Signals Hint Safe Soviet Plane After Arctic Search
FAIRBANKS Alaska Aug 14 US four day search continues for six Soviet transpolar fliers thought to be stranded on an ice floe after fuel shortage. Faint radio signals from the missing plane were picked up at Anchorage station aiding relief efforts and signaling potential survival with food and fuel caches noted along routes in the Canadian northwest.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Sigismund Levanevsky
Cape van Karem
Clyde Armistead
Murray Stuart
Crosson
Walter Elal
Robert Cleazon
Michael Bellakott
Lao Chvat
Moscow
Stuart
Paul Brewer
S. Smirnoff
A. Vartanian
Cha
Jimmy Mattern
Los Ansgetes
Siberia
U.S. Army
Corns
Anchorage
RDYW
Point Schmidt
Pole
Canadian Northwest
Canadian Airways Ltd
Soviet Launches Search For Fliers
Moscow reports a wide Soviet search for Sigismund Levanevsky and five companions after a polar flight from Moscow toward Alaska. Three Arctic fliers are en route to Rudolf Island to assist, while others join the search. One engine stalled, raising concerns over the attempt to cross to the United States.
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Moscow
Sigismund Levanevady
Alaska
United States
Rudolf Island
Pole
Arctic
North Pate
Levanevsky
Russia
Lindbergh
Fairbanks
Atonka
Palr
Mystery Man Missing In Probe Of Air Crash
In Daytona Beach Florida Benjamin Thomas Bethune named in probe of an Eastern Airlines crash that killed four. Witnesses discuss a power line erection and warning lights. Captain Dietz involved and testimony questions motor checks. Bethune’s identity and utility ties surface as investigators pursue cause and timing details.
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Daytona Hrach
Benjamin Thomas Hethane
Mimt
Bene Ewlkat
Ali
Sreeien
Nat Noipfled
Clim
Department of Commerce
Bethune
Grove
Geo Pabst
Joe
Atlanta
Wistesday
Dietz
Wader
Auto Crash and Wage-Hour Bill Dominate News
A fatal auto crash near Seth, Boone county, kills Mrs. Lavinia Keathley and her stepfather, while Loleda Keathley survives with critical injuries after the car, driven by Raymond Stamper, veered into a bakery truck. Bankhead signals possible adjournment over the wage and hour bill as Congress stalls.
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Ald Loleda Keathiey
Seth
Boone County
Lavinia Keathley
Robert L. Bouldin
Nendon
G. M. Soult
Madison State Police
Raymond Stamper
Chita
Loleda Keathley
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Stamper
Caventice
Raeleigh County
A. OE
Huddiestes
Charleston
Mattern to Join Hunt For Fliers
Washington reports Jimmie Mattern the famed Texas air ace was granted a special permit and commissioned by the air commerce bureau to fly into the Arctic to seek the missing Soviet air expedition. He will depart at once after preparations in Los Angeles. The mission honors a debt to Sigismund Levanevsky who rescued him after a Siberian crash.
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Washington
Jimmie” Mattern
Texas Airfice
Air Commercee Bureau
Arctic
Mattern
Catsmerce Department
Los Angeles
Moscow
Sigismund Levanevsky
Siberia
Fred D. 7Z. Jr
Httrewu of
Air Commerce
Geant
Torn to Pare 3 Part B Gat 9
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a torn section labeled Part B Gat 9. Content is unclear with multiple illegible lines and missing context. No identifiable persons organizations dates or events are readable to form a concrete summary.
Charleston Business Shows Unusual Gain
A July survey by Brooks Smith French and Dorrance New York finds Charleston wood industry up 10 percent versus June and 2 percent over July last year. The national business index also rises, reversing May June decline with a 1 percent gain.
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Charleston Wood
Brooks, Smith, French and
Dorrance
New York
Komatt
Sates Executiven
Public Works Spending in Charleston and Kanawha County
Nearly five million dollars was spent in Charleston and Kanawha County under the Public Works and Works Progress administrations. Projects include furniture, community jobs, and permanent improvements funded by federal assistance, with a mix of outright grants and long-term loans. Key projects: St Albans bridge, East Bank water works, state college facilities, Glasgow sewer system, Marmet sewers, Charleston incinerator, and West Virginia State college buildings.
