Grim Hunt for Springs Ends in Goleta Go Between
Fragmentary OCR reports a grim hunt and a pursuit near Goleta with mention of a Florida highway patrol incident. The text references a suspect captured alive, an armed robbery, and a suspected contract killer tied to a Norwood area crime. Names include Brooks and Calgon and a contractor tied to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Vrinon
Brooks
Twee
Wea
Patrobyan Calgon
Tus Abiion
Corinigaion
Trivaed
Fragmented notice text on duties and depot project
An unclear, partial OCR fragment mentions duties, a depot project, and a potential reference to a person named Joseph D. gn. The readable portions hint at a public works or employer duty context with production and depot terms, but specifics are obscured.
Mother Leaps to Seth After Child Meats Memphis
Fragmentary text shows a chaotic scene possibly from Memphis with mentions of a mother, a child, and a figure named Seth. Other legible words include mercy, Jinn, the body, and shriek. The readable portion lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Sept
Sahat
J. J. Smith
Unclear fragmentary item on town visit and events
Vague OCR notes describe a town visit with multiple names and dates likely from a community brief. Mentions of individuals, units or offices appear distorted, with scattered references to events and schedules. The readable content is too fragmentary to establish a clear date or specific outcome.
Navy Corsair planes crash near San Mateo field
Two Navy Corsair fighters collided over San Francisco bay and crashed near Mefford Field at a naval air station. One pilot parachuted safely, the second crew member was rescued by crash boats after the craft went down in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateo
Calli
San Francisco Bay
Meffert Field
Naval Aik Station
Navy
Abel Vamos
Judy Garland Returns From Europe Homeward Bound
Judy Garland arrives back in the United States after a European trip. Reported as under strain from public attention, she struggles with health and weight while caring for her daughter Loci Minieli and managing press scrutiny surrounding her family and career.
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Judy
Shy
Minieli
Johny Cook
Miss Garland
Heath
Soul
Arkansas
Lawyers Asked to Help in Loyalty Probe
The President urged lawyers to assist in loyalty investigations as a defense of the profession. He warned against fear driven by paranoia and urged defending those marked by crimes such as conspiracy or sabotage. He argued free criticism safeguards national security and opposed police state repression.
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New York
Pei
Mieas
Aredha Jo Freund
le Louis
ABA
Wal l
Miss Garland Plans Return to New York Stage
Fragmentary OCR suggests Miss Garland will rest for several weeks then travel to New York to perform in a vaudeville revival at the Palace Theatre, following a recent engagement at London's Palladium.
Limits Debate on Admission of Two Nations
Delegates at the Atlantic Council suspended debate on admitting Turkey and Denmark to full NATO membership to obtain government instructions. Britain France and the Netherlands voiced support while Denmark and Norway sought guidance from home governments. The council planned to recommend admission contingent on approvals from member governments and parliaments.
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Seph Thie
Atlantic Council
Urevee
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Denmark
Conen- Negen
United Sites
Nerwayale
Sherp
Ameria
Isut Indien
Mont
United States
Danmark
Norway
Aden
Counsel
Deomirk
Ole Byun Kraft
Britain
Netherlands
France
Moo
U. S
Dean Acheson
Morrison
Roberts Sepiman
Dirk Usukkee
Diplomuts
Meinisters
Lange
Keatt
Whitt Acheson
Council
Groves
U.N. Senate
Grieves
Tone's Face Messed Up After Hospital Stay
Hollywood star Tone is improving after a concussion from an alleged attack by Tom Neal. Doctors caution about facial healing and possible impact on future closeups. Barbara Payton, who visited Tone, declined to discuss their relationship or pending marriage plans.
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Hollywood
California Hospital
Siys
Leland House
Tote
Tone
Kenneth Chantey
Tom Neal
Barbara Payton
Miss Payton
Fane
Neal
San Francisco
Gee Siegel
Peyton
Hollywood Hilts
Bane
Cornell
New
Nero
Abe
Old Stanley Steamer Is the Speedier
The race dubbed the battle of the buggies ended with the Stanley Steamer faster than the steam-propelled Felice or Stoddard car. Jack Brause, 70, drove the Stanley to victory in about 58 hours 41 minutes for the runner-up, amid sponsorship by the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry and Pop- War Mechanics magazine.
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New York
Buggies
Stanley
Dayton
Chica
Willdoe
Yonkers
New York City
Poughkeepsie
Hays
Windy City
Jack Brause
Stanley Steamer Companys
Rube de Launty
Chicago Museum of Science and Indust
Brause
Rockefeller Wen Ten
Witness links Boyle to government loans inquiry
Washington September hearings probe potential ties between William M. Boyle Jr. and government loans. Ceci A. Green, a key witness, is to testify later this week about Boyle, the American Lithoford loan case, and related Georgia lumber connections. The committee pressed to prove Boyle’s influence in Washington and RFC dealings.
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Washington
PI OA
Washington Gonsack
Willian M. Hoyle Jr
Democratic National Committer
Ceci A. Green
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
WHFC
Sendtur Hoey
D-Nc
Subcommittee
Green
Hoey
American Lithoford Corporation
St. Louis
HEC
Boyle
Huey
Litteford
Georgia
Nixon
Howard A. Ory
Fairmount
Bovly
Frank Price
Joan
RFC
Gryig
Ex-Bookie King Names Officers in Split Conspiracy Case
Harry Gross, the ex bookmaker known as the kid wonder, testified in Kings County court identifying 18 police officers accused of taking gifts to shield his $20 million gambling empire. The witness described the conspiracy and named specific patrolmen involved while detailing his fall from school to crime.
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King
New York
Sept
Harry Gross
Kings County
Goss
Wonder
Ute
Milss
Distref
Julius Helland
Drugstur Wo
Bookmike Jug
Cross
Taxpayers Not Gigged Says Taxpayers Not Gigged
Memphis officials dispute claims of tax burden from federal agricultural research funding. Dy Leonard Smith told the council that research subsidies increased tax revenue and benefited the city, though agriculture lags industry in research and has only scratched the surface of potential advancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Nas
Leonard Smith
Council
Gil Nin Jon
Fapine Roe
Smith
Equnail
Attizlin Mxeareh
Defendants Named as Jury Listen to Judge in Gambler Case
In Brooklyn 1939 the trial of gamblers is shown with Judge Samuel Leibowitz presiding. Prosecutor Grass calls defendants by name as spectators watch, while the jury sits through the first public revelation of the pot protection ring tied to a Brooklyn hookroom.
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Brooklyn
Acrnmner
Weber
Yose
Gross
Tnsspecter
John TE. Flynn
Plynn
Kings County
Samuel Leibowitz
Hwess
New York
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Elie Ratuien
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Kaesong
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Tait
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Acoey
Whidaiay
Wada
Arun Corps
Dorothy Thapar
Worcon
Abe Biipeo
Watt Lem
Aftiny Coc Heatie
Crim An
Sonny Tadies
Mit
Gly
Isen
Ealy
Galkidia
Sust
Alice Gewis
Hethlehon
Noel
Judy Garland
Europe
Kilgore
Tex
Dallas
Carole Garrison
Joy Phillips
Nola Little
Old Stanley Steamer
Ory
Nike
Calenitar Wien
Earduk
Mademoiselle
Crompton
Bel
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