Ames Police Probe In Death Of 17 Year Old Louise Tuber
In San Diego a private Hue corps member is questioned in the death of Louise Tuber 17 whose body was found hanging. Investigators seek clues to the flayer. clues point to a possible suicide as notes and testimony are reviewed. Police question several individuals linked to the case amid confusion over motive and timeline.
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Ma Hue Corps
Louise Tuber
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Bermuda Ban on Trade Unions Sparks Colonial Debate
In Bermuda, authorities move to ban trade unions amid political tensions. The measure aims to curb labor organization within the British colony, provoking sessions and strong opposition from reformist and labor voices seeking broader civil rights.
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Bermuda
Building Permits Reported With Large March Totals
Washington D C department reports March construction activity totaling 152 870 700 dollars. Permits issued show a sharp rise over the previous period with a 608 percent surge noted in overall building. Compared to March last year there is an 11.3 percent decrease in total construction activity.
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Bebra
Ars
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Thad
Thors
Iceland Reports Shifting Public Mood Toward Republicans
Berk-Savik dispatch from Reykjavik Iceland notes growing Republican sentiment amid local political shifts. Report highlights rising support for GOP figures and potential impact on parliamentary dynamics.
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Iceland
Copentiagen
Denmark
Berk- Savik
Hannibal's Pot of Gold Found in Jugoslavia Mystery
In Jugoslavia during the second Panik war campaign a pot of gold believed linked to Hannibal was found. Workmen uncovered earth containing ancient coins dating to the second century BCE. The site was tied to a building being torn down and referenced a figure titled Austria admiralHMegelliff in a wartime context.
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Maribos
Jugoslavia
Menmibal
Austria
Hmegelliff
Bari
Minare
Christ
Petition for library and recreation building in Pittman-Sullivan park
Community members push a petition for a Weanch library and a recreation building to be submitted to the mayor and commissioners after a city commission meeting. A committee led by A Sullivan seeks a separate branch library serving seven district schools with a future hearing and library board consideration.
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GM. Champers
City Commission
Moniy
Mra
A. Sullivan
George T. Botsford
Chambers
Wrigley Extends Gum-for-Wheat Plan in Canada
The William Wrigley Jr. company’s Canadian branch extends a gum-for-wheat program announced yesterday. Profits from gum sales in Canada will fund purchases of Canadian wheat at prices up to 65 cents a bushel. The program now targets 45,000 bushels, expanding beyond the initial figure.
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Wrigley
Canada
Willian Wrigley Jr
Star 1
Ite Wrigley
$3000 Stolen From Detroit Cashier
Police were searching for the second thief who cut a hole in the tape guarding cash and checks in the cashier’s office near the relief bureau beneath three officers. The pair fled yesterday afternoon with $3000 in cash and 2500 in checks.
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Detroit
Mich
Savant Proposes New Cabinet Post in Transportation
Professor William Ripley of Harvard, an authority on transportation, suggested yesterday that the secretary of transportation be created in the President's cabinet to solve the problems of the railroad industry. He spoke in an address at Columbia University.
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New York
William Ripley
Harvard
Hhat
Columbia University
Nixon Niedlinger Trial Opens in May
A filing announces that the Nixon Niedlinger trial will commence in May after discussions with Ex amining Magistrate Veckior. The document lists Frases NICE and Charlotte dlinger as involved figures with the court process and mentions 10 days for proceedings following two conferences.
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Nice
Frases
Charlotte Dlinger
Iedlinger
Jore Bonifacio
Lawrer
Veckior
Mrs Andrews Named First Woman Job Chief
Mrs Laudah Andrews is named the first woman to hold the position of chief in Washington. She will establish her headquarters in Omaha Nebraska and lead the agency with a focus on promoting reform and employment efficiency.
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Washinteon
Laudah Andrews
Tahar Junk Todas
Feifers
Nebracka
Andrews
Oinsha
Blues singer engages and marries musician in New York
New York April 21 A noted blues singer from The New Yorker is reported married to Lees Clarke 55, a trumpet player in an orchestra. The announcement confirms their marriage after prior engagements and public interest in the couple.
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New York
the New Yorker
Lees Clarke
Wage Slash Trend Decrease Seen in April Wartime Era
A garbled April 21 report notes wage declines amid wartime economic strain. Col. Arthur Wrodt, chairman of the emergencies committee, appears as a named official overseeing the period’s wage measures and industrial adjustments.
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Astimotus
Mapitly
Arthur Wrodt
Woman Ordered to Pay Alimony in Milwaukee Case
Mrs. Iatrie E. Schuler must pay alimony of 465 a month to Chetan E. Schuler as support and rent for Guatiera in one of her apartment houses. The notice dates from April 21 and originates in Los Angeles.
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Angeles
Iatrie E. Schuler
Ol. Must. Jy
Chetan Ee Schuler
Er Hushana
Fren
Guatiera
Government to Borrow Additional 30 Million This Week
Washington reports the government plans a further borrowing of 30 million dollars this week. Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announced the move as part of ongoing fiscal measures. The note advises investors of the schedule extending into April 21.
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Tnivent Service
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon Jm Nonineni
Oregon asks U. S. for Smedley Butler
Salem, April 21. Governor Julius Meier says he is negotiating with federal authorities to bring Major General Smedley D. Butler to Oregon to organize a new state police department after his prior enforcement drive in Philadelphia. Butler’s civilian service is sought to head a state police agency.
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Oregon
U. S
Smedley Butler
Salem
Ore
Smedley D. Buller
Philadelphia
Julius
Meile
Marine Corps Office
Gregon
Police Funds Probe Tangles Graft Claims In Chicago
Special grand jurors in Chicago probe alleged police graft, scrutinizing police captains as they pursue potential corruption in funding and operations. The investigation focuses on financial dealings within the force and raises questions about oversight and accountability.
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Chicago
Tony
Pelrate Han
Actor Weds New York Bil in Hollywood Elopement
Hollywood April 21. Elopement of Armand Koliz, veteran singer and screen actor, and Madeline Mateh Weiner, formerly of New York, has been revealed by the couple.
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Hollywood
Calif
Armand Koliz
Singe
Madeline Mateh Weiner
New York
Doctor Disappears in St Louis Kidnaping Feared
ST LOUIS April 21 1958 police and county authorities search for Dressdacy J Kelley a prominent mid west physician who failed to return from a sick pill last night His wife says he piloted to return and police think he was waylaid and killed in a possible kidnapping case
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Kflanpon
Washington honors father of the nation at D A R tribute
In Washington D C on April 91 the D A R honored George Washington, the pivotal figure behind the organization and its purpose. D A R members paid homage to the man who greatly influenced the group’s founding and ideals.
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Tmrn
George Washington
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