Last Adjustments Now Being Made On 2 Motor Plane
Report from Los Angeles notes final setup underway on a two motor airplane linked to Howard Hughes project. Lockheed functionaries prepare the craft for test flights while officials in Paris and New York coordinate pre flight arrangements and international timing for the arrival of the famed aviation figure.
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Farm Tenant on Same Land Half a Century
Fragmentary OCR notes reflect a long tenure and ties to land ownership. The text mentions a farm, tenants, and related family or community names, with references to deeds, work on the farm, and a return to a state or place, implying a long association with a single plot and ongoing tenancy.
Mine Cavein Kills Three Traps Five At Pryaco Mine
Fragmentary report notes a mine collapse causing three deaths and five injuries. The incident involves Ad s and the Alaa Hy Products company in a remote location with damaged lines and trapped workers. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Worce ster Market Owner Badge Alludes to Long Lived Constable
In Worcester Massachusetts a market owner, EW Bole, was robbed while a constable named Harry Behatzleln, reportedly over 109 years old, wore a badge on his water can. The shield bears only the word Constable, reflecting a curious old fashioned detail in the incident.
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Harry Behatzleln
War Dept. Buys 14 Million in Planes
The War department announced a $14 million procurement for aircraft, including bombers and fighters, with a primary contract to Dough Atrevath of Seattle and a supporting order to Vultee Aircraft Corporation. The deal funds production of twin engined bombers and associated engines and parts through major suppliers, signaling a significant expansion of air capability.
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Icemen Stage Upset In Softball Play
May night action sees Woodmen and Wedgewood teams pull off upsets in a fractured schedule. Priday leads second-half standings as Woodmen beat Silver Dollar 7 to 4 at Bred Tartfield, while Poultry Producers fall to Woodmen. Rest of the week features Twenty-Thirty, Hayward, Silver Dollar, Wedgewood and Eagles in upcoming matchups.
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Budge Wins Wimbledon Singles Title Again
World No. 1 Budge of Oakbend Cull clinched his second consecutive Wimbledon singles title before a 20,000 crowd including Queen Mary and the Duke and Duchess of Kent. He dropped only a single set in the tournament, a historic feat unmatched in the modern major arena.
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U S wildlife refuges near eight million acres in total
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports U S refuges nearly doubled in two years to about 7.85 million acres, with Alaska adding 4.07 million more for a grand total near 12.0 million. Notable refuges include Nevada's Desert Game Range, Fort Peck in Montana, Hart Mountain in Oregon, and 80 migratory bird refuges nationwide led by Sabine Refuge in Louisiana with 143,114 acres.
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Committee Opens Monopoly Study At Washington
Washington reports the New Deals era committee of Congress begins an executive session to study concentration of economic power through monopolistic practices. Members prepare for a broader inquiry led by Representative Joseph C. O’Martinger of Wyoming, slated to become chairman, as the panel tackles a national economic problem.
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Wyoming
Spanish Rebels Plan Big Air Force in Peace
Zaragoza dispatch reports General Alfredo Kindelan, chief of the Nationalist air force, tells United Press Spain plans a large air force of about 2000 planes for postwar peace. Franco favors a strong air arm to secure Spain's position after the Civil War.
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Upi
Alfredo Kindefan
United Press
Francisco Franco
Stine
Indian Camp in City Moved On
Ms Withank McPartand wondered on Sunday morning if Hayward had been alien back in the Indias in a joking way The family of four staying on the lot behind their garage at 698 4 Street are whites and the scene evoked pioneer camp memories Police officer Try we L Nelgon arrived to investigate the family was preparing breakfast over a small fire and indicated they had moved on
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Hayward
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Poleeman Trywe
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1000 Killed Hurt In Japan Air Raid On Swatow
SWATOW China—An air raid by Nipponese planes Friday on the South China port of Swatow left more than 7000 wounded or killed.71 bombs dropped set fires in homes and businesses. The railway station and water works were bombed. the city appeared undefended as antiaircraft fire failed to reply. A American named Walter Merger had property reported hit.
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President's Son Stomach Illness Reported in Rochester
In Rochester Montana James Roosevelt son and secretary to the President was reported in an unchanged condition at St Mary's hospital late Thursday. He is undergoing medical treatment for a gastric ailment.
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New Deal Opens 83 Billion for Real Drive on Mood
New York markets closed Friday with gains and new highs for the year as stock averages climbed about 5A4 percent amid active trading. Volume reached around 2.92 million shares with notable gains in industrials and trans- national issues. In Washington, officials outlined a major relief program totaling about 8 billion dollars for unemployment and relief agencies, warning the recovery may take a year to restore pre-recession grounds. The Federal Reserve noted a steep drop in industrial production from 113 to 76 in a historic decline.
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Super Rocket Ship Planned by Caltech Students
Pasadena report says Frank J. Malina and S. Tiften of the California Institute of Technology are designing a rocket to fly 1000 miles high at high speed to carry scientific apparatus. A coke-lined combustion chamber is key to withstanding heat. A model motor is being built for tests with ground anchoring.
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Caltech
Officials Warn Of Fireworks Ban In City and County
Police Chief Levis J. Silva and Fire Chief Manuel G. Riggs warned the public that discharging fireworks is illegal under city and county ordinances. Sparklers and small novelties may be allowed, but most fireworks remain banned with arrests possible for violations.
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Manuel G. Riggs
Hoth
Davis State College Fire Destroys Agriculture Building
A blaze struck the College of Agriculture on the Davis campus Friday night, gutting the two story soil and irrigation building. Firemen estimate the damage at about 60,000 dollars to a wood structure one of the campus’ oldest Crat buildings.
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Samish Attacks Campaign Tactics Of Gov Merriam
In Sacramento a grand jury probe examined methods used by Gov. Merriam’s campaign. Arthur Samish, a Los Angeles lobbyist, asserted he could state any facts and faced defense requests as he denounced alleged tactics. Merriam aides and supporters denied allegations while political maneuvers suggested a Samish Merriam clash with potential board appointments to curb influence.
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Ife
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Los Angeles
Mark Mcpiaddery
Sant Ish
George J. Matfeld
Weervam
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Barbara Count in London Court Angers Wife Quarrel Over Boy
Count Hangwitz Heventlow faced Bow Street magistrate on a charge of threatening his American-born wife Hutton. He promised not to contact her and said he carried no weapon. The couple dispute shared custody of a boy, with the matter in chancery. His mansion guards the countess as proceedings unfold.
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Hangwitz- Heventlow
France
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Hutton
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Regent's Park
Lance
Mystery Woman Tied to Hollywood Slaying Case
A letter from a New Castle, Pennsylvania, woman to cameraman King D. Gray suggests a possible love triangle connected to the shooting death of Gray near the Hollywood post office. Gray was found shot in his car shortly after noon Thursday.
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Gray
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Tetlie
Death in Hayward one room house found Friday
W. D. Smith, 23, was found dead in a rear one room house at 419 A street Hayward California by neighbors. Officials say death occurred Thursday night from a hemorrhage caused by tuberculosis. Coroner Whiter F. Flier reported the body was identified by relatives and is under investigation.
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