Woman Victim Of Trunk Murder In Syracuse N Y
Syracuse police hunt a suspect after the body of Laura Krenvich is found stuffed in a cedar chest at her home. Authorities seek Larry Gassney alias Cough, who had been living with the Krenrichs, amid a fatal murder investigation.
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Syracuse, N.Y
Syracuse
Laura Krenvich
Krenvich
Hunt
Larry Gassney
Y Cough
Krenrish
Krenrich
Gassney
Memorial Day Peony Bloom Breaks Ten Year Pattern
Agnes West of Vine Street notes this year the Memorial Day peonies bloomed for the first time in ten years. About 500 blooms appeared, and a New York to Chicago bus reported a 315 stop journey, while passengers were unsettled by yard delays. Meanwhile Harold Critchlow Jr., 12, near Boston Avenue, caught a 26 inch long, six pound prize, and a county education office released a fine print report for state education.
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Agnes West
Vine Street
New York
Chicago
Indiana
Shenango
Harold William Critchlow, Jr
Boston Avenue
Pa News
Pennsylvania
Pink lotus seed 400 years old sprouts anew in Illinois conservatory
A pink lotus seed buried for four centuries in a Marcheerian peat bog has germinated at Garfield Park Conservatory. Discovered two years ago by Prof. F. Chamberlain of the University of Chicago the seed was studied by the Field Museum. Dr. B E Delgreen softened the shell with acid and the seed sprouted within a week.
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Infernational News Service
Chicago
Garfield Park Conservatory
F. Chamberlain
Univer of Chicago
Feeld Museum
B.E. Dehlgreen
Daily Weather Report Summary for Q4 period
United States weather statistics for the quarter ending at 5 PM Wednesday show a maximum temperature of 82, minimums around 62, and precipitation near 0.7 inches. River stage noted at 39, with other values including 14 for precip total and 7 inches for unspecified metric.
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United States
Opossum Family Finds Home At New Library
A mother opossum and four babies were found at the foot of a library stairway near the basement. Custodian Louis Wadlinger built a box trap to safely entice them, and forester Owen Penfield Fox arranged relocation to Gaston Park for a proper habitat with food and safety.
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Louis Wadlinger
Alice Sterling
Owen Penfield Fox
Forester
Fox
Gaston Park
Two Strikes Continue In Pittsburgh District
Pittsburgh remains in two strikes as intercity truckers press for a five percent wage increase and bakery workers walk out over seniority and closed shop demands. Picket lines around 35 major plants maintain disruption while unions dispute shipment delays, with about 1400 drivers and 2000 bakers involved.
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International News
Pittsburgh
Ficket
General Teamsters Council
Japan Returns Baptist Mission To U S Owners
Tokyo dispatch reports Japanese officials leaving for China to determine the status of foreign properties and acquiesce to American requests. An American Baptist mission in Chapel was returned to its owners amid the protest over traces of American property in China.
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Japan
Baptist Mission
U. S
Hyme National News Service
Tokyo
United States
China
Tokyo Foreign Office
Mhi ‘Tary
Chapel
Soviet Parachute Army Ready To Aid In Czechoslovakia
Berlin June 3 Soviet Russia's famed parachute regiments are said to be standing by to deploy thousands of troops to Czechoslovakia in an emergency, according to the German Angriff newspaper from Budapest. The report appears as German protests in Prague over a Czech raid on a German citizen's home in Senttenberg are noted. The Angriff also claims communist circles boast that President Edouard Benes telephones Joseph Stalin daily for advice, and Cardinal Kaspar reports Vatican action against Budren German party priests.
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Cancer National
Berlin
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Angriff
Budapest
Prague
Senttenberg
Edouard Benes
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Kaspar
Budren
Vatican
Angrilf
Townsend Picnic At Park Saturday
On Saturday June 4 the second annual Townsend basket picnic of The 28th congressional district will be held at Cascade Park AL W800 and 7 20 Capt Russell R fland of Los Angeles Cal and other noted speakers will address the audience from the bandstand Capt Hend national representative at Townsend station outlines plans for southern California This is one of the initial speaking tour stops by the Lepsian through hour Pra teylvaras.
