Japanese officers visit U S Army at corps headquarters
A group of Japanese officers led by Maj. Gen. Winans and Col. Washizary toured corps area headquarters Friday morning. They were greeted by Maj. Gen. Edwin B. Finney and later met Brig. Gen. Tahlstead at the Second Division, with visits to the Second Field Artillery and Ninth Infantry. A flowers parade followed in the afternoon. Fort Houston officials and other officers hosted a luncheon and planned a meal at the officers club. Colonel Washizary arrived from Atlanta Thursday and will proceed to Washington after noon Saturday.
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Gol
Blohei Washiza
Japqurs
Cuiboasy
Awashington
Oreseven
Ma- Choi Skirobaci
Kenya Beto
Edwin B. Finens
Jehth
Friis
Colasel
Tlalsteatrey
Second
Second Field Artillery
Twelfth Field Illery
Ninth Infantry
Lowers
Winans
Fortim Houston
Liberty County Line Denial By LCC In Liberty Texas
Washington April the Interstate Committee denied an application by Trintskelley and Northern company for permission to build 12 miles of new line in Liberty County. The proposal aimed to connect a Gler eps road to a sawmill owned by the Dargood company, with traffic to be dominated by sawrail products and timber likely exhausted in about ten years.
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Washington, D.C
Vnston Todas
Trintskelley
Northern
Xsy
Man Sentenced in Havana Kidnapping Case
In Havana on April 2, the case of alleged abduction involving Jore Mary Marthnes concluded with a term surpassing fourteen years imprisonment. The trial named Genialis Larzienze as principal, with prosecutors alleging intent to harm the child and misused schemes to mislead guardians.
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Vhavana
Jore
Mary Marthnes
Havana
Mna
Secuter
LeattGun- Nea
Sue Carol Loses Bracelet in Street Thefts Mystery
Sue Carol reports a missing $2200 bracelet believed stolen during a daytime incident on a street. Her fiancé Richard is said to have been present, with inquiries ongoing into the bracelet's disappearance and potential witnesses.
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Sue Carol
Abe
Romidi
Cerol
Richard
Byrd Flight Hero Balchen Credited In Arctic Feat
New York April 24 Balchen received credit for guiding the polar expedition with Byrd's flight described as heroic. Fokker criticizes Byrd’s decisions and notes Balchen’s danger faced dumping cargo to reach the polar plateau as Byrd insisted.
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Lotoeewal
Jur
America
Fokker
Taleboa
Byrd Praises Balchen Credit For Transatlantic Flight
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd voiced support for Bernt Balchen after an autobiography by Anthony H. G. Fokker claimed Byrd erred in the trans Atlantic flight and Arctic expedition. Byrd said Balchen was a good man who deserves the acknowledgment.
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Balchen
ST. Louis
INS
Ameledt
Richard E,rd
Anthons H.G. Fokker
Fokker
Bys
Bernt Balchen
Junior Yanks Parade Route to Chicago
A fragment notes a parade path from Tramillin Rork Arkansas to Chicago for the Junior Yanks. It mentions questions about femalility and references to Wilkins Arctic expedition by submarine. The text also cites real estate brokers advertising listings in light classifieds.
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Ark
Chicago
Wilkins
Arctic
Wilking
Japanese Attache Watches San Antonio Parade Visit
Colonel Shohei Washizu military attache to the Japanese embassy in Washington visited San Antonio Thursday and Friday to witness the Battle of Flowers parade. He toured the Eighth Corps area with two Japanese officers from the Second Division. In the pictures, Kenryo Sato Maj. Robert J. Harpin Col. Washizu and Maj. Choji Shiraed are shown.
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Shohei Washizu
Washington
San Antonio
Eighth Corps
Kenryo Sato
Robert J. Harpin
Col
Washizu
Choji Shiraed
Pastor Wins Kiss Suit in Damages Case
In Kansas City, April 2, a district jury found for Reverend James Cornish in a $5000 damages suit filed by Mrs Thomas after she accused him of stealing a kiss during a discussion of religious work in his study. The judge noted the verdict as a possible new trial motion in process.
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Kansas City
Jary
Ihe
James Cornish
Bira
Tos Toomas
Keo
Paasini
Thomas
Labor Temple Man Seeks Cash From Slot Machines
Fred W. Patton, director of the Tabor Temple, filed a petition to instruct the sheriff to surrender money from six slot machines seized Sunday night during a carnival. Judge Z W McCrory was asked to transfer the money to labor officials. The sheriff had confiscated the machines and money. Patton did not demand the machines or money. Sheriff Albert Beusser filed a waiver indicating he will not testify further.
