Arctic flight plans spark debate on Moscow to San Francisco route
The U S State Department says a Soviet aviator may fly nonstop Moscow to San Francisco. Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson argues the north would be the primary air crossroads, noting favorable cold weather and many emergency landing spots across northern Canada and Alaska.
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Pole
San Francisco
Moscow
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
North Polar
Chicago
Calcutta
Berlin
Greenland
Iceland
North
Temperate Zone
Arctic
Weather Bureau
Canada
Alaska
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Scandinavian Countries
Finland
European
Russia
Siberia
Cars collide at Main and Ontario streets
Mrs. G Kilday of Corona and Laurence J Lay of Downey collided Saturday night at the Main and Ontario intersection. Mrs Lay reportedly sustained injuries.
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G. Kilday
Corona
Laurence J Lay
Downey
Main
Ontario
Curb Club Notes Warn of Restless Vacation Time
The notes describe a period of idle weeks where people feel they must stay active and busy to fill time before another vacation. It notes a tendency to overthink boredom during a long break. The piece uses humorous slang to critique vacation restlessness.
SGENES By Ben Henson
Seen at dingzer Saturday night Jee Blair and Earl Porter of Press and Fonterprise enjoying private confabs. Contana del gation pr udiy exhibiting picture of Glenn Harper's mew theatre. Gene Clair wielding gay do freely Several merators taking xsbsort Calnaps Caron Toe trucks fine refer erator cars at railroad tracts. Foreign ppulation spending tints at Mexican nal grate. Coronans occupying co Tspats on grass at City Park with officer dining Jones on sideties.
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Dingzer
Jee Blair
Earl Porter
Press and Fonterprise
Contana del Gation
Udiy
Glenn Harper
Gene Clair
Coronans
City Park
Officer Dining Jones
Preliminary Flaws Outlined for El Rincon Prison Plan
Architects Walker and Eisen of Los Angeles announce complete preliminary designs for a new El Rincon prison south of Ontario to hold 3500 inmates in five cell blocks and 58 dormitories. The plan includes reinforced concrete prison buildings, walls, fences, shops, warehousing and drainage. Financing from WPA and federal grants totals 1,427,695 with 2,000,000 state funds to cover the first year of a three and one half year building program, bringing the total estimate to 9,581,143.
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el Rincon
Ontario
Walker and Eisen
Los Angeles
Prisos
Priso
Washington
Pasadena
Glendale
Murphy backs peaceful picket line for industrial group
Governor Frank Murphy said the Committee for Industrial Organization deserves a peaceful picket. He told Monroe officials that stance while reporters watched in Detroit. Secretary Bankhead announced six House members and six Senators will join the inquiry panel, with action potentially starting Wednesday. Italy defaulted again on its war debt to the United States, with 81,978,000 dollars due.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank Murphy
Committee For Industrial Organization
Monroe
Washington
Bankhead
House
Italy
United States
Three Men Trapped in Icebox During Market Robbery
In Los Angeles three men were held inside a large icebox at a food market during a holiday robbery attempt. A baker unlocked the shop, two workers were locked inside, and the head baker was later forced in when he could not recall the safe combination. The bandits detached the handles and escaped, leaving the three prisoners until officials arrived.
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Los Angeles
USC Coach Protest Over Major League Pact Violation
Coach Sara Barry of USC filed a protest with Judge Landis alleging a violation of the Major League Agreement. Projan sophomore John Berabing announced he would join the St. Louis Browns, described as an out and out violation and a dangerous rush to major league money.
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LOS AN Selaes
Sara Barry
University of Southern California
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
John “Berabing
Projan
St. Louis Browns
Barry
No clear primary event identified in garbled text
The fragmentary OCR references expenditures and relief programs, mentioning WPA costs and relief employment in a county, with unclear dates and places. It does not yield a coherent single incident or outcome to summarize.
Nomination Round Marks Tegionnaire Rise in Politics
In a rapid nominating round Tegionnaire gains support as President nominee. The scene features figures including a former American commander and secretary of war ally, with ties to Virginia and Clarksville. The era recalls World War service and early career as a captain.
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Seiingpton
doUnesm Ff
Virginia
Atiearal Atmerican Tenrien
Clarkshure
Charles Pes
Strite Continues at Alberhill Brick Plant
Strite employees at Alberhill Brick Plant report ongoing labor strife and accusations of harsh treatment amid stalled negotiations with the Los Angeles Brick Company. Workers cite CLO affiliate presence and administration concerns, while management asserts rights to restructure operations.
