Man 66 Returns to Prison After 38 Years
Charles E. Johnson, 66, walked about 90 miles from Oakland Nebraska to serve seven months of a two year robbery term. He had escaped Nebraska’s state penitentiary 38 years ago, claiming a vow to his maker. He said providence guided him after a shipwreck off Japan, where a life saving crew rescued him. Lincoln report notes a separate 1930 reference to gold production in Union of South Africa.
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Union of South Africa
Vatican and Italian govt clash on Corpus Christi processions
In Rome Pope Pius X and Cardinal Gasparri discussed the church state crisis with Marchese Pacelli. A second note to Rome protested Vatican disfavor of government actions, while informal talks toward settlement proceed amid Mussolini directives and Fascist cautions.
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Mussolini
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Umder
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Papal Speech Backing Catholic Organization Cited
Priests in churches explain Corpus Christi processions cannot be outdoors due to disturbances after Anti-Catholic riots. The Pope suspended outdoor processions and expressed full church authority backing the Catholic organization, stating we are with you through the centuries.
Interstate Commerce Commission to submit bus and truck findings
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission completes a two year inquiry into bus and truck transportation and will submit recommendations to Congress. Examiners’ study and evidence from organizations railroads and individuals shape the final draft before commission action. In Hackensack New Jersey a jury awards 4 259 to Mrs Marion Grimshaw Fisher in an alienation case against Mrs Ida Clark Fisher.
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Insane asylum former inmate kills and wounds in Kentucky
In Sedalia Missouri on June 4 AP reports Henry S. Taylor a 48 year old former insane asylum inmate killed salesman K H Saunders and wounded his brother Myri Taylor as well as Wright and Blakemore before fatally shooting himself. Myri Taylor died later. Wright and Mytle Taylor hospitalized. Taylor’s widow and five children survive.
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Henry Sk. Taylor
Palopinto
Kenton County
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Myri Taylor
Jess Wright
Blakemore
Wright
Saunders
Mytle Taylor
Windsor Hospital
16 Year Old Slayer Goes On Trial in Missouri
In St Joseph Missouri Michael Burke a 16 year old high school student faces murder charges in the killing of Johm Fisher a packing plant mechanic during an attempted hold up. The trial began with the selection of a 30 member jury panel as prosecutors plan to introduce a purported confession. Also note a separate line about xenon gas extraction from air by a French scientist and its one in ten million concentration.
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Michael Burke
Johm Fisher
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Pisher
St Louis Woman Loses Fat in Four Weeks
A St Louis woman trims down by twenty pounds in four weeks using Kruschen Salts. A testimonial from Mrs. Mac West cites weight loss from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks, with increased energy and no hunger. Product sold nationwide with money back guarantee.
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Brusshen
A. Fischer Drug Co
Standard Drug Co
New Telephone Directory Issued July 1 1981
The Capital City Telephone Company to issue a new Telephone Directory on July 1 1981. Report name, address, or number changes and new installations by June 5 to appear. Public urged to consult both Alphabetical and Classified Business sections for convenient shopping and quick service.
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Capital City Telephone Company
Life of Major Mott Ends After Worldwide Romance
Major Jordan Lawrence Mott, once valued at 25 million, died at 50 leaving a legacy as a sportsman and author. The New York reporter fled to Europe with Francis Bowne, pursued across Gibraltar, Port Said, and Hong Kong by his financier father Hector Fuller, losing his fortune but starting a life of travel and work. The couple, later divorced, remarried in 1928 in Merced, California, with Bowne supporting his pen and adventures.
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Jordan Lawrence Mott
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Major Mott
Roseburg
Ore
Francis Hewitt Bawne
J. L. Mott
Harvard
Mott
Bowne
Nune
Europe
Hector Fuller
Fuller
Gibraltar
Port Said
Hongkong
Molt's Mother Dies Leavess Estate and Political Ambitions
Molt, wealthy widow and Napoleonic relic collector, left his son 925 660 and other assets. He earned 20 dollars daily renting boats and catching swordfish, wrote fiction, and authored a novel. He campaigned for natural game protection and faced possible senate runs. He noted no political announcements yet and hoped economic relief may come soon. He contrasted present conditions with 1924 and 1921 recovery points.
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Molt
Ules
Vice President Sees Improvement by Fall
Kansas City June 4 AP reports the vice president, returning to Topeka, declined to comment on prospects for improvement by fall as he spoke in Washington last night.
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