Amateurs Link Up Far East By Radio
Amateur radio operators in Washington join a global relay linking a Himalayan expedition with the National Geographic Society. Messages from Srinagar and other remote locations travel via stations in Washington and Heliot to reach the expedition and headquarters, despite occasional atmospheric disruptions.
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Washington
Heidauar
Washlogtin
Washelon
Felayea
Asia
Srinagar
Kengemir
Burzi
Iimalayas
Pears Ne Ihe
Gocity
Lisele
Seasonal job effects on U S workers in 1960s survey
A study by Dr Parker Murahk of the University of Pennsylvania estimates that about 5,000 workers in the United States faced unemployment due to seasonal variations in productive capacity. The research, linked to Wharton and the Industrial Research department, marks a pioneering quantitative look at seasonal employment swings and their impact on unemployment policy.
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U. S
Pullydeiphia
Widautrirs
United States
Parker Murahk
Agststoat
University of Pennsylvanian
Iudisteial Research Department
the Universelig
Wharton
Distance and Commerce
Bureau of Censin
Department of Industrial Research
Chinonen
Heorge
Norris
Nohraaka
Weelington
Nir
Rence Unies
DNL
Rand Gelling
Dole Lim Povermnent
Rovers
Ameriyin Welierence
Keates Cay
Prison Climate Shift Hails Walla Walla Facility
In a policy note Seattle officials cite climate suitability for inmates as Wanli-Wutter Micher gains transfer to Walla Walla state prison where conditions match Wire Wetton and staff expectations.
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Seattle
Wanli—Wutter Micher
Walla Wally State Prison
Wire Wetton
One Child's Infirmity Aids Michigan Hospital Aid Effort
A man observes hospital care improvements for disabled children at a Michigan facility. Stubby Cocina resident Lois Queley recalls his daughter and highlights modern buildings, science, and United States programs aiding the afflicted amid historical challenges and community support.
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Dewweil
Cidlaran’s Hospital
Michigan
Mik
United
Eliul‘rea
Siitbewy
Cluca
Stubba
Wildcat Clash Ends With Fierce Wild Standoff
A chaotic street encounter escalated when two men exchanged blows near the riverbank. Onlookers watched as punches flew and a wildcat estimate surfaced amid the commotion, drawing police attention to the brawl and its aftermath.
Geographical Society expedition details surface in garbled report
A distorted press fragment references the National Geographic Society and a Greenland Western expedition with mentions of committees, cooperations, and communications. Names and places are unclear, but notes a 25 year pursuit and improved transmission methods amid overlapping agencies.
Two-Seated Pursuit Planes Tested at Selfruga Feld
Flyers will test two seated pursuit planes at Selfruga Feld this winter. Major Gerard J. Brower, commander of the first pursuit group, said 2406 new type planes were sent for tests to determine their advantage. Brower noted 45 new single seaters also came. He reported the lower mood and reduced flying hours for officers, from 400 per year to about 9 hours yearly.
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Mount Clemens
Mieh
Basil Annes Wilbe
Selfruga Feld
Ain
Gerard J. Brower
Brower
Iower
Population of Detroit Placed at 2 104 764
The census bureau reports Detroit metro area population at 2 104 764 across 46.52 square miles. The figure includes major city and surrounding districts with authorities listing state and local officials as custodians of the data.
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Detroit
Bureau of
Cenaya Flunte Ty Hog
Metropolitaya
Detrote
Lareau
Ihe
Waifs Granted Official Birth Certificates Spark Outcry
Chicago faces turmoil as a 1925 statute grants birth certificates to adopted children by decree, igniting legal battles across the nation. Hundreds seek recognition, challenging the bar against innocent infants while officials defend the retroactive law as valid, causing social stigma and court scrutiny.
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Chicago
William 2. Golden
Cook County Court of
Edward Skarda
Favinersos
UiMh
Court of Rompelent Jurisidellen
Itunes
Itunes, A Conificate Or We Decree of Addiilun
Ponte
Peu
Fragmentary 19th century complaint on child welfare
The text laments lack of care for poor children and suggests the rich are favored. It notes a stable, a pass for children, a night bore fruit, and mentions many states have hospitals for crippled children, reflecting scarce welfare provisions.
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Wien
Open Up Radio System Germany to Venezuela
A garbled report notes telephonic links between Germany and Venezuela with mentions of Venexuela connections and a newly opened site near Maracay by Caracas. References to Slaw Jove and le Javiere appear, with timing from last year and a price figure of zero dollars per minute.
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Germany
Venezuela
Hedi Gerantuys
Venexuela
Slaw
Jove
le Javiere
Buenos Aires
Wayflew
Froud Ihe
Venextels Tne
Nuven
Heouty
Etarsung Itera
Sit
Succeed Claudel Aide Named In Turk Names
A confused fragment notes Count Ghates de Chambrin to lead as French envoy to the United Sintna and mentions Daut Grautel slated for transfer to Germany. Count de lambrin described as a veterinarian serving national protective duties.
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Ghates de Chambrin
Sintna
Daut Grautel
Germany
Count de Lambrin
Sa Veterin
Ptosantic
Untitled note on a London property sale disruptions
Fragmentary report describes aristocratic kin and property troubles in London Wilcotn influenced by a royal connection. It mentions a cousin of King George compelled to sell a home amid chaotic events and references notable houses like Haltenbery and Wing George with unclear dates.
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George
London
Wilcotn
Sunther
Tady
Haltenbery
Wing George
Landon
Johnson Town
HUM
Harwelen
World War II era League of Nations row persists
Long wire service style report details mounting international crisis with China Japan clashes in Manchuria and Shanghai. Mentions German plans to rearm and seek guarantees from Britain France and the United States while global powers debate policing and economic relief measures.
Edison’s Will and Memorials Stir Nation in Obituary Notes
The document recounts Thomas A. Edison’s will and public memorials, detailing his family claims and the handling of his estate. It notes honors and ceremonies across Washington and New York, including tributes at the naval yard and a marble temple dedication, with remarks by officials and dignitaries.
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Witetat T. Elan
Thomas A. Futson
Isaac
Statenryat Ab Wilmington
Turner
Edison
Julie
Jake
Madlaon
Thong
Ron
Kale
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Claudel
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League of Nations
China
Groener
Cermany
Edward W. Pickard
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Jenin
Grieva
Alfred Stein
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Duekl
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Pola
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Ma Christes
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Mur
Wlentsih
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Chine
Que Tiehry
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Shing
Marchal Chang
Flnne
Nationa
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Irina Nichola
Queen Marie
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Leartle
Leavitt
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Prince Nicholas
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Ingubrernhy
Holdier
Leven Eldtock
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Monver
Washington Navy
Leah Gready
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