Europe Faces Looming Clash as Talks Open
Europe to discuss peace prospects amid the Rome talks on the Trahan war. France seeks security within the League while Britain presses for sanctions. Army advances in Ethiopia continue as Italy and Germany shape the landscape for a broader confrontation.
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Europe
Africa
Germany
Great Briain
Locarno
Securiy
League
Taly
Ramoves
San Me Ons
Italy
Pia
Tiaty
France
Bram
United States
Jawon
Aussia Monéay
Borah comments on Republican Old Guard at convention
Senator Borah spoke in Wisconsin about what he would do when the Republican convention meets in June. The remarks touched on loyalty and the Old Guard, with Borah denying any shift in stance despite ongoing press discussions about the party's direction.
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Cuicago
Sen
Borah
Wisconsin
Scattered Text Fragments From Scout Paddling To Public Meeting
Fragmentary notes describe a Scouts outing with paddling and a mass round around a shore. A Grange meeting at Feagarville School lists speakers and attendees including Mrs Maud Dee, Miss Dorothy Money, and Miss Ida Renn. School attendance figures for Walkersville elementary are provided by grade with multiple names.
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Ballenger Grange
Feagarville
Tebies Domerman
Maud Dee
Readkag
Pr Zimmerman
Mare Sein
Edy Hargett
Dorothy Money
Ida Renn
Batty Hoxacd
Willis Derr
T. E. Zimmerman
Quarteie
Irs
Edgar Hargett
Claude Hargett
Chester Youxs
He Boverd
Accompe
Amixs
Ion Zinmemmant Tex
U. S
Pascal Berntala
the Nations Garden
Fio Clauds Harge
Wnich
Notable Names in Unclear Context
Helen Zimmerman, Ross Clem, Merril Cramer, Syde Kefauver, Kenneth Mercer, Stephen Popovich, Donald Smith, George Smith, J. Ben Smith, Hansel Staley and Paul Warrenfely appear as a list of individuals in an unreadable OCR segment. The item presents no event or action to summarize beyond naming these persons.
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Helen Zimmerman
Ross Clem
Merril Cramer
Syde Kefauver
Kenneth Mercer
Stephen Popovich
Donald Smith
George, Smith
J. Ben Smith
Hansel Staley
Paul Warrenfely
Four Die in Plane Crash Near Fredericksburg
Four men died when an army plane crashed into the side of a mountain four miles north of Fredericksburg in Lebanon County. The incident occurred tonight and involved Private CG 4 Jefferies of the State Highway department.
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Fredericksburg
Lebanon County
Jefferies
Patrol reports sighting of crashing army plane near beacon
Patrol witness said the army plane approached from the north and circled low over a beacon near Lebanon before streaking into the peas. The aircraft’s origin and markings have not been identified.
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Patrol
Lebanon
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