Navy launches new airplane carrier Lexington October 3
The Lexington as another aircraft carrier joins the Atlantic fleet, 62 percent complete, near readiness for commissioning late next year. It will be similar to the Saratoga, with four turbine engines and capacity for about 2 aircraft, armed with eight guns and numerous smaller weapons.
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Lexington
Saratoga
Washingston
Pennsy
Dore
T. Troucias Robinson
Secretars
Have
Gate
Japan
Pelwin Leslie
Amii
Ates
Baratoria
Famous American sculptor Paul Bartlett dead in New York
The Associated Press reports American sculptor Paul Wayland Bartlett died in New York at age sixty six. He gained fame for works including the statue of Columbus in the U S Capitol and the Titus of Colossus in Paris. Bartlett represented the United States at the Paris Exposition and received the Legion of Honor. he had recently been mentioned in discussions of his political ambitions in Pennsylvania.
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Paul Wayland Bartlett
Paris
Pati
Paul Wayland
Gey Inten
Seyi Seem
Ayealadt
York
Paul Wiefart Trartlett
New York
Teday
Batis
York Puilie
Weishington
Pearklin
Clauth
Lakayede Tat Pepare
Louvre
Pitas
Colusiuis
Vushinestia
Bevrerorrow
Gerandmother
Bedin
Aris
Caveler
Jess
Bartlettle
Heston Museum
Philadelphia
Chieake Art Institute
Luxembourg
Warts
Musem of Decorative Arts
Speset
Peters
Nicowdu
Tong
Vidi
Athos
Hina Pein
Aridatvila
Vreputamestus Union
Hess Virsees
Raita le Sud
Salat Vale
Meer
Aimerica
Aomerica
Sainte Vite
Electric Power Negro Burns to Wins Rail Test
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a rail test incident. It mentions a strike by a Black worker, deaths, and widespread confusion with references to Virginian lines and a state. The readable parts point to a test outcome favoring a narrator or group. details are garbled and uncertain.
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Negro
Byers
Bert Daven
Sierra
Cannes
Amily
Opm
Oita Crettin Aed
Ometititian Trust
Atenie
Hamann
Aaifesia
Baebes
Petieretbel Urbas
Comecicklenm
Crete
Cheidenan
Communist immigration ban outlined amid labor dispute
Fragmentary OCR shows a heated debate over immigration law and communist restrictions. The text references labor department actions, identity and surveillance concerns, and calls for stricter controls on leftist groups amid broader political tension.
American Schooner Sunk in Collision
A late edition reports that an American schooner sank after colliding with another vessel. The incident prompted maritime authorities to inspect the scene and assess damage while weather conditions remained calm nearby.
Final Sermon Urges Youth to Shun Alcohol at Laing Memorial
Rev. Lucian Kirk delivers a closing message to the Laing Memorial M F E Church urging younger members to abstain from drink. He recalls community impact, warns against temptation, and cites personal loss tied to whiskey. The address frames moral resolve amid a gathering noted for its emotional response and a broader sermon series.
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Lucian Kirk
Laing Memorial M. FE
T. U. Aroused by risqué bills for legion meet
The article reports on tense activity around a legion convention as posters and advertising provoke controversy. Officials fear provocative material may disrupt the event while organizers defend their display as free expression amid political tension.
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T. U
Legion
Oman
Ameri Leto
Aha
Nedte Meares
Hondas
Legion Convention
Nest Teron A
UrCamabedl
Tor
Bregars
Abe
Vielietin
Nile
Trade Week Visitors Draw Wide City Crowds
Visitors come for trade week as lanes fill with shoppers and merchants. The event highlights local commerce with participants from nearby towns and discussions about new products and regional markets.
Navy Board to Open Shenandoah Wreck Inquiry Today
The Navy will open a court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster this afternoon to examine the accident’s causes and responsibility. Lieutenant Commander Charles E. Tuvverdahl will report on the wreck and surviving crew. witnesses include Gelonet Wes Mitchell and Captain Anton Heinen.
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Lar Enurst
X. Si
Cootidge
Drough
Court of Inquiry
Homne
Ohio
Gelonet
Wes Mitchell
Army Air Service
Anton Heinen
Navy
Destruc Noy
Mation Pogsense
Crona-Han
Mitchell
Gieratt
Mavs
Charles E. Tuwerdahl
Shenandoah
Pers Sobnel
Dione
Wilbur
Pycn
Pete
Humber
Shemeadeeh
iTiters
Leon Revalied
Foley
Caillaux Plan Seeks 20 Year Settlement With France
A French plan proposes settling debts within twenty years by substantial payments rising annually. Details indicate not tied to the tentative agreement with Great Britain and aim to reduce France’s principal. The first annual payment is reserved for the American negotiators.
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Paris
Finanes Windyeer Calinx
Wanhing
France
Cailinaxs
Air defense inquiry opens amid controversy
Washington reports the president's air board begins an exhaustive inquiry into the defense program amid ongoing disputes among services. Secretary Davis and top officers testify on the air crate situation and army policy as the board plans hearings with navy and other officials to follow.
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Washington
Smartin
Alr
di Riva
Waywar
Miteleil
Chen
Goyrd
Anid
San Antonio
Texas
OW Davis
Urimne
Davis
Jenna Latrie
Army
Joan L. Hines
Stant
Teneral Ugh A. Dram
Stat
Wilbur Bf
Navy
Air
Enil
Vnjoy
Mayors Back Plan to Grant Check Off for Labor
Unclear text depicts mayors supporting a check off plan tied to labor or unions. Mentions MUO Workers of America and references to voting or approval, with fragmented phrases about regions, letters, and dates. The readable items suggest a civic or political push involving union support and official backing.
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Matradeeehia
Sia
Hawragsia Ns
Wits
Hevis
Uie Union
Alabama Negro Held in Huntington
Pred Douglas known as Truce Curmha, a Black man wanted in Alabama for a violent crime, was arrested in Huntington. He reportedly confessed to shooting Bol Bigs and wounding a brother, with authorities poised to act on the case.
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Huntington
Pred Douglas
Munner
Potter
Tornweell
Olcott Correspondent Notes Local Events And Changes
From Our Olcott Correspondent a report details social visits, residents moving, and small happenings around Olcott. It mentions Mrs Jas Seatt and family leaving Olcott for Glenekiee and moving to Neyer owantein, along with other residents noted for shifts in homes and daily life. It also references a local purchase of a dry cow for $3.08 down and a continued routine of meals and offerings as observed locally.
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Iran
Paris
Olourt
Sanday
Sternson
Leirne
Dugenut Ata
Jas
Glenekiee
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Tary the Negro Wien
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Labor Department
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Peema
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Ieee
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Cartes Vale
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Fabrina
Vitor
Alrent
Lon Dun
Sepib Shipiel Sale Mtv
Peron
Biter Mery
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Mattersey
Dewan
Red
Navy Board
Mitchell and Heinen
Caillaux
Davison
Special Air Board
League
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Vollow
Drwsie Pedameepers
Pope Ayok
Thomas Niehalseh
Thud Tagine
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