Killing Frost In North Keeps Temperatures Low For June
A scattered frost across North region nearly a year after a sweltering spell kept farmers wary. Forecasts show cool nights, cloud cover, and slowed crop growth with wheat and fruit at risk. Officials blame lingering clouds for trapping cold air and delaying furnace-start conditions. Despite prior warmth, conditions threaten upland crops and berry yields as farmers brace for further cool spells.
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Hagersown
Jay
Ainogh
J. A. Miller
Kedsville
Miller
Miler
Unseasonable frost grips northern regions in June
A severe cold wave hits the north as temperatures plunge to near freezing. Weather officials warn of killing frosts with normal readings expected by midweek, while readers recall similar frosts last year.
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New York
Novia Atlante
Weather Bureau
Gonhaarl
Binlat
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Army officer sentenced to six months camp restriction
Captain W. B. Allen and James W. Arnold faced court martial in Omaha Neb for illegal liquor possession and bringing liquor to a military reservation. Allen must remain at Fort Crook for six months with an official reprimand, denied leaves, and a minor punishment. The case proceeded over a week with testimony from a Federal agent and involved an incident near officers quarters at Fort Crook.
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Omaita
Allen
James W. Arnold Owas
Ieeir
Armobl
Rial
Wort Creek
Federal Agents Probe Alcohol Robbery Here
Intruders stole about twenty six cans of commercial alcohol from a cellar at 11 South Prospect Street, the residence of Raymond to Finitaveer, organizer and president of the Tar and Order League. The theft followed a prior loss weeks earlier and prompted Baltimore officials to dispatch agents to Cleveland to investigate.
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Lous
Raymond
Finitaveer
Tar and Order League
South Prospect Istreet
W. BR. Harvey
Cleveland Doxyis
Tate Mc. (Monk) Miller
Leilersburg Pike
Remivig Afl
Shot Pair as They Attempt to Eject Him
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 9 1942 Captain Wilh Alde Jezer Salvation Army Industrial Home manager died after a confrontation with Walter McCormick and an attaché Husan Reilly. Police said the two attempted to eject him from the buffing after Lin paid for Worle. Other members described Metlermiere as a leader in distress.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wilh
Alde
Jezer
Salvation Army Industrial
Terewegina
Husan Reilly
Wy Atiache
Walter McCormick
Palrmont
Polies
Auceretey
Reilly
Metlermiere
Disputed Seat of Overman in North Gard Race Warps Ballot
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Senator Lea and Democratic party figures amid a dispute over seat allocation. Mentions Robert Reynolds, a candidate, and a New Grocery store license held by Re Wolfenberger at 208 Martin Wutberry Street.
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Cyoumumns
Touliy
North
Gard
Lhe
Democratie Pyitatos
Robert Reynylds
Astovitig
Ion
Duc Houtter Cuite Allivas
Daportance
Wolfenberger
Lvense
Offers Half Billion for Just a Horse at Epsom
Reports from London state an Indian sportsman offered Sir John Rutherford 100,000 pounds for his colt Salario after the horse won the Coronation Cup at Epsom and the Saint Leger meeting in September. Salario, a four year old brown colt by Gainsborough, was bought as a yearling for 3,600.
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London
The
Daily Express
Epsom
Prince Aga Khai
Sir Doh Rutherford
Salario
Ble John
Galario
Gainsborough Su Worship
Postoffice route details from town's printer list
A fragmented OCR reads mentions a post office route and local printing details. It references town names and dates in a faded account, highlighting an older postal and printing connection without clear actions or outcomes.
Smiths Daughter Marries Police Chief in Albany Wedding
Albany crowded hotels filled weeks early as Jul y Smith daughter of the governor married Major Join A Warner superintendent of State Police. Cardinal Hayes arrived with Mrs Brady to officiate and a breakfast for 1 000 guests was planned at the executive mansion amid police and state officials securing entrances and coordinating crowds.
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Albany
N.Y
Ammin
New York
Jtly Smith
Major Join A. Warner
Troy
Schenectady
Charles
Wurpiy
Witow
Tammany
Cardinal Hayes
Nicholas F. Brady
Sherry's
Tia
Evangels Found Alive in Canada Mission Report Mixup
A garbled dispatch from Los Angeles reports evangelist Wat Almec Semple McVhergou being mented by a private agency. The missive claims relocation via Calgary and Calgary Tour Le Cabaat. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Los Angeles
Lolay
Egmonton
Atta
Canada
Almec
Semple
Matesty
Weteelive
Aldressgt
James Dayiynand
Earernattotal
Calgary
Taranto
Evangelist Not At Hotel Reported In Edmonton Item
Scant readable lines mention an evangelist not being at a hotel in Edmonton with fragmented dispatch notes. Names appear garbled and unclear, but references to Potter and others surface amid uncertain details. The item reads like a brief gossip or dispatch snippet with no coherent dates or locations recoverable.
