Mail service director appeals to governor in missing pilot hunt
State troops prepared to join the search for mail pilot Charles Ames, missing Thursday on a New York to Chicago flight. Governor Pinchot coordinated with adjutant general as scouts and volunteers cover rough terrain, while fog and low fuel are blamed for the crash risk and failed sightings.
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Bellefonte
Charles Holmes
New York
Chicago
Carl Fo Egge
Air Mai
Adjutant Society Ee
Harrisburg
Bere
Pinchot
Callatant
Tie etTie
Moe
Ames
RB. Shaver
Asat-Tun
Seemical Service
Barter
Helleforte
Shaver
Wetinn
Clanton
Pennesivania
Hespewane
Deas? Woods
New York Crime Wave After Inaugural Drive
Authorities intensified efforts to catch mobsters blamed for three recent murders and other robberies. A jewelry store heist left four clerks and two customers bound as $75,000 in gems vanished, with total jewel theft over five days reaching $1 million. Police pursued two suspects linked to the spree as courts cleared backlogs to speed up punishment.
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New York
Dietamf
Lake Links Mastered WR Tee At War’s End
A garbled note references a sporting event and a farmer named Idab sprong Tenn, mentioning a small area and a team effort. The readable items hint at a relay or track event with a focus on a WR or record. No clear names, dates, or places are confirmed.
Palmer Ousted as Fleet Board Shake-Up Hits
Palmer was renewed today as president of the Rmcrevacy Fleet Corporation and Elmer Crowley named to succeed him. The Ship ping Heard action announced a general fleet personnel shake-up including resignations and new appointees affecting European operations and finance. Continued on page 2.
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Washington
Palmer
Rmcrevacy Fleet Corporation
Elmer Crowley
Sames Harris
Trustes
Charee
Operateune
Sheedy
London
Teelav
Frederick Po
Gulf State
Codidge
Keat
Co Cwr Stoner
Foreign postal card changes at Universal Postal Congress
The new rule updates postal card formats and addresses, exempting certain regions and types. It notes that foreign reply postal cards and some exemptions will continue to use the old format for specific destinations and groups.
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Sander
Tate Web
Sterhkheozn
Alee
Beng
Baking Merger Clayton Act Trail Sparked by Plains Pact
Federal charges allege violation of the Clayton Act in a planned merger among Continental Baking and the Ward-Worth and General Baking groups. The complaint, filed by the Federal Trade Commission, aims to halt the consolidation and curb potential monopoly effects on bread prices. Commission members Muston Thompson and John F. Nugent criticized secrecy and urged prompt response within 30 days. They warn the merger could centralize control of major bakeries and raise bread prices nationwide.
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Con Viventel Corporation
Agaal Pt
Ereomern
Muston Thompson
John F. Nugent
Veek
Continental Corporation
Wand
General Raking Corporation
Comiwen
Osm
Continental
United Bakeries Corporation
Ward Broithers Making Company
American Bakers Company
People’s Legislative Service
Bicederal Trade Commission
Peal Mc Many
Legislative Service
Lafollette Group
Congress
Priearden
Commission
Ths
Senate
Will Build Aviation Depot in Chicago
The War Department announces approval to establish a large government aviation depot in Chicago. The facility will be fitted with modern steel hangars and a full range of aviation equipment to support air service operations.
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Aviation Depot
Chicago
Cheago
Merritt Mann
Air Service
Wth
Ares
Maine
Wion Mo Patrick Diet
Wre
Cervicee
Honest Wan No. 1 Moy 1 Ee Eee Foe Gomse P
Fragmentary OCR text appears to be a brief local notice or item from a small paper. It mentions a date or month and a place, with garbled names and stray letters, lacking clear events or persons to identify a coherent story.
Mass search for missing Charles H Ames announced
Adjutant general of the Pennsylvania National Guard said members of the 32 Machine Squadron will join the search for Charles H Ames after a message rally. Nearby tracks report an accident on the New Haven and Hartford line near Mamford with five passengers injured as cars separated by a spreading rail. Weather notes report heavy snow in Montana and new spring patent lines referenced with price figures.
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Manford, Enn
New York
Menton
New York, New Haven
Martford
Mamford
Maud Returns After Amundsen Expedition Farewell
The Maud, captained by Roald Amundsen, sails from Seattle June 1 and returns last night after a three year Arctic voyage toward the North Pole. Seven crewmen are to be dispersed as Amundsen plans a future airplane flight project. The journey faced severe pack ice and extreme cold, with little landfall as the vessel drifted about 2500 miles west of Nome. A biplane used for exploration was wrecked after ten weeks.
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Seattle
Wash
Roald Amundsen
Pete
North Pole
Ferri Se
Maud
Amundsen Tore
Syverson
Amundsen
Vesel
Alahan
Nome
Auunden
President Ghenlaige Visits Omaha for American Legion Parade
President Ghenlaige arrives in Omaha after a 1 208 mile journey from Washington to address the American Legion Convention. Crowds greet him at Union Station as rain dampens events. he plans a lunch at the Chinese Club and to review the parade with Nebraska officials and Legion leaders.
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Irmaha
Ghenlaige
Mre C
Solity
Union Station
Jame
Washington
McMullen
Nebraska
Dahlman
Omaha
Legen
Conludge
Walter Head
Amercan
Althearn
Trom
Jamaica
Wahington
White Head
Tewlay Tur Washington
Lancheon
Cimaha Clab
Cizeus
American Legion
Supreme Court hears motion to strike out Scopes exceptions
The state supreme court in Anexville heard a preliminary motion to strike out what was called the Lil of exceptions filed by counsel for Professor John Thomas Scopes, the Dayton teacher, arguing the filing was not within the required time. The hearing addressed whether the motion would affect the constitutionality and the timing of the appeal.
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Nashville
Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
Dayton
State Supreme Court
Anexville
Fccal
President Urges Tolerance to Halt Racial Hatred at Omaha Speech
Thousands braved rain to hear the President address the American Legion convention in Omaha. He urged universal tolerance, warned a new war would follow failure to curb racial antipathy, and called for peace preparations over military buildup while praising wartime service and Americanism.
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Omaha
France
Dent Conte i
Tine
Hue Atehene
America
Cova
Steadent
Mra
Tc Melalye
Laneuin Station
Whiterone
Arth
State tests show mail service delays and transit issues
Officials defend efficiency of the postal service amid an experiment comparing delivery times from Chicago to New York. The trial tracked three days in transit and noted challenges at major hubs, including Chicago and New York centers, with comparisons to freight flows and potential costs.
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United States
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Odege
New York
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Reading of the source yields unreadable fragments with numerous misspellings making it impossible to extract coherent facts or names for a proper summary.
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Hein
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Montana
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Halle
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Rome
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Dail
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