SUV V. DORAN. Acting Editor and Publisher
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Today’s child is better equipped than parents says NAEP head
Mary Rails, president of the classroom division of the National Educational Association, says today's average child is better mentally and physically prepared than parents were at the same age. Other items note new relief debates, publication of AAA checks, New Jersey legislative probes, Gov. Hoffman private inquiry, and details on war-era records and wounded veteran Jerry Vasconcelli in Denver.
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Northern Army Routs Haile Selassie Forces End of War
Italy presses its northern drive as Haile Selassie’s army flees with no resistance, signaling an end to the war. Hungary’s premier and the peasant party head fight in a dust up, both missing, leading to looming arrests. The premier has repeatedly ducked challenges byTalking his challengers out of confrontation.
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Tornado Toll and Crisis Prompt Aid Appeal
A deadly tornado ravaged several towns in the southern states causing extensive property losses estimated at 3 million dollars. The Red Cross announced a need for 1 million dollars to shelter and assist the homeless as officials reported scenes of destruction in Gainsville Georgia where a white fire truck appeared as a dummy amid the damaged business district. The report also notes Italy’s stance on the League of Nations amid Geneva talks on the Rhineland dispute.
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Electrician Charles Wilson Kills Girl in Mansfield
Charles Wilson, a young electrician, fatally shot Jean Moorhead, a Mansfield high school girl, claiming he only intended to scare her. The incident occurred as she sat in a car with another boy.
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Rocky Mountain Tax Payees See 30 Percent Rise In Income Taxes
Citizens of the Rocky Mountain region paid about thirty percent more income taxes this year than over the same period last year. The figure reflects a broader tax burden across the area with heightened government revenue needs.
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Five Soldiers Die in Plane Crash Over Blue Ridge
Five soldiers, all fliers, were killed when the plane crashed in the Blue Ridge mountains. The aircraft immediately burned after the crash as they were returning to camp following a weekend holiday.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Bombing near Paso del Macho Kills Fifty on Train
Rebels bombed a railway bridge near Paso del Macho wrecking a passenger train. The train plunged into a ravine with many coaches overturned, and about 50 people are believed killed. Rescue teams searched the wreckage for survivors amid the chaos.
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Paso del Macho
Tornadoes Devastate Gainesville and Tupelo. Martial Law Declared
A violent tornado wrecked Gainesville Georgia's business district and nearly razed Tupelo Mississippi. The death toll reached 420 with 200 at Tupelo and ten in Gainesville who were burned beyond recognition. Martial law was proclaimed in both towns to combat looting.
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Dempsey Known for Welfare Work Dies of Heart Attack
Timothy Dempsey, noted for aiding the poor in St. Louis, died of a heart attack. The Securities Commission lost its suit in the Supreme Court by a 6 to 3 decision. A war sign denounced arbitrary government power as Secretary Dern urged a larger Army, calling the current U S forces dangerously small.
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Senate Indian Affairs Committee Hears Yankton Sioux Plight
The Senate Indian Affairs Committee heard appeals for aid from Yankton Sioux Indians in South Dakota, told that a hard winter left the community near starvation and in need of relief.
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Marilyn Miller Death in New York Hospital
Sally and Sunny of the Ziegfeld follies obituary reports Marilyn Miller died in a New York hospital from toxic poisoning.
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Ziegfeld
Sally and
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Plane crash in Pennsylvania leaves eleven dead
Eleven people including nine passengers and two pilots die when a passenger plane crashes into a mountain side in Pennsylvania. A surviving stewardess rescues two passengers and, severely wounded, walks to a farmhouse for aid as heavy fog prevents landing at Pittsburgh.
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Fire crew finds dry pumper tank at Morrison fire
Morrison Illinois firemen answering a call discovered the fire engine’s pumper tank was dry. In political news, a complete reconstruction of the British cabinet with Baldwin and Eden to take new posts was reported likely to occur in June.
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Tragic Self Harm Linked to Song Gloomy Sunday
Fredy Hamilton of Sturgis Michigan hanged himself. Reports say the song Gloomy Sunday caused the boy's response. The piece had been banned in Hungary for the crisis it reportedly triggered.
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Zeppelin Hin denburg Makes Historic South America Flight
The new German airship Hin denburg completed its first transatlantic flight to South America and began the return voyage, signaling a milestone in aerial travel and German aviation.
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Inflationists Attack New Tax Bill Over Treasury Idle Funds
Currency inflationists charged the new tax bill was unnecessary citing over ten billion dollars idle in the treasury. They urged restraint and argued policy should utilize existing funds before raising levies.
John Hammill Dies in Minneapolis Hotel at Apoplexy
Former Iowa governor John Hammill died in a Minneapolis hotel from apoplexy. He had served as Iowa’s governor and was a notable political figure. The death occurred while he was away from home, prompting tributes from state officials and colleagues.
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Water as key to land use, testifies to resettlement officers
EF. H. Weicking of Washington told state resettlement officers that water is the key to land utilization, emphasizing the essential role of irrigation in farming plans.
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EF. H. Weicking
Washington
Realization and crimes touch city headlines in sparse note
Suppressed desire and theft led to a jailbreak dreamlike turn with Peter Kramer’s arrest after a street car theft. McCook farmer Charles Hollendors pleaded guilty to grain thefts and was bound over to district court. Farm real estate sales show a 10 to 15 percent rise versus last year as Omaha's Realty Board reports. Ioan: The Wayman in red who identified Dillinger quits deportation fight, heading to Romania with the next alien shipment. Floyd Horton and Mrs Johnston, convicted murderers, given life terms. Rep Hiledbrandt of South Dakota predicts a compromise saving part of the plains shield belt program. Alcott school in Hastings to be razed for a modern building. Fire on the Norwegian ship Tricolor spreads to forward hold. 40 crew aboard, 16 passengers transferred. J H Dollar, son of founder of the steamship line, dies. he was a VP. Royal Stuckney, Mccook physician since 1881, dies at 63. Revocation of Dr Brinkley’s medical license upheld in Denver. Rep Gassoway of Oklahoma to be governor with birth control platform. supports sterilization. State assistance board fights furniture cost claims. Commerce Dept splits US into 37 economic states to guide trends.
Railroads seek ICC approval to buy Union Transfer trucking
The Union Pacific Burlington Northwestern railroads have asked the ICC for permission to purchase the Union Transfer company to enter the trucking business on a large scale. The move follows their successful foray into trucking and signals a major expansion. Ambulence chasing lawyers face investigation by Lancaster county bar association president Soren sen. Charges against Lincoln lawyers are announced. High automobile speeds are defended by the automotive industry. Calls grow for proper driving laws to curb highway accidents. British statesmen seek new unofficial paths to draw the U S into a league of nations amid Europe armament tensions.
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Sorensen
Bar Association
Lancaster County
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Roper
Automotive Association
Oklahoma Ward Reports 2000 Men on Ref settlement
Ward said 2 000 men are working on resettlement projects. Over the weekend 61 traffic deaths occurred nationwide due to more motorists on warm roads. Many World War veterans in Nebraska face financial straits awaiting bonus payments. Hitchock County has over half its land leased to four oil firms planning test wells.
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Er Cal. Ward
Nebraska
Hitchcock County
Arrest of Furnas Robbery Ring Ends Crime Spree
Bill Brown and three other men were arrested in Furnas on a robbery ring case. Brown faced a sentence from two to five years in the pen as authorities broke up the gang.
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