Age Of Chivalry Still With Us
A report notes a British pilot’s grave wreath laid near Rotterdam after a crash in the Netherlands. The act was ordered by German commandant Air General Friedrich Christiansen. The piece references Panama hat origins in Panama, Venezuela, Bermuda and Colombia.
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Friedrich Christiansen
Rotterdam
Music Feud Reignites Between ASCAP and BML
The dispute pits ASCAP against Broadcast Music Inc in a bid to control music rights for radio. The piece traces ASCAP’s 1913 origin with Victor Herbert, its battles over royalties, and leader Gene Buck’s role as industry tensions rise over broadcasting payments and songwriter earnings.
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ASCAP
BML
BMT
Royal
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Nea Servier
New York
Iy Society
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Oday
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Broadcast Music, Inc
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Asse
Victor Herbert
Tines Square
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Manhattan
Randenstinge
Dalaes
U.S
Songien
Fayart
Gatlin
Congress
Tatter
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Gene Buck
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Zieggled
Buck
Cry One
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Radio
Clumsy Beast Puzzle Across and Down Reveals Terms
A crossword style grid lists clues for a clumsy beast and related words. Across and down entries reference animals, actions, measurements, and common abbreviations, including geography and objects, forming a themed puzzle with varied word lengths and cross checks.
Britain aid and U S bases eyed as neutrality drags
Bruce Catton reports that President Roosevelt will not push for repeal of the Johnson Act soon and may seek Britain’s aid funds while exploring U S bases on British possessions. The piece covers tanker transfers to Panamanian registry driving higher fuel costs, navy budget worries, and a sharp rise in bunker fuel as the shipping market shifts amid wartime strain.
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Roosevelt
Johnson
United States
Congress
Britain
Lord Lothian
Suneey
Iry
Repos
Joline Fonnet
U.S
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Pacific
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Letn Seaboard
U. Navy
Gennan
Meuse Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Navy
Kinnie Wagner's Outlawin' Again
Kinnie Wagner, a famed mountain desperado, is at large again in the northwestern Mississippi and Arkansas area. The notorious gunman has killed at least five men, escaped multiple jails, and eluded authorities for years, including a 1924 Meridian and 1925 Kingsport shootout.
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Kinnie Wagner
Mississippi
Arkansas
Hitlbilly
Wagner
Hong
Tennessee
Virginia
Meridian
Miss
Luee‘dale
Christina
Kingsport
Tenn
Blountville
Tennessee Supreme Court
Knoxville
Alabama
Louisiana
Mexico
Warnet
Red River
Texark- Iowa
Lillie Barker
Dependent refiners face higher freight to eastern markets
Independents along the coast must pay steeper freight to reach eastern markets, a cost imposed by major tanker owners like Sandard. Their product competes after it reaches market, placing independents at a disadvantage in pricing and distribution.
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Sandard
Turtle Burgers Hit Key West Grille Menus
Turtle burgers appear on West Key menus with meat from local turtles ground and seasoned with pepper and salt. The sale price is 25 cents each though viewed as a luxury by shoppers.
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West
Break Breather Cormorant of the Galapagos
A fragment describes a rare cormorant from the Galapagos Islands unable to breathe properly as hatchlings show nostril union and a beak misalignment, highlighting an unusual developmental detail. The text suggests a curious avian anomaly observed in early life stages.
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Hapagos Islands
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