Debated Third Term Sparks Dull Roar Across Parties
A fragmented political scene unfolds as party factions doubting a third term clash with calls for unity. Voter sentiment in states like West Virginia and Nebraska shapes the debate, with key figures weighing support for a presidential ticket and the potential impact on the Democratic and Republican con vents. The discourse centers on renomination viability and party cohesion ahead of the nominating process.
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S S Voshell Dies at 84 Former Surety Official
Samuel S. Vaca, known as S. S. Voshell, longtime surety official, dies at 84 after a career in finance and law. He served as a clerk and representative for major firms, including positions in Philadelphia and New York. Funeral services will be held Monday with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Golfer Admits Stealing Golf Balls From Store
A man testified he took balls from a shop saying he does not play golf and did not know anyone who did. The court heard he admitted the act and explained his lack of involvement with golf.
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Millionaire Man on Hot Oil Decision
A U S federal case centers on Burford in New Orleans accused of conspiring with Ther GoI and Moe Raw Getler to charge him with a prewar fraud and unrelated schemes. The article notes Burford’s innocence doubts and a federal grand jury proceeding.
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Lack of Warrants Delays Arrests in WPA Strike Riots
Federal grand jury probes touchstone events as arrests linger. Riots tied to WPA strike spark investigations into legal authority and possible charges. Officials note warrants and procedural delays slow action while protests impact workers and public order. Community tensions rise amid uncertain outcomes.
Boy Fleeing Hospital Found Unwell After Exposure
A child fleeing a hospital today sparked concern as officials pursued authorities for prompt testing after reports of diphtheria germs. Neighbors described a distressed scene as the boy, Billy, was found with signs of illness and was taken into care.
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Wilson Dies, Philadelphia's 113th Mayor Civilian Leader Succumbs
Philadelphia mourns as Wilson, the 113th mayor and former city official, dies after a stroke. A native of Boston, he served in city administration, led the public schools bureau, and held the post of Deputy Controller before rising to mayor. Funeral plans to be private. council members and political figures react to the loss.
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Hopis Call on Rattlesnakes to End Worst Arizona Drought
A fragmentary report describes Hopi rituals invoking rattlesnakes to halt an extreme drought. The ceremony features a dance, priests, snake handling, and plumed dancers, with mentions of a sacred underground chamber and prophetic visions guiding offerings to ancestral deities.
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Actors Union Weighs ARL Break Amid Strike Talk
The Actors Union scrutinizes a potential ARL split as internal debates heat up. Leaders discuss proposed actions, including a referendum, with top officials weighing legal and strategic options while public statements focus on labor rights and industry reforms.
Nazi Aviator Lands Plane by Mistake at Maginot Line
Fragmentary OCR recalls a German pilot crash near the Maginot Line during a weekend, with French fortress troops and outpost actions. The report mentions Pechmignes and an air force liaison, plus unclear references to Montiicon and Alsace front developments.
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Trapped in Beds Three Children Die in House Fire
A fire trapped three children inside a burning home on Ryoto Lopez Street. Firefighters found the interiors blazing as the family struggled to escape. The eldest son and mother were identified among the victims. two other children were injured with critical burns. Authorities are investigating the cause as crews work to determine what sparked the blaze.
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Estate Shares Revealed Of Two Who Helped Widow In New York
In a New York court, the estate of a deceased man reveals shares go to two individuals who aided a widow. The will names Jane Henkin and others for their kindness, with the court noting the elderly widow’s gratitude and the siblings’ support during her hardship.
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Oil Shutdown Rebel Firm Closes Pending Chancellor Ruling
Oil shutdown rebellion firm closes pending chancellor ruling as court orders forcing evacuation. Wells padlocked after commission issued shut down order. notable figures include Chancellor Speer and Union Chancery officials amid ongoing legal action and worker displacement.
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Bible Names Stir Voting Debate In Message To Governor
A scrambled lament speaks of religious groups urged to vote under Bible names. The text references a governor, bishops, and a plea from evangelists amid claims of exclusion and covert influence in a political process.
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28 Ohio Prisoners Sit Down Strike Report
About 28 inmates begin a sit down strike at a state facility. Prison officials led by Chief RG Heyward consider measures to deter the work stoppage and potential labor actions. The situation involves threats to move inmates and pressure on management as authorities seek a peaceful resolution.
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