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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
8
Detroit special grand jury indicts Rudolph Tenerowicz known as the boy mayor of Hamtramck for accepting a bribe of 8250 connected to a school contract. Racketeers allegedly gained control of the bidding.
Harry S. New Jr., son of former Postmaster General, is on parole after 11 years and four months at San Quentin. He joins his 77 year old mother Mrs Lillian Burger in Los Angeles as he signs the parole register following a murder conviction for Frieda Lesser.
Fragmentary notice notes a referenced conflict labeled Saddl Wars, suggesting soldiers halted progress or maneuvers. No clear date, place, or names are readable, but the terse phrasing implies military intervention interrupted activities. Further context is unreadable due to damaged text.
A fragmented page presents a humorous exchange about a rabbit telling a story and a piano tale. Names such as Caldwell, Cramerton, and Davis appear amid garbled lines and questions about who would perform or care for the animal.
June sun beats on Conneaut Lake Park in Pennsylvania where boxer Max Schmeling seeks shade at his camp HQ. The piece notes Seo training stunts and Maxie’s preference for rest over heat.
At a Lebanon Indiana reunion two sisters Virginia Summers and Alice Jean, daughters of a Greenfield farmer, died after birds died from eating beets left at the picnic grounds. Des South, custodian at Memorial Park in Lebanon, holds three of the 14 blackbirds that fell dead.
The Wichita Eagle notes Wilkins' submarine can bore through thirty feet of ice. A trip on it would be a grand test or thrill for a social climber seeking novelty and status.
A screen actress and her young brother were hiking when she fell and struck her back on a rocky ledge. Doctors feared she might never act again.
A political note reflects on three kinds of speakers a statesman an orator and a windbag citing George Bernard Shaw. The remark frames public discourse with a humorous contrast among leadership eloquence and rhetoric.
Tom Hendricks of Newbern Tennessee is said to own a hen that dances every time it hears music.
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