Duge Accepts Invitation To Berlin
Premier Muusseling confirms plans to visit Berlin for a formal trip with German leaders after talks with Dino Grandi. Officials say date to be set, with discussions focusing on disarmament, European cooperation, and world stability.
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Duge
Berlin
Kone
Monsolini
Uewrning
Bremen
Jaondon
Elebimeel
Dino Grandi
Bruewing
Gurlius
Ias
Taler
Dremier Muusseling
Greman
Fermen
Bering
Chanrelinr
Curting
Tie
Ile Frem
Victoria Rotary Members Gather With Local Club
Victoria Rotary members joined with the San Antonio club for a joint meeting at St Anthony. Fred Schneider presided as local president. William M. Belutosh, vice president, handed leadership to Sehorider who named Wan P. Mercer as chair. John Tabblejobue spoke on historical geology and scientific theories of creation.
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Victoria Rotary
Fred Schneider
Victoria Rotarians
San Antonio
Willian M. Belutosh
Yorgavel
Sehorider
Wan P. Mercer
T ‘Schoria Organs Igation
John Tabtlejobue
Keerikie Wan
Weiling
Golderings
Man Found Slain in Flaming Auto
Eugene E. Farrar a 21 year old Grover clerk, identified by papers, lay battered in a Dallas area car two miles south of Dallas. The body showed many bruises and a pistol wound. An empty ail can rested in the rear seat. The car was owned by J. W. Crouch, a Dallas grocer. A nearby resident said he saw a man approach woods as flames grew. Firefighters found the body amid the blaze.
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Dallas
Texan
Eugene E. Farrar
Groverr
Dlasog
Warrars
J. W. Crouch
Dalles
Nuenen
Undefined Temperature Report With Incoherent Fragments
The provided text appears as garbled OCR containing scattered proper nouns and nonsensical phrases about temperatures and conditions without a coherent event or identifiable entities. No clear person, organization, place, or date can be determined to form a factual item.
Journalists Stopins Headed to World Press Conference
After a long journey from various newspaper groups, about 50 men and women connected with newspapers traveled by train from San Antonio to the world press conference in Alexion City. Delegates from Dallas, Houston, Austin, and other cities planned to attend, with organizers expecting 150 delegates to convene. Charles Andérrou, publisher of the Ampico Tritone, was reportedly unable to attend due to weather.
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San Antonio
Alexion City
Anest Misouri Pacific
Monterey
J. Martin
Rchool
Jourartisn
Io de
University of Missouri
Ibnehi
Earld
Bartio
Convensiom Errapgrinena
Howell Wy. Jocea
W. A. Faretong
Chamber of Commerce Exacuitien
Dalles
Rovaton
Austin and Hilleboro
Charles Andérrou
Ampico Tritone
Honbrey Vival
Kerr
Night Dance Events at Midway and Nearby Venues
A fragmented list of Saturday night dances and performances at Midway and surrounding halls. Mentions multiple orchestras and bands including Dante Sunday, Bert Harry, and various venues such as Frederickss burg Hizhwar and Herons EeaS orchestra. Also notes poetry readings, modern dance, and supper events with inconsistent OCR spellings.
Society notes of Mrs Savage hosts dinner party at country club
A society page lists a series of social events with guests from Fort Sam Houston Fort Leavenworth and nearby areas. Honor guests include Major and Mrs B J Lys sa, Captain and Mrs Natheq Eo Me Uoer, and Lt TD delalloch. Plans mention a Saturday evening dinner, Miss Kitna Timms and Miss Eleanor Townsend visiting relatives and friends, and a missionary society program at Denver Heights church.
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Mica Ella Savage
Penny Saturde
Létutenant
Frank A
Ganzette
Ind
Heaping
B. J. Lyssa
Fort Sam Houston
Natheq Eo Me Uoer
Fort Leavenworth
McClaer
L. Triples
Ex-Air College Head Found Dead
The report states Harvey I. Mammen former president at Parks Aid college near Hart Hie Louie Indiana was found dead in a shallow ditch near Summit in Franklin County Minnesota last night. Mammen was known for Antawnara practices and had been living suburban Chas. jan inte Wedmeds Tiexiden the Wee wae an nedinses gift drink Feith meds ruber.
