AMO Plaza Dream Near Reality Bids Advance
Coontinord from page one outlines purchase for a plaza near the Alamo in San Antonio. Sevier backs fronting frontage and a decision by November 22 to avoid state bias. Plan includes Alamo Way and widening Alamo Street with work by architect B Ragman. Estimated cost up to 500000 with various committees approving the overall plan.
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Coontinord
Prrchase
Mies
Sevier
Alame Pinza
Jané
San Or
Alamo Way
Alamo
Capper Urges Cheaper Bread Prices in Speech
Senator Capper, a Republican, called for lower bread costs in a Washington address. He urged profits be kept fair while reducing consumer prices, arguing bread should cost about 25 cents to benefit the public.
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Capper
Universal Ferrier
Ashington
D.C
Coluion
Tenia
Pittsburgh Gang War Revival Sparks Shootings
Two men were shot in Heath toder during a renewed racketeering and blackhand war in Pittsburgh. A bystander and an unidentified Italian were killed in different locations, one man found with shotgun wounds and evidence suggesting automobile transfer to a cemetery scene.
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Ato
Pittsburgh
Heath Toder
Innelspot
Boxes Serve as Nests for Birds in Michigan
Fragmentary OCR notes describe birds nesting in wooden boxes used for mail delivery in Michigan. The text mentions parents defending nests and families and includes garbled phrases about delivery and wards, with unclear dates or institutions.
Elion Survives Bank Vault Fire
An early August bank incident at the Cleee Panty inner bank venue caused a vault fire with substantial losses. Officials reported extensive damage, with millions of dollars in assets affected and the building temporarily secured.
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Elion
Clee
Hoover Physician s Wins Promotion
An item noting a promotion within the Hoover medical corps. Commander Jerk T. Teoné leads a ceremony appointing medics to higher ranks, with the president presiding over the promotion event documented in the dispatch.
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Pastuington
H. Comdr
Jerk T. Teoné Perpen
Antn
Ffoorer
Areea
Fliers Face Japanese Charges Over Forbidden Flight
American aviators Atte. 8-INS-Hush Herndon Jr and Clyfe Penghom are grilled by army navy and police in Tokyo behind closed doors over alleged unauthorized flight over Japanese territory and landing in Japan. They allegedly flew without a permit and photographed military targets. The embassy group is restrained. embassy staff are on holiday at Barvizawe.
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TORSO
Atte
Hush Herndon Jr
Clyfe Penghom
Piev Ance
Army
Navy
Police
al Iiks
Inday
Kharbarovsk
Japan
Bar Vizawe
Mountain Cwinmer
101 Ranch Hands Stand on Wages Due Them
Washington negotiates over weeks of unpaid wages for 101 Ranch cowhands, cowgirls, and helpers of the Wild West show. Col Zech Miller seeks patchwork funding via a tax reform attempt while representatives discuss advance payments on railroad and meal costs to return the outfit to the ranch.
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Washington, DC
Ang
Col
Zech T. Miller
Pinne
Foner
Okla
Fey
Beck
Ponca
Bobby Jones Denies Oil Concern Ties Amid Inquiry
The text records Bobby Jones denying knowledge of an oil firm and denying involvement in a bootlegging scheme allegedly using his name. A telegram to investigators quotes Jones saying he never heard of the concern and had no contact regarding the matter.
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Bobby Jones
Yaltrrest Ferrier
Mbicagm
Aus
Robby Janez
Chinaga
Wice
Robbins Hops for Fort Worth From Town in Canada
Edmonton report notes Robbins plans a move toward Fort Worth from a Canadian town. The garbled text mentions Fort Worth, Fal montos, and refueling, with Robbins quoted about the journey.
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Robbins
Fort Worth
Canada
Edmonton Alhers
Aus
Si—Co
Hopper
Falmontos Virnert
Bart Weeth
Airharke
Veska
Robbine
Ranatap
Pettus Well Nearing Oil Sand Discovery
A fragmentary report describes the Pettus oil project near Miners County with the Pettus well approaching a potential oil sand near Bee, detailing equipment, crews, and setbacks in early drilling on the mineral claim and the difficulties encountered during initial testing and handling.
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Pettus
Judge Will Rule on Dam Suit Verdict Monday
Cortus Christi Ang. W. H. Mopking reports that in the San Antonio court the judge will rule Monday on the defendant's motion for an instructed verdict in the Schengie Construction Company case for 104,000 dollars against the city of San Antonio. Arguments on the motion were concluded Saturday. The company seeks about 104,000 for alleged delays in dam construction and the loss claimed from city interference with the project.
Rainstorm Breaks Chicago Heat Wave
A rainstorm cooled Chicago ending a heat wave with temperatures dropping up to ten degrees. The day had reached highs around the mid nineties, with widespread showers reported across the region and many parts of the country seeing rain.
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Chicago
Culcagg
Aug. S
Temmerature
Conntry
Thieves Early Week-end Forays Reported in City
Thieves began weekend forays with Saturday afternoon activity. A. J. Connor, retracing Wert erenun, robbed of 53 chickens. Miss Eva Gadtrin of 112 Mason street robbed of posing. A. Anacl of 1120 Broadrens lost items to a man who entered a hotel during a rent dispute. Mitchel Can, Twenty-third Infantry, involved, linked to skim ming at San Vero avenue.
