Nine O Clock Girl in a Fraternity Love Tale
Aileen the Nine oClock Girl flirts via a prank phone line, charming baseball coach Jack Ryan while her convalescent rival Nicky Barry frets over health and hearts. The bedazzled nurse watches as romance unfolds through moonlit dances and late calls, ending with Aileen as a trusted friend to Nicky’s family.
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Aileen
Jackie Ryan
Jack Ryan
Alleen
Mr. Ryan
Jack
Central
Nicky Barry
Uttle
Ryans
Smallest of the Great Lakes described
The text notes Lake Ontario as the smallest and most easterly of North America's five Great Lakes. It mentions its maximum depth but leaves the measurement unspecified in the readable portion.
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Great Lake
Lake Ontario
Great Lakes
North America
Laws No Longer Mean Wisdom Leader Says
Feoria Illinois June 2 Bruce A Campbell president of the Illinois Bar association urged a commission of competent representatives from all classes to review laws and repeal or amend what is unnecessary He warned against regulating everything and everyone and said good law should reflect good sense and general public judgment unless sensible people rescue individual responsibility.
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Feoria
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Bruce A. Campbell
East St. Louis
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Illinois Bar Associaion
Campbell
Frog classified as animal not a fish for cruelty law
In Chicago on June 2 Judge John Richardson ruled frogs are animals, not fish, granting anti cruelty protections. Commission merchant E R Neuenfeldt faced charges over frog handling as the anti cruelty society noted live frogs with legs removed.
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Chicago
John Richardson
E. R. Neuenfeldt
North
Clark Street
Commission
Lewis E. Kroeger
Anti-Cruelty Society
Neuenfeldt
Dad's Share. Textile Exchange story note
A short Boston Transcript item describes a $10 spending split for clothing: $5 to daughter, $3 to son, $2 to mother, and father receives his hat brushed.
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Boston Transcript
Longest historical dance by William Kemp
The longest authentic dance on record is William Kemp's 17th century feat in Elizabethan England, when he danced from London to Norwich to prove his stamina.
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William Kemp
Seventeen i
Elizabeth
London
Norwich
Old Hag Dur Nitt Causes Socialist Sparks at Petunia Tavern
A guest recalls a shabby fore noon visitor at the Petunia tavern who argued the world is flat and the sun moves. The landlord confirms the man was Hed Durnitt and warns guests to avoid him. If interrupted, he will start arguing socialism.
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Héd Durnitt
Petunia
Kansas City Star
Sunday Exhibitions Case Seeks Restraining Order
Application filed today in Bloomfield circuit court by the Freeman City hospital women’s auxiliary seeks a temporary restraining order and a permanent injunction to stop interference with Sunday exhibitions. The petition targets local police and officials, arguing the charity shows comply with laws. A ruling by Judge Van Buskirk is expected after the 2 pm hearing.
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Bloomfield
Woman’s Auxiliary
Freeman City Hospital
van Buskirk
Bedford Youth Killed In Auto Crash Near Bloomington
Raleigh L Porter 19 son of Frank Porter of Bedford died from internal injuries after a car driven by Emery Bough 18 skidded and struck a telephone pole near the Elrod farm one mile south of Bloomington on the Dixie highway. Porter died in Bloomington hospital after 20 minutes. Bough was uninjured. Porter’s father works as a mechanic at the Ingalls stone mill in Bedford.
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Bloomington
Ind
Raleigh L. Porter
Frank Porter
Bedford
Porter
Emery Bough
City
Elrod Farm
Bough
Forter
Ingalls Stone
Community beliefs cause lines to form and discord begins
A Jasonville Leader quote reflects on how diverse religious and material beliefs shape a community. It argues no two people share identical views on every subject and that inevitable variance leads to divisions and trouble. The observation highlights social friction born from differing opinions.
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Jasonville
Ruhr Railroad Wrecked by Bombs Near Duisburg
The main line railroad used by the French to move coal and coke from occupied Ruhr districts was cut early today by bomb explosions. Both tracks were torn up for a considerable distance and traffic will be interrupted for some time.
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Duesseldorf
Ruhr
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