Legion Members to Visit France for World War II Memorial Events
Franklin G. Oller, former national commander of the American Legion, plans a summer pilgrimage of service men and women to France. The delegation will sail August 2 from New York aboard the George Washington, attend ceremonies at the Flirex monument and the Joan of Arc statue, visit veterans hospitals, and view the Carnegies Foundation gift to Rheims. The six week trip ends around September 15, with costs borne by participants.
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France
Ifterimage
New York
Idant Millerand
Kip
Am Légion
Jane
Jean Snidier
Doner
Evers
Legion
International Eland
U. S
George Waashington
Parti
Legion Preanise Vion
Allen
Filrey
Tocarty Wellas
Pont Roossvelt
Marne
Ramna
Chazeas Thierrs
Joan Et Arc
Lee
Alan
Acters
United States Army
Lesinanai
Rheims de Parts
Milfranc
Carnegis Foundation
Whracy
America
Wise Baby Chick Knows Own Mother in Sacramento
July 24 Sacramento report on a poultry dispute where a hen’s recognition of her brood determined ownership of a month-old chick. The court noted chicken language and behavior as factors, with the Newman case cited to infer maternal recognition and responsibility for chicks reared in incubation.
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Sacramento
Cal
L. M._ Shelley
Fair Court
Fernandez
Newman
Nandez
Rich
Newmans
Pretty Horsie Produces Swift Kick
Fragmentary report describes a horse named Pretty Horsie kicking a patrolman who fell into unconsciousness. An ambulance arrived after the incident as observers noted a prize claim and a reference to Greacer in England.
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Horsie
Funeral bouquet used at wedding in unusual case
In Portland Oregon a funeral piece purchased for a mourner at Harold Schosen’s funeral was repurposed as a bridal bouquet. Mrs Martha Mosler of Dundeste rushed to St Helens to secure transportation and the couple married immediately.
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Portland
tHarold Schosen
Martha Mosler
Dundeste
St. Helens
Seaure
Anti Revolution Committee Menace to Russian Trade
Riga dispatch reports that the Soviet era Cheka, independent of other bodies, wields power to jail or execute suspects without trial. The Extraordinary Commission interferes with peace treaties and foreign trade, hindering repatriation and travel, as it operates with impunity and broad authority.
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Latvia
Russia
Tenanveshaka
Surmineniz
West
British Government Long Memory and Rising Tensions Abroad
Contorted report covers British policy memory and influence in distant colonies. Mentions Indian and African contexts, Sultanate struggles, German involvement, and calls for sharp actions by colonial representatives amid regional discontent. Historical tensions surface as officials promise measures and reform.
Unemployment Brings Out Hoarded Gold in Sexpan
In Sexpan on July 24 Gewien Tierment notes widespread destitution. The town sees more people hoarding sovereigns and gold as money circulation climbs amid economic strain. Officials report increased coin hoarding among residents and a rise in small denominations in use.
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Bringina
Wernereien
Sheriff Guards Hanged Man to Guarantee Dead Status
A county sheriff keeps armed guards over the body of a executed man to ensure he remains dead. Witnesses report the hanging was witnessed by relatives and a surgeon, with the body later examined and wrapped for transport. The incident involved named victim Nicholas Vinni and others, amid claims of revived chances and repeated executions.
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Pott
Avery
Grover Cy Radding
Oca
Acivick
Negrner
Wang
Nicholas Vinni
Redding
Oredy Rowe
Gavick
Robert Tugatlot
Vasinian
Ainimer
Napoleon
McGayick
Phs
Dialophones Aim to Fix African Dialects for Missionaries
Chicago July 24 The Board of chalurey introduces dictaphones to reduce native African dialects by converting speech to written form. Dr F M North reports progress, noting missionary work in the Congo and Thodeain and new translations of the New Testament. Methodist presses in Africa operate heavily as natives memorize and produce more literature, while projects expand to broadcast varied dialects and literacy.