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Saat Tn
Harvey I. Mammen
Formar
Parks Aid College
Haat
Weedy
Franklin County
Mammen
Auburban
Jan
Judge Learns Gouat I Nar Nge Los Angeles Trial Tale
In Los Angeles judge learns of a microphone intrusion during the trial of David W. Clark, charged with murder. The inquiry exposes alleged courtroom eavesdropping and a transcript tampering incident. Witnesses Herbert F. Spencer and George H. Crawford are cited in connections to political associates. Trial expected to resume Monday as prosecutors pursue circumstantial evidence surrounding the Streneer murder.
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Railio S
Jorge
Herbert F. Spencer
Georiceh
Crawford
Clarks
Conch
Corinne
Streneer
Spencer
Craytons
Hollyw
Texas Legislature Again Debates Redistricting Proposals
Fragmented text reports Austin action on reapportionment with Governor Steinleg's submission and rival bills. Proposals mirror prior failed measures, redraw congressional districts for Tanhandle West Texas and Booth Texas, with East Texas unchanged, and a third bill outlining contingency for districts.
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Austin
Texas
Cgovernor Steinleg
Tanhandle
West Texas
Booth Texas
Ereond
East Texas
West Prana
Saul Texas
Harris
Berar
Usilas
Hill
Marihes
Senate
Thors
Two Held in Negro Killing at Dewitt Arkansas
In Dewitt Arkansas two suspects, a white man and a Negro, were held on charges in the killing of Deputy Sheriff Eberriff. John Parker, a Negro, was arrested on the 19th and tied to the road where he was shot dead. Deputy Cummins, who had taken the car previously, aided in the arrest.
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Dewitt
Ark
Eberiff
John
Parker
Davnaten
Wes Bell
Packer
Angor Mera
Bernice
Qeammins
Freitas
Taameden
Endorses Short Hours At YMCA Conference
A labor and industry group meeting at the YMCA endorses shorter hours in industry to address unemployment aging and equity. The group backs rapid adoption across 1600 local unions and calls for workplace fairness and updated education.
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Ang Bel
CL Ae
Aleg
Diamond Trial Testimony Ends in Federal Court Morning
Fragmented OCR notes report the end of testimony in a federal court trial involving a suspect named Diamond. The incomplete text mentions wiring of the trial and several unclear proper nouns, with references to Anz and Pact Qualiracchi and people possibly named Haunlee and Woyser.
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Anz
Cavle
Taga
Miamond
Haunlee
Piamund
Cuatergeeht
The
Cape
Debates Over Immigration Deportation Practices
A parliamentary debate critiques deportation methods and cross examination in immigration cases. Opponents urge an independent judicial body to oversee appeals, condemning state labor department practices and urging clearer safeguards against arbitrary raids and biased reports.
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Sirersger
Duak
Labor Department
Opeimer
Dallimoce
Alyn
Inbar
Oppenheimer
Uriel
Ftael
Nist
Ix Investiga
Weil
Former Duncan Field Ix Employee Found Shot
A former employee, TE Krame, about 42, formerly with carpenters at Tiinean Golf, was found dead in a bathroom. A 45 caliber pistol lay on the floor and police reported a gunshot wound. Neighbors remembered no earlier activity before the event.
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Duncan Field Ix
TE Krame
Tiinean Golf
Henry
Spenrold Menzy TL
Miriger
Dog Cited By French for Rescue in War Goes West
MACON Ga Aug Wartime dog Jim Whitkes Navy dog Whiskey cited by French for rescuing soldiers near Argonne. Wounded, he later returned with Captain Marty Tape to retrieve Jim. Whiskey died recently, born in France in 1917, leaving a legacy of service and loyalty.
