Ten Stations Put Chicago Near Top in Broadcasting
A sprawling, error-filled clipping describes Chicago broadcasting plants and station operations. It references WEAR and other stations, mentions city ownership and various executives, and notes an award near the end while depicting a chaotic mix of names and acronyms. The piece reads like a fragmented report on broadcasting priorities and station management.
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Gil Coynibal
Lisa
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WAAR
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Wren
Glergymen Shortage in Church of Trish
In Hew tetts crownne shortfall affects the church of fretand with some parishes preparing for Ash Wednesday rites. Officials discuss limited capacity and apportionment of duties as distribution of tasks tightens across the parish.
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German stevedores urged to speed up loading at Bremerhaven
June 28 report from HVEMNBAAVEN notes German stevedores face delays despite higher yard effort. Officials compare 26 hours in New York to two hours shore-to-dock in Bremerhaven and press for quicker dock handling to cut costs and improve transport efficiency amid rising maintenance costs and government subsidies shifting.
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Tahitians Prosper With Rising Franc
Tahiti, Tahitians prosper as rising franc improves trade and living costs. Friction with imports from France brings cheaper goods from Pacific trade routes. Lumber demand grows while local poverty slows repairs and housing rentals remain scarce.
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John Brown Days Revived In Kansas Tribute Tale
Basina Kansas June 28 Luke F arsons last surviving member of John Brown’s band of antislavery fighters will mark his birthday at home. The event follows a reminiscence of Brown’s early Kansas raids detailing immigration, armed actions, and the 1850s battles that spread across the region. The report lists Brown’s kin, band members, and later descendants tied to the saga.
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Nes
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Kan
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Weety
Sheedore Weller
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Frederiuk
Salmon
Olver
Wanted to stay in jail in Suma Arig district
A man described as an Indian known as She Ace of Spades reportedly attached to the county after his sentence expired and indicated he would remain indefinitely. Three deputy sheriffs were required to handle the situation through the back door as part of the effort.
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Wanderwell Travels Through Thrilling Global Tour
Nell Wanderwell recounts a long expedition in a self powered car with partner Woat Tarrisen and Brinkmeyer. The party plans moving pictures of places from Charleston to Bonhay India, traveling 85 065 miles since 1939. They describe gear including fuel tank water tanks and desert camping setup, plus signatures from famous figures like Villa Pershing and Chaplin. They aim to add Charleston to their globe trotting list.
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al Obre- Kon
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Mayo Brothers Clinic
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Ren ‘Turpig
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Seals Caught In Mild Sitka Coast Patrol Weather
SEAL CATCH 15 LIGUT KETCHIKAN Alaska June 25 Sealing operations of Indians in southeastern Alaska this year were the neatest in the history of the Sitka revision and netted only eight seal sing according to Fisheries Warden O Conor on his return from the revision where he was in charge of the seal patrol maintained annually by the Bureau of Fisheries. Starting weather prevailed but the early months of the year and low prices offered for coat skins caused the heaviness of the operations.
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Rockefeller Gifts Drive Chicago University Endowment
Chicago June 28 John D Rockefeller has given 35 9 million to the University of Chicago as President Burton cites the gift and calls for the city to adopt the institution as its own in a broader plan for future development. Burton notes past pledges and the need for further large gifts over the next decade.
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