Six Held In Stabbing Of CCC Boy Reportedly
Six men were detained for questioning after the stabbing death of a CCC camp youth in Empressville. The victim, Malone Shreven, died from wounds after an argument with Job Founkschen, leading to arrests and a renewed inquiry by city officials and district attorneys.
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Turether
Silvia Matone
Barto Rican
Worybotal Bhreet
Gronkjin
COC
Trun Cayce Pany
Empreyscille
Malwiy
Goryral Hospital
Unen
Wintesoane
Michael Quinones
Pues Rionn
New York
Sar
Ewart Bethune
Lot Street
Janintea
L. Ly
Quieres
Joba
Malone
Corvas
Dry Clegedae T Fry
Washington Street
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Gi City
Hven
Te Cemp Ane
Bantne
Trade Falls Fees Delay Final Vote
Washington April 7 lists a long procedural struggle over the trade pact with amendments aimed at shaping drafting. Senate debates focus on a McCarran style extension and various amendments touching tax, excise, and trade control with partisan lines shaping the outcome.
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Washington
WPI
Congress
Senate
Tat NcCerran
Cordell Thutram
Tat Hartigon
Fin Finance Committee
Toor Villingett
Cam
Trent
Harrison
Ker Pittman DeNevt
McCarran
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Alan B.adams
Dcola
Rovert Nl LaFallele
Raralgas
Republicns
Charles L. Ite
Rary
Sitter Siane
Herald Journal Boy Delivers Papers Through Flood Waters
Frank Merrow, a Herald Journal paper carrier from Sconanda Street, waded through floodwater to deliver newspapers. Residents marooned on porches watched as he braved swift currents and rising water to reach Oneida Creek area during the morning.
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Herald-Journal
Sconandoe
Oneida
Creek
Uti
Vuelv
Moreow
Ikeenelan Steels
Tehieh
Sindernenih
Frank Merrow
Sconandua
Hn Ween
Carriurgy Foreveral
Walnut Street
Donald Morrow
Syenense Herald-Journal
Carrict Bay
Wagho
Péles Moody
Russians Adopt Record Arms Budget as USSR Forms Karelia Finland Republic
The Supreme Soviet approved a record arms outlay of about 2.4 billion rubles and a 183.2 billion ruble revenue forecast for the new fiscal year. It voted to create the Karelia Finnish Federal Soviet Socialist Republic, joining Finnish areas to the USSR with equal representation in the Supreme Soviet. Finnish language designated official in the new republic.
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Supreme Soviet
Moser
Teabbes
Burget Yeas
He Eesr
Russia
Ussr
US Grandmothers Gather in Capital For Four Day Event
Grandmothers from New York, Florida, and beyond converge on Washington for a four day lark in the capital. National president Mrs. Marlo K. Brown of Chicago presides as the group plans lectures, receptions, and social activities in the White House era, highlighting the role of grandmothers in modern life.
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Granitimss
New York
Florida
Chin
Marlo K. Brown
Chilexga
Prewmonia
Domercon
Lea
White Howes
Franklin
Roosevelt
Laur
Tae
Health Head Highlights Rising Cancer Rates
Health official warns cancer is increasing as the population ages. He urges local education networks and national groups to boost awareness and early detection, calling for free diagnostic labs and expanded research funding.
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Tharans Phir
Owen
Ue Pralie
United States
Parcan
Roosevelt
Parraw
Sist
Geveloy
Americ Society For
Caneer
Sinca
Puolic
Ser-ee
National Cancer Institute
Hoppe Meets Otto Reiselt in Decisive Chess Play
The World chess championship duel reaches a climax as Wille Hoppe of New York faces Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia with Hoppe needing three more wins to clinch the title. In other action, Hibvili of New York drops a 50-43 decision to Allen of Chicago in 52 innings as the match tightens the standings.
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Chicago
Wille Beppe
New York
Oito Reizell
Philadallenia
Fuppe
Tuttye Mora
Assuvaa Fae
Hibvili
Allen
Bell
Woshetes
Mare
Rubin
Jose
Welker Cochenn
San Francisco
Hammer
Meico
Carson Seid
Mizell
Henville
Women Howlers Prep For W I B C Meet At Jefferson Academy
Emma Phalez of Coluxous and Mrs. Alnerta Crows predict near 1100 teams in the Women’s International Howling Congress event. Syracuse expects 500 teams with about 80 percent monster hovers amid uneven booziee entries. Cincinnati reports 741 teams in 1998. Oklahoma City sent 25 local and 999 visiting teams in a prior tournament. this year total teams target SH. Entries close Saturday at midnight with Mrs. Crows receiving mail bearing entries before the deadline and scheduling to pull on the Jefferson alleys. The top 20 alleys will host actual competition, while the lower 20 fields accommodate tractler events.
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W.I.B.C
Emma Phalez
Coluxous
Women's International Howling Congress
Alnerta Crows
Syracuse Women’s Bowling Association
Illene
Jeffersom Academy
Syracuse
BGC
Sirs
Deane
Elso
Executive Iireeter
W. 1
Cincinnati
Oklahoma City
Hart
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Mrs. Crows Ty Efi
Jefferson
Mule Day Brightens Columbia Tennessee With Festive Parade
Columbia Tennessee marks Mule Day as crowds flood the town for a lively festival. Horses and mules share the spotlight in a historic market setting while locals enjoy activities from a fiddle contest to a native orchestra amid springtime pageantry.
