Capture Four Bank Bandits In Kansas City Raid
Police stopped four of eight bandits in a Kansas City robbery spree. Officers pursued through Leavenword grime as a raid netted suspects near the edge of Kiebsde Chis Aide. The case involves the belt and ecology themes with details unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Kansas City
Kineas Ghty
Kansas
Agel Aefto
Causieas
Rethus
Wwe
Cormition
Elise
Weather and garden notes from a rural Pennsylvania paper
The page records a mix of Apel weather trends and garden tasks, noting budding plants and early spring flowers. It mentions gardeners planning for shelter and the week’s notable chores, with references to local flora and farming routines around county roads and streets.
Daily Weather Report From Manhattan Station Ends At Two
Weather bulletin notes hot period ending at 2 o clock. Readings show temperature around 46 with possible shifts. Directional winds and humidity referenced. times and stations named in period style.
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Manhattan
Benipeca Ture
Cormperblure
Leviathan May Be Sent To Junk Yard Amid Abandonment Threat
The Leviathan, once the nation’s largest merchant ship, faces possible abandonment as funds and orders dwindle. salvage crews survey options, with officials warning the vessel could be docked for scrap if no buyers or repairs emerge.
Leviathan may be scrapped as costs outweigh newer ships
The Leviathan, once German liner Vaterland, now a U S Lines cargo carrier, faces possible junking after 20 years. United States Lines seeks to return the ship to the U S Shipping Board and obtain aid for a third cabin’s construction, amid competition with newer vessels. The vessel was interned at Hoboken at World War I outbreak and seized when the U S entered the war.
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Junk Yard
United States Lines
Shipping Company
U.S Shipping Board
Manhattan
Washington
Vateran
Hoboken
N. J
United States
County School Music And Oratory Winners Named In Contests
Lawrence county high school musicians and orators competed in New Wilmington for the annual county music and oratory event. New Castle's Stallor High led solo and instrumental categories while New Wilmington struggled with choruses and violin numbers. Forensics saw Slaingrove and Harlaysburg triumphs as Enon Valley excelled in debate. Some instruments were forfeited for too few entries. New Castle won several events. New Wilmington won six, placing second in eleven. Guests stayed for a postfestival supper and service, with public events continuing into the evening.
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Lawrence County
New Wilmington
New Castle
Stallor High School
New Gustle
White New Wilmington
Svents Spor
School Measures Get Support Of Governor Pinchot
Governor Gifford Pinchot backs reorganizing the Public Instruction Department set to take effect April 15. Aims include reducing administration and cutting education costs to prevent school closures. The plan would abolish three of five deputies and reorganize bureaus, with budget implications likely to rise despite cuts.
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Pinchot
Harmisburg
Vegnetaient of Public Instruction
Gifford Tinehatforay
Wilson Educational Las Towniting House
Hells
Department of Public Instruction
Instruction
Michigan Votes On Repeal Today
Detroit April 3 voters went to the polls expected to back ratifying repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Officials forecast more than a million ballots as Michigan stands to become the first of the 48 to approve the pledge in the Democratic Platform to remove prohibition from the federal constitution.
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Tntoristland News Service
Detroit
Michigan
French Jews Will Continue Boycott Against Germany
Paris April 3 reports indicate Jewish groups including the International League Against Antisemitism the World Congress of Jews and the Association of Jewish Veterans call for a boycott of German goods until Jewish rights in Germany are restored. The committees of Jews Persecuted in Germany and related bodies join the call.
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International
Sovice
Paris
Adolf ‘Hitler
Crauwany Fooay
Oeir
Wsnycott
Germany
International Jengie
Ionich
World Congress of Jews
Association of Way Veterans
Warren Woman Kills Son And Ends Own Life
In Warren Ohio, Mrs Isabel Hunter, 23, shot dead her four year old son Harold at home then killed herself. Harold died shortly after in hospital. Mrs Hunter died instantly. A two year old daughter slept in a crib unharmed. Husband Glifford Hunter said he did not know the motive or that his wife had harmed the boy. Funeral services were planned for both victims.
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International News Service
Warren
Isabel . Hunter
Harold
Doris
Glifford Hunter
Inhiy
Night watchman killed by engine in Pittsburgh
Night watchman Lavience Kritcher, 72, employed by Firth-Sterling Steel, was fatally injured when struck by an engine on a switch. He died en route to hospital. The incident occurred in Pittsburgh. Also mentioned are visitors Nicholas Cartey and Mr and Mrs W W Lynch of Akron, Ohio staying with grandparents on Garfield Avenue.
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Kaarnatierl News Service
Pittsburgh
Eng
Cits
Laviencse
Nicholas Cartey
W. W. Lynch
Akron, G
Former Mayor Walker and Betty Compton Visit Cannes
Former New York mayor James J. Walker and actress Betty Compton visited Cannes mayor’s office amid reports they planned marriage formalities. Walker stated he was not marrying today, while clarifications showed he could offset technicalities as an honorary Cannes alderman.
