Buried Leader editor Victor Berger hailed as honest American
The Aug. burial note honors Victor L. Berger, late Milwaukee Leader editor, praising his honesty and ability. The piece recounts his stature in Milwaukee and Congress, and reflects on his ethical life, while tangentially touching on science topics about the sun and energy before a page 2 continuation.
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Simeon
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukes
Congress
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Weather summary and forecasts across the United States
A garbled weather note reports weekend conditions with temperatures near 82 and 70 in some zones. It lists winds, possible showers, and cloudy or clear areas across states including Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and New Mexico, with broad precipitation and terrain notes and scattered advisories.
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Tourtats
Teslow
Chienga
Colo
Dea Moines
Faw
Cedre City
Ras
Lalenss Montecervvese
Kenuna
Clady
Call
Lawley
Clondy
Texae
Pantages Accused In Publicized Offense Case In L A
Theater operator Pantages is jailed on suspicion of committing a gratutory offense against Eunice Pringle, 16, a dancer and daughter of a Los Angeles physician. Witnesses report screams, torn clothing, and disarray as Pringle fled his office, while Pantages calls it a frame-up and seeks release through court action.
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Los Angeles
Aiezunder Antager
Eunice Pringle
Biss Pringle
Ster
Pantages
Miss Pringle
Orme
Tontage
Charoes
Misa Tringle
Vantages
Mise Pringle
Taylor
W. C. Hale
W. Gordon
Succumbs to Death of Alton Adam Politician at Peace
Alton Adam, 63, a noted politician and Justice at the Peace, died suddenly Saturday morning. He served as a local official and was active in community affairs for many years.
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Alton Adam
Justica
Firing on Russian Border Alarms British Observers
London reports indicate heightened tension along the Manchurian Soviet border with increased military activity and artillery fire. A Daily Mail dispatch cites authorities fearing potential events in the near future as both military and civilian movements surge across Manchuria, including an artillery exchange at Pogranichnord.
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London
Russia
China
Flarhin
Daily Mail
Manchuria
Pogranichnord
Burnett Man Robbed by Former Acquaintance
Burnett resident L. Fry of Bursett, Texas, reports he was robbed in San Antonio on Live Oak Street by a former acquaintance. Fry says the man halted him in the 200 block and threatened him with a dagger, causing a loss of five dollars.
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L. Fry
Bursett
Venne
Degger
San Antonio
Burnett
Live Oak Street
Fry
Goebel Says Luck Myth in Aviation
Col Arthur C Goebel rejects luck as a factor in aviation saying success in flight comes from preparation. He spoke at a dinner honoring a visitor from California to Hawaii two years ago amid remarks on aviation readiness and skill.
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TalGaa
Acg
Arthur C. Goebel
California
Hawaii
Texas U. Oil Land
Austin
Meras University Oi
Crane County
J. T. Robinson
University InpG-leauing Board
Veteran politician Anton Adam Jr dies at 63 in San Antonio
Anton Adam Jr a longtime figure in San Antonio politics died at his home 320 La Mae Street at 5 30 am on Saturday aged 63 of heart failure. He served as justice of the peace in Precinct No 2 after a career starting as a clerk under Constable Joseph Kohr and Ben Fiske. He won a pivotal 1920 campaign and held office until last fall when defeated by Abe Onion. He was a member of veterans and fraternal groups and is survived by his widow Agnes Adam, his mother Mary Adam, two brothers Joy and Germane, and a sister Mrs Gretchen ons. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Anton Adam Jr
San Antonio
Lamae Street
Anton Adam Sr
Adam
Justice of the Peace
Guy Cude Wns
Calprus
Abe F. Onion
United Spanish War Veterans
Elka, Haremonia Lodge
The
Hermass Sons
Sam Houston
Woodmen of the World
Agnes Adam
Mary Adam
Joy
Germane
Gretrhen Ons
Adolphe Menjou's Wife Admitted To Paris Hospital
Paris report states Mrs. Adolphe Menjou known as Kathryn Carver was admitted to an American hospital after a sudden illness on Thursday. Her condition was not serious and she was expected to leave within four to six days.
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Paris
Adolphe Menjou
Hollywood
Kathryn Carver
Lightning Injures Texas Girl and Fatalities Reported
AMARILLO Aug. 1. A Tatum girl and her sister in Dumas county suffered injuries when lightning struck their home while they slept. Wilma, 10, was also hurt as the storm caused damage to the house. Details indicate one child died from the injuries though confirmation is uncertain.