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A. J. Connor Hn
Urre
Werterenun
Eva Gadtrin
Mason Street
Anaclware
Broadrens
Mitchel
San Vero Avenue
Band to Play at Open Air Theater
Open air theater program lists bands including Drizer Racera and Madelen Fireraiders with Raveena Saltonstall and Maze B. Worsn set to perform. The event features local groups at Drackenshire Park and IMMNY venues with additional acts announced by organizers.
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Senerre
San Antonio Mupal Band
Drizer Racera
Condivelings Il Be
Ibauer
Drackenshire Park
Srindace
Madelen Fireraiders
Raveena Saltonstall
Karle Cobhendian
Maze B. Worsn
Ileadne
Immny Ennzs
Wilh
Alfer Epeetal
Youth Helo in Gang Playing Prompted Police Probe
New York detectives, seeking leaders of a gang, captured Rendinelli a suspected underworld figure tied to the Coppola Milks trio accused of showering food on Fast With Street injuring five children. Vincent Prohine and Joseph Mtuevinin testified. Rendinelli, 22, with prior police records, faces charges from a Madison Avenue show incident last week.
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New York
Qip
Tringer Milks
Coppola
Grecea
Lowig
Dasnpl
Rendinelli
Tike Vincent Prohine
Toseph Mtuevinin
Iin
Dondinelli
Polen
Cansielion
Yndar
Nuobers
Madison Avenue
Italian Princess to Become Bride of Archduke Otto
An arrangement was made for the engagement of Archduke Otto of Austria to Princess Maria of Saray, daughter of the king, with the betrothal to be announced in August. The plan connects Tremier Ectulen of Guncary and Signor An- Vil, Malina minister to Rangary, in a marriage alliance linked to the Dansarian throne claim.
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Archduke Otto
Menna
Aug
Otta
Maysturz
Maria of
Saray
Sounees Danghire
Aneon
Frank Insefe
Betnila
Grere
Austria
Tremier Ectulen
Guncary
Signor An- Vil
Malina
Rangary
Dietrich and Sternberg feud erupts in New York charges
Exotic film star Marlene Dietrich and her husband Von Sternberg amid a dramatic public clash in New York. Dietrich denounces claims of libel and alienating affection as frivolous and vows to prove the charges at trial if they proceed.
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Uolvereal Kerrier
Holt Wood
Marlene Dietrich
Aoolf Sicher
von Sternberg
Slirector
Stegnbers
Dietkel
von Bisruhers
Faley
Mise Dietrich
New York
Alte. von Sternhere
Yor Kleinberg
Tenter Roth
Mile Dietrich Entoy
Toyeas
Labor Government Fall Predicted in England
London reports suggest the Labor government may fall by winter with a general election anticipated. The Sunday Times cites unnamed high-level discussions about a potential financial dictatorship and the possibility of a dictator with plenary powers in Britain.
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England
Nermal
Enmmtons
Business Volume Drops Ten Percent In Latest Reports
A weekly review from the commerce department notes a ten percent fall in business volume from the previous period. The report cites declines across several sectors and hints at continuing weakness into 1950.
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Alanting Fame
Commerce Department
Toilas
Amateur Circus Planned By City Recreation Officials
City recreation department plans an amateur circus with matinee and night performances. An August 25 meeting at the municipal auditorium will organize committees and assign Miss Macy H. Wilson to supervise. Committees from parent organizations will assist in planning the event and a parade through Yellow Torn will be included.
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Amaeur
Liona Teld
Misa Macy
Youthage theft case near Sample Tex in Abe County
A 15 year old, Johnston, was arrested in Sample on a federal charge arising from a post office theft earlier that month. Bond set at five hundred dollars. He pled not guilty and awaits further action as police investigate the incident and the teen’s involvement.
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Ustoffice Funda
Sample
Texas
Max
Nineeil -Ilendersutts
Johnston
Abe County
SOX
Ilmt
Atatea
Tinian Soith
Wriday
Eishteenth
Fie
Ahnree
Bankrupt assets listed in Gonzales clerk’s office filing
According to a bankruptcy plea filed by insuranee agent olin F. Tokih, a Gonzales man listed assets in the federal docket. Total assets exceed 200 dollars with liabilities over 15000 dollars, noted in the Saturday filing at the clerk’s office.
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Gonzales Manin
Olin F. Tokih
Giled & Raltinlacy
Felition Bahkrantes
Feleras
Sleuth Seeks Garden Hose Theft And Missing Items
A local report notes a stolen garden hose from a yard on Friday night along with a series of theft notices. Names and addresses appear garbled but reference several individuals and locations, including eye glasses reported missing and a few shop notices for free rental directories.
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CW. Foe
W. A. Hutes Jr
Wid
Michigan Etree
Pikini Rae
Ts Charm
BOS Chestnut
Tort
Suspect Will Be Returned After Theft Charge
A suspect, identified as Jack, faces theft charges for stealing tobacco valued at SLOKI from the National Geocury company on Medina Street. Fingerprint match tied to a similar price tag found at the scene. Lanier to be questioned. additional thefts at Sera noted.
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Delesive Po
Mardenstle
Duit
A. W. Seegeet
iNeduin
Dalias
Jack Hice
National Geocury Company
Medina Street
Tanner
Clyde Masonhelmer
Percers Mlace
Free book offer promptsSteubenville address inquiry
A distorted notice mentions a free book and hints at an offer or request directed at Toward G. Lew in Steubenville Ohio. The fragment references an address at 400 Sue Building and suggests a tomorrow deadline or reminder. The text is unclear and not fully coherent.
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G. Lew
Sue
Steubenville
Ohio
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