Palestine neutrality act probe expands in New York case
FBI inquiry widens over confiscated arms and food supplies tied to Palestine amid claims of aiding neutrality law violations. Untermeyer and Warshaw, both teens, face charges related to concealed weapons as authorities assess federal statute applicability and possible related charges.
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F. Donovan i
UPI
Palestine
Ph Untermeyer
Isidh Warhaw
Sullivan
FBI
Ava
Intermeyer
Warshaw
New York
Itoo
United Aite
Cowboys Y Joined Marines va Mont Floods Witnessed
During floods Max Moneuvere steadies through deep water milking a cow as a determined worker helps herd stock. A UPI report notes resilience amid floodwaters near Mont.
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Mont
UPI
Max Moneuvere
British Plan or Palestine Unchanged
London reports the Foreign Office states Britain’s plan for Palestine remains unchanged despite increased armed forces. The government will continue to deploy troops to enforce order until the mandate ends, with withdrawal planned after August 1.
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Palestine
London
British Foreign Office
Holy Land
Bishop Visions of Protestant Union Spark Dialogue
Boston May 3 The head of St Louis Bishop Mean Lee Itelt foresees a new reformation guiding the reunion of Christian churches. He notes growing zeal for Protestant union, with leaders like Bishop Henry Knox Shevill and Methodist bishops urging closer ties and potential unification with Orthodox and Catholic groups.
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Boston
Mean Lee Itelt
St. ‘Louis
Holt
Old Pouth
Henry Knox Shevill
America
Methodist Church
Lewis
Lartman
Shevill
Shecill
Bromley Oxman
Wori
Australia
Great Britain
New Zealand
United States
From Where I Sit Liberty and Law in Prohibition Era
Joe Marsh argues that Liberty must be paired with Law, praising self regulation by brewers and public duty. He endorses government guidance over Prohibition, noting the need for adequate laws to protect the public and industry while supporting moderate beer access.
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Seth
Daily Bread Fund Urges Contributions Over Cancer Threat
A 1930s style appeal warns that at the present pace cancer will kill one person every two minutes in 20 years unless funds are increased. It argues no one is immune and urges widespread donations, noting contests and publicity to spur giving.
Tornadoes Ravage Midwest and Oklahoma Coast
A severe storm system spawned multiple tornadoes across Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas, causing fatalities and widespread damage. In Grand Lake and nearby areas several homes were destroyed, with many farms and cottages damaged. Law enforcement reported fires, electrocutions, and numerous injuries as hospitals mobilized staff.
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Cest
Clarksburg
J.J. Morfin
Mount Clare
Lawrence McKinney
Tans OH
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Bernice
Whiteoak
Gorve
Grand Lake
Teeid
Kas
Lake of the Ozarks
Honore
Kins
Op. Om
Oklahawa
Highway Patrol
Ketehurn
St. Louis
Indiana
Ridgeville
Randolph County
Drafting Plan Outlined by Defense Proponents
The document sketches a two year national service program with men aged 18 to 30 eligible for conscription, voluntary enlistment for 19 to 25 year olds, and exemptions for most veterans. It allows government seizure of industrial plants failing to prioritize armament orders, and mandates large mobilization of doctors and dentists. Ministers and some students would be exempt. A UMT divider proposal was discussed but blocked.
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Ring Corps
Yvern Int
Secretary of Defense
Lowe
RNJ
House
Riles
Airmuilder
British Troops Enter Palestine Amid Turmoil After Invasion Claims
A British spokesman reports 12 members of the Arab higher committee left Palestine for relocation as tensions soar. Arab leaders condemn British actions while alleging Jewish gains and Arab attempts to defend Palestine amid claims of a night psychosis affecting officials. Jewish Americans and officials remain in derusalen as violence and alarms intensify.
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Palestine
Arik
Amima
Prans Dayrdert
Byotan
Aenes
Bis
Densulona
Hu- Bavul
Fyetan
Mess
Derusalen
Syria
Lebar
Market Report from Chicago May 31 Butter Eggs Poultry and Livestock
Market data for Butter Eggs and Live Poultry show firm receipts and price shifts with small changes per pound. dairy and egg products vary by grade and region. Beef, veal, and lamb values open steady to higher, with hogs and sheep showing mixed movements and strong early demand at National Stockyards in Illinois.
