Solons Vote Approval of Transit Tube for Bay Area
San Francisco politicians approve a plan for a Bay Area rapid transit tube linking San Francisco and Oakland. The measure calls for a seven member Garden Gate Commission to study the project and potential undersea construction with toll use on the Golden Gate Bridge. Final approval returned to the Senate for amendments.
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National Debt Bill OK Seen By House Unit
Washington reports the House unit signals approval of the national debt bill amid a split in the Supreme Court over secret state inquiries. The piece notes Justices Black and others dissenting against limiting civil liberties, while Congress pushes a debt plan and airport aid debates.
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Textile blast indictments shake Henderson jury
Henderson North Carolina jury returns indictments against eight men for conspiring to dynamite a textile plant substation and related targets. Arraignment expected this week as prosecutors seek lengthy prison terms if convicted. warrants issued for Payton Gore Auslander and others amid a sprawling conspiracy case.
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The fragmentary text notes a 1839 reference likely tied to the Quincy Railroad and a shipment or route from Chicago. Details are incomplete but indicate historical railway or transport context with early American industrial mentions.
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Russians Among Biggest Moviegoers Per Tass Report
Tass reports Russians are top cinema goers with city residents watching 23 times yearly while rural compatriots average 11 visits, highlighting regional viewing gaps across the Soviet Union.
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Air Force Receives First CIA Named Propjet Transport
The Air Force accepted a new CIA propjet transport plane from Lockheed at Smyrna on Monday. It is the first of the aircraft type on order for the Air Force Guard and Marine Corps, marking a milestone in military aircraft delivery.
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Millionaires Gamble For Cancer Campaign Gala
A charity gambling party in New York aboard the French liner Liberte drew elite guests and high rollers including Harkness, Uihlein, Drexel, Ford, and Rodgers. Attendees paid $100 to attend a one night event to raise funds for the American Cancer Society, with prizes awarded instead of cash. The gala featured parlor games, blackjack, and other betting in a lavish setting, ending after 2:30 a.m. with notable figures and a prize drawing.
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Doctor Finally Gets His Boy in Los Angeles
Dr. Nathaniel A. Davis and his wife who had six daughters in two years of marriage adopt a boy born when the physician delivered him in Superior Court. The newborn Ronnie Monday was delivered by Dr. Davis on Sept. 14. The Davis daughters Creela Belle 41, Creela 18, Natalya 18, Doi 15, Dusting 13, and Eileen 7, found his will.
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Crosby Girl In Accident In West Los Angeles
Cathy Crosby, 20, daughter of bandleader Bob Crosby, was scratched in a Cadillac collision in West Los Angeles at 12 30 p.m. PDT. She and Joanna Eckstein, 54, of Seattle, were alone in their cars. Both vehicles sustained extensive damage and were towed. Crosby’s car left skid marks, suggesting an attempted stop before the crash.
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Shark victim still unfound near La Jolla beach
A 22 year old skin diver Pamperin was pulled under by a 20 foot shark off La Jolla where he and a companion were 120 feet from shore when the attack occurred. Rescue efforts and aviation crews failed to locate him.
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Moonlighting in New England Surges Among Workers
A New England survey shows about 170000 moonlighters in the region, with many holding two or more jobs. The study notes a shift since 1931 from manual to automatic systems in bowling alleys, reflecting broader changes in employment and leisure.
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New York
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Chicago Milk Drivers Strike Shuts City Stores
Chicago faced a milk workers walkout as 2650 inside staff joined drivers in a one day strike. Supplies were depleted in many stores with pasteurized milk scarce, while skeleton crews processed to hospitals and schools. Negotiations continued through the night to reach a settlement.
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Gary Citizens Call for City Cleanup Prompt Action
A mass meeting in Gary and Lake County urged swift city cleanup and stronger enforcement against gambling and racketeering. The group pressed the Indiana Supreme Court to review former Deputy Prosecutor Metro Belovachka’s fitness to practice law amid ongoing investigations by rackets and Senate committees.
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Judge to Take Week In Gov Longs Case
A court scheduled a week for hearings in the Gov Huey Long case. Prosecutors and defense spokesmen outlined delays and possible sanity proceedings. The judge postponed a decision citing discussions with Justice Hugh Gibson and hospital officials amid questions about Longs finances and hospital care.
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Godard
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Almanac Year Fragments Signal 1941 US Constrates
Fragmentary almanac notes reference 1941 and unspecified US activities abroad. The garbled text suggests a thought prompt and a quotation about giving, with multiple broken phrases and unclear context.
Expensive Wells and Rising Costs Spark Industry Debate
The petroleum industry argues that offshore activity, deeper drilling, and higher costs have pushed average well expenses to new highs. Analysts cite $46,500 as a benchmark and note potential increases in the latest years, with debate over the true extent of the rise.
Stork Beats Traffic Signal in New Bedford Birth Anomaly
A quirky birth notice from New Bedford reports a baby born under a red light at County and Astton streets and notes the parents, Teddy Cioper, and a playful line about the stork beating them in a race. The fragment hints at an unusual delivery tale with a humorous tone.
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