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Chicago
Rtral
Africa
F Churey
F. M North
New York
Committee On Conservation
Herbert C. Withey
Angela
Congo
Thodeain
Dager Benk-Biversy
Thig
Methodist Mission
Planta
Kent Buay
Philelogi
Record Crowds Bathe at Pleasure Beach
A large crowd enjoyed a bathing day at Pleasure Beach yesterday. The article notes the beach’s excellent facilities and safety patrols by the U S Life Saving corps under Commander Buehl.
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Pleasure Beach
Piowaurea Beach
Mer
U. & Life Saying Corps
Buehl
Obituary notices herald multiple fallings in Stratford and surrounding areas
A damaged obituary page lists numerous individuals including Testers Dyale and George Potro among others, with scattered details of funerals, burial sites, and mourners. The text references addresses, churches, cemeteries, and family survivors, though much is garbled.
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Athanasin Grnaa
Stratford Avenue
Stortford
Michdel
Ais
Willan Pederow
Penite Ganmphat
Ah Wilda Poltigrew
George
Potro
Trent Street
Buri
Mount Greweenielergy
Adesdfider Alison
Ana * Kulher
Motorman Loses Legs in Smash and Dies After Crash
A trolley wreck near Norwich leaves Motorman severely injured and dies within minutes. The incident injures several passengers on the Connecticut company car, as brakes failed and the forward section collapsed. Officials dispute the cause while a witness list grows. The driver leaves a wife and children.
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Sorwich
Robert
Luchany
Telos
Haliohe Snows
Richards
Caldoraieove
Tralley Jing
Miury Mewman
South Manchester
Wil- Hmantic
Fipreon
Pasesengers
Benives
Vita
Woletans
Autos Wrecked In Smash At Clinton And Fairfield
A streetside collision near Clinton and Fairfield injured a man as vehicles collided and authorities arrested one driver for driving while intoxicated. Funeral services followed for Francis Rupert Thinner, a local resident, with military honors and pallbearers named.
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Fairfield
Aye
Ameren Lerton
Calonalcli
Colynbis Bay
St Micharlin
Pallhearers
Figo
Inta Seala
Dnoveuh
Raron Smith
Trove Saala
Don Buipk
Axenervice Ten
Janeis Rupert Mannies
Francis Rupert Thinner
Tisaaathte
Bilanian Prey
Fairndeld Avanu
T. Kearns
Mecuntain Grove
Charles
Keegan
Henry O'Connor
London Market Shows Strength Amid Turbulent Week
London trading firm despite adverse weather and holiday season. Bank rate cut to five and a half percent seen as likely. Foreign markets mixed with declines in some oils and gold, cautious sentiment on grain and coal. Scottish American report stirs concern over reconstruction.
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Valle
New York
Passimistia Res
Iaeher
Armepie
Mather
Tris
Soul
Houdon Stack
Nansing
Aigass
German financial circles skeptical regarding credit
Extensive skepticism surrounds German credit operations as July payments loom. Reichsbank and Beersetz Zeitung speak of inflation risks and unsettled finances. Trade circles report a general price rise, with industrial activity showing mixed signals amid reparations concerns.
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Ceale
Teeialy ii
Sea Weaponty
Weapite
Reichshank
Beerset Zritimne
Reparniiane Srovlem
Foreign countries repay war obligations total sixtynine million
Foreign countries repaid 70,706,899 dollars of war obligations, with British and other governments contributing portions. The report notes repayments from several nations and emphasizes that repayments do not constitute a general program. The item also contains fragmented, unrelated text about personal matters and relationship advice.
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Washington
Togsien
Renroidey
Vos
War Industrials Dead Load on Stock Market
War industrials dead load on stock market as millions of shares waver. By Broaran Walt in New York July 14. The crash and prolonged decline have trimmed values across steel and railroad stocks, shifting investor interest to bonds and preferred shares while banks tighten lending on former collateral.
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Ant
Ume
Baan
Ito Kelp
Notice of Billing Dispute and Authorized Signing
A notice states the signer will not be responsible for all bills and that another person is contracted to handle obligations instead of the signer. The communication assigns third party authorization and limits liability to the named representative.
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Hate Islands
India
Orean
sRinor
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Theoiatey
Bats
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Zanzibar
Peyuial
Sresn
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