Weekly Weather Forecast for Washington
The forecast outlines a week of generally fair conditions with normal temperatures. Expect mild days and cooler nights with light winds. No significant storms are anticipated, and conditions should remain stable across the region.
Oil Demand Exceeds Supply By 20000 Barrels Daily
New York dispatch reports that oil demand is outpacing supply, with indications the average demand for oil will surpass current supply by more than 20,000 barrels per day. The industry remains in a stronger position than since the war ended.
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New York
Wall Street
Big Carnival at Whsport Opens July 3
A large town carnival is planned for July 3 in Whsport featuring a stage show, community groups, and local figures. Organizers invite residents to attend the event, which includes charity components and performances by regional acts.
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Whsport
Coolidges to Attend Wedding in Maryland
President and Mrs Coolidge will attend the wedding of William V Lodges treasurer of the Republic and National committee at the summer home of relatives in Howard County Maryland 38 miles from Washington. The presidential party will travel by automobile.
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Walsington. Jones
Coolidge
No Coal From Outside Sent Into Britain
London reports Secretary of the British government returned from a Brussels conference on miners and mediate plans to prevent coal exports. He stated Britain would rely on domestic supplies and reactions to the ongoing 30 day strike from miners and owners.
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London
vMsion
Bilernationq
Pedertainy Ab
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Tzeh
Germany
Pw Howe
Conk
Ladies Gambling Joint Raided in Bronx
In New York on June 8 detectives raided a Bronx apartment after complaints by husbands and found over twenty well dressed women at junket gambling tables playing high stakes. The women panicked on entry and feared arrest. only the alleged proprietor was detained.
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New York
Bronx
Unrest Yet in Poland Amid Mutinies and Protests
A Welff Bu dispatch from Warsaw reports mutinies by two companies of recruits near Vilna and unrest in provinces annexed from Germany. White Russian peasants in Vilnius regions reportedly revolted against forced military service, while officials warn of wider rebellion. The Interior Minister issues a state of emergency restricting demonstrations and foreign papers.
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Associated Frees
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Poland
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Warsaw
Vilna
Germany
Aurora
Vilus
Poseq
Powimerélli
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Thorn
Governor Guarded at State House After Demonstrations
A Massachusetts state police sergeant was posted at the State House to guard Governor Fuller after recent demonstrations by radical sympathizers of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, convicted murderers. The guard appeared precautionary with no official explanation given.
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Boston
Strte
Todey
Gatsermor Fuller
State House
Nicola Bncco
Bartolomea Vauzetti
Len Glen Fails to See Helen Wills at Hospital
Suzanne Lenglen visits the American Hospital where Helen Wills is recovering from an operation for asthmatic ailment. The French tennis star plans to meet Wills next Tuesday after doctors assess her condition.
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Lenglen
Helen
Senate Group Deadlocks on Legal Status of Prohibition Order
A Senate judiciary subcommittee split four to seven over the legality of President Coolidge’s executive order allowing state officers to serve as federal prohibition agents. Chairman Cummins led four yes votes with Borah Mahean Go West Virginia Walsh in support. Senator King opposed, promising a minority report. The panel will forward its report to the full committee.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Coolidge
Cummins
Borah
Mahean Go
West Virginia
Walsh
Demotrat
Montana
King
Utah
Cummins Ropes
Senate
Daymade Hearing Held Over Murder Coplicity Charge
Walter Daymade, charged with complicity in the murder of James Schmidt, petitions for release before Judge Scott Bower. First witnesses Dr. J Walter Twyman testifies death from head wounds likely caused by two blows. James Sullivan, 16, recalls Schmidt on the machine platform and Daymade's alleged throw.
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Walter Daymade
James Schmidt
Scott Bower
J. Walter Twyman
James Sullivan
Schmidt
Waller Daymude
Payroll Car Held Up In Nashville Heist
Two women in two dilapidated touring cars hijacked a payroll convoy near Os Vickory outside Nashville Tennessee. They escaped with a shake of clearer instrument and $4,250 payroll for Pont Bayon Company. The payroll was insured and no injuries were reported. Flyers still going to Buenos Aires.
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Nashville
Tenn
Pont Bayon Company
Os Vickory
Esca Jal
Spiritual Interest Is First Women Club Meeting
A fragmented report from a local gathering notes the Spiritual Interest club at Atlantic Cupdy discussing community aims. The piece references leaders like Jui DSTI and delegates from various groups, emphasizing unity, youth engagement, and a call to public service without sensational detail.
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Genel Malenitiad
Hiveresia
Ars
Aturden
Hegie
Seavier
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