Senate Deliberates War Court Pact Amid Voting Divisions
The Senate Relations Committee reports on adhesion to the Permanent Court of Justice as debates split along party lines. Proponents favor wider access to the court, while opponents push amendments preserving the Monroe Doctrine and limiting signatory reach.
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Woman and Children Die in Greenwich Fire
A blaze swept two family houses in Grew causing the deaths of a woman and two children. Fire crews battled the flames but could not save the victims. Local authorities opened inquiries into the blaze.
Presbyterian pension plan would pay ministers at 65
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of Keelien proposed a self sustaining pension system. Ministers would retire at 65 with an annuity funded by employer and minister contributions. The plan would also provide a minimum annual pension of 608 dollars for widows and orphans upon a minister’s death. Eligibility opens to those 65 or younger within one year of joining.
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Army Airmen Landing On Soviet Territory In Storm
Fragmentary OCR notes describe army airmen landing in a Soviet area amid a storm. Text hints at a tense reception and a desire to depart quickly. No coherent dates or names could be confirmed from the readable fragment.
Italian Parliament Opens With Dignity in Rome
Rome May 24. The newly elected parliament opened with King Victor Emmanuel delivering a throne speech. He recalled the ninth anniversary of entry into the war and spoke of victory.
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England Celebrates Day of Imperialism Observances
Fragmentary OCR text describes a day of imperial celebrations in England with scattered phrases about exhibitions, farms, campereerish feces, and alebrations. Names and clear facts are missing.核心 details cannot be confirmed from the fragment.
Mystery of 13 year old boy's death in Chicago sparks kidnapping theory
Police and detectives study clues in the death of Frank, 13, whose body was found after a ransom demand for 10 000 was received by his father. Investigators consider a plot like a film, noting a yellow horn rimmed pair of glasses and a typewritten note as key clues as they pursue suspects.
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Tokio Welcomes Army Aviators Amid Public Enthusiasm
Tokio on May 24 greeted three American aviators circumnavigating the globe with warmth and official honors. Crowds gathered at Kasumaga and the railroad station as Naeska, president of the Imperial Aviation Association, hailed the flyers as heroes of the air. Japanese officials and mechanics praised the achievement and extended cordial references to the United States in a day of receptions and transfers.
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Public School Place To Teach Recreation Conference Notes
Delegates of the National Conference on Recreation discuss improving public school programs to train youth in varied physical activities. President Jady Vine outlines coordination of the country's recreational resources and stresses providing feasible leisure options for children through school programs.
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Police Seek Two Men After Shot Incident Injures Two
Police search for two suspects after a shooting wounded a woman in the face and a man in the side. Investigators say a firearm pierced a vehicle during the incident. No further details were released.
Lila Lee Files Suit Against Her Parents
Lila Lee from Los Angeles sues her parents in a civil action filed in May. The case seeks relief from alleged claims linked to family matters. Local records show the suit naming the parties and court venue.
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Lila Lee
Unclear multiple World News Briefs From May Reports
A scrambled May dispatch summarizes varied events including German labor issues, deadly storms in Missouri, injuries from dynamite incidents in Pittsburgh, financial reserve changes in New York, a police case involving theft and lockers, and corruption verdicts. The text is heavily garbled with names and places partially unreadable.
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Denverssea
St Lovis le Orteber
Condemn War Speaks At World Conference On Civilisation
A faith led call from the World Conference of Churches endorses peace, condemning war as death to civilization. The text urges conscription of wealth and labor to avert jeopardized human life and urges global commitment to restraint and reform.
Accused of Gambling Reported at District Federation Meet
A report from Atlantic City says attendees at the Second Annual Convention of the Third District Trade Federation accused an individual of gambling. The group, composed of Monroe printers and the U S public printer, discussed incidents linked to games of chance.
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