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Charleston
Kanawha County
Public Works and Works Progress Administrations
Public Works Administration
St. Albans
East Bank
West Virginia State College
Glasgow
West Virginia Static College
New Tver State College
Judiciary Poll Signals Senate Vote On Black Nomination
Washington Aug 14 judiciary committee members forecast a Monday vote to approve Sen Black Alabama for the supreme court. Opponents predict a committee majority will override objections and push confirmation after a brief debate amid protests and a demand for delay.
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Wasitington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen. Black
D.-Ala
Supreme Court
Sen
Burke
Senate
Roosselt
Melef
Judiciary
di Linregayy
Atabaman
Knemon Ashuest
Grenville Chirk
New York
Root, Clack, Buckner and Ballantine
Tiack
Green Tavors
She Gan
Tart to Part 2 Part 1 Col 1
The fragment appears to be a newspaper page cue or column label lacking readable content. No clear event person organization or place is identifiable in the given OCR snippet.
G Men Aid Sought in Mass Death Inquiry
Cincinnati August 1 1 Prosecutor Dudley Miller asks Washington for federal help in an unfolding mass murder probe amid six confirmed deaths and multiple illnesses among elderly German acquaintances of Mrs Ann Hahn. Detective Lt George Schuttle stated more startling details may emerge as handwriting experts are sought.
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Sincinnati
G-men
Dudley Miller Qutealt
Washington
George Schuttle
Ann Hahn
Gordon Shearer
J. Edgar Hoover
Chilet
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pallee
Quircaltding
Outcast
Leluutte
Tiahn
Ie Man
Flashes of Life In These United States Temperance
In Chicago on August 14, Matthew A. Pierson marked 36 years as a porter on the Twentieth Century Limited. He noted a shift in traveler behavior with alcohol use dropping from about 80 percent in his early days to roughly 11 percent now, reflecting improved public drinking habits.
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Temperance
Chicago
Twentieth Century Limited
Matthew A. Pierson
Pierson
Surratt Fined After Lyman Fight Outcome
In Gering Nebraska Fred Surratt a 50 year old Lyman farmhand admitted assaulting his former employer Fred Chalips after a quarrel. He told a justice of the peace he paid 1 54 in atonement and Judge Lyda fined him 5 plus costs totaling 20 98 dollars, then left to attend a business matter.
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Gering
Neb
Fred Surratt
Lyman
Soi
Lyda
Surrath
Fred Chalips
Mega
Surratt
Shanghai War Tensions Rise as Bombing Escalates
Japanese cabinet meets in emergency session to plan immediate measures amid Shanghai hostilities. Chinese forces shell Tsingtao and nearby ports, prompting evacuations of Japanese residents from Sungkow to Dairen. Tokyo reports renewed provocations and aerial bombardments by multiple planes, signaling a broader undeclared war.
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U.S
Tokyo
Shanghai
Tsingtao
Middle China
Japan
China
Sungkow
Dairen
Korea
Muiese
Tsinglag
Yumimaro Koneye
Shanplsi
Truckers Strike For Wage Boost
Leaders of a truckers union threaten a citywide strike unless wages rise and union recognition is granted. The motion would affect 400 to 500 workers across more than 15 firms, including Nelson Transfer, with drivers and helpers among those involved.
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Charleston
John B. Easton
State Federation of Tabu
Nelson Transfer Company
Tas
Faston
Nelson
Bin
Hin
WPA Painter Admits Girl's Attack Slaying
NEW YORK Aug 0 Detroiive Re J Wanton of St George Staten Island says 24 hours of questioning yielded the confession of Samuel Elmore 39 a Staten Island house painter in the attack slaying of four year old Joan Kaleba The body was found strangled and ravaged in a deserted beach shack He admitted the crime in the presence of Inspector Toby A Lyons and District Attorney Frank Times of Irelmond county after a full night and day of questioning He denied seeing the child before he entered the shack.
