Democrats Sweep Cook County in City State Race
Chicago reports Democrats won Cook County convincingly and placed a Democratic judge slate on the downstate bench. Republicans gained modest statewide seats but lost ground in the judicial elections. Major results include Loren and Murphy winning Monmouth circuit, and McGrampton securing the City judge post by a substantial margin amid broad Democratic turnout. A parade and veteran memorial events noted with local figures attending.
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Chicago
Cook
Supreme Court
Loren & Murphy
Monmouth
Albert
Republian
Otely Caultton Hecker
Republic My
Leplideans
Contested Election Set for Thursday in Palag Case
Fragmentary OCR shows a contest of election proceeding slated for Thursday with references to vote totals and figures. The garbled text mentions polling, possible court actions, and a vote-related dispute affecting Palag.
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PALAG
Altitude Flying Limited for Time Projections
The article reports plans to limit altitude flying to about four miles while awaiting power and propeller advances. Trans Continental and Western Air officials expect future cruising heights of 26 000 to 30 000 feet with pressurized cabins, noting current engines throttle performance and profitability at higher altitudes.
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San Pinna
World Automotive Engineering Congress
Lomlinsoy
Trans Continental
Western Air, Inc
Tomlinson
Brown Swiss Chosen Most Beautiful Milk Bossy in World
A historic livestock pageant crowns a Brown Swiss cow as the most beautiful milk bossy. Judges note the striking eyes and refined stance amid a formal show by ag clubs and farmer gentlemen unions. The event emphasizes appearance over production in a veteran agricultural display.
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Catherine Howard
Ayrmenih
Coal Miner Rescued After 11 Hours in Cave In
A coal miner trapped eleven hours by a cave in near Shaman, Texas, was rescued by a crew and taken to a hospital in serious condition. Family members of Leonard Ridlinger were among about fifty workers who dug the mine out from timber and rock debris. The miner, moved two miles from the collapse to an ambulance, faced shock and severe injuries as rescuers freed him. A physician reported the condition as serious.
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Shaman Tx
Leonard Ridlinger
Gamer Insurance Case Argued In Circuit Court
In a halted appeal from a gunshot death case, Stella Jang Gamer seeks $20,000 on a $10,000 double indemnity policy from New York Life. The Montana and Supreme Court history shows multiple reversals and a final trial verdict awaiting further action.
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Francisco
Waller Gamer
Als Hoate
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BS District Court
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Tana
Deult
Supreme Court of
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Mantana
Thorkelson says no one dares court martial Moseley
Washington June 6 1944 Representative Thorkelson of Montana rejects calls to court martial retired Major General Moseley after hearings by the House committee on American activities He notes fellow congressmen urged investigation into Moseleys retirement and remarks about communism The incident involves political tension over civil military authority during wartime and fear of subversion within the administration
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Ares
Moseley
Washington
Mont
George van Mlern Moseley
House Committee On
House
Hep Coffen
D. Wash
Coffen
White House
Starkeison
Wonder
General Motors profits per car reflect industry report
Washington June 6 CAP A commerce commission report shows General Motors and other auto makers reporting profits per car around five to six percent in the period studied. The commission notes fierce competition and mentions alleged improper practices while citing several named manufacturers.
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Washington
Love Nl Motors Corporation
Iehigiess Ald Chiveler Corporation
Velax Tors
I Ndust
Ichaser
Cnmpantes
Big Cut In Lighting Costs Predicted By Scientist
Chicago alumni hear Dr Arthur H Compton of the University of Chicago caution that despite advances in lighting, it is theoretically possible to produce ten times as much white light for the same power. The remarks, delivered during a physics of the future address, touched on the limits of efficiency and energy use.
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Chicago
Arthur H Compton
University of Chicago
Glen
Mihling
Dempsey Wins Suit Over Talk and Punches for 3000
A jury verdict in New York finds against Charley Malarmud in a 135 pound match included in the case with Dempsey accused of a punch during a carnival claim. The trial recounts the alleged incident and surrounding testimony.
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New York
Jeane
Dionpay
Ueclin
Charky Malarmud
Acgra Boothlak
California bill requires syphilis exam for marriage licenses
Sacramento Calif Juss ¢-(F} -Cov Culbert b Olson signed by Taw today bill requiring examination for syphilis of all California people applying for marriage licenses A superior court judge may eract welving of the examination however or availability at marriages even if one party infected.
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Sacramento
Calif
Culbert
Olson
California
Superior Court
Judee
Funeral Directors Convene Amid Colors and Traditions
John Wiberle of Pasadena, California, addressed Colorado funeral directors and embalmers at a regional convention, highlighting evolving trends in funeral color schemes and the role of pastel hues in modern services. The gathering featured leaders of the National Funeral Directors Association and regional peers discussing industry standards and ceremonial practices.
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Denver
John Wiberle
Pasadena
Calif
Colorado
Ansociatlan
Annual Meeting of Church of Christ in Boston
Thousands of Christian Scientists gathered in Boston for the Mother Church annual meeting. Speakers and field reports stressed turning from material to spiritual bases in a search for solutions to economic and political issues. The event, held in the church dome, emphasized Christ truth as a force for healing nations and enabling permanent world peace.
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Church OF Christ
Boston
Mara
Mary Baker
Christ
Jensa
President Roosevelt Invited to Montana Event by Senator Murray
A letter from Senator Murray invites President Roosevelt to attend a Montana gathering at Livingston on July 2. The plan suggests routing his route through Livingston to visit Big Timber Butte Roseman and Atexquin, with a proclamation calling for a statewide Montana day.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Murray
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