Amateurs Link Up Far East by Radio Amateurs
Washington and the National Geographic Society describe a new radio link between headquarters and field expeditions in the Himalayas and northern India. Maynard Owen Williams and the Asian expedition receive messages via a vast network of operators, with weather delays affecting some transmissions. The system, begun in 1925, marks the society’s first use of radio to communicate with remote field parties, now aided by the American Radio Relay League and an expanding network.
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National Geographic Soviety
Asia
Sriansie
Kashmia
Himalaras
Snetery
Korth
Gureil Jes
Alu
Byrd
Radiotomn
Snerndieu
Mother Reunites With Long-Lost Oklahoma Daughter
Mrs. Craddock of Oklahoma City meets her daughter Thelma Stargaret Scobee after twenty years of separation. The foster parents Mr and Mrs Seabee of Tadonia Missouri were alerted and traveled to Paris for the reunion, aided by the family physician.
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Buns
Craddock
Oklahowa City
Thelma Stargaret
Ieraty-Theee
Ming Scobee
Anderwilt Seabee
Taddonia, Mo
Thes
Baris
Mir
Open Up Radio System Germany to Venezuela Hurl
In a report from the Sun Aid Neelia stations near Caracas a new radio link appears operational. Jost Leen opened a connection that may enable broadcasts from Germany to Venezuela with a fee of 10 a minute.
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Germany
Venezuela
Marinas
Caracas
Innocent Waifs Get Clean Bill Passed In Illinois
A Chicago bill granted adoption decree recipients a retroactive birth certificate reflecting the new name and foster parents. The measure, drafted by Wile H. Colden and Rep Edward Skala, passed unanimously and was signed by Governor Ryteyson. It aids individuals previously denied formal birth records, ending public distress.
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Walla
Chicago
Innocent Titans
Wile H.colden
Cook County
Edeard Skala
Chivainy
Syelnghelt
Pempely
Rwnteyson
Cartstramling
Department of Magistration
One Child's Infirmity Helps Disabled in Health Fight
An elderly Cincinnati man, Quiner Stubbs, eighty four, toured a Detroit Children's Hospital marveling at modern devices aiding crippled children. He began his crusade in 1890 after unable to fund a $40 brace for his daughter Clara, sparking a nationwide movement for poor children's hospital care.
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Olle
Children’s Hospital
Mickjun
Vleassre Ag
Quiner Stubbs
Cincinnati
United States
Chiildren
Stubbs
Hawaa & Poor
Clara
Stebby
Ohio
Seasonal Jobs Survey Highlights U S Worker Volatility
Philadelphia report from Dr J Parker Bursk shows 737000 workers face regular unemployment due to seasonal swings in 120 manufacturing Fortusiries across the United States. The study, by the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School, bases its findings on 21 years of industrial activity data and emphasizes July seasonality in wage employment.
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U. S
Philddelphia
United States
Ace Cardig
J. Parker Bursk
Secletant
Economsics
Umd
Eoclak
University of Pennsylvania
Chendastrial Research Department
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Bureau of Uuniua
Department of Sas Geetrial Research
Yarine Tong
Cousin of King George Forced to Sell Home
A royal cousin by marriage to King George, Lady Louis Bleuridation, the Battenberg farmer princess, has ordered her London home Brook House in the West End to be sold due to heavy taxes and upkeep costs.
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George
Batusle
Louis
Princess of
Battenberg
Ritg George
Detroit Population Placed At 2 104 764
After a year of study and discussion the bureau of census finalized the Detroit metropolitan area population. The density is given as 2,104,764, with the broader city tally and area figures. The report notes the urban population and surrounding county figures.
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Detroit
Douroit
Bureau of
Cengus
Metropliian Alstetet
Bureau
Fing
Milley
Stolen Kisses at Stake in High Profile Suit
In Dartington county a prominent figure faces a $10000 claim after a plaintiff alleges forced kissing and humiliation by a wealthy man. The case draws state attention as judges differ on whether the conduct constitutes a punishable offense and how juries should be instructed.
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Columbia
HM Kasys
Nelborn
Dartington County
Sue Prente
Rilee
Tia
Ovenstong
Mea
South Cavolins
Dorlington County Couric
Kirven
Niryea
Eugene S Ntcuse
Cochran
Darlaxton County
Safety Measures Cut Mine Deaths in First Half of Year
Safety gains in coal mining cut disasters and deaths. BIS cites 4081 catastrophes in seven months versus 1159 in the prior period, a 27.7 percent drop. Production fell 10.2 percent, aiding safety gains. major explosions dropped to four with 45 deaths. Scott Turner, US Bureau of Mines director, notes improved roof, haulage, gas, dust, explosives and electrical safety. There was no catastrophe since January 45, the longest immunity in decades.
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Scott Turner
United States Bureau of Mines
Eerra
Turner Hkewise
Rare Ming Dynasty tapestry found in New York
A Ming dynasty Chinese tapestry rediscovered in New York after almost three centuries. Valued at $150,000 by Starhattan art experts, the piece surfaced during a stage-film search. It is believed to have originated from the royal palace in Beijing before the Ming collapse.
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New York
New Y York
Starhattan Art
Pari
Ob. Seta D'Art
China
Acum
Fauredl
Pekin
Yunnan
New York Lights Exhibit Highlights Historic Treasure
A feature on the New York collection touted as the greatest treasure of tire Mish to The United States and possibly the world. Visitors view a vast exhibit with a grand display, noting the library copy and notable artifacts. A reporter describes the scene, the crowd, and the surrounding architecture, including a glistening display near water.
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Ehidigod
Rman
New York
Rattens
Wahuve
Kathie D. Paine
Tony
Tre Multney
Weal
The
Hudson
United States
Relics Found in Ancient Burial Mound Declared Important
University of taeda archaeologists report discoveries from a burial mound. Pottery fragments and charred remains suggest a ceremonial site with well preserved artifacts. Excavations involve the Archaeological Survey and university teams led by Dr. Lovla. Findings highlight a complex Meslgund culture near Wickery.
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Bart Sh Lovla
Coliekin Vilingy
Nani
University of Taeda
BurWins
Unclear text card from historical page
The readable lines describe an official warning issued to border flyers and a migration inspector stationed at a city location. It mentions names and entities but lacks coherent context or complete facts to form a clear event or outcome.
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Sheriff Sale Notice for Umtubaldt County Property
A sheriff sale notice dated November 16 1981 for Humboldt County Iowa orders sale of lots in Renwick and a two ninths interest in a parcel to satisfy a debt of 1228 05 plus 61 00 costs. The sale to take place December 1 1991 at 800 PM at the courthouse front door, with bid to the highest bidder.
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Umtubaldt County
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Ilarily
Iowa
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Noel Uwelve
Renwick
Algo
W. F. Yeoron
Uzee Qi
Ninerly-Thee
Kange
Dakota City
Humbolidt County
Tawa
Cna
The American Boy Youths Companion Magazine Preview
A promotional piece praising the American Boy Youths Companion magazine as a positive influence during ages ten to twenty. It stresses editors teachers and scout leaders guiding youth, highlights adventure sports aviation mystery and loyalty, and urges subscriptions priced at two dollars for one year or three years.
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Funcys
Ahan
Atiers Ican
Skibayription Qrteca
Lafayette Biv
Detroit
Michtgrary
Harvard scientist uncovers nerves in ciliah study
A Harvard scientist reports discovery of nerves in ciliah suggesting a pathway for neural signals. researchers propose potential implications for human health and call for cautious further study amid speculation about links to broader neurological systems and radiation concerns.
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Harvard Acientista
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