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Strite
Alberhill
Sorkanen Anedoen Dloyes
Redsat
Pribarts Wothout
Asher Hi
Pos Angeles Brick Company
Orem
Sromhh
Omarch Fefese
C.L.O
Warner Labor Relations
Ayvoodaarsen
Pda
Shrek
Russians Seek New Non-stop Flight Record
Moscow officials hopeful that Soviet aviators will establish a world record for the longest nonstop distance from Moscow to San Francisco along a great circle route over the North Pole. The proposed 5,868 mile flight would exceed the 5,657 mile current mark, set August 1983 by Rossi and Cludes of France on a New York to Kayak leg.
Aqueduct Men Coll Strike Vote Reported
A local Aqueduct workers’ council votes on a strike action amid Metropolitan area tensions. Union leaders mobilize members as a formal motion proceeds, with city utilities and labor groups watching closely for potential impacts on water service and public safety.
Crown of Queen Draws Crowds in Big Local Celebration
More than 7000 attendees watch the coronation event as local officials including Mayor Poach and Miss Nel Poole of Beaumont participate. Voters and community members celebrate with a public ceremony, speeches, and tributes in the town.
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Sibel
Tharst Vival
Nel Poole
Beaumont
Poach Tisen
Hho
Peerle
GM Strike Threats Leave 56,000 Workers Idle in 12 Cities
A nationwide disruption hits General Motors as strikes and shortages ripple across 12 cities. Cabinet makers labor over the weekend to fit out a new headquarters showroom while auto plants slow, delaying the opening of a Toledo branch and pushing up shipping costs.
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General Motors
Porthie Corporation
Tank of America
Jane
Scouts Named City Representatives to Washington D C
A message confirms that City Scouts will serve as representatives in Washington D C. The notice lists appointed names and the mayor’s acknowledgment of the honors and duties for the trip and delegation duties to be carried out in the nation’s capital.
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Washington, D. C
Orange County Man Appointed to Sheriff Post
Joseph Tas Hewitt is named chief deputy and takes the Orange County sheriff post, the first since 1920. He has BE years of service and a record of dedication and enforcement work. The appointment follows the death of F008 V Menivacder or Verab months ago.
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Joseph Tas Hewitt
Cugricitarerome
Orie Ceounty
Poday
Deletet Oat
Department of
Cused
Ures Pitreatt
Film Extra Identifies Photo of Attacker
An on set witness helps police by identifying a suspect from a photo after an incident on location. Investigators seek corroborating evidence and review security footage to confirm the match.
Elaine Barrymore Named Suit Defendant in Local Action
A measured report notes Elaine Barrymore named as a defendant in a civil suit filed in Los Angimeis area. The item mentions a barber shop electrician clock installation and a construction project in Corona with Berner and six bidders involved.
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Elaine Barrymore
Congress urged defeat of controversial court reform bill
Senate judiciary committee calls on Congress to defeat President Pooson i s court reorganization plan as dangerous. Critics argue it undermines constitutional norms and threatens checks and balances while supporters claim it modernizes the judiciary and corrects abuses.
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Congress
Washington
Senate Junorates Committee
Tolay
Pooson i
Adventists Conclude District Conference At Sierra College
The Southern California Adventist district conference closed after a ten day event at Sierra College Da Sierra Whe ome. More than 6000 attendees joined sermons and services, with a tent city housing visitors on campus and hundreds of camp trailers and dormitory rooms used for lodging during the conclave.
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Troe
Los
Port
California
Receaorpus
Cadi Hema Jumer College
da Sierra
Rivrebdes Pest Fento
Sturdiv
Sts
Calis
Committee Favors Roosevelts Ninth Circuit Nominees
The judiciary committee reported a favorable view of President Roosevelt's picks William Petaly of Idaho and Albert Stepherns of Los Angeles for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Both judges were appointed last year to expand the circuit, and the committee's support advances their confirmation. Only one arrest was reported Saturday, involving a Mexican driver charged with intoxication.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelts
William Ptealy
Tdaha
Adbert Bee Stepherns
Los Angeles
Ninth Circuit
Citrus Prices and Market Report from New York to Philadelphia
Butter egg and poultry quotations vary while fruit markets show Valencia and lemon prices across major cities. New York and Philadelphia auctions list several lemon lots with prices from 4.55 to 7.40 per unit, reflecting activity and stock levels in regional markets.
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New York
Prongterhay
Valencia
Progressive
Corona Beauty
Maduro
Chicago
Linwood
Southland Beautives
oSkit
Philadelpher
Southland Beauties
Justrite
Minerva
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London
Mary Pickford
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Charles
Buddy) Rogers
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Louis D. Lighton
Honoulu
Welpane
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Treavy
San Franeisco
Berling
Frank New
York
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Asia Minor
Jmolth Pole
Uniter States
Ted Lye
Aqueduct
G. M
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Toledo
Washingtom
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William Bolith
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Hoavercides
Jaime Pata
OlRedal Imavey
Han Tepicisins
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LOS Angimeis
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Techiyo
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