Unclear OCR fragment about deaths and hospital cases
Five people were injured and two died in a blaze or incident affecting the May family at St. hospital in Long Island City. Harald May Jr and his wife Anna May reported serious conditions, with a 14 month old child also mentioned. origin of event undetermined. Police and emergency crews responded and worked over victims for more than a period.
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Harald May
Anna
Karen
St. Hospital
Long Island City
Poultry and Produce Market Report Highlights Chicago and St Louis
Chicago market notes firm butter and eggs with three day receipts showing price lifts. Live poultry prices mostly steady with limited changes. St Louis National Stockyards reports 12,500 hogs and 4,000 cattle with a softer tone. cattle and calves in moderate supply, prices mixed but generally lower for hogs and lighter for cattle.
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Chicago
U. S
ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Hope Star 1929 Hope Arkansas Market News Summary
Historic Hope Star market brief from February 24, 1929 reports Chicago grain and provisions trading with wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans showing mixed results. Cash and futures activity noted, with minor gains and losses, deliveries, and closing prices across May contracts and board of trade movements.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
New York
Spor
War Crimes Trial Sparks Clash Over Judge Wennerstrom
Frankfurt dispatch outlines an escalating dispute at the war crimes tribunal. U S judges lead sentences for Balkan hostages while Iowa Justice Charles Wennerstrom criticizes prosecution conduct. A Chicago Tribune interview and a Taylor public statement deepen the controversy.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Jue 8
Iowa
War Crimes Tribunal
U. S
Wilhelm List
Balkans
Charles E. Wenner
Istrum
Supreme Court
Nuernberg
Hal Foust
Chicago Tribune
Foust
Telford Taylor
Army
Taylor
Wennerstrom
United States
United States Army
New Orleans Cotton Futures Jump on Short Covering
Heavy buying by the trade and short covering lifted New Orleans cotton futures by 1.05 to 3.95 a bale with a steady close. May and other contract highs and lows are listed, showing active trading and firm sentiment amid high and low ranges. In New York, futures surged on aggressive short covering and mill buying driven by fewer notices against March delivery and optimism over foreign aid programs boosting cotton exports.
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New Orleans
New York
Senators Turn Attention to Tax Cutting Hearings
Senators move to hold hearings on a $6.5 billion income tax cut bill passed by the House. Chairman Millikin says hearings may start in a week with witness limits possible. The panel will decide whether to back the House measure or craft a smaller bill before a likely presidential veto, with debate not expected before mid March.
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Wasiusuan
Millikin
R-Cole
Senate Finance Committee
House
Treasury
Truman
Senate
Press communications taping evident in wartime coverage
Judge Wennerstrum's pending comments on Taylor's charges loom as he travels to the United States by plane. Faust says he interviewed Fudge Wennerstrum behind locked doors and sent the story by press wireless to the Tribune's Berlin office. Official notes say Nuernberg readers likely relayed the copy to Gen. Taylor, while Deane and Foust describe efforts to control the leak and the timing of the information.
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Wennerstrum
Taylor
United States
Faust
Fudgeennerstrum
Tribune
Berlin
Nuernberg
Gen. Taylor
E. C. Deane
Heart Association seeks modest goal for 760000
Daily Bread discusses heart disease as a widespread problem and urges public support for the American Heart Association. It notes millions suffer and urges donations, stating the first year's goal is less than 760,000 and should be reached and surpassed.
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American Heart Association
Elephants Aid Burma Signal Corps in Pole Line Work
In Burma the signal corps used HANDY ANIMAL elephants to carry poles and place them in holes. The animals also served as platforms on which workers stood to string the wires, aiding pole line construction.
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Burma
Signal Corps
Stomach Gas Relief Promises Sleep with SSS Tonic
An ad claims stomach gas sour taste disrupts sleep and appetite. It touts SSS Tonic as a remedy to boost gastric juice, improve digestion, strengthen blood, and promote better sleep and energy, encouraging readers to buy at local drug stores.
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Happy People
SSS
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