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Fred W. Patton
Tabor
Enit
Z. W. McCrory
Nonets-fourth
Wisteit
Mney
Aix
Tenny
Patton
Albert Beusser
Corpus Arrests Man for Alleged Assault in Oklahoma
Corpus arrest records state a Texas man, J. Will day, is held in Garvie County Oklahoma over an alleged 10 year old girl assault. He was taken from his mother's home and said to waive extradition to Oklahoma authorities.
Parade Suspends Mail Service Amid Fiesta Crowds
Parade officials suspend mail deliveries and pickups from 6 p.m. due to street congestion caused by fiesta crowds. G O Rugewag heads transportation and notes the disruption will last until conditions ease.
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G. O. Rugewag
Grocer Reports Third Window Breakage in Week
A grocery owner at S47 Luis Street told police a rock was thrown through a plate glass window Thursday night, marking the third time in a week the storefront was damaged. The suspect area remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Polite
Verek
Burglars Break In At North New Tirandels Ave Home
A break in at 84 1 2 North New Tirandels Avenue left no goods stolen as burglars fled after awakening J. T. Ramses and leaving the fate of the residence unclear per police report. incident details remain incomplete.
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Barstow
J. T. Ramses
New Tirandels Avenue
Ty Pallee
Chicago Exchange to Give Pensions to Retirees
Chicago exchange announces a pension plan for employees who retire after reaching age 65. The move outlines a runout policy and retirement support expected to affect staff aging out of service.
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Chicago Exchange
Chicago
Chicago Nreck
Federal Officers Back in Offices After Trip
Farrell of the score service and customs officer were back at their offices Friday after a weeklong barter trip. A planned Utopia in Austria hinted at a scheme involving a 7200 acre island away from shipping routes.
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Farrell
Cotuila
Lee
Utofia
Rribbank
Austriie
r—Fraidteen
Abandoreid
Weather report fragment with uncertain values
The text presents a fragmented temperature and precipitation report with garbled numbers and stray times. It references a date in December and mentions an accumulation figure, but the data are unreadable and several terms are misspelled, leaving the exact measurements unclear.
Grant Delay to Pantages in Juvenile Trial
California April 24. Judge Andrews granted a delay in the case to obtain depositions on the agents Lydia Nitto and Helen Livingston. The trial was postponed to gather evidence while rejecting charges tied to Olive Dor in a Hollywood incident related to a girl bazaar.
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Andrews
Lydia
Nitto
Helen Livingston
Olive Dor
Holywood
Bazar
Unclear text on investigation cooperation revealed
Fragmentary report notes failure to assist probe by state department into a congress interes, with Daughters of the American Revolution cited as told today. The document mentions inadequate cooperation with the commission investigating communism, and a committee chair issued a tentative statement amid edits and claimed officers had removed certain passages during recess.
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Red
Washington
uPi
Daughters of the American Revolution
State Department
Com. Ieee
New York
Phatrnian
Gunn Tholies
Policeman slain by liquor suspect in Lawrence
In Lawrence Kansas a liquor runner shot and killed a police officer after a pursuit. Melvin Howe aged 35 opened fire from a suspected automobile, striking the officer twice in the head and chest.
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Lawrence
Kan
Melvin Howe
Police Seek Victims in 'Ride' Case Across Chicago
Police hunt possible Chicago connection to a mysterious ride case after farmer Jake Ralwig of Maison Wisconsin found bank books a rifle and ammunition in a pen. Authorities believe the items may link to victims or a wider scheme and are tracing leads.
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Cimicago
Chicago
Tolley
Jake Ralwig
Maison
Wis
Parley Talks Aim to Break Divorce Deadlock in San Francisco
Reports indicate another conference set to clear a deadlock between Estelle Taylor and Joe Scott over divorce plans following a prior negotiation in Sao Francisco. Attorney representatives and Dr. Robert Burns were involved in attempts to resolve the dispute and reconcile Miss Taylor.
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Angeles
Piril
Estelle Taylor
Saoisco
Joe Scott
Miss Taylor
Zack
Robert Burns
Loz
Promoter sought for Canadian Lottery promotes big plans
Victoria BC April 24 A wrennt was dul today for the of Arthur English known here. It follows the west fite by police for more than 000 tinkers. Tickets priced at 4 each were said to total 400000. The case ties to the National lottery. English was reported to have just left two weeks ago for the Egsteen United States. The Manchester England date is noted as November tap October 24.
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B. C
Arthur English
National Lottery
United States
Manchester
England
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