June Arrival Highlights Nearness of City Election
June arrival underscores the municipal vote looming a week away with fourteen candidates on the official ballot. Democrats and Republicans name seven contenders for mayor and four for aldermen, with incumbents and former officials in the slate and three-column ballot design noted.
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Frederic
Af yor
Elmer F. Sfunshox
Lloyd C. Culler
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Culler
Major
Mr Eichelberger
Register
Charles T. Butcher
Robert &. Grove
Jesse W. Kolb
Herbert S. Schroeder
G. Willam Shiples
Butcher
Schroeder
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Man Believed to Have Leaped from Plane Found
Virginia report identifies Janet Alexander and Frank Wood as persons tied to a man who jumped from an aircraft. The body was located near Rien img man, nt hous, with several details remaining unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Frank Wood
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Weather Summary for Tacoma Missing Data
Weather report fragment for Tacoma with missing dates and measurements. Mentions normal June precipitation about 3 inches versus actual in 1933 and 1934, high and low temperatures, sunset and moon phase details, but many values are garbled or incomplete.
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Staged Mail Theft Nets $17 000 at Conshohocken Station
Three men dressed as laborers robbed two sacks of mail at Conshohocken station. They wore masks and carried pistols, lifting cash bound for payrolls and a national bank, as a train progressed toward Norristo. Details vague due to damaged text.
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Philadelphia
No Change in U S War Debt Stand
Senate approval of a compromise stock and regular tariff bill hinges on Democratic leader Byrns and measures may delay. The administration faces Republican resistance over wartime veteran pensions and industry maneuvers. House Rules committee approved the proposal as a step toward final action.
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Stock Prices Dark Side Of Market Hum amid Quiet Trade
New York reports stock prices hovering near the dark side of the market as trading remains dull despite light business news and seasonal recessions. Grains surged early then eased, while forecasts for distressed districts showed scattered gains and losses, with some futures and commodities fluctuating.
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Roosevelt Guest 7 ae's the happest and proud ed States
Fragmentary text references Roosevelt and a request to use influence for travel aboard a vessel. The readable portion mentions a press resident and James Rooseve Tessan, with garbled phrasing about a meeting or request. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are established.
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Hood College commencement week marks degree candidates
Hood College crime week is highlighted by 33 candidates for Bachelor of Arts degrees. Dr and Mrs Apple lead events including baccalaureate sermon by President Apple, a commencement address by Dr George Zoox, and Alumnae Day activities. Notable soloists and student compositions featured in Brodbeck Hall concert.
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Middletown
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Hagerstown
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May Sneak
Manheim
Carolyn Shepard
Pisbursh
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Sabillas
Ceremonies Arranged for Toledo Memorial Day Observance
Confederate Memorial Day services are set for Sunday at Mt Oliver and St John’s Catholic cemetery under the PuZhugh Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy. Graves of Civil War soldiers will be decorated, with a program led by Albert S Broun and Rev Carlton M Harms.
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Puzhugh Lee
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Albert S Broun
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South
Clinton G Spain
St. John’s ce
Mollie Eisenhauer
St John's church
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Frighugh Lee Chapter
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O. Reedy
m.th P. Smith
Fragments From Lodge Meeting Mentioning St Joseph and Mother Seton
A damaged fragment describes a lodge gathering with references to St Josephs, Mother Seton, and past grand officers. It notes a brief moment of refreshments after the session and that J F Bittle presided, thanking visitors for their presence and support of the lodge.
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George Lo Maoirs
J. W Moore
Kee
Charles FL. Seeger
George Baker
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Arm Fracture After Toppling Onto Baby Carriage
Mrs Charles E Stine sustained a fractured arm in an unusual accident at her home Monday when stepping onto a baby carriage while dancing in fine clothes caused her to fall to the ground.
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Charles E Stine
Stine
nancin
Roosevelt Holds Edge as New Deal Faces Election Storm
Washington dispatch notes anxious times ahead for the New Deal amid labor strife and faltering business. Roosevelt remains the party’s strongest political healer with a broad unemployment and old age program likely to be proposed, including unemployment insurance, death insurance, and pension measures.
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Idle but Not Nuts: Bennett Claims Sanity Amid Explosive Standoff
In Alameda California Frank Bennett, a 38 year old unemployed mechanic, spent nearly 24 hours perched atop an explosive laden car, denying insanity despite police and doctors placing him under observation. He cited desperation from a starving family and rejected offered jobs and $2,000 to surrender, insisting he would not betray his stance. The case drew in attorneys and authorities as bomb squad experts prepared to handle the device.
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Quintuplets to be shown at Chicago fair headline
Rev Fr Dani Routhier announced Olvia Dionne father of quintuplets signed a contract with a tour bureau. The children will travel as soon as Dr. Annes and her babies are ready. In another item, Charles M Carbauch filed for an absolute divorce from Beulah Carbauch in Circuit Court.
Ousting Pickard Debate Sparks Cotton Campaign Ties
Democratic lawmakers push to remove Edward T. Pickard head of the cotton test division of the Commerce Department. Evidence cited includes his past publicity stunt involving Mrs Honver in a cotton dress for a one-fist-more-cotton campaign.
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Edward T. Pickard
Department of Commerce
Pickard
Honver
NEA Service, Inc
Roosevelt Attends Groton Graduation for Youngest Son John
President Roosevelt attends John Roosevelt’s graduation at Groton School in Groton Massachusetts. He travels from Worcester by open car, greets residents along the route, and plans to stay on campus in the afternoon to watch crews. He will participate in the school’s fiftieth anniversary tomorrow and may speak.
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John
Groton School
Worcester
Racecrelt
Washington
James Roosevelt
Anna Curtis Dall
James
Worchester
Arbitration of Chaco War Moves to Arbitration Over Mediation
Geneva reports that the League of Nations Council will accept Bolivia's appeal for arbitration of the Chaco war under Article 15, with Paraguay signaling no objection. Observers warn the shift could affect the proposed munitions embargo, as the council weighs a new settlement path.
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Council of the League of Nations
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Chaco
Paraguay
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Paracuaran defense ministry
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Escaped inmate held on murder charge
An escaped inmate, Muze, is held on a murder charge near Fredericksburg Virginia after a companion, Paul Yruntz, was captured. Authorities say a detective traced the escape and arrested Muze shortly after the earlier arrest of Yruntz. the two were linked to a vehicle pursuit and robbery was considered but not proven here.
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