Reading from fragmentary text crowns for IAN GIRL page one
Fragmentary OCR notes an event with individuals including Anne of Ludlow and Haskell Coffin and names such as Jule Cannert Lee Townsend and Dr W E Huddle. Mentions a crown and a chaperone in the United States and a high school graduation.
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D Duchateau
United States
Anne of
Haskell Coffin
Adr
Jule Cannert
Ead. Lee Townsend
W. E. Huddleton
Gets Stage Contract for Duchateau in Miss America pageant
Miss Duchateau, the first foreign winner since 1929, lands a movie chance and a $2500 prize plus a silver plaque. Runnerup Miss Patterson receives $500. Lena Thomas of Memphis earns $250 for third, Daisy Freiberg, noted as a Baroness, gets $150 for fourth, and Miss Hall of Atlanta receives $100 for fifth.
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Miss Duchateau
Miss Patterson
Memphis
Tenn
Lena Thomas
Misa German
Daisy Freiberg
Atlanta
Pat Hall
Leck Frey Murder Trial Ends With Self Defense Verdict
The trial of Leck Frey, charged with second degree murder for the January 27, 1931 shooting of Marion Dayton at Grafton Park, ended after about an hour and a half jurors found Frey guilty. The defense motion for new trial was overruled. Frey claimed self defense after Dayton shot at him. Frey’s son Robert Frey, indicted in the case, was released on his own recognizance following the verdict.
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Marion Dayton
Grafton Park
Leck Frey
Dayton
Frey
Parkview
Robert Frey
Leek
City Park
Freys
Trey
Leck
Cloudburst Destruction Strikes Drumheller Town
Cloudburst at Drumheller Alaska June 17 swept away a house killing a mother and destroying property. Residents report extensive damage as emergency crews rush to the scene. Weather officials warn of possible continued showers and resurgent flooding in surrounding areas.
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Drumheller, Alt
Wayne
Missing wife and son after mine disaster near Graham
A mine accident damaged roads and undermined a house belonging to James Graham. His wife and 12 year old son disappeared after the collapse and were not seen again.
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James Graham
Steel Output Declines Further Across Industry
New York reports steel production continues to fall, dropping two more points to 38 percent of capacity. Iron Age cautions that additional declines appear likely into July, despite some buoyant sentiment from structural steel orders and pockets of inquiry in other lines.
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New York
Pick of Nation's Farm Youth Attend Fifth 4 H Camp
The pick of the nation's farm youth 156 boys and girls and their leaders poked their heads out of tents near the Washington monument this morning and were
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Pick of Nation’s Farm
Washington
Washington Monument
Fifth national 4 H camp opens on agriculture grounds
Campers from across the country gather for round table talks and tours as the fifth national 4 H camp opens on the agriculture department grounds. The group plans to wreath Mount Vernon and Arlington tombs after June 23 departures, amid local election rumors involving Mr. Watkins.
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Agriculture Department
Astote
Washington
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Crippled Youth Saves Drowning Boy's Life
In Laguna Beach California a disabled youth saved 8 year old John Barton Carawan from drowning after rough surf defeated a 20 person human chain and a lone woman swimmer. Gerald Barbau, 24, of Pasadena, struggled out 100 feet and was aided by a respirator reviving Carawan, son of Mrs. Gu Carawan of Los Angeles, as bystanders formed a chain to help.
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Laguna Beach
Cal
Gerald Barbau
Pasadena
John Barton Carawan
Gu . Carawan
Los Angeles
Thelma Joyce
Carawan
Watkins Quits Drug Business for Insurance
Fred B. Watkins, local druggist and member of the West Virginia house of delegates, leaves the drug trade to join Vaughn M. Kerr of Equitable Life Insurance in a new partnership confirmed last night. He declined further motive details but plans extensive travel to widen acquaintances.
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Fred B. Watkins
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Vaughn M. Kerr
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Watkins
HoldUp Trio Robs Menken Home Vault of Jewelry
Violent raid on New York home of ex National Security League head 8 S Menken. Three robbers bound two maids and forced Mrs Menken to open a vault, looting an estimated $150 000 in gems. They fled after loading jewels, as police begin investigation. The article notes World War cost estimates at about 186 billion dollars.
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S. S. Menken
New York
8. S. Menken
National Security League
Five Arrested On Trespassing Charge At West Virginia Mine
Watene West Virginia June 17 Autors report that five persons were arrested on trespassing charges after police and deputies broke up a mass meeting of miners at the Costanza mine fortress on company property. Elm Grove deputies warned participants and planned additional arrests. John Cinque, president of the defunct Sub-District United Mine Workers, said the move to reorganize locals in the Panhandle and nearby areas drew 185 of 200 Gaylord nine workers at Martins Ferry into forming a new union under the condition a contract would be signed.
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Watene
W. Va
Epersons
Costanza
Elm Grove
John Cinque
Thited
Panhandle
Seern Ohio
Gaylord Nine
Martins Ferry
Vision of Student Partially Recovered in Bluefield
In Bluefield on June 17 Dr J G Blaydes, an eye surgeon, reported Woodrow Hawse a 14 year old from Augusta Hampshire county at the state school for the deaf and blind has regained normal vision in his left eye after a recent operation. He may have surgery on the right eye early next week for cataract. A second group of five children from the same school will be treated at no charge with state covering hospitalization expenses under the State Board of Control.
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Bluefield
W. Va
J. G. Blaydes
Woodrow Hawse
Augusta
Hampshire County
State School For Deaf and Blind
Blaydes
State Board of Control
Hawse
Boy Among First Three Operated On Last Week
A boy was among the first trio to receive operations last week and five more children underwent similar procedures on Monday, indicating a small batch of pediatric surgeries conducted in succession.
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Boy
Moon and sun trigger earthquakes on San Jacinto faults
Santer, Cal expert Maxwell N. Allen explains that lunar and solar gravitation help time San Jacinto Fault quakes in southeastern California. He notes shocks cluster when the moon is over certain sky positions, with deeper shocks resisting longer and shallower faults yielding earlier. The exact mechanism may involve tidal forces and water pileup in the Gulf of California.
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America
Maxwell N. Allen
Santer
Cal
San Jacinto Pault
California
San Jacinto
Gulf ‘of California
Toles
Woman's Body Found Between Mattresses
In Fall River Massachusetts on June 17, Miss Mariahna Gauthier age 44 was found dead between two mattress cushions in the home of William McBride. Death ruled asphyxiation by either murder or self-harm. A window cord fragment near the neck and a worn pair of men’s shoes were the only clues. McBride said a new pair of shoes had been stolen from him.
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Fall River
Mass
Mariahna Gauthier
William McBride
R. Barnes
Harrisburg Bus Company seeks approval for Hedacor plan
Harrisburg area notes show Pittsburgh and Weirton Bus Company applying to the Public Service Commission for approval of Hedacor. The item reads oddly with a snide aside about a boa constrictor and a golf ball, likely a fragment from a broader page.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh and Weirton Bus Company
Pittsburgh
Public Services Commission
Hedacor
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Ian Girl
Page One
Missites
Jun
le Action Relief
Garex
Rexall Drug Stores
Ion Drug & Chemical, Company
faing—Strand
Ong Ongets
Gaynor Ewes
C. V. Miller
Reliable Footwear
Grafton
Grafton Drug and Chemical Company
Paul Malone
Will
W. M. Kerr, Malone
Holdup Trio
Claudette Colbert
Fredric March
Paramount Picture
Paramount
Ittle
Vale Ag
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