Miss Cochran First To Land In Bendix Air Race
Jacqueline Cochran led the Bendix derby from Los Angeles to Cleveland airport in a Seversky, clocking an eight hour 10 minute 3 second elapsed time. Her average speed reached 249.774 mph, with staggered starts delaying final placement as crews waited at Bendix.
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Miss Cochran
Bendix
Fuller
Cleveland
Jacqueline Cochran
Floyd Odlum
Los Angeles
George Jarmistead
Winslow
Aziz
Vincent Bendix
Frank Fuller
San Francisco
Mioney
N. J
Endaverese
OLT
Burbank
Calif
S . T.ouis
Seversky
Roosevelt set to speak Monday by radio from Denton
President Roosevelt completes work on a national radio address to be delivered Monday at 1 p.m. from Denton Maryland. He will travel from Washington to Morgantown and Crisfield with a noted party including Postmaster General Farley and several congressmen. Speculation grows on cross party support as the president emphasizes principles over candidates.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Denton
Morgantown
James A. Fareley
Harry W. Nive
Maryland
Legan Duffy
Wisconsin
David Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Stephen Gambrill
Farley
Lewis
Goldsborough
Crisfield
Montaspeake
H.C. Byrd
University of Maryland
John M. Hightower
Republcan
Petition Seeks Dorschel Ruster Dismissal in Green Bay
In Green Bay Wisconsin W Reynolds requests the dismissal of two petitions seeking the removal of District Attorney Clarence J Dorschel. Reynolds says a hearing yesterday showed Dorschel would recommend discharge of the first petition while alleging violations tied to local liquor and amusement business operations.
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Green Bay
Wis
W. Reynolds
la Falsette
Clarence J. Dorschel
St A Charse
Dorschel
Otto Rachals
Preble
Derschel
Borschel
Tote House of i Fame
der Pued
Racha
Sheriff
Poe Tire
Daladier Resign Chant Spreads Through French Mills
In Amiens region and Abbeville northern France workers strike demanding Daladier resign. About 14,000 leave plants, with 24 factories affected and reelays raised, as government arbitration aims to calm tensions. Up to 140,000 nationwide may walk out as the labor week moves ahead, threatening the cabinet amid a tense international scene.
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Taylor Weary
Ands of
Workeps
Textig
Amiens
France
Daladier
Prez Edoier
Abbeville
Woughout Frenen
Riggs Beats Quist in Davis Trophy Match
Davis Trophy match results show Riggs defeating Quist in a decisive opening frame as Geil leads 8-6, later Swamps Quist with strong play and a final score around 74, while the overall event centers on the Davis Trophy confrontation between Riggs and Quist.
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Riggs
Quist
Quiet
Aus
Geil
Davis Cuseheilers
Kidnappers Use Ransom Hook In Calif Meeks Case
Marysville Calif United Press staff correspondent reports Inspt W A White of the state railway patrol ordered officers to retire from near the Meeks home to give kidnapers room to contact Norma Meeks husband The abductors demanded fifteen thousand dollars and instructed payment details The situation described includes threats and a concealed operation as authorities pursue leads and await further messages from the criminals
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William R. Meeks
Yuba
Califrancher
Central Press
John Abbott
United P
Marysville
Calif
U.P
W. A. White
State Railway Patrol
Tian Miaditha
King George VII weighs letter to Hitler over Czech crisis
London reports the king may send a personal note to Hitler if talks to ease the Czechoslovak situation fail. Balmoral discussions with Prime Minister Chamberlain concluded, with cabinet expected to decide on pursuing a letter. Lord Runciman plans further talks with Eduard Benes and the Sudeten German party to seek exact information for delicate negotiations.
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London
George VII
Edward VII
Adolf Hier
Balmoral Castle
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Henlein
Altair
Ashtonia
Iniki
Marien- See
Konrad Henlein
Udeien
Germany
Fjtler
Runciman
Eduard Benes
Runciman Humself
Sear
Sigr Nehig
Wisconsin reports holiday drift and traffic deaths
A State Traffic Commission warns motorists over the Labor Day weekend as deadly incidents rise. Thirteen people have died in September due to vehicle accidents, including pedestrians, teens, and a collision involving a van, with many travelers beginning to drive home after a brief vacation.
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Wisconsin
Dreds
Lash Commission
Klondike era piano fetches high price in rough gold rush days
A $100 piano traded hands for $1,800 during the Klondike gold rush era as weekend weather shaped travel and rail traffic. Milwaukee and Northwestern trains ran with added excursions to whittle in north woods routes while deputies bolstered staff amid celebrations and transport disruptions. Local tales include a wedding tied to gold fever and a Northern saloon with a new singer as rugged frontier life persisted.
