German Czech Tension Deepens Over Slaying Near Prague
Prague reports Nazi officials push measures amid Czech Nazi clashes after a killing in Kladno. Authorities question a suspect while relatives and industry colleagues mourn two men as tensions rise between Czech groups and their Nazi protectors. Protests erupt as curfews and punitive threats loom.
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Prague
Bohemia
Industria
Xladno
i _ ladro
Akon
Kladno
Howev
Indus
Dino
Fragmented Typos on Disease Outbreak Report
A damaged clipping mentions typhoid outbreaks in a state and Dungeness area. It notes fever, illness among patients and a teacher, with incomplete lines about healing and temperature. The fragmented text references press coverage and historical notes.
Squalus Salvage Progress in Portsmouth Harbor
Reports from Portsmouth New Hampshire describe salvage efforts on the sunken submarine Squalus. Divers use jet water and staged lifts to raise the wreck, with Rear Admiral Cyrus Cole in charge and plans to tow the hull to shallower waters for final recovery. A Lancaster man, William Evan, is named Columbus Day as chief of the division of public abilities tax with a $2,000 salary, noting his long service as deputy commissioner.
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Portsmouth
Cartan
Richard Edwardra
Cyrus Cole
Lancaster
Columbus
Wiliam
Evan. Day Easter
Ring
New York Salutes King and Queen Upon Arrival at Fair
AFL and CIO UAW split over General Motors labor action as strikes threaten plants in Flint and Saginaw. Detroit reports say management will not negotiate while court battles decide which faction represents workers. Fisher Body No 2 voted 10 to 2 to ignore strike calls.
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AFL
General Motors
AOL
Dowell
Generel
Afl-Uaw
Flint
Fisher Body
Bruce Manley
APL
Cio-Uaw
Saif
Chevrolet
Fisher
Martin
UAW
General Iots
Foes of Neutrality Revision Rally Across Congress
Disjointed report notes Roosevelt plans to marry public opinion over neutrality at the San Francisco fair and a round robin campaign by opponents. Senators allegedly back the effort to pressure for changes before adjournment, with unnamed readers urged to oppose the President’s approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Igners
Tyron
Chillicothe Man Elected Grand Counselor at U C T Convention
Chillicothe triumphs as a local man is named grand counselor at the U C T convention. Delegates selected include Amith EB Markwood of Lancaster and E G Carr of Wooster with Lancaster noted as the convention site in 1940. Cedar Point and Chillicothe were also considered for the event.
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Chillicothe
U.C
Zanesville Man Served in Navy With King During World War
A Zanesville resident recalls serving in the Navy with King George VI during World War II. The man notes shared duty with the future king, describes wartime assignments, and mentions the duke’s belief he would rule the British Empire.
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Zanesville
Navy
King
House
Freau Vais
Zaneswillie
Mary
Ichocedurhe
I House
Reca
Jutland
Royal Air Force
Alienbr
Old Exposition Records Broken at Zanesville Show
The Amron Grotto Merchants Exposition in Zanesville will close tonight as the last event of its kind. Officials reported over 40 000 attendees in the first four days and expected a final surge. A Grotto band concert and Alientar Pa act are scheduled, with awards to be announced in the morning.
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Amron Grotto
Zanesville
Sts Ima
Grotte
Alientar Pa
San Francisco
He Can't Quit Wheat Farming
Gus Flasch of Guthrie Orla-F-Gus Flasch tried to quit wheat farming but nature intervened. After last year’s harvest he decided to plant alfalfa instead. His wheat crop was so good he had to cut it. The grain was the first sold here this spring.
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Guthrie, Orla
Gus Flasch
Nature
Wealthy Harvester Manufacturer Faces Tax Registry Issue
A fragmented OCR item mentions a wealthy harvester manufacturer and a registry problem tied to taxes or registration, with unclear details about the company and location. The readable text indicates an official action or inquiry affecting the firm’s records.
Senate approves seven new U S judgeships
The senate backed a measure to authorize the appointment of seven additional federal judges, expanding the sixth and fifth circuits with seats across Ohio Michigan Kentucky and Tennessee. The move accompanies recommendations to increase the federal judiciary as part of a broader plan under President Roosevelt.
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AWN Bec
Senate Judiciars
Roosevelt
Sixth Circuit
Fifth Circuit
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Reports of Hitler peace plan contradicted in Paris dispatch
Paris reports quote Berlin sources denying a formal peace proposal from Hitler. Officials say no plan has been presented and diplomacy focuses on ongoing war strategy as rumors swirl about possible negotiations. The Paris bulletin notes secrecy surrounding any peace overture and list unclear terms attributed to Berlin.