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United States
Charges Fly In Iowa Primary
Des Moines reports Gov. Kraschel moves to challenge Rep. Wearin for the Democratic senatorial nomination amid White House support. Kraschel planned an Iowa radio address to appeal to voters after criticizing relief administrator Harry Hopkins for meddling.
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International News Service
Des Moines
Iowa
Nelson G. Kraschel
Otha D. Wearin
White House
Harry le Hopkins
Krachel
Guy M. Gillette
Duke And Duchess Married One Year
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor marked their first wedding anniversary in Cannes France at their new villa La Croe. They began the day at the Grand Hotel Cap d Antibes then visited villa Tab 10 16 a m. The Duchess wore a white summer dress and sandals. the Duke wore white flannels and a blue polo shirt. They planned a private lunch on their beach beneath a large umbrella. Congratulatory telegrams and messages arrived, including two from members of the British royal family. The weather matched their wedding day.
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International
Cannes
France
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
la Croe
Grand Hotel
Cap D'Antibes
Czechs Apologize For German Raid Controversy
Prague news report states Germany protested a raid on a German home at Senflenberg by Czech soldiers. Foreign Minister Karol Krofta apologized to German Minister Ernest Eisenhote, expressing regrets for the incident and seeking to ease tensions between Czechoslovakia and Germany.
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Cintergstions
Prague
Germany Today
Guechoslovakis
Senflenberg
Ernest Eisenlote
Karol] Krofta
Class Day at Senior High ends with bright weather frolic
Unusual review staged by the Class of 1938 at Senior High featured a jovial program. Senior historians and underclass tributes opened with school orchestra music and a production set on Shangri La. Actors led by Dit Schrobty portrayed Fagh Shunis as the troupe offered song dance and story. Proceeds highlighted by Jane Smith and Dick Gulma, with master of ceremonies Frank Robinson guiding campus memory.
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Martial HS
Jerry Fisk
James
Utspia
Aves
preMey
Shangri-La
Jane Smith
Dick Gulma
Linma
Eac
Dorsths Maher
Wendell Morrich Wich
Urehyn
Democrats Seek Harmony in State Party
Democratic leaders pressed for a formal settlement of primary grievances as David L. Lawrence and U S Senator Joseph F. Pottery split before a state capitol meeting to map plans for reorganizing the party. Guffey endorsed the nominees and pledged to lead in the November campaign while Matthew H. McCloskey Jr. resisted removal and hinted at retirement as a Guffey return looms.
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Harrisburg
Democratic Party
Elec
Sui Deni Operatic
David L. Lawrence
U.S
Joseph F.outley
Guffey
Ucked
Matthew H. McCloskey
Philadelphia
State Finance
McCloskey
Gudenberg Apprehended in Hamburg Harbor Custody
Secret police boarded the Inez Hamburg in Ouxhaven to seize Werner Gudenberg, wanted in the United States on espionage charges. He faces potential fate similar to Dr Ignatio Griebl, jailed briefly then freed, with charges centering on passport irregularities and allegedly slowing away on the liner. Spying and political offenses do not permit extradition.
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Ouxhaven
Germany
Inez
Hamburg
Werner George Gudenberg
Gudenberg
Ignatio Griebl
Grebl
New York
Gudenberg 35
Hartland Held Democratic Senate On New Charges
Hartland, former county treasurer, held on new misappropriation charges after arrest by County Detective Paul A. Welsh. He pleads not guilty as bail seeks addition to the $7,500 already posted. Previous embezzlement charges linked to alleged transfers of funds between accounts amid coal shortages and WPA funds debate. Senators Copeland and Bailey lead the administration for relief and a major wartime aid-lend measure. Continuous coverage notes potential late-session actions if filibuster fails.
