Fragmented WWII Air Duel Scene From Aboard A Plane
A disjointed wartime account describes an aerial engagement with a plane under fire and ground troops in close combat. The narrator depicts a combat scene with pilots signaling, machine gun fire, and a dramatic attempt to control the plane amid growing danger and chaos.
Fragmented War Scene Through Rubble and Prisoners
An injured major commands during a shelling raid as soldiers move through a ruined town. Eadie Jake and a small squad capture elderly prisoners, debating how to handle them while shells explode overhead and a battle rages in the streets.
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Eadie
Minto
Jake
Endhe
Nel
Wwe
Take
Yast
Radte
Winsele
Altiel
Fulton
Kylie
Mudie
Honses
Dudley
Peneritt
Radie
Endie
Gue Tero
Jake Eydie
Eaile
Eade
Fiere
Colmer
Jakes
Audie
Tyke
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Hey
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Ike
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Bude
Man Killed in Paper Mill Machinery Accident
John D Brugger, age unknown, died at Ridgeway Hospital after being caught in a Castanea Paper Co machine at Sulphite Mill. He was pulled into the bleacher line, his arm torn away and body damaged, despite first aid and surgery. he remained conscious until death.
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Casper Brugger
Honsibfe
Johnsonburg
Janis Casper Tmigeer
Lk County General Hospital
Castanea Paper Co
Brugger
Clarion Mill
McCabe
Ridgway Hospital
Brigger
General Richards appeals deputy salary cut in Franklin
General George C. Richards appeals a salary board decision lowering deputy Mary Blood’s pay to 1620 a year. He notes the post had stood at 1800 previously and that county inquiry showed the deputy was paid 1800. he would owe 15 a month personally if the cut stands.
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Franklin
George C. Richards
Isi Mary
Richards
Miss Blood
Postmasters Nominated for Reappointment
Representative Daniel A. Reed recommended reappointing Jamestown and Westfield postmasters Major Chas A. Sandburg and Grayton Bannister. Their terms expire in March and the president is expected to nominate them in February for Senate confirmation.
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Gam
Chas
Sandburg
Jamestown
Grayton Bannister
Westfield
Postoffice Department
Daniel A. Reed
Senate
Missing Young Collegians Spark East Search
Two freshmen students from different eastern colleges have vanished, triggering widespread searches. Miss Smith of Smith College Northampton and Berdele Bezdek, son of Penn State football coach Hugo Bezdek, left for Christmas and have not been seen since. A search extends through New York and New England as officials confirm their disappearances.
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Cole Lepiana
Mise
Feaweed St. Jom Smith
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
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Jean
Fortmouth College
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N. H
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East
Maine
Massachusetts
New England
Miss Smith
Brooklyn
New York
Beetok
State College
Don A. Criswell
Pennsylvania State College
Mo Boz
Dartmouth College
Actress Mackaye to Begin San Quentin Sentence
Dorothy Mackaye, stage actress, likely to start a one to three year term at San Quentin next Friday. She was convicted of conspiring to conceal the manner of her husband Ray Raymond’s deal, the comedian who died after a fist fight with Paul Kelly, who received a ten year sentence for the slaying.
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Los Angeles
Calif
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San Quentin
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Fin
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Kelly
Tenny
Release on $10,000 Bond for Erie payroll bandit
Jay Wate, 18, and Bam Deaneinord were released on $10,000 bond after facing charges of robbing a $15,000 payroll from Erie County Miners Co. Anthony Patri xano of Buffalo and Francimor are due in February criminal court. Deaneinord left for Buffalo after release. bond remarks include interviews with witnesses. Two other band members were not arrested. one reportedly serves time in Sing Sing and another jumped bail at Niagara Falls.
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Jay
Bim
Deaneinord
Erie County
KANE
Erie County Mineteré Co
Tartyeagmat
Anthony Patrixano
Fuiffalo
N.Y
Crii
Sing Sing
Niszura Palla
Former grid star sued by New York firm in El Paso
Ney sention El Paso Texas January 18 Ted McGoy called the greatest back in Yale history is sued for 667 by a New York jewelry firm. The suit filed here says the money was due on an emerald and diamond bar piece in connection with a proposed millionaire hotel club promotion. Coy declined to discuss the suit. The classifitel ads show consideration for your purse.
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Ney Sention
EL Paso
Tex
Ted ‘McGoy
Yale
New York
Prize awards to be announced at farm show
United Press report from Pennsylvania notes the 1928 annual farm products show drawing crowds of 75 000 visitors. Vocational prizes will be awarded to 111 students from schools statewide as the show runs across multiple sites in Huprinburg. Governor Fisher commended farmers and urged ballot reform, while visitors continued touring exhibits past 10 PM. Mrs Ty Welliner visiting Spartansburg with relatives before leaving this morning.
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Jia Rusicug
Fae Aweeda
Pannayivanta
Les Lory
Huprinburg
Goveror John S. Fisher
Pennsylvania
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