Fragmented OCR. scattered notes on aviation and policies
Fragmentary text cites communications commission remarks on aviation, material shortages, and safety in model building. Mentions B F Evansville Indiana, Secretary Hull, harbor in Santa Lucia, and a San Francisco source discussing U S representatives and a perceived misstatement.
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Thenications Commission
B. F
Evansville
Ind
Hull
Maia
Santa Lucia
Antigua
Mont Bae
Drouth
San Francisco
Calif
Res
Philip
U. S Lal
Elizalde Excluded From Congressional Budget Details
The text notes Josquin M. Elizalde is excluded from several congressional funding provisions that cover stationery for members, Hawaii and Alaska delegates, mileage, funeral expenses, and clerk hire. It highlights that even air mail stamps and salary are not provided to him, with a broader claim about Philippine excise taxes on coconut oil and sugar funding Philippine expenses in return for aid and independence efforts.
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Josquin M. Elizalde
Congress
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Mr. Elizalde
Elizalde
Philippines
United States
Standings and Tuesday Games Preview in Rain Soaked Schedule
Daily baseball standings list American and National League clubs with W L records and upcoming Tuesday games. Notable matchups include Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland as several rain affected games loom.
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Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
St Louis
New York
W. L Pei
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Gunes Fuestuy Chitago
Flight aid plan eyed to reshape Latin American air routes
The proposal suggests government backed funding to replace Axis controlled and European aircraft with U S equipment across South America and Latin American republics. It envisions RFC administration of a lease lend like program, costing up to 100 million dollars to modernize feeder lines under domestic control and boost postwar U S aviation exports.
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United States
Congress
Comerce Jones
South America
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minn
U. S
South American
Jones Departments
Rockefeller
RFC
Irving H. Taylor
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Rio Grande
Brass theft shocks Bellaire warehouse owner
Junk Denl ey William Welzer celebrated recovering a large brass stash from his Bellaire warehouse after thieves stole 1200 dollars worth of brass. Police had returned the metal to him, while the article notes the forty-niners as the name for the California gold rush participants.
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Bellaire
Junk Denley
William Welzer
California
Dorothy Wrinch Shapes Protein Structure Puzzle
Dr. Dorothy Wrinch, renowned mathematician and scientist, is at the center of a heated science debate on protein structure. Her work, praised by Irving Langmuir and Nils Bohr, seeks the secret of how proteins fold and function, with potential to illuminate life’s core and fight diseases.
Mathematician Dr Winn’s protein theory gains support
Dr Winn, noted for linking mathematics with biology, argues a protein molecule comprises four sided pyramids arranged in a hollow rigid net of rings. Physical evidence from X rays and other scientists’ images support her view that a protein can adopt only one shape. She studied at Cambridge and Oxford then shifted to cytology and chemistry, now living near Johns Hopkins with her daughter Pamela.
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Witrich
Winnel
Langmule
Rr. Wrinch
Cambridge
Oxford
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Pamela
Legal Notice in Chancery Court Dempstead County Ark
Legal Notice No 5540 informs defendant W C Mauldin to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint filed by Sophira Mauldin in Dempstead County Chancery Court. Clerk Byers signs the notice with the court seal dated June 3 1941.
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Chancery Court
Dempstead County, Ark
Sophira Mauldin
Plaintiff
WC. Maurin
W. C. Mauldin
J. BP, Byers
Premier Paddler Hill Smith Sets Striking Freestyle Marks
Premier paddler Hill Smith, a 17 year old from Honolulu, shatters freestyle records across 350 to 1000 yards. He clocked 9:35.6 for BRD, 10:07.5 for 90 and 11:14.9 for 1000, surpassing Medica’s 1933 marks. Stanley Braunninger lauds the feat as remarkable in Chicago.
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Hill Smith
Smith
Duck Medita
Seattle
Medica
Stanley Braunninger
Chicago
Honolulu
Child scientist Pamela crafts protein models for mother
Pamela, a young girl, created protein molecule models that impressed her mother and the scientist Dr. Winneh, who notes her work rarely falters for long. She enjoys piano, tennis, and long walks with Pamela through Briti mace pals.
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Pamela
Free press as check on dictatorship in America
A editorial polemic argues that democracy requires free speech and a free press to counter state control. It condemns dictators who muzzle news and urges the public to judge leaders through opinion and discussion, citing American newspapers as a vital check and balance. Over 300 publishers unite in a nationwide message.
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Lexington Avenue
New York
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