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Chicago
Ely
Jill
Dee
Grain and stocks tumble as rainfall cools wheat market
Grain prices drift lower in Chicago and New York trading as rain in the southwestern winter wheat belt dampens demand. May contracts for wheat and corn ease while oats and soybeans show slight shifts. Cotton declines to fresh lows on weak demand amid liquidation in final trading hour. New finds in Maine archaeology noted in brief.
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Ohiowga
Mity & West
Board of Trade
Weels
Lepitrael
New York
Maya
uPi
AO OW Hin
MSU
Ora
Hope Star Masthead and association notices
The Hope Star masthead lists staff roles including E. Palmer as president and Alex H. Washburn as secretary treasurer and editor publisher Joss M. Davis as advertising manager. It notes publication by Star Publishing Co with postal details, paid rates, and Associated Press membership.
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Star Publishing CO. Co
E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South Walnut Streek
Hope, Ark
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Joss M. Davis
Poet Office
Hope
Arkansas
Man Goes to Trial for Slaying of Bearden Marshal
Merhart Williams faced trial for the slaying of Mickey Steelman Bearden marshal on March 14. A special jury panel was summoned after the regular panel dwindled to seven jurors, with two excluded Negroes on the panel. Sheriff Bill Smead recalled tensions between Williams and Steelman over a year, noting Williams was wounded when Steelman sought him for a drunkenness charge.
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Camden
Upj
Merhart Williams
Mickey Steelman
Bearden
Bill Smead
Williams
Steelman
Duke Williams
Santa Claus of Memphis Dies From Beating
Henry M Stephens known as Santa Claus died after an assault on his shack outside Erathis, Memphis. He never regained consciousness following the Friday attack by two men who demanded money and set fire to his home. The 72 year old recluse died in hospital yesterday from two skull fractures. Sheriff Oliver Parry commented on the case.
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Memphis
Santa Claus
Henry M. Stephens
Stephens
Amulaice
Reclase
Oliver Parry
Suit Seeks to Stop Spa Police Chief Salary Payments
A chancery court action filed in Hot Springs aims to enjoin the city from paying George Callahan as chief of police. State Senator Menest Maner filed the suit, part of ongoing battles over Callahan’s appointment as commissioner of public safety. Respondents include the mayor, city clerk, and Municipal Civil Service Commission. opponents act through the Arkansas Ministerial Policy Association, arguing state service law was not observed.
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Jiol
Chancery
Hot Springs
George Calahan
Menest Maner
Callahan
Ied
Bert Conners
James Sthanuen
Conners
Shannen
Arkansas Miniterial Policy Association
Ievily
Sam Garratt
Callahan Ho
Ealy
Eisenhower Takes Over at Columbia University in New York
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower arrives at Columbia University on May 30 to begin a civilian life. He and his wife move into the president’s home on Morningside Heights after bidding farewell at Fort Myer Virginia. He plans a quiet period, studies, and prepares for West Point while a small personal staff is assigned.
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New York
Columba University
Army
Morningside Heights
Fort Myer
David Syrett
Columbia
Eisenhower
Gen. Wisenower
Generid
Paul Ritjler
Valey Torge
Feneral Hospital
Morningside Drive
Hisenhower l
University Preparatory
West Point
Eras
Robert L. Schulz
Margaret Mayes
Leonard Dary
John Mooney
Woman Driver Claims Record For Long Driving
In South Machena California on May 3 Mrs Jogsina T Marville asserts she can claim a historic driving record. The 92 year old former antique dealer recalls her father’s 1898 vehicle and notes people once fled at the sight of her driving.
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South Maachena
Calif
Jogsina T. Marville
Winton
Melville
Greater wage row overrailway workers sparks public conflict
The piece argues engineers and firemen are among the highest paid in America and warns against a strike. It credits Emergency Boards under the Railway Labor Act for peaceful settlement, condemns dictatorial union leaders and urges readers to reconsider a paralyzing strike for public welfare.
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America
Sual
Elyske
Fores
Emergency Board
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