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Farley
Tennessee
Columbia
Whemea A. Farles
Marley
Middle Tennessee
Kahan
Calumbia
Danes Free 150 Seized In Nazi Rally Dispersed
About 150 persons were released from custody after a banned Danish Nazi meeting in Aarhus defied police. Demonstrators wore shirt stormtrooper uniforms, but no disorder was reported as officials promised future restraint.
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Copenhagen
WINSI
Wellse
Aarhus
Wefere
Kandyainer Brown
Aartnis
Midgets Campaign For Half Fare In Philippines
A scattered 1930s style clipping reports a Philippines convention where midgets vote for half price bus fares. It mentions Duan Pardis, 40, three feet tall, claiming followers and 30 bigs, plus his children.
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Philippines
Manila
Tayabes Provinte
Duan Pardis
Courageous Action Urged Against Subversive Prosecutions
Jackson Washington April 2 Federal attorney Gretel Jackson urged federal district attorneys to be dispassionate and courageous in charging subversive articles. He warned against prosecuting any popular group to win a strategic offense and urged ending perpetual legislation that harms wager earners and relief recipients.
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Jackson
Washington
Ney Gretel Jackson
Jack
Congress
Huge Barbecue to Reward Voters in Louisiana Inauguration
Governor designate Sam Houston Jones plans a massive barbecue in Baton Rouge to thank voters who helped defeat Earl Long. Jones, arriving from Lake Charles, unveils inaugural plans as he resumes six weeks of intensive campaigning before May 4 ceremony at Louisiana State University Stadium. An enormous crowd is anticipated as Jones outlines his four year agenda and calls for unity.
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Baton Rouge
Sam Houston Jones
Tawidlena
Must
Lousiana
Tucson
Ario
Ater
Jones
Lake Charles
Lewislane State University
Special Match Dartmouth Coach Wing International Ski Title in Utah
In Utah on April first a Dartmouth team coach led an international ski title pursuit, with Portsmouth College noted in the nesting ground of American ski talent, as Winter porte followers survey the scene amid suspected Portmouth links.
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Dartmouth
Utah
Alth
Winter Porte
Portmouth College
Amercan
Japan Aims At Alien Rule In Shanghai
In Shanghai the Japanese election committee plans five municipal council candidates to gain influence over the International Settlement. Observers say Japanese voters and residents could tilt the council, potentially advancing Japanese control while Britain and the United States retain shared seats. Yukich Hayashi stated about 70,000 Japanese live in Shanghai, with thousands in the International Settlement.
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Japan
Internay Bony
Inc.den Investments
Munternal Council
Settlemer
Japanesa
Yagma
Great Britain
United States
China
Jagn’y
Tesh
Yukich Hayashi
Tere
Electric Rate Cuts Made in Four Counties Announced
John L. Tisley, president of the Central New York Power Corporation, announced new lower rates for farm and residence customers in Jefferson, Franklin, Lewis, Herkimer, and Oneida Counties. The adjustments, tied to Public Service Commission approval, would save customers about 1S6, 40% overall. The metropolitan area in Onondaga County already saw similar reductions last December, with rates effective May 1 if the commission approves.
April Fool Yarn Claims Hutchins Leaves Chicago
A spoof from the University of Chicago student paper claims Hutchins plans to depart. It cites a hoax about President Nytonius resigning and lists unrelated figures like Amos and Alonzo Stagg. The piece mocks political science theories and mentions Roosevelt and a French luxury gesture.
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Chicago
Lniverelly
Dally Maroon
Robert Masnard Nytonius
Amos
Alonzo Stag
Mirek
Amd Becauge
Brevis
Trent
Tte
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Acm
State Power Users Held Overcharged Rankin Chides Taber
Washington reports Rep Rankin rebuked Taber for criticizing the Tennessee Valley Authority as subsidized and contrasted New York State residential rates with TVA areas. He cited Auburn and Taber’s hometown Tupelo, noting local prices per kilowatt hour and Rochester area figures, highlighting wide disparities in electricity costs.
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Taber
TVA
Washington
New York State
New ‘Yorks
Pester Valley Arcs
Ontario
Canada
Tacom
Wash
Auburn
Tupelo
Mia
Forehead Hata Credited With Cut In Auto Accidente
A garbled report notes Forehead Hata involved in an auto accident with a head injury. The piece mentions a professor of psychology and a state college, plus scattered figures and places, indicating a miscellany of local notices and financial figures without a clear cohesive event.
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Hata
Liddle Named to Lead Welfare Relief Drive
George Liddle, former welfare official, will coordinate state and federal relief efforts to aid unemployed workers. State Social Welfare Commissioner David C. Alle announced the appointment in a department memo, aiming to streamline aid and reduce delays.
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Liddle
Aimee
George He Liddle
Geng Enile Welfare
Sioner
David CG
Alle
Heston Af Fle
Miners Rescued After 17 Hours in Cave-in Tragedy
92 anthracite miners endured 17 hours trapped by a cave-in at a colliery between Simpon and Vandling. Steve Laywork, 38, and Michael Burank, 26, were rescued to surface amid frantic efforts by scores of miners using steam shovels and manual digging. Neighbors and families celebrated the survivors with cautious relief as doctors checked them for injuries.
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Howe
Steve Laywork
Michael
Urenick
Fiinera
Simpeon
Vandling
Buchick
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