Contestant Into Million Class Today in Popularity Contest
Merchants extended the voting deadline to 10 pm Saturday to allow more purchases and votes. Elsie Glassburner leads with 1,047,000 votes, with Mildred Brown and Mildred Craig close behind. Votes will close at 11 pm Saturday. prizes include a trip to Europe, a Denver trip, and a dress prize for top outside Washington contestant.
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Elsie Glassburner
Europe
Mildred Brown
Mildred Craig
Mary Pauis
Mary Dougall
Bigges
Dark Horse
Denver
Rocky Mountain Park
Colorado
Washington
Glassburner
Mildred Patterson
Dorothy Soukup
Marguerite Reister
Eva Diller
Mary Paula
Helen Carson
Lebrun elected 14th president of France by National Assembly
In Versailles on May 16 Albert Lebrun, former president of the French senate, was elected 14th president of the republic by the national assembly. He won 6233 votes of 826 cast. final totals: Lebrun 623, Faure 114, Painfove 12, Cachin 19, blanks 10. Lebrun, 61, succeeds Doumer and Doumergue as senate leaders prior to the presidency.
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Versailles
France
INS
Albert Lebrun
Senate
Republic of France
Rational Assembly
Lebrun
Chamber of Deputies
Doumer
Paul Faure
Paul Painfove
Marcel Cachin
Republic
Paul Doumer
Albert Lebrun Elected President of the Republic
Paris reports Albert Lebrun elected president of France amid floor scuffles and turmoil in the assembly. The new president, 61, roots his image in agrarian toil returning yearly to Mercy-le-Haut to farm with local peasants. His brother remains a farmer, hailed as one of the best ploughmen.
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Paris
Ins
Albert i Lehrun
Republic of France
Mercy Le-Haut
Albert
Serritella Found Guilty of Conspiracy in Chicago Case
Dan Serritella once tied to Capone was found guilty by a jury of conspiracy. Co defendant Harry Hochstein was also convicted of plotting to shortweight food bought by housewives. Judge Kelly set May 2 for motions and sentencing.
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Chicago
TNS
Dan Serritella
Capone
Serritella
Harry Hochstein
Dennuty Sealer
James J. Kelly
Hurley Demands Restore Army Funding In House Fight
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley urged restoration of roughly 14 million dollars to the army appropriation plan while opposing a House committee cutting about 24.38 million from the budget and 58.779 million from last year. He opposed removing 2 000 officers and suspending camps. Representative Collins defended the measure and criticized old defense methods.
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Washington
INS
Patrick J. Hurley
House Committee
Hurley
Collins
Mississippi
Indictment for Gaston B. Means On Larceny and Embezzlement
Washington dispatch reports Gaston B. Means, known for a checkered career as a detective, indicted for larceny and embezzlement in connection with misusing $100,000 from Mrs. FE B McClean to ransom the Lindbergh baby. The DC grand jury returned the indictment within a week of his arrest.
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Washington
INS
Gaston B. Means
FE. B. McClean
District of Columbia
Department of Justice
Atlanta
Roosevelt Gains Delegates as Primaries Loom
Roosevelt moves closer to the Democratic nomination with Arizona and Wyoming pledging six delegates each to Roosevelt. West Virginia is certain for Roosevelt, Texas backs Garner, and Ohio's 52 delegates go to White. Roosevelt’s pledged total rises to 809, not counting uncertain lines from New York, Pennsylvania, or disputed territories.
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Washington
INS
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New England
California
Arizona
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Ohio
West Virginia
Texas
George White
Garner
New York
Pennsylvania
Bomb Explodes in Ohio Mining Region Triggering Roar
A dynamite blast at the Adena area near Cadiz shakes the mining village, aimed at miners resisting strikers. The device went off at the home of Clarence Penniman, a miner who recently returned to work at the Somers mine operated by Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co, prompting an uproar.
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Cadiz
Adena
Clarence Penniman
Somers
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Mrs Cherry and Mrs Stewart Spend Sunday in Mt Pleasant
Mrs R G Cherry and Mrs G W Stewart were in Mt Pleasant Sunday for an informal visit and local social engagements.
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R. G. Cherry
G. W. Stewart
Mt. Pleasant Sunday
Wayne Gideon Visits Washington on Monday
Wayne Gideon of Ainsworth was in Washington Monday. The trip suggests official or business engagements with possible local impact.
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Wayne Gideon of
Ainsworth
Washington
Bingham proposes four percent beer tax amendment
Senator Bingham Ry of Connecticut proposed a $375 million four percent beer tax as part of a tax bill amendment. He said it would replace nuisance taxes and effectively allow beer production, projecting revenue near $500 thousand annually if applied to non-intoxicating beer, and reopen the prohibition issue ahead of fall campaigns.
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Washington
Bingham Ry
Connecticut
Senate
Bingham
Woolstead
Richmond Hosts K. C. Meeting for First Regular Gathering
The Washington Council Knights of Columbus held its first regular Richmond meeting with Rev Father Meinhart of Lone Tree delivering the main address on Mexico. Officers attended and plans included a kitten ball team led by James Casey and Jerry Kelly while challenges were issued to nearby cities.
