World War II ring recovered by American captain
A.E. Winslow, Captain in the American Expeditionary Forces, recovered a ring lost in France during World War I. A letter from Mr. Young in Chicago traced Winslow, who explained how he dropped the ring in a first-aid station at Mouilly during a battle and later found it again. A second letter and reply describe the ring’s return and Winslow’s service history.
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Chicago
Stobert
Wray
Sera
Cora
Winslow
Marestwrew Road
Yan Lon
Nort Bretville
Maiie
G. Young
Wihislow
Mr. Young
SL. Sithiel
Moullly
Gatt
Robert N, Winslow
Mr. Winslow
New York
Adjutant General's
Washington
Gilcur
Lave
Feet Tell Fortune Orthopedics Tell Fortunes By Feet
Orthopedic surgeons claim feet reveal fate in a quirky case about a woman. The article links foot shape to temperament and life outcomes, noting long toes and broad feet as indicators of a certain character and potential fortunes.
Students Build Plane and It Passes in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City Central High School students redesigned an old aircraft, funding materials themselves, and with a supervising inspector, built a craft that passed federal aeronautical standards and earned a Department of Commerce approval stamp, though financing remained a board issue.
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L'Este Owabaton City
Okla
Comerce
Tmck
Ache
Board of Education
Bull
Airworths Cruft
Lip Reading Coed Achieves Good Grades in College
Mary Heaneth Scot, a University freshman in Nortoan Oklahoma, uses lip reading to attend classes and maintain a solid scholastic average. Misa Scott, who lost hearing after scating fever at age three, finished elementary and high school and earned a B plus in her first semester while studying to become a librarian.
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Nortoan
Okla
Mary Heaneth Scot
Oklahoma University
Misa Scott
New Deal for Hoboes Planned by Missouri Conference
The Kansas City Missouri conference for social welfare studied the hobos, ramps, and hum of trains. It called the homeless man a local figure and urged communities to accept clear responsibility, outlining steps for aiding this population.
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Kansas City
Missourie Kansas Conference For Social Welfare
Need for New Health Deal Reflected in National Treatment Trend
A fragmented editorial voice argues for a reform in how the penitent and displaced are treated. It critiques missteps by authorities and urges a consistent, humane policy across communities and regions, stressing a national approach to care and support.
Horses Respond To Fire In Rural Village
Volunteers rush a disabled truck toward a blaze as the chief drives a bright vehicle down the street. A mangled crank and missing equipment hindered the effort before old horses finally pulled the truck to the fire.
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Valenteer
Commands the Fleet Admiral Leigh Succeeds Scnotteh
The Navy announces Admiral Richard H Leigh is now commander in chief of the Reef replacing Admiral Frack H Scnotteh. Admiral Schofield is ordered to duty as a member of the general service within the Navy department.
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Richard H. Leigh
Frack H. Scnotteh
Schofield
Searé
Navy Department
World War Planes Now Hopelessly Out of Date
Army experts say aerial warfare advanced so rapidly in the past decade that even a 1932 air force could be overwhelmed by newer fighters. The P42F fighter leads with 23 horsepower engine, 10,000 foot ceiling, and high climb rate, while the army develops new ground attack tactics and the Carls NAG attack plane. The antiaerial giro may replace observation balloons in future wars.
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Washington
Spada
Fokkers
Stewartine Nees
Milady
United States
Remy
Big Gold Deposit Claimed in Monongahela Forest
A group of Clarksburg and Parsons investors report a vast gold find in the Monongahela National Forest, owned by the U.S. government. They say the ore lies about ten feet below the surface and plan a 60 acre operation with a mining plant, citing rough gold and silver values from samples.
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U.S. National Forest
Clarksburg
W. Va
Monongahela National Forest
United States
Parsons
Teatsington
D. C
Vittesbureh
First Rocket Mail Visit to Europe Sparks Press Glimpse
In a German Munich event a rocket mail concept traveled from the Weh Troctsch mountain to Austria, about a mile and a quarter distant, involving a designer at the rocket and a small operation with improvised stamps and letters.
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Larned
Germany
Munich
Mall
Austria
Weh
Troctsch
Stite Schule
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Hathy G. Young
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Los Angele
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