U S Flyers to Circle the World Flight Approved by War Secretary
Secretary Weeks approves a fourofficer fourenlisted air expedition to circle the globe in four Douglas World Cruisers. The route spans from Washington to Seattle then down to Asia and Europe, aiming to test aircraft operation under varied climates and collect data on longrange capabilities.
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Washington
Weeks
Army
Ir Service
Magon
Seattle
Canada
Hamilton Inlet
Canallan
Et Lawrence
Quebec
Montreal
Tokyo
State Department
Meanville
Putrick
United Stater
Aly
United States
Fers
Douglas World
U S Post Office Celebrates 284 Years In Boston
Boston marks the 284th anniversary of the first U S post office in the city with recollections of colonial mailing, the order placing Richard Fairbanks in charge to prevent letter miscarriages, and early postal duties including deliveries to ships and overseas packets as Boston grew. The piece notes Winthrop’s governorship and 17th century postal provisions, plus the evolution of inland routes and mid 1600s postal service practices.
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Boston
United States
England
General Court
Musea- Fehugerts Legislanire
Nice Gentle Volcano Powers Rich Americans?
A fragment describes a volcano on the Chilean frontier rumored to be sold to wealthy Americans. It hints at futuristic electric power potential of 400,000 horsepower per year and mentions a commerce officer's forewarning about extinction of emissions.
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Washington
Cern Fenwn
Anwelenn
Next War Hinges on Munitions Reserves, Says Army Chief
Maj. Gen. Chirpence C. Williams, chief of army ordnance, stated in his annual War Department report that the next major conflict will be decided by the sufficiency of munitions reserves. The remark was released amid department briefings.
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Warshinston
Chirpence C. Willams
Army Ordnance
Nme
War Department
Filipino heir claim to seven million in oil royalties
A 13 year old Filipino boy in Newkirk Oklahoma is suspected to be heir to oil royalties from US land tied to late Filipino landowner Dugal Caruitevnel. Guardians and attorneys pursue his share amid a decade long search aided by local lawyers and a U S Army veteran.
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Newkirk
Okla
Dugal Caruitehtel
Philippines
Gregorio Velasquez Carmichael
Greorio
Sears
Carmichael Father of Son in Cari Property Dispute
The Comar and Miciryland Oil companies hold leases on the Cari property, with Carmichael identified as the father of her son in the dispute.
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Carmichael
Comar and
Miciryland Oil
Cari
Omaha Women Demand Right to Be Arrested Like Men
In Omaha a petition from women urged equal treatment under the law, demanding the police arrest women guilty of offenses as men are. The document contends what is good for men should be good for women and calls for enforcement against violators of the traffic and related laws.
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Omaha
Neb
Man Recovers Marked Coin After Seventeen Years
Ora Wilts a decorator at ville Mow stamped his initials on a quarter of a dollar and spent it years ago. Willhaas a broker, living here, found the marked coin and traced it to his brother, who kept it until returning it to the rightful owner.
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Ora Wilts
Ville
Willhaas
Hershey founder donates fortune to orphanage school
Milton S Hershey, noted candy maker, gives his entire fortune estimated around 340 million to a school orphanage project. The school, linked to Hershey, was founded in 1908 by Mr Hershey to aid underprivileged children.
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Hershey
Nebo
Mt Hershey
Milton S Hershey
All Right Sir That Little Cute New Year
A brief, playful note uses affectionate phrasing to address a person as “All Right Sir” and comments on a “little cute New Year” moment. The fragment suggests a lighthearted greetings tone without clear event details or context.
New Year Celebrations in Belgium Through Daily Customs
The article outlines Belgium New Year customs from New Year Eve exchanges to morning visits and evening festivities. It notes church or family gatherings, public or private meals, and the second day as a public holiday similar to Boxing Day in England, with labor avoidance when January 2 falls on a Monday. images entered into vacus churches around 800 A.D.
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Belgium
England
Doings in the Tar Heel State News Snippets
North Carolina short items report Salvation Army quota progress, local appointments for state drives, a physician's will filed, Wilmington police woman plan, a bond issue defeat in Charlotte, and various local incidents. Notables include J. Elwood Cox and Dr. Crawford, plus civic plans across Asheville, Goldsboro, Elizabeth City, and Raleigh.
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Tar Heel
North Carolina
Salvation Army
High Point
Iocat
Harding
J. Elwood Cox
Ashevilln
Don Crawford
Sly
Weaverville
Bewen
Crawford
Wilmington
James H. Cow
Washington
Congress
Cowan
Cashwell
Harlotte
Goldsboro
Althowsh
Som
Fem
Mtuteh
Ahoskie
Philadelphia
Sherif Mismark Scull
Oscar Britton
Coast Line
Stelock
Walter Thomas
Kinston
Carolina
Larmour Jarrett
Parrott
Raleigh
James Bunch
J. T. Bunch
Hickory
Bruce Craven
King, Rigby and Company
Detroit
Greensboro
Guilford County
J. Spruill
Jamestown
Greensbiors
Rockingham
Hannah Pickett Company
Monroe
Marsh
Marshville
Eres
Burlington
Main and
Maple Streets
New Bern
G. A. Barden
Craven County Recorder
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Richard Fairbanks
Boston Globe
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John Winthrop
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Fairbanks
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