Belgium's Move Sparks European Security Alarm
A garbled report notes European concerns over Belgium's actions and their impact on the Locarno Pact and Franco German relations. It cites foreign policy shifts, potential peace conference participation, and fear of renewed aggression as leaders weigh future conferences and the extent of Allied involvement amid Austria's delicate Nazi and fascist pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Furajeer
Clu
Tate
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Locarno
Hier O
Praineland
Oto Deiat
Rey
Honnaire
Hitler
Tment
Willng
Condemning Activity Divides Catholic Leaders in Nation
A garbled report depicts Archbishop Curley denouncing Rev. Charles Coughlin and Dr. Wesben Wyre amid a clash over political involvement by Catholic figures. It notes promises of retirement to a silent order and references a national editorial on the church’s stance, with leaders split between reform and a stance of isolation.
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Hattimare
Cathet
Fasar
Cathole University
AW Wardittagtonn
Dresydhent
Editariat
Charles EO Coughlin
Detroit
Wesben
Smart Heads In Dance In Mens Fashion at the Races
A fragmentary piece on male fashion influence in social events and dances, noting trends like hats and feathered accessories. Mentions society figures and the shift toward bold styles as a sign of status and modern taste, with critical tone toward male vanity in formal gatherings.
State Roads Garage Destroyed By Fire
A fire swept through the State Roads Garage damaging adjacent structures and a paint yard. Witnesses reported explosions from fuel tanks as flames spread, hindering access and threatening nearby properties. Fire officials remained on scene as crews worked to contain hotspots and prevent further spread.
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State Roads
Wallan Hobte and Dana Yer Union Bridge Amid Shifting Ties
Fragmentary local item notes changes at Union Bridge involving Thien Brite and Oot P Sf with new roles and a ceremony date. The text references Sistrars of the forth An Mie ME He and a Cle mont tearing from a shelf, plus a nameless event at a wall and city factors, all in unclear sequence.
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Union Bridge
Wallan
eShelfark Champsen
Noowerek
Fragmented Methodist Protest yields scattered local notes
A garbled OCR segment reports on church events and community notices. It mentions Mrs Doak and a vehicular incident, a divorce note, and various local places such as Grover Drive and Bayesitien. The text is fragmented with many unreadable names and details.
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Ular
Oo Wat
Charles Doak
Chania South Wyther
Local notices fragment highlights property and people
Fragmentary text references several individuals and parcels, including Emmitsburg and Harolds, with vague notes on property, residence, and transfer. The garbled OCR lacks clear actions, dates, or complete names to establish a definite event or outcome for a concise public notice.
Endets on pedestal spark Choppy Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR reads oddly about a pedestal and a toppled object as observers note unusual details. The garbled text mentions a can and cane imagery, with unclear action or location, leaving the main event hard to determine.
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Pat Eig
Moe Askerk
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Aio Watz
Ona Aquet
Fesur
Orns
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Coughlin
Ryan
Cuarley
New Deal Party
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Artire
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Mr. C. ¥. Whitney
Juliette MacDonal
Alaanu
Edna Brokaw
Carolyn Raymond
Frederick Alexandre
Hanry Milbure
Harris
Mra
Conrad Ruchelshout
Tue ‘Truesdale
Puenter Wack Mant Abit
Ompany
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Varaud
Amd Mir Ler
Maurice Bohewt
Sty
Gadweon
Cahoue
Emmitsburset
Ieuan Caumanh
Heatboray
Theaneteet
Nave Mae Home
Marry Droyeth
Flex Queers
Pribary Gross
Meyer
Ewes
Peter Medical
FROME
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Ste. Bongen
Predeneh
Frick Company
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Sioe
American Flyer
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