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Paris
Berlin
Adolf
Hitler
Deny Jap Trawler Warned by U S and Gone
A fragmented report notes a Japanese trawler warned by U S authorities and subsequently absent from the area. The brief item cites maritime patrol actions and reduced activity in the zone, with officials declining further comment.
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U.S
Paramount ad director proclaims newspapers best for ads
UPI reports SPRep et will direct public notices as delegates at a sales conference hear that newspapers provide the best vehicle for motion picture advertising. The official emphasizes proven effectiveness and complete satisfaction with newspaper advertising.
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Paramount
Holliwood
UPI
Sprepet
Publicite Ag
OTS
Accomplice Sought in Boy Seizure Case Involving Ragged Plot
A potential accomplice is sought in a kidnap for ransom case tied to Kri Osbern. Margaret Polly Weil aided by a man Graham Weil allegedly planned to seize the boy for 1400 dollars to pay a mortgage on a farm. Weil disappeared, then returned with no aliases after 27 hours. She admitted robbing Chicago and Hollywood homes of clothing valued at 4000 while facing a June 19 preliminary hearing.
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Sa Sranl Isa
Batice
Seizor-Aid Kri Osbern
Margaret Polly Weil
Liss Weil
Osborn
Irl
Graham Weil
Nassau
Miss Weill
Chicago
Hollywood
Seth
Case
18000 Jobless Receive Pay Checks in May
A partial OCR note reports 18000 unemployed receiving pay checks in May. Officials indicate the payment schedule covers the remainder of 1925, with a 2.0 percent figure referenced in the Bureau of Compensation notices.
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Bureau Stati
Marathon Bridge Game Ends as Overgaards Move
The CMAHA league notes the five year bridge match between Dr. and Mrs. A P Overgaard and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russell ends this week. Dr. Overgaard finishes as top scorer with 1,356,280 points after a game that started in 1957 and was played every Monday night. The pair are moving to Houston Texas, ending the long running event.
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CMAHA
A. P. Overgaard
Ralph Russell
Overgaard
Mrs Overcaard
Houston
Texas
Monarchs Arrival Delights New York at World Fair Welcome
King and Queen of England arrive in New York amid massive crowds for the world’s fair. They are greeted by governors, mayors, and dignitaries as police cordon off the Battery area. Crowds cheer, planes and blimps circle, and a gun salute marks the royal visit.
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America
New York
England
Yes
Columbia University
Ta City
Fair Grounds
Battery
Port Hancock
U.S
Unai
Governors Island
Warrington
Gay
Heribert H. Lehman
F. H Lal ‘Guardia
Lal ‘Guardia
F Court of Peace
Federal Building
Ohi
Wes Sur
Milion-Dollar
Court of Peace
Rezal
Fort Washington
Reavir Alea
The
Fair Corporation
Wasia Netox
M . Roosevelt
Women Bound in Farmhouse Ledger Thefts
Three masked men looted a farm home near Barnesite twenty miles east of Caldwell binding Mrs Geneva Barnes and housekeeper Ella Thomas with a clothes line. They demanded money, ransacked the house, stole $3100, and took a neighbor’s car before fleeing. Deputies Rosa Cincus Frank Cincus and Rile Groves investigated.
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Bomer Gant
Miss Thomas
Rosa Cincus
Frank Clncus
Rile Groves
Bulla Surges Ahead In National Open Lead
Johnny Bulla of Chicago shot a brilliant one under par 63 to take a 21 under par 63 to 21 lead after 54 holes. Sam Snead falls from contention with a 73 for 212 and Ralph Guldahl slips after rough rounds.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Bulla
Chicago
Ralph Guidahl
Jair
Sam Snead
Bulla
Guldahl
Johnny
Monsignor Leininger Critical After Stroke at Hospital
Monseignor Leininger pastor of St Nicholas Catholic Church for 47 years remained in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Mer after being moved from the parish house on Greenwood Avenue following a stroke.
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Leininger
Anthonys L. Leinin
Ger
St. Nicholas Catho
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mer
Paresh House
Greenwood Avenue
Weather note from St Louis to Ohio region cools
Showers and cooler air spread from the central United States toward the Ohio Valley with cooler mornings and mild daytime changes. In the west and Rocky Mountain region temperatures were generally down slightly as a backcountry front advances.
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St Loe
Ohio
Fountain
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