Truman Pardons Frances Ryan in Pendergast Era Row
The president grants a presidential pardon to Frances Ryan a Kansas City ward boss linked to the Tom Pendergast machine paroled after 21 months of a three year term for help. The piece argues Truman’s ties to Pendergast damage his image and fault him for past political entanglements.
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Truman
Frances Ryan
Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
United States
Harry S Truman
Tom Pen- Ee
Dannes Santen Sey
Es Ae
Acwicca Tate
Harry S. Truman
Sapedameniiar Saan
Desperation in Defense Claims Nation Guilty for Crimes
A defense argues that individuals commit crimes in the Nazi era but holds the nation collectively responsible, asserting national guilt as an immutable fact despite individual accountability. The statement reflects a broader dispute over collective responsibility for wartime atrocities.
Eagles Rampage in Victoria Attack Sheep Flocks
In Victoria Australia flocks face eagle attacks with a landowner reporting 75 lambs and 20 sheep lost to groups of birds. Authorities are assessing the damage and monitoring the situation as farmers seek protective measures from wildlife officials.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Letter from Neal Deepens Brenda Mystery in Rosas Visit
Inspector Barry and Dr. Rosen visit as Brenda’s death and Neal’s departure loom. Jane Applebee recalls Brenda’s letters and suspects a hidden plan as Tonio’s influence and Neal’s olive branch emerge. Leighton questions Brenda’s confidences while the nurse and Claire await further orders.
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Rosa
Inspector Barry
Dr. Rosen
Leighton
Dita
Neal
Brenda
Pet
Elmpoint
Tonio
Hunt
Claire
Jones
Miss Applebee
Barry
Boston
David Leighton
Interesting Items From The Evening Times July 10 1936
Heat prostration confines Paul F. Rufenacht. Emma Keller aids in Chicago mirror murder probe. tip from here. Charlene Ellis to Galey Bissell wed October 15. Last rites for Emma Kleckner aged 80. Catholic diocese asks prayers for rain.
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Paul F. Rufenacht
Emma Keller
Monroe
Chicago
Nathan Burgy
Charlene Ellis
Galey Bissell
Emma Kleckner
Heat record tops 109 in July 1921 season
Historic July heat reaches 109 degrees as the season breaks records. Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Schwartzlow. Gov Blaine signs a truck loading limit bill. A moonshine raid near Monticello yields 150 gallons of illicit liquor two cars two prisoners iron kettles and furnaces as trophies of the operation.
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Oscar Schwartzlow
Blaine
Monticello
Trial in Kielce Pogrom Before Military Court
A high military court in Kielce, Poland, will conclude next Tuesday the trial of 11 men and 1 woman charged with direct responsibility for the July 4 pogrom in which 41 Jews died. The opening accused them of inciting the riots.
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Kielce
Poland
It Was A Tricky Time In Monroe For Summer Fun
A collage of local ads and notices spotlights summer fashion from Baker Book Store See's swimsuits from Cole of California and Dixie Frock Shop outfits. Also mentions a circus coming to Monroe Bailey Bros and sunburn peeling after vacations plus health courses and photo services.
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Baker Book Store
Little Golden
Cole
California
Dixie Frock
DIXIE
Bailey Bros
Monroe
Gandhi Leads Congress Toward Indian Self Rule
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the all-India Congress decision in Bombay to accept the British plan for independence, with Gandhi guiding peaceful cooperation. He recalls 1942 when non-violent disobedience led to turmoil, but cites renewed hope for peace and India's future role in the Far East and United Nations.
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all-India Congress
Mahatma Gandhi
Congress
Mahatma
Gandhi
all-India Congress Party
Stafford Cripps
Congress Party
India
Bombay
Mahathma
Far East
United Nations Organization
Flashes of Life in Busy Harvest Season
Inman Kansas farm wife O P Strousz drives a wheat truck to the elevator and peels potatoes while waiting for a load. She claims to hauled 15 loads of wheat and cooked a meal during reloads, highlighting the era's brisk farm routine. A Lewiston Idaho classified ad notes landlords preferring families with children and specific rents.
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Inman
Kas
O. P. Strousz
Athletes Foot Cure Ad Claims Fast Results
An old advertisement touts THOL as a strong fungicide with 90 percent alcohol, promising relief from athletes foot itch within one hour. It claims rapid germ penetration and urges purchase at Kem piert's today at CC and FPF.
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THOL
CC. Fpf. Kempiert’s
Key Found In Letter Reunites Wisconsin Family Car
Marinette residents and the Nick Butman household celebrate discovering a missing key to their family car. The key appeared in a letter from Holland, noting the Butmans had sent clothes to Europe. The note jokes the Dutch donor will need the car more.
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Marinette
Wis
Nick Butman
Holland
Europe
Butman
Wrong Number Chicago
Berwyn police station received hundreds of calls after a heavy rain flooded basements. Officers said there were not enough pumps and the water inside the station was seven inches deep. Ever tried a want ad?
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Chicago
Berwyn
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Yauckou
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Jane Dear
Ingalls
Neal P. S
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Sixtieth
Evening Times
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Harvey Red
Mike
Loveland Dry Cleaners
Wagner Health
House of Health
10Th Street
H. J. Bolliger
Leader Department
King's Ransome
Cascade Eiderdown
Boye
Museum of Natural History
Etter
Johnny
Tread Rite
DeWitt MacKenzie
Lewiston
Ida
Norman McLeod
Lewiston Tribune
Howard Harwick
McLeod
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