Drama of PN-9 Flight Sparks West Coast Air Search
Reports from San Francisco to Hawaii recount the PN-9 No. 1 flying from San Francisco Bay toward Hawaii with a Langley escort and a destroyer nearby. The PN-9 No. 3 suffered engine trouble and was forced down, with rescue ships and Gannett ready to tow or assist as crews attempt to regain contact.
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Thein
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Neto
Atlock
Hi Mizht
Johan Rodgers
Washington, D. C
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Terre Haute
Ind
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Richmond
Indiana
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Pn-9 No.3
Taylor
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Nuys
Gannett
Miss Truitt Plans Piano Pupils This Fall and Winter
Miss Jane Truitt, graduate of the fPralealy Conservatory of Music last spring, will take a limited number of piano pupils at her Gay street home this fall and winter. Miss Truitt has performed in concerts in the city and Baltimore and stands with notable critical acclaim as she prepares both early and advanced students. Ruth Truitt remains at Peatenly continuing her Wednesday work while the Truitts recently appeared in a heightful program showing skill and finish. A memorial to Walter Camp, father of American football, is to be erected by the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
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Jane Truitt
fPralealy Conservatory of Music
Gay Street
Mise Trestt
Baltimore
Uer -Reter
Ruth Truitt
Peatenly
Walter Camp
Turkish Divorce Tale Reflects East West Customs
The column reviews Mustapha Kemal Pasha divorcing Latife Hanoum explaining divorce norms in Turkey and contrasting them with Western practices. It notes dowry return, limited female divorce rights, and a broader social view of marriage and autonomy.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Latife Haseum
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal
England
France
Latife Hanoum
Ghazi Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Cabke
Latfe Hansem
West
Quiet Wedding Unites Miss Margaret Howard and Prof Murphy
A quiet wedding was held at Mrs Roxie Riggins home near Mebrims on August 20 at 8 pm. Miss Margaret Ellen Howard, 20, married Prof George Leland Murphy 26 of Rhetesdale Md. Rev G L Hostetter officiated at Murdela Baptist Church. The couple left for Baltimore Philadelphia and other northern points en route to their Kingston Pa home.
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Mebrims
Margaret Ellen Howard
George Leland Murphy
Rhetesdale
G. L. Hostetter
Murdela Baptist Charse
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Dands
Niagara
Warner
Kingston
Thomas I Howard
Mac Hebern
George W. Murphy
Rhwtedale
Mid
Wilming
Penna
Kingston-Pa
Acrqum Hus
Wyoming
Scout Cintassion
Hospital Bulletin Reports Unchanged From Comoury Condition
Freckles Metecey remains in stable condition after a leg fracture above the knee caused by being run over by a truck. Medical staff fear possible complications, and readers are invited to follow the comic strip "FREDRALES AND HIS FRIENDS" on the Evening Time page for updates and entertainment.
Be Cynthia Grey Delivers Three Odd Domestic Rules
An Ohio farmer philosopher outlines three rules about happiness and living with a spouse. The piece critiques language craft and self-help style thinking, urging the reader to adopt first person perspective and aim for personal improvement.
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Bird Bay
Funeral Services Held For John T. Dashish
John T. Dashiell a longtime Royal Oak resident died at home in Hebron on Friday afternoon August 5. He was a carpenter and farmer known for honesty and community spirit. Survived by wife Julia B. Newton and daughter Mrs Gillis Taylor, his funeral was held at M. I. Church Hebron, conducted by Rev Hoengerfort, with a large turnout and old neighbors as pallbearers.
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Heder
SILVM
Tomach
Somerset County
Warty
Royal Oak
Hebron
Ison
Julia B. Newton
Daugher
Levin H. Newton
Gillis Taylor
Chuceha
Hoengerfort
Remoe
John C. Balbey
Win
Brady
Willie Gillix
Rimer Disharoon
Charles E Taylor
Andrew Phillips
Campaign finance cast with multiple donors and sums listed
The document lists payments to various individuals and entities including John W. Davis Democrat candidate in the latest election paying Jack Permosey and others. Amounts include 257 dollars to Permosey and 125 500 to Chauncey Mc Drew with 1 273 to Senator Copeland among many entries. Other names include Wayne Wha ney Mortimer U Schill Delaware Lackawanna 82 000 and notable figures Vincent Astor and Charlies Worthy Estate.
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John W. Davis
Tame
Jack Permosey
Cham
Jack Kearns
Chauncey Mc Drew
U.S
Copeland
Wayne Whaney
Mortimer U. Schill
Delaware Lackawanna
Wentern
National Biscuit Cganpeny
Pd. Weon
AL Juliam
Caccedian
Willam
Harker
John Dacul Astor
Laemed Atwill
Tantney F. Ryann
Vincent Astor
Frederick W. Vanderhet Tze
Henry W. Taft
Charlies FL Worthy
Fragmented OCR list with mixed company names and figures
The text shows a garbled OCR passage listing various company names and monetary figures, including Reatened Corporation and Union Parish Railroad with several dollar amounts, plus scattered personal names and references to a political news context.
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Reatened Corporation
Union Parifh Railroad
Standard O§l Company of
New York
Affiliated Contanies
Western Union Telexraps
Cecay Stidel
Anna Pavelva
Dusker
Ceseny
Juha Phillie Heaust
Landmaster
Itctty
Priarese
Alice Obolensky
Seapatt 2Nd Canty
Bnc
Newiee -Mayersity Campaice
Fragmented World News Snippets Bring Odd Vignettes
A chaotic patch of desultory items mentions Deauville and Canen Coube, ex servicemen arriving after travel, a job misperception in mining, vaudeville kinships, a will about intelligence, a hip pocket mishap, a nurse and a hospital, and odd notes on falls and fish demands. The disparate items read like stray clippings from a dated column.
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Deauville
Canen Coube
Teremtte
New York
Johnny Skeview
Philadelphia
Madsen
Gertrude Ederie
John I. Lewis
Lewis
Willie MacFarlant
Kuland MacKensie
Helen x. Gardurr
Orwell
Chicago
Jake Hamen
Dunehter
Lies Boinen
Norman Chapmen
Gertrude Mele
Niagara
Bobby Leach
Whem
Staten
Disjointed notes on a New York stage production
A fragmentary notice describes a New York performance featuring Ramon Novarro and a cast including W Beery Rosemary Theby Kulat Frank Currier and Lewis under producer Louis B Mayer. The text mentions Dust embed at the audience and a birthday reference to Philip Bobrow amid unclear context.
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Wodson
Michiger
New York
Teara
Lynilmirst
N. J
Philip Bobrow
Amekint
Alizer
Ramon Novarro
Bennett
W Beery
Rosemary Thebdy
Kulat
Frank Currier
Lewis
Bras Meredyth
Ly Louis B. Mayer
The Red Lily at the Arcade Theatre
A Metal Goldwyn production presents The Red Lily at the Arcade Theatre. A wealthy man disinherits his son for loving a girl of poor birth, they flee to Paris and drift into the underworld. Years later the man, now a chief pursued by police, visits a street worker’s room and reunites with his former sweetheart.
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Fred Nille
Metal Goldwyn
Arcade Theatre
Tien Disnhery
Paris
For Sale Two 2', ton Tracks and Army Trailers
Classified notice offers two 2 ton trucks with solid 14 ft bulies in clean running condition and two army trailers with bodies. Sale arranged at address Box 321 care of jag Times.
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Jag Times
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