Endurance flight record in storm fuel boost
The City of Chicago plane, part of the Hunter endurance flight effort, refueled just before a severe storm at Sky Harbor. pilots John and Kenneth Hunter reported still optimistic about surpassing the record despite 414 hours aloft and 28 days in the cabin.
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Chicago
Alry
Hunter
Sky Harbor
Johs
Kenneth Hunter
Albert
Waller
Irene
John
Kenneth
Homer
Taft
Gesoline
Onl One Corver
Promized
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Cigaret
Joht
Lindbergh
Poison Ivy Dangers Highlighted In New Guide
The Athens Messenger releases a booklet on ivy poisoning and plant contact hazards. It warns against skin exposure and outlines common myths. The notice invites readers to obtain a copy of the guide for safety tips and avoidance steps.
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Athens Messenger
Washington
Cenecy
Pink Shirt and White Apron Drive Odd Coffee House Scene
A disjointed report describes a pink shirt white apron and red tie color scheme at a Cleveland coffee house. Police from a gambling squad investigate a scene with overheard chatter and a dimly lit interior, noting unusual attire and a disrupted entry as officers wait outside.
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Cleveland
Choy
Frank Jackson
Jackson
Sam West Kiy
New York Bermuda Airspeed Record by Aviators
A Sunday flight group flew a New York to Bermuda round trip in 17 hours setting a rapid pace for air service. The report notes accompanying boats would take about four days, and mentions Roger Williams and an Atlantian crew. The event is described as a benchmark in rapid cross Atlantic travel with strong interest from officials.
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New York-Bermuda
Roger Q. Williams
Today By Arthur Brisbane readers of the Spectator comment
Readers of the Spectator discuss George Bernard Shaw moral questions Lloyd George and wartime policy. The column imagines alternate histories and questions leadership while noting the influence of figures in British politics and empire.
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Spectator
Pulteation
Bernat
Loyd George
William l Mobenzhorn
Buckingham Palace
Donnell Aids Thousands of Bank Investors
O D Donnell, president of the Ghia OF] Company Lodtty, rallied to help thousands of Buckere Commercial Bank depositors after its closing. He arranged a plan through America First National Bank to return about seven million dollars to patrons and offered to personally cover two million in losses, aiming to preserve farms, businesses, and livelihoods in the Findlay area.
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Ghia OF
Lodtty
Buckere Commercial Bank
Dornell
America First National Bank
State Banking Department
Lackere
Tor Y
Donnell
Findlay
Williams in Custody After Alleged Attacks
Jean Williams a Black man accused of assaulting eight white women remained alive and in the county jail in Port Arthur Texas as authorities prepare tight security to prevent a mob after his arrest and alleged confession.
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Preaumont. Tex
Jane
Jean Williams
Countil
Willams
Port Arthur
University to Depict Scenes of Former Era in Four Episodes
University plans four episodes detailing Kia University history with 25 students under Harold Evans. Students at Marietta and nearby colleges will participate at Ohio University and Codi hits stadium. A panel, including Christopher Chart and Secretary Clark William, will discuss the era's credinsmen and founding.
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Af Trat
Harold Evans
Jett Athens
Iia
Eoleck
Marietta
Qhia Flompuny Fett
Mhie 1Versity
Ohio University
Qeribeyea
National Aviation Association
al Ormia University
Bean John Ft
Johnshaw
Alin
Clark William
Sampattten Rhatrare
Woman Held After Police Say She Shot Man Accidental
Mrs. Leolsy Hanson, married but estranged, was detained by police as she described to Grant Hospital how Slater, near death, was shot accidentally during a struggle over a pistol. She initially claimed Slater shot himself, then said the weapon discharged in her grasp without intent to kill.
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U. RR
Leolsy
Hanson
Mra
Slater
Mito Owischahic
Grant Hospital
July Fourth Observed by Legion Plans Banquet and Program
July Fourth events organized by the T Crossen Post of the American Legion in Chicago include a banquet and ceremony at the Legion Home. A special program is noted with a large liquor seizure by federal agents, recovering an estimated 86 000 worth of Bourbon. Also reported is a third death from yesterday’s gun battle near the Rio Grande involving Mexican authorities and gun runners.
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Amerie
Chicagg
Dime 20
Theiday
Rows Legion
B.D. Smith
Federal Prohiens Legion
Bition
Laredo
Tex
Neuto Jarredo
Rio Grande River
Public parks and camp sites to be state controlled in Ohio
Ohio will establish state controlled parks and camp grounds at several lakes including St Marys, Indiana, Cortage and Tuela. The plan aims to provide water access and public use areas while assessing land ownership disputes with private landowners. Construction is to be completed by September.
