Volleys of firing squad echo in Bulgaria amid bomb plot
Fragmentary dispatches from Sofia describe waves of firing squads near military courts as Bulgaria hunts for communists connected to a cathedral bombing that killed many. King Boris reportedly implicated as investigations track alleged Makov conspiracy links and coalition politics.
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London
Sofa
Dalsartan
Mak
Bulgaria
Boris
Democratic
Sants’ League
Nationalists and Communists Clash in Montmartre Standoff
In Montmartre a clash broke out between Nationalists and Communists over upcoming municipal elections. A confrontation on a station stairwell left multiple wounded as Communists fired at the unarmed Nationalists from about twenty feet. President Donmergue announced he will face interpellations in the Chamber of Deputes later today.
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Young Lowing
Nanan
Clint - Qaday
Imperian
Donmergue
Chamber of Deputes
Barnegarey
Els
Montmartre
Montana
Butte
Mont
Livingston
Whitehall
Arrest Commu nists on Polish Frontier War News
Polish police report widespread arrests across the country in April 1974 as May hundred alleged Communists are held for printing explosives and handling foreign money. Authorities say funds come from Bolshevist agents on the Polish frontier.
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Warsaw
Severallyiow
Poland
Vole
Prisos
Bolshevist
Bulgaria Denies Tsankoff Statement on Shooting Down Opponents
The government rejects a U S press quote attributed to Premier Tsankoff claiming Bulgaria would shoot down communists. He defends martial law as necessary to punish guilty parties and avenge victims, while noting difficulties in resolving the current crisis.
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Tsankof
United States
Bulgaria
Tsankoff
Yale Graduate Stephanove Appointed Senior Staff Reporter
Professor Stephanove, noted economist and professor at NT AS U. S. minister university, graduated from Yale University in New Haven. He serves as staff correspondent for International News Service in addition to his academic duties.
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U. S
Irsity
Stephanove
Yale University
Ew Haven
Cong
Internation News Ser
Physician Recommends Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A physician advises readers to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble not cured by medicine. The ad claims the product relieves mucous, digestive issues, and abdominal discomfort, promising relief through a natural laxative effect.
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Sears
Mayr
Train Hits Truck In Dorain Cleanup Accident
In Dorain, a B&O train struck a dump truck driven by Joseph J. Borer, destroying the vehicle loaded with debris from a cleanup campaign. Borer and his son Gerald escaped unharmed by leaping to safety. the truck was en route to the city dump.
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Lorain
Dorain
Joseph J. Borer
Borer
Gerald
Baby Swartzel Dies After Ten Day Illness
Norman Chifard Swartzel nine months old son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Swartzel 383 Furnace Street died this morning at seven o clock after a ten day illness with pneumonia funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Baby Swartzel
Norman Chifard Swartzel
Charles C. Swartzel
Furnace Street
No Parade in Lorain Memorial Day Plans
It is doubtful Lorain will have a Memorial parade this year after a meeting of patriotic groups. Plans call for grave decoration in the morning and a ceremony at the Erie Avenue monument in the afternoon with a firing squad salute.
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Lorain
Erie Avenue
Market Report Shows Cattle and Calves Steady
Stocks cattle receipts near 200 with slow market. Cho fat steers 9 to 11, butcher steers 3.50 to 8, heifers 7.50 to 5, cows 5.50 to 4.59, common 2.50 to 4. Calves receipts 400, steady. veal good 9 to 11. Lambs to 2.5 at market.
Ohio case questions indictment validity in Jones trial
Judge Webber overruled the motion to quash the indictment in the Lucille Jones case. Prosecuting Attorney Adams argued the Ohio decision supports sufficiency of the words used. A hearing on the plea will be held Monday morning. the demurrer challenges the word const as not stating an offense.
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Ohio
Lucille Jones
Adorn
Miss Jones
D. Ang
Dietrich
Detrich
Orners
Cess
George B. Hayes
New York
Attorn Star
Hayes
Wheeler
Iandling
Campbell
Interior Department
Edwin S. Booth
The
Element
Booth
Therr
Department of Justice
Walsh
Washington
Montaia
Vincent Vincent April 24 social notes in Berea region
Mrs Charles Lyon hosts a gathering after a daughter is born. Detroit residents report a pleasant afternoon with organ music. Leroy Dunt and others reside locally. illness affects several couples. Arthur Harnes and wife ill on East River Road. Mrs Willam Marlett returns from Lorain Hospital and is recovering.
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East River Road
Willam Marlett
Lorain Hospital
Elyria Radio Studio Opens with Busy Evening
About 200 calls and 200 visitors packed the Elyria studio for the opening night. Five local leaders highlighted the event including Sam H. Squire and Harvey L. Hooke as key organizers. Music ranged from vocal solos to Stone Brothers orchestra as Stage activities ran from 8 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Station WGBL plans an old time dance Saturday with Duck and Run, and Day's Music Studio will air a dinner concert from 7 to 8 p.m.
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Elyria
Elytig
Sam H. Squire
Lorain County
Board of Trade
Stone Brothers
Byrne
Hooke
Ithrough
Triba
Jed Park
Vocal Tracor
East High
Cleveland
J. G
Gastge Philpott
Park
J. L. Oppels
Highland Junior High School
Penfield Junction
L. B. Scott
Lorrain
Elizabeth Dickson
Jeontralti
Alec Aust
Dickson
Paul Filo
Mes Elemes
M H
Lew Smith
Nist
Jack Flynn
Richard Kuss
Ischool
Trial proceedings clash as eight days pass
The eight day trial features heated exchanges between opposing counsel with repeated objections and motions to bar tests. J Walsh of Montana and Wheeler's colleague and Wm. F. O'Leary of Great Falls confront opposing arguments as proceedings continue.
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J. Walsh
Montana
Wheeler
Wm. F. O'Leary
Great Falls
Miners Trapped 2000 Feet In Hecla Mine In Idaho
Fourteen miners remain trapped at 2000 feet after a sudden fire at the Hecla mine in Burke Idaho. Rescue crews have reached the 1600 foot level and race to reach the men as smoke threatens to envelop the workings.
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Burke
Idaho
Hecla
Hecht
Hunter
Coeur D'Alenas
Heat wave brings new April highs in eastern cities
The article notes a widespread heat wave east of the Mississippi with many cities posting new April high marks. Scranton and Philadelphia are among the warm spots mentioned in the readable excerpt.
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Mississippi
Scranton
Phila
Figgis Honeysuckle 522515 Qualifies for Jersey Club Merit
Figgis Honeysuckle 522515 a two year old Jersey cow owned by F H McClellan Son Wellington Ohio completed a 365 day test producing 44.26 lb fat and 8999 lb milk carrying calf 190 days earning merit from the American Jersey Cattle Club. Two thousand two hundred people attended Lorain high school operetta Captain Crossbones.
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Figgis
Jersey
F. H. McClellan & Son
Wellington
Ohio
American Jersey Cattle Club
Lorain
Lorain High School
Captain Crossbones
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