Defense policy and postwar manpower in U S history
The article discusses U S defense policy after war, noting plans for long range aviation and antiaircraft units along the Pacific, Panama, and the Ha Ha Walla Islands. It cites military history about disbanding large armies after war and the 1820 act authorizing a standing army of 18,000 officers and 280,000 enlisted, with funding shortfalls preventing full recruitment.
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Fai
Pacific
Panama
Walla Islands
Arti
War Department
Értergenerés
Anes
War on Germans Declared by Ida and Group
A low fidelity report notes Ida and a group declaring war on Germans. The text mentions civilians at camps since 1921, a yearly youth groundwork in military training camps, and stronger forces. It references the air force and American aircraft, noting mobilization and training camps, with broad statements about World War I and potential overseas actions.
New Diesel Train Promises Speed Between Chicago and St Louis
A new diesel train of 330 feet length, identical capacity to steam, is planned to run at 85 mph. Sponsors say it will complete the 400 mile Chicago to St Louis route in under five hours, with a daily round trip once in service.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Sabor Jack Triumphs In Patr Park Wrestling Show
Moran, making his first appearance at Patr Park Arena, defeated Chief Jesse Day five times to win the feature. LaCrosse edged O'Brien in a struggle with a wrist lock, O'Brien countering with body slams in a 45 minute show as cold weather kept attendance down.
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Sabor Jack
Moran
Patr Park
Eegram
Jesse Day
Lotter
Pat O'Brien
Gill LaCrosse
LaCrosse
O'Brien
British Transatlantic Airboat Plans Debut At Hamble
Airmen drill at Hamble to train 180 crews for a British transatlantic service using a new flying boat described as faster and lighter than American clippers. The craft is a high-wing metal hull design with four engines, optional short takeoff gear, and a planned "mother" ship carrying a long-range seaplane.
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Aly University
Airniversity
Hamble
Southampton Water
R. H. Mayo
Imperial Airways
Warning order in Hempstead Chancery Court
Lois Morgan files suit in Hempstead Chancery Court against Clyde Morgan. Defendant must appear within thirty days to answer. Clerk Dale Jones signs March 13 1536 with seal.
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Hempstead Chancery Court
Lois Morgan 2.o.Jocumne Plomuth
Clyde Morgan
Transatlantic Service plan prompts new construction debate
A fragment notes debate over a proposed transatlantic service and required construction. A separate line mentions a Lithuanian butter smuggling incident with a woman arrested for hiding five pounds of butter in her bicycle tires. The text reflects a mix of transport policy and border smuggling cases from the era.
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Germany
Lithuania
Childs vs Childs Case Note in March 1996 Court Clerk Stamp
The document shows a warning order involving Lena Childs as plaintiff and Willie Childs as defendant. It references dates in March 1996 with clerical seals and multiple entry dates for responses, indicating an ongoing civil action.
Commissioner sale notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
The chancery court in Hempstead County by decree dated March 2 1934 will sell at public auction the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter section 22 township 13 south range 24 west containing 40 acres more or less. The sale is to the highest bidder at the courthouse front door in Washington Arkansas on April 1 1934 with a three month credit bond and approved security. Taxes, interest, and costs apply. sale subject to court order.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Washington
Arkansas
A. de Iya
Dale Jones
Chane
Weveriteabie
Hempstedd
Sald’ Coturt
A. D
Chancery
Hempstead County
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis, Missouria , Corporation
Chartey ‘Roberts, Et al
Tawltr
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis, Missouri 4 Corporation
H. W. Ferguson
Chasivery
Federal Land Bank of
Arkanswag
Hope and
Wallaceburg
Art Kaansas
Death Row Contends With Governor Over Hauptmann Case
In New Jersey, Governor Hoffman and Attorney General Wilentz probe evidence in the Lindbergh kidnapping case as Hauptmann’s conviction faces doubt of murder charges. The governor met with the Mercer county grand jury, while Wilentz questioned the confessor’s murder basis. A separate Arkansas land sale notice follows with sale terms and legal details.
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Domnemeney
Leo
Iquiry
Hinelf
Grand Jury
New York
Manifred
Fisher
Wilents
Notice of Dual Sheriff Sale in Hempstead County Arkansas 1936
The Federal Land Bank of St. Louis seeks two chancery sales in Hempstead County Arkansas. On April 11 1936 both real estate parcels will be sold at public vendue in Washington Arkansas to satisfy court-ordered purchase money liens. Each sale bears six percent interest and requires approved security.
Public sale notice in Hempstead County Arkansas 1936
Decreed directions in a Hempstead County cause enter March 2 1930 announce sale by public auction on April 16 1936 at Arkanswag Hempstead County Arkansas. property spans parts of sections 3 4 township 11 south range 24 west totaling 129 acres more or less. purchaser must bond and lien docketed on sale premises. commissioner in chancery MAR 18 1936.
Sale Notice by Chinvery Court at Hempstead County
A March order of the Chinvery Court of Hempstead County directs a judicial sale on April health day 1936 of described real estate in the Southeast Quarter and Northeast Quarter of Section Nine 19 and related parcels including part of the South Northwest Quarter and a five acre square in the Northeast Quarter of Section Nine 19. The sale lists the South Half of the Southeast Quarter and other tracts with metes and bounds beginning at the northeast corner and following roads and lines. Complainant is 8 corporation. R. B. Tyree named as defendant. Commissioner of Jail Arkansas overseeing the sale.
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Hempstead
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis, Missouri 8 Corporation
R. B. Tyree
Washington
Arkansas
Heapstead
Hope and Blevins
Sevien
Fragmentary foreign text hints at Soviet state printing issue
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a Soviet state printing matter and a sworn official, with garbled phrases about aid and a tramitation error. The readable portion suggests a historical document note but lacks coherent events, names, dates, or places to anchor a fuller summary.
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