Aviators Lost In Sea Fog Rescued
In a three day Pacific mimic warfare, four converted land planes made forced sea landings amid thick fog near San Pedro and Oceanside. Eight officers aboard were rescued after two hours of sea and air search as destroyers and the battleship Texas aided the recovery. The incident occurred during maneuvers that concluded with the fleet heading toward the Atlantic in April.
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Calif
United States
San Pedro
San Pedro Naval Base
Texas
Oceanside
Pacific
Atlantic
New Library Adds Noted Fiction and History Works
Huron public library lists new titles including Testament of Youth by Vera Brittain Edwardian Era by Andre Maurois and Work of Art by Sinclair Lewis. Also available are Ely Culbertson’s Contract Bridge Blue Book 1934 Phyllis Bentley A Modern Tragedy and Mary Roberts Rinehart The State Versus Elinor Norton.
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Huron Public Library
Vera Brittain
Andre Maurois
Sinclair Lewis
Great Britain
King Edward
Asquith
Balfour
Lloyd George
Salisbury
William II
Germany
Vet of Rainbow Division joins Forrest McMullen post
George Zerbas, a World War I veteran of the 42nd Rainbow division, was taken into Forrest McMullen post 1778. Frank Blechenger and Stila Nickelich were accented as members, with M. C. Bundy of St Paul named honorary member. The post plans two team contests for new members, the losing team will host a dinner.
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George Zerbas
France
Germany
Rainbow
Forrest McMullen
Frank Blechenger
Stila Nickelich
M. C. Bundy
St Paul
Post
W. Wilson
Emery Smith
Department
J. C. Hagen
South Dakota
Congress
Sunny Kellogg Aril Bran Health Boost Ad
An old Kellogg advertisement touts Ari-Bran cereal as a digestive aid. It claims bulk from fiber eases constipation, notes safe, vegetable-like fiber absorption, and adds vitamins. It encourages two tablespoons daily and suggests use in recipes or as cereal with no cure-all claim.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Tanker Grounded Off California Near Cerros Island
A 5,000 ton tanker Swifteagle ran aground on Cerros Island reefs off Lower California. The vessel, one of Intercoastal service’s largest, was damaged with boiler room flooding and crew of 40 possibly stranded. The Swifteagle departed Pedro for New York with 80,000 barrels of petroleum products, owned by C. D. Mallory Co. of New York.
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San Francisco
Cerros Island
Lower California
Coast Guard
Santa Catalina
American Guard
San Diego
Swilleagle
Pedro
New York
C. D. Mallory Company of
Dorothy Franey Sets New Skating Record
Dorothy Franey of St Paul the United States women's skating champion lowered the world record for the quarter mile to 42 seconds in St Paul last night. The previous record of 44 seconds was jointly held by Franey and Elsie Miller of Toronto.
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Dorothy Franey
ST. Paul
St Paul
United States
Miss’ Franey
Elsie Miller
Toronto
The News Behind The News Wing of goose to Hitler
The fragment discusses a hypothetical political maneuver involving Hitler and a metaphorical wing of the goose to gain representation in his government. The text cuts off mid thought, leaving the outcome unclear and suggesting a broader critique of political maneuvering and realignment.
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Hitler
Roosevelt pushes for action on cotton bill and market reform
The text notes President Roosevelt’s firm stance on the Bankhead cotton compulsion bill, signaling likely passage to counter southern resistance. It also discusses a softened stock market regulation bill anticipated before adjournment and mentions talks of a 32 hour week under NRA rules to accelerate private job absorption.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Post honors commander and thanks Dakota Brewing for uniforms
The post presented C. E. Buchanan with a post commander’s badge and expressed gratitude to Dakota Brewing company for its donation that funded the purchase of uniforms for the post. The gathering pledged commitment from all members to continued service.
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Nus
C. E. Buchanan
Hagen
Dakota Brewing Company
Seek Modification of Liquor Ruling Near Indian Territory
Rep Werner of South Dakota introduced a resolution in Washington urging the Indian bureau to draft legislation regulating the sale of 3.2 beer and stronger liquors in communities adjacent to Indian territory. He argued that beer can be sold in towns not on reservations while treaties still designate the area as Indian territory. He said dealers must follow existing laws that prohibit liquor sales to Indians, and the proposed bill would not change that.
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Washington
Indian Territory
Indian Bureau
Werner
South Dakota
Winds of change in Washington power balances cited
The text notes miswordings and spelling issues among officials, mentions a Reichstag speech sent to reporters, and cites military and financial moves. It contrasts bureaucratic delay in the Senate elevators with quick access for senators, highlighting a democratic house atmosphere and RFC relief funds in New York mortgages.
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Hitler
Washington
Berlin
Government plans fuel alcohol from potatoes in Ireland
Dublin reports that Cooley in County Louth will host the first government plant to cut gasoline imports by producing fuel alcohol from potatoes. An experimental group of five distilleries with one rectifying plant will be erected.
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Cooley
Louth
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