Tidal Wave Blame Plaged In Hawaii Tragedy
Nine tidal waves struck Hilo harbor within 24 hours blamed on Madame Pele as rangers struggle to recover bodies of Sylvester Nunes and Margaret Enos from a lava ledge 400 feet below Ellane volcano. Kahuna warns further resistance to rescue actions. Nunes killed Enos over marriage, then leaped into the volcano. National Park rangers have not recovered the bodies yet.
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Kahuna
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Margaret Enos
Mayor Duane Fashions Stovepipe Hat Year Round
In Waltham Massachusetts on June 4 Mayor Patrick J. Duane is noted as a leading exponent of the stovepipe hat and Prince Albert coat. He reportedly wears the silk hat and coat every day regardless of function or weather.
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Patrick J. Duane
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Jewish Confirmation Observed During Festival of Weeks
Shabaoth the Festival of Weeks will be observed Thursday evening and Friday by Jewish people. A class of 18 Temple Beth El pupils completes a nine year program and will be confirmed at the June 8 service at 7 30. The group includes Frances Alder Sidney Samuel Borschow Alexander A Browner Annie Charles Joe M Freeman David Henry Frisch Max Herman Herestein Nell Earle Jacobs Helen Elaine Lichten Nathan Lipner Adele Nassauer Fred Joske Oppenheimer Zelda Plantowsky Justine Sesinvsky Fred Siegel Edward Nathan Spiegel Beryl Lassar Weiner Louise Zimmerman. The Temple choir will perform under Frederick King at both services and the pupils will sing as a group. Bertram Simon will play violin and participate in the blessing of the children.
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Frederick King
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Court Bailiff Stops Man Seizing Pistol At Utah Court
In Salt Lake City on June 4 federal court attaches overpowered Buel Victor Dawson after he grabbed a pistol from Captain James M. Smith, deputy U S marshal. Bailiff A J Davie prevented the weapon from discharging. Judge Tillman D. Johnson had just sentenced Dawson to 15 months at Leavenworth.
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INS
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Buel Victor Dawson
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A. J. Davie
Dawson
Leavenworth
Mammoth Stag Party Planned by Elks June 6
San Antonio Elks announce the first big stag party to open a summer schedule of festivities. The night features a "Happy Days Are Here Again" slogan, a ceremonial heralding of the Order of the Stag, introduction of candidates, and a buffet lunch at the Elks club building.
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San Antonio Elks
Elks Club
Robbery at Fair Store Nets 5500 Dollars
Three armed bandits held up three men in the garage of the Fair department store in downtown Chicago and escaped with 5500 dollars. Police searched for the suspects. Strong crime details outline the bold robbery today in the city.
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Jane Addams Urges Antiwar Planks for Parties
Chicago June 4 Jane Addams a leading peace advocate urged both major parties to include anti-war planks in their platforms. She emphasized diplomacy and international cooperation as essential to preventing conflict.
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Jane Addams
Chicago
Five California Solons Favor Loan
Five southern California legislators led by State Senator J L Peedrotti and Assemblymen William G Bonelli George F Gillett Frederick F Hauser and Williard E Badham voiced support for a 5 million public works bill today in Congress to ease the severe unemployment problem in the state.
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Los Angeles
California
Congress
J. L. Peedrotti
Wiliam G. Bonelli
George F. Gillett
Frederick F. Hauser
Williard E. Badham
Two Insull Power Firms to Be Heard
The federal trade commission announced a hearing in Washington D C next Tuesday to examine the affairs of the two Insull group power companies as part of the commission's investigation into power and facilities.
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Washington, D. C
Insull Group
Federal Trade Commission
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War Vet Kills Wife Then Is Mortally Wounded by Police
In Vineland New Jersey on June 4 John B Tamint 36 a World War II veteran shot and killed his wife as she slept in their home. He was mortally wounded minutes later after police besieged the residence during a pistol duel. Police believe Tamint suddenly went insane.
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John B. Tamint
Tamini
Layman Elected Chief by Church in Historic Vote
Kingston June 4 08 In a historic first the reform ed general synod elected a layman as vice president Elder B Piment of Holland Michigan and the Rev Edward Dawson of Passaic New Jersey were chosen as president and vice president of the synod during the session in Kingston The event marks a milestone for the church body and demonstrates a shift toward lay leadership.
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Reformed General Synod
B. Pbiment
Holland, Mich
Edward Dawson
Passaic
N. Jy
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Grove Proclaims Chilean Revolt With Air Force Backing
SANTIAGO Chile June 4 INE Col Marmaduke Grove a stormy rebel declared a revolt against the government backed by the Chilean air force. Government troops surrounded the rebel area near Bantinge as fighting began.
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Chile
Col Marmaduke Grove
Martinz Ingwan
Alrmen i Thor Barrneka
Bantinge
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