World Air Accord Left In Doubt At Conference
The United Kingdom blocked attaching five freedoms to the world air accord, leaving the U S proposal separate. The five freedoms enable cross border overflight non commercial atone outbound home traffic inbound home traffic and carriage of foreign traffic subject to those nations not forbidding it. The conference plans an air navigation agreement with standards procedures and an international body to run the pact. The action shifts the plan to standalone option and the gathering moves toward final drafts and translations into French and Spanish.
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Chicago
United States
United Kingdom
Albert Fall Dies at 83 in El Paso After Long Illness
Albert B Fall 83 former secretary of the interior under Harding died in El Paso Texas He was a central figure in the Teapot Dome scandal Leased public oil lands and was convicted in 1929 of accepting a 100000 bribe He served nine months in New Mexico prison and died after a long illness with closes at his bedside only Dr John Morgan present Funeral plans not yet completed
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Albert B. Fall
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William J . Beaumont General Hospital
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Naval Ail Reserve
Edward L. Dohney
New Mexico
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Abandon Plan to Erect Kenesaw Landis Bust
Son of Kenesaw Mountain Landis says his father refused memorials and the national baseball congress abandons plans to erect a bust. Proceeds from opening said lots will fund beginners baseball booklets next year. In Wichita details about an accident report show a Kansas City truck driver fined for long hours and missing rest records. Phone ad offers 4 line want ads reprinted over 42 000 times for 96 cents.
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Hecause
Kenesaw Mountain
Congress
Gens
Month of Casualties Reflects Global War Effort
Washington reports about 12 percent of all army casualties since the war began occurred in one recent month totaling 461,058 through November 15. The rise of 58,984 from October 14 reflects lag in reporting and a near 68,000 monthly figure amid Allied offensives in Europe Italy and the Southwest Pacific. Army officials say the surge shows a broad war pattern, not a single battle, with air force activity at peak levels.
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Justice Department Feud Dropped by Senate Panel
Washington December 1 The Senate committee ended its preliminary probe into the Justice Department controversy and will take no further action. Rep Voorhis California introduced a resolution seeking a House Judiciary Committee inquiry into the dispute between Attorney General Fiddle and Asst Attorney General Norman Littell. Roosevelt had removed Littell for subordination. In another item Mrs Robert L Dye pleaded guilty to leaving the scene after causing a car accident on a hill at 938 Ohio Street. She was fined $15 and costs.
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District Director elected by Republican club in Kansas City
In Kansas City Kansas the second district Republican club elected Mrs Carl E Friend of Lawrence as district director succeeding Mrs C W Jones of Olathe. Other officers named include Mrs Thomas C Russell Wyandotte county first vice president and Mrs W F Manion Allen county second vice president.
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Kan
Republican Club
Carl. E. Friend
Lawrence
C. W. Jones
Olathe
Thomas C. Russell
Wyandotte County
W. F. Manion
Allen County
Franklin County
James K. Parr
Johnson County
Remarkable American Soldier's Drive Against Germans
Commentary praises an American fighter’s spirit and effectiveness in action while noting he seeks clarity about his role and feels indispensable. The observer contrasts his confidence with the broader war experience and hints at his resilience despite potential future retreats. The piece ends with a nudge toward using classifieds for selling unused furniture and clothing.
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Colmatis
Miss Bess Doty and Scout Work Across States
Fragmentary notes show Miss Bess Doty with ties to Red Cross and Girl Scout activities. She studied Kanssz in 1935, taught in Ashburn, did Scout work in New York, led a Girl Scout camp in Wisconsin for three years, and received a Red Cross appointment about a year ago.
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Bess Doty
Arthur E. Hudleston
Huddleston
West Ninth Street
Doty
Ashburn
New
Cree Bay
Wis
Red Cross
Fragmented historical note on training and confinement
The fragment mentions training at Washington and lists personnel such as nurses and doctors. It notes people sleeping in tents due to lack of permanent buildings. It references a rite with many letters and a long set of chapters. A conviction is noted, with a long solitary confinement term implied.
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Washingtong
PREPLY DEHERITED WHAT CAUSES IT
The text is garbled OCR likely from a medical or educational notice. It mentions doctors and free material offer and directs readers to send a letter to Hee Educati at Fifth Ave New York. Details are unclear.
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