Opposition to combining Army and Navy air forces sparks debate
Washington hearings on military air defense weigh Mitchell plan for a unified national defense department against maintaining separate Navy air service. Secretary Wilbur and Navy Chief Eberle defend current Navy air organization and warn of loss of command unity in a single air arm under a national defense department.
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Washington
A. P
Wilbur
Edward W. Eberle
Wiliam Mitchell
Wilhur
Naval Air Service
Marine Corps
Army
Navy
Tmard
Navy Department
Coolidge
United States
Territories
Yaterday
William Mitchell
Army and
Witnexa
Average Man Talk Too Much, Says Steel King
New York report quotes Albert H. Gary of United States Steel Corp urging brevity in business talks. He cites that the average man talks half the time and urges focus on discipline, teamwork, and personal strength as keys to success.
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New York
Albert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Garey
Etudents
New York Universits
Gary
Aucces
Gelden Pote
Pones
Jae
Caamtas Fen Ff
Mortet
Marshall Bea
Firms Puzzled by Series Question Circulars
London September 21 The daily Mail reports the American consul general in London is issuing circulars to business firms about a series of questions for a directory. The questions seek details on plant and stock insurance purchases branches travelers employment and annual business value and will be kept in consul office and Washington for guidance.
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London
Daily Mail
Phuds Mail
Washington
The
Merrantily Guardian
Spi
Two Chicago Scientists Map Tuberculosis Cell Growth
University of Chicago researchers K Alexander A Masimov and Dr F J Lang observed living tissue to show tuberculosis nodules grow from two cell types histiocytes in lung tissue and blood corpuscles. The work aims to aid treatment though not redefine infection. An infected rabbit lung section served as the experimental model in moist slides at constant heat.
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Chicago
A. P
University of Chicago
K. Alexander A. Masimow
F. J. Lang
Maximov
Two Baltimore Boys Die From Broken Necks in Local Swim
Two youths died at South Baltimore General Hospital from neck injuries suffered while swimming. James W. Ferguson, 14, of 151 Covington Street, struck a pilothouse piling while diving from a tug’s pilot house at the old wharf foot of Lawrence Street. he was rescued and died hours later. Gevrer Edward Brooks, 16, of Meredith Randall Street, broke his neck in shallow water near Fairview, a suburb, while drying off.
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Baltimore
A. Py
Baltumore General Hospital
James W. Ferguson
Covington Street
Lawrence Street
Gevrer Edward Brooks
Randall Street
Fairview
Noisy shift in home buying and renting trends
The fragment reflects limited access to housing as many people cannot afford to buy or rent. It notes a quick end to housing options and comments on rising costs and broad affordability concerns affecting households.
Vacations for School Pupils Problem in City
New York educators voice concern over summer vacations harming health and learning. City playgrounds offer rest and recreation but lack education value. the Child Study Association and Board of Education run ten play schools in parks, museums, and gardens with crafts, woodworking, cooking, swimming, music, and home nursing.
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New York
Alverien
Child Study Asociation of America
Edcaten
Zeas
Six youths arrested in Hagerstown gang case
Six youths from the western section of Hagerstown were arrested this morning. Police say the group has been involved in ongoing petty crime and street plotting. Investigators continue to pursue leads amid a statewide crackdown on juvenile gangs.
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Hagerstown
Tire Caviss
Wheat Crop Record at Caalt and Gastar
Fragmentary OCR notes mention wheat crop conditions at Caalt and Gastar with dates around September and references to weather or field reports. Names and places are unclear due to errors, but imply a crop update or harvest timing.
Meb Seeks Men Whe Shet Ex Sheriff Mount Vernon
A Mount Vernon crowd of about 1000 to 1500 farmers gathered at Canmushey to demand information about the fatal shooting of Kal Fowler. Walter Wright, a local deputy, faced questions as authorities investigated the death in Sonning County. Fowler confronted two men on a street before being shot as they fled in a car. The Wrights, former residents of Nebraba, denied threats of violence while pursuing leads.
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Mount Vernon
Ind
Canmushey
Walter Wricht
Ae Ide Wen
Kal Fowler
Mount Veron
Sonning County
Fowler
Ne‘brahav
Reaons for China policy voiced at Johns Hopkins conference
A Baltimore conference on Chinese American relations adopted a majority report urging the abolition of extraterritoriality and granting China customs autonomy with vigorous U S leadership. The vote was four to one amid a two hour debate, with a minority seeking closer cooperation with other powers or none at all.
