Indiana Crop Report Shows Mixed Gains and Declines
The Indiana cooperative crop testing service reports oats acreage up 24 percent from 1922, wheat and rye slightly higher, and spring wheat acreage similar to last year. Winter wheat on June 1 at 60 plus percent of normal implies 90 million bushels, with insect damage light and weather temperate. Corn acreage up 20 percent, with 60 percent normal conditions and about 35 million bushels expected. Apple crop in Tollana at 77 percent normal, about 4.02 million bushels total with 603 thousand bushels commercial. Peaches in Indiana at 65 percent normal, forecast around 437 thousand bushels less than last year’s 640 thousand.
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South Claims The Calculating Champ
New Orleans reports Eugene Cluverio a resident of the city as an 18 year old rapid calculator champion of the South. He has earned thirty three gold medals and three silver medals in rapid calculation events. In a recent contest problem set he completed eight additions and ten subtractions, eight multiplications, six problems with four factors in five minutes and twenty seconds, breaking the former record of eight minutes and twenty two seconds. He has since shaved time off his own mark.
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American Relief Administration shipped 1.2 million tons to Russia by March 1933
The American Relief Administration data show about 1.21 million tons of food, seed grain and supplies shipped to Russia since August 1932, with 287 ships involved and large quantities of clothing and medical items contributed separately. The program, under Herbert Hoover, aims to reach well over 366 million dollars in distributed aid by harvest time, with no funds leaving the United States.
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Four Back in Martin County Missing Man Philllip Pielemeier
Martin County sheriff reports Phillip Pielemeier, missing for years, staged a drowning hoax with Beatrice Wharf, leading to a large river search. He reappeared alive and well later, while family lawsuits seek value from mortgaged properties tied to the case and the farm.
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Sea Monster Landed After a Long Fight
A 32 foot sea monster was harpooned after a protracted struggle near Jacksonville Florida. One participant named Nolan described the capture as a hard fought effort. A museum in New York was pursuing the specimen for the Huntington Museum of Natural History.
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Plane crash injures three in Huntington area
A midsized aircraft incident near Huntington injures three people including Hasier, Buntington, and a 23 year old resident. Initial reports indicate a somersaulted landing with no further details on fatalities or exact locations.
Fragmentary report on vessel stalling and collision aftermath
A garbled OCR style item describes a vessel named Trusker failing to start, a cadet class loading, and a near collision with Wier cine motae. It mentions Hosley preparing for an operation at Wikenrve pate Uegion, and a mixed outcome with some damage but limited injuries.
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Terre Haute Lawyer Talks at Wrong Time
A garbled clipping from Terre Haute references a lawyer named Davis involved in embezzlement and gambling cases. The fragment mentions a manager role and Harrah’s, with improvised details about statements and proceedings.
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Company to start house building project in city
A new firm pledged to begin constructing flats this spring. Plans include two towers reaching several stories, with costs ranging from eight thousand to five thousand dollars. Materials and labor will be sourced locally, aiming to cut building costs despite high wind risks.
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