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Joseph He Hartland
Paul A. Welsh
L. C. Mant
Farlye
Atlty
Hhurday Agiinet
Chorses
Wolter
Yresterday
Wwe
Washington
Democratic Senate
Ingiauiors
WPA
Arthye
Copeland
York
Bailey
North Carre
Eaders
Roosevelt to study British trade union act this summer
President Roosevelt announced a government mission to England this summer to study labor conditions and the British trade union act. He said the purpose is not to modify the National Labor Relations Act but to learn, and the commission will include employers, labor, and government representatives. He did not confirm Gerard Swope or Dean Lloyd K. Garrison as members.
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Loreriaonal News
Washington
Roosevelt
England
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Liogd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin
Four Are Killed In Auto Crash In Texas
STEPHENVILLE Tex June 1 The head on collision of a truck and a stranded bus killed four persons including two show girls and left six others in the hospital with genius injuries today A dozen more were slightly hurt The bus carried twenty four members of Belde Martines orchestra a popular dance band in the southwest Martines suffered a fractured skull and was given only a slight chance to live Those killed were W W Matthews 60 of San Antonio driver of the bus Herman Lemons 18 the truck driver Miss Prances Valdez 18 and Miss Flora Garcia both showgirls with the orchestra The crash occurred near Jaredon Free miles from here yesterday
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International News Service
Stephenville
Tex
Beldie Martines Orchestra
Martines
W. W. Matthews
San Antonio
Herman Lemons
Prances Valdez
Flora Garcia
Jaredon I'rex
Flying Boat Breaks Speed Record On Trip
Honolulu harbor witnessed the Ciba flying boat set a new speed record for the route to Dutch New Guinea, beating the previous San Diego Honolulu mark by about 24 minutes. The 30 year old Richard Archbold led a party aboard the aircraft traveling as a moving laboratory for Port James, with the group aiming at San Diegon.
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Honolulu
T.H
New Gaines
U.S. Navy
Richard Archbold
Zepetella Placed Under Probation
Zepetella was placed on three years probation by Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker after pleading guilty to acquiring tuushuans wither paying an lan. He was arrested November 10 when federal agents found 234 grains of marshuar seed in his possession.
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Pittsburgh
Omas Zepetella
New Castle
F. P. Schoonmaker
Pepetella
BS Gets
Pigapeni
Death Record for Robert J. Mellon and Frank J. Jandavonue
In Ellwand City and Cleveland area, notices list lives of Robert J. Mellon aged 69 and Frank J. Jandavonue aged 82 with death details from June 1858 notices. Names appear in fragmentary obituary notices reflecting local record-keeping.
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Robert J. Mellon
Ellwand
Frank Jh. Jandavonue
Wedener
Cleve
Rumors of Confession in Kidnapping Case Spur Search
Taverner Key Largo Fla June 3 A hurried federal car was sent out after a searching party locating what is believed to be an important clue in the kidnapping of 5 year old Jimmy Cash Jr The mystery and rumor mill swirl as reports say a confession may have been wrung from one of six suspects with the FBI line tied to Princeton and Edgar Hoover.
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Tavernier
Key Largo
Fla
Dur
James Bailey Cash, Jr
Matsreez
Princeton
Pte
Jimmy Cash
Arthur Tze
Miami
Federal Bureau of Inn
James Bailey Cash
Ed Ware
Hevesi Gary
Edgar Hoover
Feder
Bursau
Gabe
Oto
Inaugural Parade Causes Noise and Chaos in City
Distracted crowds and blaring horns disrupted the inaugural procession as vehicles groaned under strain. Battered cars, empty hats, and torn outfits visible amid the confusion. Residents report a chaotic scene with shouts and tears as the event unfolded.
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Hartland
Senate
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Hoover
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