Atlantic voters urged to transfer airfield control to a commission
The Atlantic community is urged to move management of the municipal airfield from the council to a dedicated commission. The piece argues a commission can better develop the airfield with no tax increase, noting existing bonds cover improvements and federal matching funds will reduce local costs. It asserts the move aligns with future air travel needs and could make the field profitable.
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Justice, Communist Style Trial Described At Iowa Meeting
The speaker describes a communist style trial with party loyalist judges who follow the party line, a courtroom crowded with faithfuls, and verdicts of Death or long punishments. He warns that education teaches killing as eliminating enemies, predicting a generation shaped by such doctrine.
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The Lewis Penalty and The World Move Toward One World
The article notes John L. Lewis found guilty of criminal contempt and awaits sentence. It argues possible jail for Lewis to avoid implying union intimidation, stressing the court must not appear afraid of the miners and that unified western Europe is a step toward global governance.
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Air Force versus Army-Navy row and U N intrigue
The piece reviews the air force army navy clash detailing 1940 limits on flying fortresses, current plans for 70 groups and bomber upgrades, a Romania related U N delegation intrigue led by Vespasien Palla, and military officers studying Our Fair City to prepare for M day and future city governance in wartime.
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Red Moss
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John Maktos
Palestine
Romania
Dr. Vexspasion Talla
U. S.A
Robert S. Allen
Our Fair City
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Dame Rumor and a Republican Caucus in Second Ward
Dame Rumor is portrayed as a liar whose tales harm others. The piece ends with notice that Second Ward Republicans plan a caucus on Friday April 23 at 8 PM in the courthouse assembly room, Dale Cornell as Committeeman.
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Court House
Dale Cornell
Inside the Fantastical Beaumont Oil Riches Home
Reporter tours the immense Beaumont Texas mansion of Mr and Mrs Harry Phelan built from Spindletop oil wealth It features a chapel stained glass rooms a pipe organ a Vatican worthy set of crucifixes and portraits a pope letter and a gallery of grandchildren with uniformly framed portraits The owners host guests amid Remington paintings Romney works and remote controlled lighting highlighting the lavish lifestyle made possible by oil profits.
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Texas
C. B. Driscoll
Harry Phelan
Phelan
Vatican
Phelans
Mr. Phelan
Ancient Sumerian Vanity Cases Unearthed by Digging Archaeologists
Archaeologists report Sumerian women thousands of years ago used gold vanity cases containing tweezers ear picks and head scratchers discovered among buried city remains.
Lookin Around and Fire Alarm Pranks Across Town
Fire alert prompts quick actions as Jim Dahberg parks with two girls near the Hardie home and rushes to locate a blaze while the garage burns. A Lutheran Sunday service ends with Norman Sandhorst shouting Fire several times to alert attendees. Gladson Strong, 38, trips excitedly from India voyage, hoping to see fish and sea life after a porthole view and a whale sighting.
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Jim Dahberg
Hardie
Willard Muller
Norman Sandhorst
Paul Sandhorst
Zion Lutheran Church
Norman
Gladson Strong
Maxton Strong
India
New School Head Chosen for Massena District
Massena board of education elected Supt. J. R. Coons of Lorimer to head the Massena school for 48 49. Mrs. Coons was elected commercial teacher and is the former Miss Beulah Breeling daughter of Rev and Mrs A Breeling of Grant. The couple has one daughter at home a junior in high school.
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Pedestrians urged to wear white on highways at night
A safety advisory emphasizes pedestrians should wear white or light colored clothing when walking near highways after dark to improve visibility and reduce accidents. Authorities stress using reflective gear and sticking to sidewalks where available.
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