Army Bombers Fly Nonstop From Miami Toward Lima
Six army bombers on a nonstop flight from Miami crossed the Panama Zone toward Lima Peru radio reports said the aircraft over the canal at 6 30 am EST were en route to Lima before a planned overnight stop and a second nonstop leg to Buenos Aires for Argentina’s inauguration events.
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Peru
Buenos Aires
AMI
Miami
Panama Zone
Bman Field
Canal
Lima
Lal
Caribbean Sea
Buenos
Roberto M
Argentina
Rob Olds
War Idring
Caribbean
United States
U. S. Army Air Corps
Col
Robert Olds
Roberto Oriiz
U. S. Army
Youth held on accident death case in Greenville
In Greenville North Carolina police hold John H Roy of Marshall after a fatal truck collision involving a vehicle driven by McElroy. The incident occurred last night as the youth suffered fatal injuries and was placed under bond.
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Ireenville
N. C
George Clark
John H. Roy
Marshall
Poe Bond
Joseph E. Or
Ye. Lor
McElroy
Skin health tonic promises inner radiant glow
An old remedy claims clear skin comes from within by feeding red blood cells with a tonic. It advertises restoration of weight and energy, enhanced skin glow, and general well being, marketed as available at any drug store.
Polly Chelsey Goes Undercover in Wartime Dover
Polly Chelsey, fleeing England amid war, disguises as an old woman in Dover. A wigmaker aids the disguise while a letter reveals Jeremiah Whitfield has enlisted in His Majesty’s Navy. Mazie Miller’s confession hints Whitfield’s peril and a smuggler’s aid in Corly near Deal.
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Polly Chelsey
Polly
Jerry
Deal
His Majesty's Navy
Navy
Corly
John McGean
Mazie Miller
Detective Needed Inspires Hungry Joke At Police HQ
Indianapolis report says a practical joker left Patrolman Freeman Smock a puzzling lunchroom prank. Smock found his lunch pail lid soldered shut by a fellow officer, and his lunch hour ended before he could eat.
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Indianapolis
Freeman Smock
State Police
North Carolina Savings Deposits Laggard in Nation
Raleigh Feb 17 North Carolina banks show low per capita savings deposits despite a rise of nearly 2.5 million dollars in 1937. On June 30 1937 NC averaged 28 dollars per person, only Arkansas and South Carolina were lower. National average 191 dollars. Banking Commissioner Hood notes habits and prevalence of building and loan associations may explain the gap.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
American Bankers’ Association
Arkansas
South Carolina
Massachusetts
New York
Gurney P. Hood
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Ning
Greenville
Math Falls
Oklaan
Lee Hart
South America
London
Jerry Whitfield
Cabell Banks
Queen Anne
Dover
England
Tobacconist
Chelsey
Jeremiah Whitfield
Hs Majesty's Navy
Unicorn
Toby
France
J. Whitfield
Hackney
Crn
J. Whitfied
American Banking Association
Boeing Aircraft Factory
Seattle
Wash
Small Lots Men
Hanes and Reis
Manhattan
Genuine Hockmeyer
Tweedboy
Kapock Health
Electric Irons
Piiofilm
PART
Boys’ Union
Melton Jackets
Fleishers
Bouclette
Angel
Lady Fair
Germantown
Gora
Chatham Fine Blankets
Clarllee
Harllee
Millinery Dept
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