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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
8
A compact comparison notes that medieval knights in armor bore lighter loads than World War II soldiers. The remark highlights differences in equipment and burden across eras, framing the knight’s gear as comparatively lighter despite armored garb.
Liberty New York June 13 investigators weigh if a pre crash explosion occurred in the Amer ican Airlines jet that slammed into Mongaup mountain killing seven. Coroner Bourke says new evidence may delay the inquest while district attorney Deckelman and state police review. Semet Solvay official Bennett calls chemical theory unthinkable.
June 13 AP dispatch describes Venice as alive with fascist and German officials, diplomats, detectives and a large press corps gathering for tomorrow's meeting between Chancellor Hitler and Premier Mussolini. Anti aircraft batteries line key points while pursuer planes stand ready at Nicelli Airfield.
Bowen Air Lines will inaugurate a nine hour through air passenger express from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes. The schedule extends existing routes to St. Louis with daily round trips via Houston and Dallas, stopping at Oklahoma City Tulsa Springfield St. Louis and Chicago. Southbound service departs Chicago at 9 am arriving Houston at 12 pm and San Antonio at 1 pm.
An Alberta Canadian pastor, Charles Shaw, collapsed during a sermon warning listeners to prepare for death. He proclaimed the need to be ready for the hereafter, then suffered shortness of breath and died on stage.
AP dispatch from St Paul details Donald Murray a former Chicago taxi driver claiming to have spotted John Dillinger in Northfield Minnesota at about 3 am Tuesday. Murray described Dillinger emerging from a freight train and riding with three men in a car, prompting the group to flee after Murray asked for a cigarette.
Four tiny infants in Sac City, Iowa, enter life amid hungry crying and constant care. Doctors note the quartet arrives healthy after a normal delivery and will require round‑the‑clock attention from parents and nurses.
Doctors and nurses reassure after Wycoff quadruplets display energy and activity. Tiny Lorraine Delaine, smallest of the quartet, is described as barely larger than a thermometer and weighs 2 pounds 14 ounces, four ounces under birth weight.
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