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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1930
Page
1
A severe tornado devastated a New Mexico town on Saturday, destroying half the town and causing multiple fatalities and injuries. Emergency responders, including the National Guard and local crews, worked amid debris as ambulances ferried the wounded and shelters supplied food and supplies.
A man named Gin May din Wabur Bai ber aged 31 fell from a truck in a train yard. He was struck by a motor or vehicle near the rear of a locomotive. Emergency crews responded and transported him for medical care.
An account describes Graf Zeppelins arrival after a long Pacific crossing facing Atlantic storms. Passengers Mary Pierce of New York Laura Durston of Syracuse and Leslie Grace Dyomesacnd Bay of London describe near misses and unscathed travel despite damage to a wing and rear engine during the high seas voyage. The craft and crew prepared for refueling before returning to home base with the crew planning a Monday evening start.
The mayor asserts the fire department turmoil has quieted after a week of upheaval at Central Station. Chiefs and council debate charges against acting chief Scots Power as the city civil service commission weighs next steps. The department faced morale and efficiency concerns amid the controversy and an upcoming examination for the fire chief post.
Torio reports a strong earthquake lasting about five minutes centered near the Pacific, with damage and casualties noted in Torio and nearby communities. Officials say tremors were the year's longest and strongest, with fear and evacuations as residents fled houses.
A chaotic scene near downtown involved a guard and a runner chief as authorities investigated a fatal incident. The report mentions a tense exchange and questioning of a suspect after an almost deadly murder in the area. An oil operator, George Getty, 75, president of Getty F. tice Inc, died in Los Angeles.
A neighborhood initiative led to a park at the old Herver school site named Webster Park. Mayor Webster announced the dedication on a Friday afternoon as workers leveled the area, planted trees, and added benches. Citizens praise the project as a community achievement and a visible sign of local civic effort.
East Liverpool notes a minister succeeds his father as pastor in a ceremony marking a church leadership transition. The report highlights the event as part of local celebrations with elders and congregants in attendance. Governor is slated to speak at an upcoming commemoration drawing a large crowd.
The issue lists features across sections including puzzles home journal and recipes. It highlights interviews with Aid Smith market news and a review of The Grace Wife along with theater showings and entertainment pages across multiple sections.
Columbia May 31 political activity in the state centers on the upcoming Victory Dimes event. Democratic readers claim a misnomer in the name while turnout aims to celebrate a presumed victory soon. Jowett Shouse of Kansas City leads the guest list with former Governor Cortlot Dayton and ex-senator Pomerene among expected attendees.
In Blutt, Nebraska, Roy H. Likey and Harold Lyman died when a plane crashed onto a downtown street. Witnesses say the craft broke apart above the town, causing a blazing wreck that left two bodies burned beyond recognition and four hospitalizations.
A 55 year old man, Carl Mc Clelan, died in a house fire west of orthfield. Firefighters arrived after flames destroyed the building. A motorist aided a woman named Anne who rushed to reach Mc Clelan but smoke impeded rescue efforts.
The Gatermatioma Brotherhood of Afa gicamis reviews applications for new members with a committee headed by Dr. J. Holston. Answers reveal varied nationalities and color descriptors, including an Indian applicant claiming regular Indian color and a Czech Takian applicant, prompting scrutiny of eligibility as 423 delegates plan to attend the presiding event.
Sisters Frenk Long and Sims Frenk Long welcomed a daughter and a son respectively on Thursday within hours of each other. The first baby, a girl named Comite Joan, born at home, marked the family’s third child. Later that day at Goo? Samar-Mam hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Onraerr welcomed son James Lee Durant. Both families are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Musselman of Mt. Cahary Cemetery.
Pauline Eaton, wife of Fred K. Eaton, Cincinnati education director, died after a car collision near Los Arsetes. The Eaton spouses were visiting here when the crash occurred. The other driver, Charles Dearing, was seriously hurt.
Shanghai dispatch reports government troops in Henan pressing against rebels in multiple provinces. Rebels claim advances near Nanking while Chiang Kai-shek resists, as turmoil disrupts communications and civil life.
Five persons were injured when two cars collided at the corner of Gomerentte and North Fitch streets in Cambridge. Four were seriously hurt and taken to Wells Hospital for surgical care.
Report outlines sixth triennial convention with 89 000 members across 17 divisions. Officials vow to oppose railroad mergers and safeguard jobs amid widespread labor unrest. Six killed in a Paris train wreck near Montereau. details describe freight and passenger casualties and bank heist aftermath.
In Des Moines reports say northern and southern denominations seek merger with United Presbyterian and United Presbyterian Church of North America. Delegates to the assembly agreed to establish an interdenominational committee to pursue trade and unity while civil war divisions linger. Also noted is a raid on opium trafficking linked to a Chinese Freemason society.
In Cleveland two women Nettie, Lana Louena, and another were riding when a car overturned after being blinded by headlights on the Wood Road east of Perssourg tonight. They were hospitalized with injuries including a broken collarbone. the driver was reportedly struck by a beam and unable to control the vehicle. Police report says the scene involved a single vehicle crash with injuries.
The article links a global mood of caution to a sluggish U.S. business rebound. It notes lagging manufacturing and foreign trade effects, tight money, and cautious investment behavior slowing domestic demand and construction activity.
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