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Milwaukee and Northwestern
North Woods
Prey Ir
Federation of Lana
Portland
Abs
Huser
bin Emerson
Taney and
Sard
Labor unions clash over wages and hours in era of reform
Washington reports detail a wide labor scene as AFL and CIO factions show gains and divisions. A proposed wages and hour bill aims to limit work to 40 hours and 40 cents an hour, with a phased rollout by October. Membership totals are growing in some unions while others report stalled business, amid broader political pushback and policy debates.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
AL Fo
L. Fores
Wilhem Green
Joh L. Lew
Ageer
A. F
Lee Neve
Alto
Jobie
Togo
Lewis
Tony Eruferrs
Nees
Fond du Lac Bank Announces Another Dividend
Washington 58. The eempe 3 Walpoof tint Curcetisy a amaunged teyeh at othe Cen Bank of Porat dan: has dimer: putherivedt th Bhiet oe dividene Af SHGL008 te, ans Wrage at f Fopayraer Hividends, diolitulon's ine.
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Washington
Bank of Porat Dan
Northwestern Labor Day Edition Notice
Northwestern announces a one day off for most staff on Labor Day with only essential lineal news staff covering weekend activities. All other news, mechanical and business staff may spend the day with their families or participate in Labor Day celebrations.
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Lineal
Floods Kill and Displace In Colorado Resort Region
A cloudburst floods a 100 mile area near Morrison Den ver Fort Collins and Louisville causing at least five deaths and two missing with 174 miles of damaged roads and washed-out bridges. Bodies recovered include Mrs Waller Boyd and Mrs Cowl Goodrigh. Several houses and mines flooded, with significant destruction to buildings and infrastructure along Bear Creek and Mount Vernon canyons.
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Canal
Bowe Creek
Morrison
Denver
Bear Creek Canyon
Mount Vernon Canyon
Waller Boyd
Louisville
Pereskaha Bridge
Bear Creck
Cowl Goodrigh
Bear Creek
Fort Collings
Aldgendo
Ball Lerke Ralroad
Moffat Tunnel
Severid Tneftarin Lestiby
Governor Urges Prompt Approval of PWA Projects
The governor pushes for quick approval of Public Works Administration projects related to flood control and harbor work. The plan seeks about 26 million dollars for East River flood prevention and other waterfront improvements, with timelines tied to water management and wartime-era priorities.
Fletcher Secures First Wage Hour Position
A garbled wire service type passage notes Fletcher attaining a first wage hour role amid scattered names and unclear context. Key entities remain ambiguous, with references to Washington and several distorted terms. The fragmentary text hints at employment or labor matters but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Holiday Safety Drive As Traffic Peaks On Labor Day Weekend
Citizens face holiday travel with warnings from Winnelinwe County Safe Drivers to stay home for long weekend. Traffic surges on major routes as Labor Day events draw crowds, with Northbound congestion and plates from out of town noted. Police urge caution amid 56 accidents in August and heavy highway use across the county.
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Cal
Paviletaten
Jaber
Deveritsig
Suneay
Marit
Fig Winnebase County
Thas Moran
Toowadere
Winnelinwe
Tithwiy Patrol
Catdeean
Obihort
Laebor Couineh I Soul Park
Oshkusi
United Automobile
America
al Chaverleatt
Peti
Fecopeferenth
Pemet Cipetran
Weather Forecast And Observations Missing Details
Forecast notes show tonight and Monday with fair conditions and a chance of change. Observations reference Buckstaff Observatory with times from Thursday evening to Friday morning and temperatures, precipitation, wind patterns, and barometer readings.
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Buckstaff Observatory
Southiwest
Mnuniman
Over 30 000 Men Moved Up to Rhine
Strasbourg dispatch reports strong German reinforcements moving to the right bank of the Rhine in the Kebane Offenburg area. About two divisions totaling over 30,000 troops arrived since Friday night, with infantry cavalry motorized units and artillery. Officials say the moves are defensive and no action to cancel weekend leaves has been considered.
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John Knittel
United Press
Strasbourg
France
Rhine
Kebane Offenburg
Gar- Vesg
Rehl
Sleboure
United Pre
Kehl
Offenburg
Conta
Lidges
Bertin —A.P
He Vnomjnastry
Pre
Stras- Let
Max Netvers
Warehouse with Slot Machines Stripped in Michigan City
Local reports describe a warehouse in Michigan City, Indiana, stormed and stripped of slot machines. The fragmented text mentions disrupted logistics and possible involvement of law enforcement, with unclear dates or additional details due to OCR errors.
Chet Gardner Killed Preparing For Rage Race
Clemington New Jersey report states Chet Gardner a 30 year old driver died during a trial run at a race course when the car veered out of control and plunged through a fence overturning several times. Gardner was preparing for a forthcoming race.
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Clemington
N. J
L.P
Chet
Long
Faramel
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