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Macon
Jim Whitkes
Sean
Lomst
Police
Voldiera
Ageis
Alagatch
Bieway
Moneied
Argonne
Marty EK
Tape
Jim
Win
Jim Whistex
France
Rangers Jury Probe Killing Case Continues In Court
Proceedings unfold in Thietsel District Court as Judge Cox presides over the inquiry into the Dorothy murder. Key witnesses include Mrs Sines Fowler Eva Kelly and Mrs Simons, while Conner’s attorney fights a restraining order affecting the trial timeline. Grand jury action continues with a report anticipated soon.
Huge Passenger Airplane Crashes at Tonbridge
A massive passenger aircraft from Actawan with 18 aboard suffered a crash near Tonbridge. The plane clipped a telegraph line, damaged its tail, and was brought down by a telegraph pole as it tangled with wires. Local accounts report no rescued details for the 24 passengers.
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Tonbridgh
Eng
Actawan
Neo Tonbridge
Turbulent claims link Dietrich von Sternberg case in court
Fragmentary court record details alleged involvement of actress Melina Dietrich, wife of German director Rudolf Sieber, in a New York Tibet- related suit. Von Sternberg testifies the same party named in the Tibet action was also defendant in a separate $500,000 dispute.
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Angeles
Ang
New York
von Sternberg
von Rternbreg
Texas governor stalled on conservation plan amid session halt
Austin aug 8 ap the Texas capitol faced a stalled session as governor Row and Sterling clashed over conservation rules aimed at industry. The Senate and House backed the conservation commission proposal, but a 0 day special session closure left enforcement uncertain and debate raged over oil production taxes and railroad gas regulation. The governor urged legislative action, while insiders warned the session might end without decisive reform.
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Austin
Apothe
Texac
Gaternor Ross
Sterting
Wan
Dill
Lilly
Sinta
Diay
Bath
Pharedl
Tiwon
Xincs
Railroad Commission
Tentina Lool
Neeran
Frankir
Wre
Mp Firat
Neleniona Pemluchion
Ma Kennedy seeks annulment amid high telegraph costs
In Los Angeles on August 8 Mrs. Minnig Kennedy asserts her marriage to Guy Hudson is strained over mounting expenses and telegraph and telephone charges. She hints at seeking annulment, while public figures and authorities discuss the case, with legal moves and court action noted amid a broader report on related proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Minnig
Ma” Kennedy
Conti
Guy
Hudson
Mra
Newton-Feudyon
Rennicat of
Washington
Tinrlley
Peck Woodsnn
Longeiew
Wash
As a Matter of Fact. A Short Quotation Sheet Note
The alorgeon fa toothless and draws n its food by suction. The telegraph was invented by Samuel F. B. Morse in 1837. This was five years after he began ex perimenting. The Miscellaneous columns of Light Classified Ads will direct you to many bargains for the home, office or yard.
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Samuel F. B. Morse
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Vitor Rantitians
Meg
Metronet
Ares
Herb Hubold
International Newaree
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Dante
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Bert Harry Ang
Mardona
Meio
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Gents
Te Jadios
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Gance
Wade
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Light
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Kitna ‘Timms
Sergaret Lynch
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Srack
Dadih Fiell
Mirder
Delalloch
BT. Griffin
Tieut
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Ridey
Annzales
Coe
Weler Elsia
Mita Pannis Underwood
Priday
Kentucky
Abe
Eleanor Townsend
Kaulikan
Minn
Denver Heighle Merbidiat
el Aetin
AL Shaser
Pillewe Vagea
T. J. Wanler
Ells Field
Captein
Mre
Walter Reid
Fanztey Fiat
Marino
FF. Martin
Rellyfield
Ferinak
Caplin
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Air College
Clark
Gennal Egg Poultry Festival
Chealis
Pacific Northwest
Poulkey District
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Krave
Owen Kilday
Rangers
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Alnte
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Pas
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Grand Suzy
Dorothy
Ea Saturdas
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Aoman
Alee
Dine
Avery Rien Nie Heen
Tarkeres
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