Hawaii Governor defends Massie case amid island crime debate
Lawrence M. Jodo, governor of the Territory, writes an exclusive defense in International News Service addressing attacks on Mrs. Massie and related Honolulu crime. He asserts Honolulu remains safe, cites tougher police measures, and explains the Ben Ahakuelo discharge in the Massie case was not a pardon, detailing trial history and post-sentencing actions.
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Lawrence Aldudd
Marwan
Iie Masite
International
Frison
Ben Ahakuce
Mrs. Massie
Lawrence M. Jodo
T. H. Dan J. White
Massie
Donolulu
Hawaii
Honolulu
City
Crime Commission J
Saneeme Court of Tanaisal
Roy Kot
Jude
Albert M. Cristy
Sisson
Dezere
Brown University
Tho
Seul
Ala Moana
Maesie
Guil
Ascaule
Aante
Prises
Hishey Rustenin
Frearig
Stanford
Surge Cristy
Auto Show Sets New Attendance Record in New York
A garbled 1930s style dispatch reports the second annual national automobile show in New York. The Grand Central Market area hosts the event with strong attendance and promising exhibitor turnout. The piece mentions delays and unclear details due to transcription errors.
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York
Grand Central
Wales
Rescued Runaways Again Sought After Car Escape
A fragmented report describes a family search for two runaways after an escape in a car. The text references individuals linked to Havlor Street and a custody incident, with unclear names and places. Readers are left with a partial, non-cohesive account of the pursuit and custody situation.
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Nck Stevenson Anni
Bath
Havlor Street
Illinois Goverment Debates Revenue and Officials Pay
The Illinois assembly discusses a proposed reduction in public official salaries to take effect after the elections and calls for a constitutional convention to modernize revenue and other sections. The current special session aims to address unemployment revenue and related issues.
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Emien
Ben Callut
Lob
Universon
Viel
Cressy
Che Vali
Walil
Watery OCR Draft: Gatty Named towu. 8 Post
Gatty was appointed to a high commission without examination. The process drew criticism and a government inquiry followed. The case sparked debate about wartime appointments and oversight, highlighting political tensions in the capital.
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Gatty
Death Penalty Assaults Sought in Special Session
Governor Aud plans a forthright response to assaults, urging a special session to push for the death penalty. The Rev. secretary and others announced support, with defense officials preparing positions as the case unfolds.
Justice Agent to Study Law Enforcement
Justice agent to study law enforcement overhaul in Alabama. Officials request reformation and a formal plan announced by the attorney general’s office. Investigation details and scheduling to be released publicly.
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Justice
Nance ONeil Arrested After Early Morning Ride
Nance O Neil, 68, of Cast, and coworkers faced charges after an early morning incident at the police station. They were charged with public intoxication and disorderly conduct, later released on recognizance as the case proceeded.
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Nance O'Neil
Sgeles
Dan
Aid SY
US to Participate in Chicago Pair World’s Fair
A scrambled report outlines US participation in Chicago’s World’s Fair with references to exhibits, Seeley obstructing guidance, and a plan to showcase a century of progress. It notes a presidential press stance and Attorney General instructions affecting travel and enforcement machinery in preparation for the event.
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Chicago
West Esteraa
Massie Asks Speedy Trial in High Profile Case
In a bid for an early hearing, Massie and his defense requested a speedy trial for the alleged assault on his wife. The case timeline stalled as counsel argued for prompt action, citing public interest and prior delays. Prosecution and defense clashed over readiness and scheduling.
Debt Conference May Be Delayed
unclear OCR text discusses a debt conference likely delayed with mentions of Lausanne and January timelines. fragments reference tentative dates and planning notes but no coherent facts or identifiable entities beyond generic places and terms.
State May Legalize Races for Income
A fragmentary report hints at legislative moves to legalize races for income. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicate potential political action and regulatory debate. The article references institutions and individuals in a vague context without solid details.
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Boise
Tog Rees
Willy Wore
City Sans Stamps to Mail Out Bills in Philadelphia
Disjointed OCR text notes mail out of bills in Philadelphia on June 1. Mentions Heceivir of Vines Arthie and Brenner toddy with unclear references and a stray postal context. The readable fragment suggests a municipal billing or stamp issue event with unsettled names.
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City
Philadelueula
Heceivir of
Vines Arthie i
Brenner
Pimples Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A reader recounts years of pimples on the head and face with severe itching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, relief came in about two weeks and complete healing in roughly three months, with several cakes and boxes used. Signed by Otho Goodwin from Apex North Carolina.
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Otho Goodwin
Apex
N.C
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