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Walker
Betty Compton
International News Service
Cannes
James J. Walker
New York
Interational
Board Cancels All Contracts Of Teachers In Precaution
New Castle school board met in a special session to cancel all contracts held by teachers supervisors and principals as a precaution against possible restrictive legislation. Under state law contracts continue unless 60 days’ notice is given. the move aims to avoid future layoff risk amid potential General Assembly changes.
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New Castle
New Castte
Ast Street
General Assembly
D. Herbert Mellvenny
Mellvenny
Department of Public Instruction
Wilson
Relief Sales Tax Collections Tally Reported Today
Harrisburg April 3 Relief sales tax collections totaled 5 088 403 52 in emergency funds as the Department of Revenue began tabulating late returns. April postmarks will count as compliant, with 60 percent installment due by May 16 and the remaining payments due later. Two hundred clerks worked over the weekend to record the returns.
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Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Lindberghs abandon Hopewell home in New Jersey
Report from Englewood New Jersey April 3 says the Lindberghs have abandoned the Hopewell house built for their family. Furniture moved out and the lawn will not be replanted. Close friend says the couple will not return, and the home remains in storage with no sale offered.
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Dorothy Ducas
Nts
Englewood
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hopewell
Lindbergh
Amions
Audrey H. Morigan
Anne Lindbergh
Lindberghs
South Wales
Lindbergh Bang
Walter Lippyans praised for impartial views and prosperity
Special To The News from Santa Monica notes Walter Lippyans, a Democrat turned advocate for fair writing, once read by Republicans who valued his sage advice. The piece praises his stance on prosperity and national progress, referencing his support during the era labeled Back From Ga-Ga and his belief that earnest toil remains essential for prosperity.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Walter Lippyans
Aserton
Seven Register For Selling Beer
Mayor Charles Mayne announces a plan to regulate beer sale in the city starting April 7. Chief of Police John F Haven will register residents who seek to sell beer, with seven registered by noon today. None admit bootlegging convictions during Prohibition. applicants are asked about location and proposers.
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Mayne
Pennsylvania
John F. Haven
Acven
Death Records of Multiple Individuals Listed
A fragmentary death notice lists Macy Ellen Maxwell Griffith Wirs 34 of Whippo street Carl Reed Powell 53 of West Middlesex Samuel W. Lusk 80 of South Bay street Mrs W S Eliott 79 of Butler Po Bron o Selaville 47 Ezekiel Neville 47 Orlando Ma Anna Martha Vanes 66 Tackuwanneck township Anthony Owynar 42 13 Chartes street Kelion E Hillard 41 234 Pearson street David H Rodgers 67 Slippery Rock.
Alice Joyce files voluntary bankruptcy in Carson City court
One time film star Alice Joyce petitions voluntary bankruptcy in Federal Court at Carson City Nevada. Assets total 24735 while liabilities approach 50090 including 25000 in notes she endorsed for others. Joyce was divorced in Reno in January from James Regan Jr a New York hotel man.
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Alice Joyce
Carson City
Negr
Miss Joyce
Reno
James Regan, Jr
New York
Defense Counsel For Ruth Judd Explores 60 Day Reprieve
In Phoenix on April 3 fresh legal moves were planned to save Ruth Judd, the convicted killer dubbed "double trunk" murderess. Her attorney seeks a 60 day reprieve as a petition to set aside the jury verdict on grounds of prejudice moves forward before Superior Judge Howard Speakman. The Leroi and Samuelson bodies were shipped from Phoenix to Los Angeles.
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Cobernational News
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Jaodd
Mrs. Judd
Agnes Anne Leroi
Mrs. Leroi
Hedgie Samuelson
Los Angeles
State
Assembly Set To Debate Major Bills Tonight
Harrisburg April 3 The return legislature opens a busy week with beer control unemployment relief old age pensions and general state government re organization on the agenda. The House will begin with the Turner reorganization bill aiming to save 10 million this biennium and final action on pension proposals and the Sowers Conner beer bill is awaited. Possible action on the Sunday baseball conference report is noted.
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Robert F. Gorman
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Beer Centre
Berlin Emerges Quiet After Nazi Boycott Ends
Berlin returned to normal after the one day Nazi boycott of Jewish economic life. Crowds watched the impact on trade as shops reopened and placards with slogans faded from the streets.
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Berlin
Internacional News Service
New Castle School Board Sets Millage At Fifteen For 1993-34
The New Castle school board formally fixes the district tax millage at fifteen mills for the 1993-34 year, a one mill cut from the current rate. The action follows prior Budget Committee review, with budget reductions including eliminations in staff and specialty positions, and a plan to refinance $70,000 in bonds for temporary savings.
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New Castle
Public
Summer Days in a Muddy Verse Parade
A quirky sun drenched ode blends garbled lines about summer joy and picnic dreams. It mentions steamer rides, shady trees, and pleasant weather despite unclear wording and mis-spellings. The piece conveys warm, nostalgic scenes of outdoor leisure.
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Daily Weather Report
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Isabel Hunter
Night Watchman
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Friends
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Ruth Judd
Assembly
Arthur Mometer
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