and evangelists are named, with deans and trustees listed. pensions granted include Wayne and Rochester residents.
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Mage
Life
Pholiny
Waterloo
Zanesville
Remagrayven
West District
J. A. Croyen
D. Thyuymouth
Alx
Tro H. Davia
Atwood TC
Rallny
Batth
J. A. Shem
Vourbun
Freeman
J. W. Borkert
Ieety
Brook
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L. D. Wattay
Canveran
S. Shwona
Deedeville
Calms Donaldson
Na Heen
B. Barn
Vrantfort
Titenboysa
Frinkfort
G. Hf
Trinkle
Julian
J. W. Miller
Fulton Cireuit
FB. Overholt
Galveston
C. Roberts
Gray Crock
A. F Knopp
Greentown
A. N. Cummins
Gines
We PB
Rte Charlat L. Raymond
W. Emory
Indiana Central College
Washington
Leo A. Fetter
New Haven Country Club Plans Meeting
Members of the country club near New Haven plan to hold a meeting at the farm of Kilia Wolf east of New Haven next Wednesday night. County Agent W. Sho Walter plans to attend if he understands.
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New Haven
Kilia Wolf
Sho
Walter
Chicago youth confession reveals grisly murder case
A Chicago youth confessed to strangling and dumping a man’s body into the river after a Boston car ride, then burying a second victim alive in a garage. Police say the suspect, linked to a Harvard student, faced cross examination as authorities seek the truth behind the double murder.
Wayne farmers plan protest on taxes
Wayne farmers announce a campaign against local tax increases. The article notes hostility toward taxing authorities and highlights farmers dependent on Fort Wayne jobs. It cites poor crop yields, low prices, and widespread farmer hardship this year. The township federation will accept fertilizer orders by the meeting night.
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Wayne Farmers Plan
An Fineil
Fort Wayne
Nso
Wilkie
Labor Backed Plan for Armistice Day Nationwide Demonstration
The American Federation of Labor announced a Labor backed nationwide Armistice Day demonstration to support government leadership toward armament limits and to boost determination among American representatives at the international conference. The plan envisions unity of civic groups, unions, and women’s clubs across communities, with parades and public events on Armistice Day and continued activity during the conference in Washington.
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Geor W
Wedseration of Labor
Darina
Annooun Cement Sd
Elyvic
Fusiliarien
Wokno'n
Tenches
Aducettanitt Efta
Woman'n Clubs
Fa Fiet
Elyic Atfala
Comtmunitaition Kent
Gomporm
Anton
Iim
Ginarmament
Federation
Dean
Unipie
Ivoka
Washington
lArmintha Guy
Fatty Arbuckle Case Continues As Investigators Probe Death
Police and district attorney Matthew Brady continue the inquiry into the death of Miss Virginia Rappe after Fatty Arbuckle is jailed. Witnesses from the hotel party are under guard while autopsy details and alleged assault claims frame the evolving case.
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Mian Trappe
Ran Bruvcoce
KoWna
Sant Anna
Calif
Rm San Jose
Cali
Viewderiile
Portland
Owtland
Galite
Potles
Wirghlia Rappe
Fatty Arebuckle
Arbuckle
Matthew Brady
San Francisco
Dence Biaia
Mina Rappe
Brady
Juppe
Shelby P. Strange
Murders in Bloody Nineteenth Stir Chicago Ward
In Chicago on September 1, a man named Demare was shot five times on a crowded Nineteenth ward street corner. The assassination appears to be linked to a political feud surrounding an aldermanic election. Demare later died after failing to reach a hospital, and two men in a car fled the scene.
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Chicago
Demare
Capper Praises Agricultural Bloc and Farm Legislation
Washington reports Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas lauded the agrarian bloc for its teamwork and aggressiveness in driving sector reforms. He said the bloc helped enact a comprehensive program for economic readjustment of farming, noting the industry faced collapse months earlier and would benefit from new measures including export credits, trading regulation, and farm loan support.
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Washington
Congress For
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senate
Accese
Capper
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Jawa Oa
Comlerce
Four Drowned Near Buffalo After Auto Plunges Into Canal
Four residents of Buffalo died when an automobile left the river road and rolled into a canal near the city limits. The victims identified as Mrs Ferdinand Humm, Frank Trumm, Mary Humm, and Hebu Hebu, all from Buffalo.
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Frank Trumm
Mary Humm
Bie
Yeaa Hebu
Butta
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