Lou Gehrig Rites Scheduled After Illness End
New York, June 3. Lou Gehrig, famed Yankee star known as the Good Boy, died last night at 10 20 after a battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. He would have turned 38 on June 19. Private funeral services will be held at Christ Pont Episcopal church in New Rochelle, with Rev. Gerald Voy officiating.
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Lou Gehrig
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Avwecess
Chris Punt Episcopal Church
Rave N.Y
Gerald VB Voy
President Plans to Put Force Into His Proclamation
Legislative Conference continued on page four reprint details on President's plan to assert force in the forthcoming proclamation and implications for policy and governance.
Nox Proposes Back Between Ship Readers
Nox puts forward a plan to restore the link between ship readers amid noisy text fragments, suggesting a new backer or approach. The article blends garbled phrases with mentions of Britain, a miracle, and unclear proposals.
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Nox
Lebanon firms to mark half holidays this summer
Sixty Lebanon business organizations will give workers a weekly half day each Thursday afternoon during summer, per the Chamber of Commerce. The Reporter ad lists participating firms and starts June 5 through July 3, with closures expanding in subsequent weeks.
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Lebanon
Shipyard Workers Return From Cantinges Incident
Shipyard workers return to duty after a disruption near Cantinges. Officials report no injuries and say operations resumed with full staffing as investigations continue into the causes of the halt.
RAF strikes German troops in northern France
London reports RAF fighters attacked a Nazi troop column in northern France delivering a strafing run. All RAF aircraft returned safely. In New Zealand, Acting Minister Walter Nash said about 2,000 New Zealand troops are tentatively unaccounted for in Crete, with most likely missing. French air units have moved to Tunisia and Syria ready to respond to further British actions.
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Crete
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Lycia
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Eulingo
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Egypt
Manis
Beipe Bhy
Henri Dent
Oycia
Fragmented note on scrap allotment to government
A garbled report describes scrap allotment to government, mentions alumina and a defense experiment. It hints at a ceremony or event with several attendees and a disrupted night, with unclear names and locations. The text remains largely unreadable and fragmentary.
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Everett
Leesethin
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Alon
Reduction of Draft Age Limit Discussed
The Senate military affairs committee has directed the Talson Officer with the War Department to prepare a full report on reducing the Selective Service act age to 21.35. Lieut. Col. David Watt was tasked with gathering advisability details.
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David Watt
Local Report Onexcerpted Lines From Mission Record
fragmentary OCR note mentions Lieutenant Jonson with scattered terms suggesting a report or dispatch. Details are unclear, but names and place hints imply a military or colonial note. Further readable phrases include references to a plate, ey, and Mian, indicating garbled transcription of an official record.
Weather and measurment notes from May record
The report cites Laughner compiling weather data and a May summary noting measurements such as 8.8 degrees, 51.2 minimum, 65 mean, and a maximum around 84, with total precipitation low for the two May months. It references a continued discussion on page four.
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Laughner
Indiana Campaign Drive Led by L F Jones Chairman
Fragmented OCR text shows L F Jones heading a United States cohesive drive in Indiana. Mentions agencies and groups like Young Men’s Association and Santa Canines? Continued on page i.
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Summer School Enrollment Low At Local High School
Few students enroll in the six week summer program at the high school. Officials cite insufficient interest though others may participate. Interested individuals may call the high school office Wednesday morning at 9 o clock for information. Courses are offered for junior and senior high levels, including advanced and makeup options. Classes meet two hours daily for one week.
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Dowt Pepertilre
Uisner
Jackson Likely to Be Ford’s Choice for Hughes Post
Washington June 4 UP Attorney General Robert H Jackson, 49, a New Deal regular, was understood to be President Roosevelt’s choice to become the nation’s twelfth chief justice. His retirement would clear the way for Hughes, and would place New Dealers in power across the three branches.
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goSelie Gao
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British Labour Opposes Negotiated Peace Policy
Fragmented lines describe British Labour leadership debating a negotiated peace stance. Attlee and party members debate war aims and unity, expressing strong views on negotiating terms and continuing the fight against aggression.
RAF Raids Berlin And Other Areas Reported
The ministry said raids attacked Berlin and surrounding regions amid unclear details. reports describe fires and destruction along a river area. Weather was unsuitable for continued operations and the air program faced adverse conditions.
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Bertin
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Alnahswee
Germany Britain Verging Toward Race for Syria
United Press report notes Britain and Germany moving toward a race for Syria with strategic aims in the Middle East. Dispatches describe high level talks, German and Italian posts, and British concerns as plans for intervention and influence unfold amid tension in the region.
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Svein
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Maxine Weygand
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Wheat marketing quotas approved in county referendum
The Form County AAA committee announces a 100 to 122 voting result on wheat marketing quotas with a local split. Sugar Creek township and Perry show varied support while Clinton Harrison and other townships cast decisive ballots. Final totals list countywide yes and no tallies across multiple townships.
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Harrison
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