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New York
J. Wanton
St. George
Staten Island
Samuel Elmore
WEA
Joan Kaleba
Maonlon
Elmore
Toby A. Lyons
Frank Times
Irelmond County
Asiatic Fleet Ready to Evacuate U.S. Citizens
Washington reports orders from state and navy departments to evacuate American citizens from war endangered Shanghai. Secretary DinlU said officials will determine how many of about 4,000 nationals should be removed, while diplomats seek protection and instruct offices to close if danger rises.
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Washington
State
Navy
America
Shanghai
Dinll
Amer~ican
Madrid Holds Key Hilltop as Franco Forces Dislodged
Madrid reports a Communist aligned government offensive gains back control of a hilltop position near Bra nete after a surprise dawn attack south of the Tapis river. Government forces, aided by field engineers and dynamiters, breached enemy parapets and briefly held the cemetery slope to dominate the village northward. Rebels alleged internal dissent and border closures cited by the ministry of defense.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Jose Minjos
Franco
Clong
Branete
Tapis
Gem Miaja
Ministry of Defense
San Sebastian
Concern For Bride Triggers Car Accident in New York
On a honeymoon trip near Ossining New York Mr Gottlieb tried to assist his bride Mrs Gottlieb who leaned to remove a shoe after stepping into a puddle. The car clipped a fence, the vehicle was badly damaged. Mrs Gottlieb suffered a broken arm and was hospitalized. Mr Gottlieb endured severe bruises.
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Ossining
KN. WY
Cameda
Slows City
Iowa
New York
Mr. Gottlieb
Mra
Gottlieb
Ossining Knaphal
Gattlieb
China Probes Shanghai Raid
Nanking August 15. The central government of China reported an official inquiry into air bombardments that killed hundreds in Shanghai's international settlement. Officials said bomb racks damaged by Japanese anti aircraft fire caused accidental returns. One Chinese bomber is missing after engaging a Japanese cruiser Idzumo. Six aircraft suffered damage and pilots injured. Some bombers failed to return near Shanghai, with fears they were shot down or forced to land.
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Nanking
Usi
Ching
U. S
Great Britain
France
Shanghai
Chiang Kai- Shek
Uis
Mane
Idzumo
Whangpoo River
Waosung
Shanhai
International Settlement
Hungjao
Whangpso
Cumberland
Woosung
Charleston Boy Seeks Soap Box Derby Honors Tomorrow
Johnny Harris of Charleston arriving as The Gazette guest after winning Southern West Virginia Derby has rebuilt his car for Akron Ohio competition. He expects to contend against champions from 120 cities and two from Canada and South Africa, insisting his car with the best design will win. Harris carries a hammer for last adjustments and an oil can that aided him at home. The Fourth Annual All American Soap Box Derby unfolds as Akron prepares for a major community holiday.
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Frank A. Knight
Akron
Johnny Harris
Aittle
Charleston
the Gazette
West Virginia
Canada
South Afria
Exon
Corky
Johnny
Harris
Akronaya
Tucker
Ines
Oiler Foreigners Victims Of Aerial Attack On International Settlement
Shanghai reports a Chinese and Japanese battle near the international settlement with air raids and shelling across Kiangsu and Chekiang. Casualties include at least three American men and two American women, nine foreign residents killed, and widespread deaths and injuries in the city.
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Shanghai
Cumberland
Whangpoo
Yangtze
Neutral Position Taken by Britain
Britain adopts complete neutrality in the Sino Japanese war for now while pledging to protect British lives and interests in Shanghai and other Chinese war zones. The three powers keep constant talks, though joint action by Britain the United States and France appears unlikely as the U.S. favors synchronized moves. Winston: simultaneous protests by Britain the United States and France against the Shanghai bombardment were lodged at Nanking.
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William Willman
London
Britain
Shanghai
United States
France
America
Nanking
Japan
China
Shanghei
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Polar Explorera
Dept of Conmperce
Dayton
Bankhead
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Beyiskitien
Congress
Roosevelt
Governmental Department
Rules Committee
Public Works and Works Progress Agencies
Har Alabmna
Cincinnati
Tsingtag
Citivas
Tokyo Phin
WPA
Nanlang
Stanghai
Peiping
Dientsin
Hna
WCHS
Suangirl
Kiangal
Chekiang
Huajiao
Kiangwan
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