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Richmond
Washington
James Casey
Jerry Kelly
Iowa City
Burlington
Ft. Madison
Clem Bovie
A van Waus
Holy Trinity Church
George Wheelan
J. A. Marie
Ohio primaries set to record turnout in 1982 election
Ohio voters lined up in cities towns and townships to cast what was expected to be the largest primary turnout. A yard long ballot covered state and county offices Congress state legislature and president plus the 1982 prohibition issue. Key dry and wet battles featured Attorney General Gilbert Bettman Louis Taber Z David Ingalls Myers Cooper and Clarence Brown in pivotal races.
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Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Louis J. Taber
Barnesville
Z. David S. Ingalls
Cleveland
Myers Y. Cooper
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
New Farm Bill to Senate Soon
Washington May 19 An agricultural relief bill will be favorably reported to the Senate within a week announced by Senator McNary Oregon chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee The bill would authorize the federal farm board to use the old equalization fee export debentures or farm product allotments backed by import embargoes The board would have wide relief powers and could pay debentures on exports at set rates for corn rice wheat cotton and tobacco.
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Washington
INS
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Senate Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
Hunter Chryst to Build $140,000 Trophy Room
William A. Chryst, renowned big game hunter, plans a trophy room costing $140,000 to showcase specimens from Africa India and the Yaran. Miss Lucille Carper of Crawfordsville shopped locally Saturday while Mr and Mrs J Z Hinshaw visited his mother Mrs M R Hinshaw in Wayland on Mother’s Day.
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Dayton
William A. Chryst
Africa
India
Lucille Carper
Crawfordsville
J. Z. Hinshaw
M. R. Hinshaw
Wayland
Diary of a U S Senate Iteration on Wealth
Santa Monica column critiques a Senate effort to find two billion dollars already spent without funds. Weeklong plan uses a mock schedule accusing the rich of profiteering and targeting Wall Street with stock sales taxes. It ends with a grim note that the “little fellow” is drowned as the week closes.
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Santa Monica
Cal
U. S. Senate
Tesday
Wall Street
Church Club Hears Talk at United Presbyterian Meeting
The United Presbyterian men's Forum met at 7 30 last evening at the church. Dr F C Witzigman urged projects such as visiting outside speakers gospel teams and family day. George C Stewart as president named committees for future activities including J Ross feed committee and R L Livingston program chairman with a list of members.
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United Presbyterian Men's Forum
F.C. Witzigman
Witzigman
George C. Stewart
J. Ross
Rodney Sage
Don Paul
Robert McFarlane
Green Squire
R. L. Livingston
Rev
D.C. Fulton
Marion George
J. I. Simpson
H R. Lund
Albert Simpson
William Matthews
Dave Mclaughlin
R. A Dawson
A. L. Duensing
William Jugenheimer Dies After Illness at 79
William Jugenheimer 79 died after midnight at his daughter Mrs Cary H Long near Havre. Funeral services set for two o'clock Thursday at J. A. Jones funeral home with burial at Elm Grove cemetery. He was born May 3 1853 in Keokuk county and lived in Washington and Havre area. Survived by two daughters Mrs Elmer Maron and Mrs Cary H Long. brothers Paul Davenport A of Litchfield and others. a son William Jr. died 1926. Rev F W Fastwood to conduct services.
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William Jugenheimer
Cary H. Long
Havre
J. A. Jones
Elm Grove
Cemet
Keokuk County
Emily Seeker
Washington County
Sigourney
Burlington
Anna Krotz
Richmond
Washington
William Jr
Elmer Maron
JL. G. Jngenheimer
Paul
Davenport
Memphis Traffic Sergeant Uses Fleet in Court
MEMPHIS Tenn InSi Traf fic Officer Sergeant Hal Allen shows a small fleet of tour trucks automobiles and street cars in court to illustrate how accidents happen.
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Memphis, Tenn
InSi
Hal Allen
Giant Airship Akron En Route To Pacific Coast
The Akron dirigible battles storms on a coast to coast flight from Lakehurst New Jersey toward El Paso and the Pacific coast. Commander Rosendahl directs the ship as it dodges a major electrical storm near San Angelo and Christoval Texas while gathering ground crews for possible landings.
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Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Guadalupe Mountains
Langtry
Tex
Pecos River
el Paso
Southern Pacific Railway
Washington
Akron
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Charles E. Rosendahl
Navy Department
Christoval
Charles —. Rosendahl
Rosendahl
San Angelo
Earth
Lakehurst
N. J
Eighth Graders Reach Marble Tourney Semi Finals
Karl Richardson eighth grade and Dale Booth seventh grade survived the junior high marble tournament semi finals today and will likely meet tomorrow for the finals. Richardson faced Milburn Krabill and Booth faced Truman Hysell.
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Karl Richardson
Dale Booth
Richardson
Milburn Krabill
Booth
Truman Hysell
City approves funds for police shooting practice
Columbus to spend 600 dollars on ammunition for target practice by its police. Mr and Mrs Fred E Humphrey and family of Wyman visited Griffith Humphrey home Monday on their business and visit.
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Columbus, O
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Columbus
Fred E. Humphrey
Wyman
Griffith Humphrey
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