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Baltamore
China
United States
Johns Hophkian University
Ageraean
A. Warashis
International Missionary Conncil
Young Hagerstoun Citizen Takes Life
A 25 year old man from Hagerstown Maryland died by self inflicted gunshot wound at his grandfather George Mo Gray’s home near Antetam yesterday. Police say Marshall had been drinking and appeared upset before the tragedy. Local officials are reviewing the case.
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Hoagersman
Teppondenry
Jeere BR
Marhall
Himelf
Priel
Jeeerge Mo Gray
Ovat Rey
Marshall
Registered Wah Taken From Toledo Station
Fragmentary text notes a registered wah taken from Toledo Station with unclear details and scattered phrases. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond Toledo Station and vague references.
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Toledo
Kidnapping Case Tied to Noted Real Estate Dealer Belford
Chicago reports a kidnapping of Henry Belford, a wealthy real estate dealer known as Hickory Shin, by two men who seized him after a theatre outing. Belford’s wife testified, saying she and her husband were ambushed near their hotel and jewelry worth 2408 was handed over as the pair fled with the victim.
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Chicago
Henry Belford
Belford
Pickory
Mde
Hawthorne Track
New York
Wis
Florida
Prisoners Plan Jail Break Foiled by Sheriff
A jail break attempt in Frederick Maine was thwarted by Sheriff Albaugh after inmates planned a distraction by a desk near the corridor. Ringleaders George and Matrice Webster were linked to robberies and sawed bars were found in a window. The guard halted the plan before the getaway could occur.
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Frederick
A. Podea
Albaugh
George
Matrice Webster
Ben
Winkey Henrihe
Howe
Thas
Priconlers
Hare Imome
Cumberland license required for railroad siding vendors
Cumberland Maryland Sept 22 An ordinance passed by the city council imposes a five dollar daily license on the sale of fruit or other merchandise from railroad sidings. Violations carry a fourteen dollar fee per sale. Merchants and fruit vendors pay the license if doing business from sidings, with exceptions for court sales and railroad company sales to satisfy charges.
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Cumberland
Bats Not Blind Says Local Scientists
A Sept 22 report from Ashinetom notes bats are not blind as once thought. Experiments reveal bats have acute sight and hearing with brad-like eyes nearly hidden by fur. The article also mentions strong senses of smell and taste in bats.
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Ashinetom
Fires sweep Vernon area markets in Tin Juan attack
News from San Siego reports flames sweeping through Vernon lok and Tin Juan carts, destroying a bark and incurring losses around 200,280. Other items note officials in Washington discussing disarmament and a Newt commander’s assignment, plus local crimes and industrial damage across several cities.
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San Siego
Sabf
Vernon Lok
Tin Juan
Heeder
Furnace murder case shocks New York lumber yard area
Sophie Poleski was found burned alive in a furnace at an East Side lumber yard. Symak, charged with her death, fled as police questioned him after a struggle. Authorities say Poleski’s husband John Poleski appeared with a head wound for questioning.
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New York
Ppa
Sophie Paleshi
East Side
Schwartz
Ficrman
Polenki
William Merrick
Symak
Symakteid
Potvon
Ile
Crazed Miner Seeks After Twin Murders in Small Town
In a town of 880, a posse hunts Jese Stewys, a year old miner blamed for two killings. Officers and veterans unite, deploying tear gas and field searches as tensions rise and a standoff unfolds near Tolecs.
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Teiues
Jese Stewys
Acarms
Tolecs
Stemas
Posse
Wne
Sremas
Stern Dietard
Orvile Ditenfield
John A
Chee
Ceache
Hus
Fragmentary Parachute Note from Wartime Test Echoes
Fragmentary OCR shows references to a parachute, American involvement, and a German prisoner. Mentions a Frenchman conceiving an idea years ago and a person named Hava Bracey allegedly perfecting the concept. Details are unclear and garbled.
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A. F
Wwewer
Masican
Momeraeric Tsrmnrem
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John Ledgers
Newt
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EL Faber
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Baltimere
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Weonted
Lewis Tecsanasen
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