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Ohio
Dune
Aie
St. Mary's
Ineian
Tormin
Cortage
Rome
Detter
Barat
Mr. Gilead
Eptember
Foundations progress on Coolville span finish work
Foundations and abutments for the Coolville span are delayed due to late steel delivery. Officials from the state Highway Department say work will resume soon. A detour around Guysville on US Route 56 may be ordered this week starting at Linsrott, routing via South Canaan Road and back to Route 50 south.
Woman Fined for Whisky Possession in Marshfield Court
A Marshfield court fined a woman $200 for having whisky. The case details include a $20 court bond and a magistrate handling the proceedings. Deputies Wilson and Wink led the search and arrest while the revival service at Steusant Valley was noted elsewhere.
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Rossurdina
Strathot
Ollie Baturdiey
Lenstibhe
Favarlt
Vera Iile
Theseater
Gullin
Owas
Cotte
Yaemenh
Witham
Sorredh
Tania
Depiatieg
Peed
Heck
Wayne Winget
Jacob Darnell
Wade
Marshfield
Wilson Alurdtad Winket
Flier Kingsford Smith Arrives in Washington
Major Charles H Kingsford Smith and the crew of the Round the World Southern Cross landed at Bolling Field from New York at 1 03 a m to be greeted by President Hoover and Washington officials after their transatlantic flight from Ireland to Newfoundland last week.
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Washington
Charles H. Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Bolling Field
New York
Hoover
Ireland
Newfoundlan
Hour Supreme Harvard Graduate Tries Flying After Plane Crash
Readable text notes a Harvard graduate involved in a wrecked plane incident and attempts to fly using book lessons. It describes the unusual act and mentions reactions and surrounding confusion in the account.
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Harvard
Writer before a jury discussed at local church meeting
The record describes a community meeting at a church where participants, including Walter, Wu Pig Marista, and others, discuss a writer before a jury. Attendees reference federal authorities and a potential upcoming court action, with mentions of projections and local figures.
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Dane Ff
Ui Ry
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Ddageeti
Wu Pig Marista
Gaetels
Femeneth
Churchien
Gonditiona
Peporta
Peebles Alerdaret
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Fragmentary OCR notes mention names Pratys Polk and Charis A with possible birth and burial contexts. details are garbled and cannot confirm a coherent event or identity.
Fragmented OCR report on 1948 election violence and executions
Fragmented text describes executions and political violence surrounding a presidential election. Names appear garbled but reference to Orangin ARNT, Preserbia Todne, and Willie Howes Siew suggest local figures or places. The passage lacks coherent details or clear dates beyond implied wartime or election context.
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Vwi
Cette
Ted
Orangin
Marth
Reena
Tee Willie Howes
Neaeo
Fragmentary notes on a rural grocery incident and people
Readable parts describe a rural county grocery store incident involving a proprietor and his wife. The text references Cloyda D. Wagoner, a Gere erat Btechie company, and various scattered names, places, and actions. Details are incomplete and tangled.
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Danie
Des Thay
Lowes Sfier
Oneiun Metaullory
Cdi
Wyndot County Ath
Ein Rabberstioe Bled
Bagel
Dr Wiley Dies in Washington after Protracted Health Career
Washington June 30 Dr Wiley a noted health specialist and advocate for pure food and drugs died at age 63 after a heart attack following Senate Agriculture Committee appearances protesting food law amendments. Born October 18 1843 in Kent Indiana he taught at Butler University and earned degrees from Hanover Indiana University and Harvard. He served as state chemist of Indiana and held leadership roles in the American Chemical Society.
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Une Fir
Amery OW
Wes
Senate Arts Committee
Tewald
Dro Whley
Te Wan
Stonsovell
Hig
Kent
Ind
Nike
Whuen
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Pura
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Wiley
Hin
Hanover College
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Tha Chisetes
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Atl
Butler Sod Vardue
Lothineld
Ga State Chemlyt
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Finn
United
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Whey
Appointment of Dr Creed to State Bureau of Examination and Classification
Columbus reports the appointment of Dr C Creed as first assistant physician at Celapoina State Hospital and head of the new State Bureau of Examination and Classification of Prisoners. Salary listed at 1500 pounds. Bureau to include six psychiatrists and psychologists, created on recommendation of the State Welfare Advisory Committee. Dr Creed has long served at Columbus State Hospital.
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Columbus
C. HH
Creadi Gallipolix
Celapoina State Hospital
State Bureau
Hal HB. Grinwold
Creed
Columbus State Heaplital
Burda
Attendance Record At Old Mane Cave Draws Thousands
Reichisy reports show Old Mane Cave set a one day attendance record with 4 000 visitors, surpassing last year’s near four thousand. The note mentions upcoming holiday periods and broader regional interest in nearby caves Ki and Ash Cave.
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Logan
Reichisy
Old Mane Cave
Boliday
Oni Cave
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