Air death probe opens for Managua crash victims
Official inquiry into a Managua air crash that killed a lieutenant and two Marine officers was ordered by Louis B Bourne, who commanded the aviation unit, as details on the three servicemen from Clemson South Carolina, Roanoke Virginia, and Pittsburgh remain unannounced. The Taner aircraft, eroded during photo mapping work for the Tazuan canal survey, caused the fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Louis B. Bourne
Marine Cory Aviation Unit
New
San Carlos
James Bente Mee Bush
Clemson South Carolina
Bsron Viner
Hoanoke
Otto Miller
Pittsburgh
Marine
Tazuan
Fragmentary Classified Lines Refer To Local Addresses And Prices
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous street names and addresses such as Terrth road and 300 Heenedy avenue, plus references to prices and a claim that the best offerings are tested there. It suggests a local classified section with real estate and goods but unreadable details and incomplete names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capeh
Lost Airmen From Sydney Reach Aid Effort
A chaotic report describes missing airmen from Sydney and New Howth, with references to Lt. Keith Anderson and Captain Wingsford Smith. The narrative mentions rescue attempts, a Canberra airplane aiding the search near Spitzhorsen, and orders to return to base as crews pursue the men reported missing in rough, unsettled terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New
Charles Ringford Smith
Dlenelz
Eek
Fool
Spitzhorsen
Kingefeld= Smith
Keithe Anderson
Guid
Kyle Ort Shitebuock
Io Kwokouburra
Wingsford-Smith
Anderson
Canberra
Suyches
Claciay
Aller Plavies
Anderson and
Hitchcock
Fenth Airways
Souheen
Jlins Af
Caphe Bach
Viviliza
Government aids search for missing fliers in Australia
Melbourne reports Premier Brure announced a financial aid to the relief fund opened in Sydney to aid the search for Keith Anderson and Robert Hitchenek whose plane has been missing five days. Officials focus on the Southern Cross area as crews sweep the search route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Brure
Todar
Vraneit
Bydney
Keith Anderson
Robert Hitchenek
Mule Waters
Noveherny
Southern Crosse
Spanish Phrase Costs Speaker Fifty Dollars in Court
Testimony in Corporation court Monday described a dispute about a Spanish phrase and a vagrant accusation. Patrolman E P Barry investigated a reported decree while officer Bates questioned Snauith who could not be understood. Judge Dave Watsin pressed Devanne after realizing the Gevainee faced auto theft allegations and a vagrant charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Barry
Corporation Court
Bates
Ty Tertiany
Tyne
Dave Watsin
Devanne
Elise
Fifty Dollar Fine Follows Vagrancy Charge
The report notes a $50 fine issued for vagrancy with details about the accused and related local incidents. A judge imposed the penalty amid references to intoxication, disorder, and law enforcement action in the surrounding area.
Classical radio schedule and musical features listing
A garbled broadcast guide lists orchestras, stations, and times for April entries. It references KGNC WTSA KTAP KTSP programs, markets reports, weather, crops, and music segments with mentions of the Gunter Orchestra and various stations, concluding with rental classified notes about apartment listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGNM
WTSA
Marley
KTSP
Gonter
Muzic
Offender Posts $1000 Bond in Homicide Case
Charles Maskell, 27, of 198 Mercill Avenue, faces murder charges in a complaint filed in Justice of the Peace court. The victim, Vasual Martinez, 30, of South Loop, was killed Sunday near his mother’s home. Sheriff Angel Lovealy is handling the investigation as Maskell was released on $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maskell
Mercill Avenue
Justice of the Peace
B. Smith
Vasiual Martinez
Southy Loop
Mherry
Fudge
Martinsx
Angel Lovealy
Haskell Enid
Armat
Sen
Fred Ehols
Cil
Martiney
Denis
Whaley and Furlong Plan Stop in Brownsville Arrival
Porter A Whaley and Wil Furlows highway department manager will travel to Brownsville with ambassadors. They will make a brief stop at Mathiz before continuing to Brownsville. Mr Whaples will return to San Antonio on the Transugat passenger plane, while Ms Furlong returns Wednesday afternoon by automobile.
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Porter A. Whaley
Genere Radu Niger
Wil Farlows
Highway Department
Ville Wolnesdas
Minnonedd Mennlas
Mathiz
Brownsville
Whaples
San Antonio
Weilhemlay
Furlong
Oulanobile
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Glyons
Murray
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Wral Mes
Cevallos
Dean Mochester
Peck
He Permanente
Marcel
Hollywood
Aulee Theater
Pulldine
Ream
Crackett
Amocius
Texas Rabbit Association, Inc
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N. A
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Losoya
Pabst Engraving Company
Son Antonio
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GBI
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I ‘Eather
Nea
Coca
Kgncs
Visio A
Mm Ae
RGEC
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Frehes
Te Woals Gunter Orchestra
Wgrc-Record Progra
Cinsin
KGNC
Prostani
Ah M
KGDR
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Wile Velen
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Mlatleny Ryn
Arexeanin
Hermuveausen
Emia
Orcheste
Alameer
Rene
Werelan
Warery
W. Cone Haury
Cleveland
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Dren
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Mcconnell
Musio
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Pahoreeture
Oreenstve
Firat
Gwent
SAN Antonio Public Service CO
Whaley
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China
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Studébaker
Winerich
Winerich Motor Sales Company
Studebaker & Erskine Distributors
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