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Amarilig
Tatum
Danzhte
Guy ‘Tatum
Dumas
Afoore County
Fatulis
Wilma
Grand Finale for Radio Night at Municipal Auditorium
Success met the 120 radio show presented by The Tight and the Radio Trades Association at every turn and a government day event brings radio week to a dramatic close at the municipal auditorium. Patrol officers will manage the traffic as crowds gather for the final night.
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Sucress
Tight
Radio Trades Association
Prosam
Radio Week
Municipal
Pines
Hue
Gun Klockenkemper
Mondey, Ee
Local Theater Celebrities to Headline Saturday Finale
The Saturday program will close with a grand finale featuring masters of ceremonies from Aztec Earl Abel Texas theater and Greater Majestic venues including Ralph Pollock Ernest Hauser Vic Insible and Don Galvan. Miss Nae Marshall opens at 8 38 with Miss Billie Roberts at piano in a rare gathering of local theatrical figures.
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Ralph Pollock
Aztec Theater
Earl Abel
Ernest Hauser
Vic Insible
Texas Theater
Don Galvan
Greater Majestic
Nae Marshall
Billie Roberts
Rogers Family Orchestra Headlines Friday Night Concert
A bustling program featured the Rogers family orchestra from 8:40 to 9:00 with the Martines ensemble directed by Eddie Martinez following. Fire Chief J. G. Sacraghee stationed 10 firemen to keep aisles clear for radio gear booths while audiences moved about. Vernon Geyer opened for the Greater Majestic and Ralph Pallock led the Aztec Symphony Orchestra with energetic encores. A last minute swap brought Eddie Le Blue and Frank Doyle from the Texas theater performing with Le Blue singing several numbers. David Griffin and his singers closed with more encores as the 40 piece firemen’s orchestra performed a standout finale.
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Rogers Family
Martines
Eddie Martinez
Suddee
Rogers
Redioo
J. G. Sacraghee
Vernon Geyer
Greater Majestic
Ralph Pallock
Aztec Symphony Orchestra
Avam
Eddie le Blue
Frank Doyle
Texas Theater
Wilb Doyle
le Blue
Sweethearta
Burley Shipp Faces Arson Charge in Uptown Theater Bombing
Burley Shipp of 722 Sacramento Street faces arson charges after the Uptown theater bombing on Fredericksburg Road early Friday. A second suspect was released.
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Burley
Shipp
Sacramento Street
Fredericksburg Road
Chemist Testimony in Snook Murder Trial Surfaces
In Columbus Ohio August 10 1944 the courtroom was crowded as pharmaceutical chemist Robert Tarys testified regarding emotional stimulus tests found in the stomach of Poromix the murdered girl. Defense counsel Seidel questioned the authenticity of the state's exhibits and Terry described tests on samples.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kol
Robert Terrs
Tohn F. Seidel
Seidel
Terry
G. F. Lang
Snook
Man Accused in Theater Bombing Awaits Hearing
Burley Shipp is jailed Saturday awaiting a hearing before Justice of the Peace Louis Boltz on arson charges tied to a Friday morning Uptown theater bombing at 719 Fredericksburg road. He previously faced robbery, theft by bailee, forgery indictments, and a forgery charge in other courts. The blast damaged the foyer and shattered storefronts.
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Burley Bhipp
Fredericksburg Road
Justice of the Peace
Louis F. Boltz
Beltz's
F. O. Flores
District Attorney's Office
J. R. Grey
TL. A. Wile Viameon
Shipp
Justice of the Peace John
Onjon
Alo
Petes Qnion
Fiee
le Weatdy
Graf Zeppelin Lands at Friedereich Hafen After Record Crossing
Graf Zeppelin completes first leg of round the world flight from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen in 15 hours 24 minutes powering across 4200 miles at an average 67 miles per hour. Crowd cheers as crew begins servicing ship on arrival on Eckener’s 61st birthday.
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trans-Atlentic _ airlines
Graf Zeppelin
Atlantic
Europe
Earth
At ucHy
Graf
Heoger Eld
Zeppelin Plant
Dr. Eckener
Lakehorst
Leakehorst
Friedrichshafen
Zeppelin Works
Zempelin
Haity
Zeprelia
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