Rescued Flier Faces New Troubles Near Honduras
Aug 12. Capt. Lisandra Gorny was picked up at sea from a wrecked plane attempting a nonstop flight from New York to Teguhala Honduras. He was bruised cut exhausted, rescued by Hiboco of the Ameriga-Brazil Hoe off the North Carolina coast. He had left New York Sunday after a failed attempt and was en route toward Sa Xneach, dock anticipated later today. Investigations underway to determine if anyone erred.
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Actress Bennell Suffers Hip Injury On Film Set
Hollywood report states actress Jes Bennett, sister of Constance and Barbara Bennet, is hospitalized after being thrown on a Horton during a motion picture shoot two weeks ago. Doctors say the fracture will require extensive rehab and may leave her with permanent disability. Bennells from ORD will remain in hospital for about eight more weeks.
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Untitled note on flight restrictions amid revolutionary tensions
A fragmentary report describes regulations on taking off in a monoplane after a dive into the sea, including threats of court martial for disobedience and revocation of a plane license. The legation explains license withdrawal to avoid refusal of storage placement and to support a Tominean force movement toward Posurigalpa.
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Nautilus Encounters Trouble Aboard Ship Repaired At Sea
The Nautilus reports difficulties on a voyage north to Spitabergen. Engineers adjusted valves and replaced a faulty part after power and battery issues. repairs continued through the night with the crew set to realign engines and charge batteries for an early departure.
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Kidnapped Jockey Returns Home After Release
Gary Indiana Aug 19 A kidnapped jockey Nim Flanagan, a horse race person, was found safe in a hotel apartment and then retired to a farm. Attorney L. Farris said negotiators secured release with no money paid, and the kidnapers apparently fled toward Indianapolis.
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Ing
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Seagion
Torleston
Huch
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Kidaners
Bankers to Study Germany's Credits Unfermal Service
Bankers committees from United States Great Britain France and Germany plan to meet in Zurich next Friday morning to discuss stabilizing the present credit situation and address potential dangers. The talks aim to ease unsettled financial conditions and coordinate actions among major European and transatlantic banks.
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Switzerland
United States
Thole
Appointment Fight Over School Dentist Job Stokes Feud
Majority on the board of education is split over appointing a school dentist among four applicants. Dr J M Dale Dr John F Burk Dr Warzneh and Dr A J Steele are named by different members as preferred, with Gilmore signaling possible support for Warzneh while accusing others of political influence and delays. The board plans a resume meeting on August 78 to decide the matter.
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Job Tria
Ds Gilmore
Gilmore
Roger Btaver
Mary King
George C. Warziner
Connty
William A. Wirabneh
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Walker in Berlin Radio Tour Aids New York Listeners
Nae Walker in Berlin touring Europe speaks on a WEAT network program at 4 30 announcing a forthcoming invitation from M H Aplexworth of NDC. The Atlantic shortwave broadcast will last one minute with introductions by Charles F L Uorer of the Associated Press.
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Charles FL Uorer
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Associated Prees
Walker Greeted by Tall Berlin Mayor
Europe’s tallest manager greets crowds as James J. Walker of New York arrives in Berlin. Walker, welcomed by the tall Berlin figure, stands amid the cheering and smiles broadly while fans gaze upward at the seven foot mayoral presence.
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Teinrich Sahm
Leo
Englich
New Jersey Republicans Seek Convention
New Jersey's Republican leaders moved to secure the 1940 Republican National Convention, pledging a substantial fund and promising a robust display of party machinery as they court the event in Atlantic City. The effort centers on attracting national attention and showcasing strong organization for the party’s future.
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New Jersey
GAIGIS BRINGS NEED OF NEW INDUSTRIES
President Uiptyer rupee concerns a broad unemployment problem as industry recovery is slow. Officials warn permanent layoffs may persist in sectors hit by substitute products. Plan focuses on new industries like heating plants and humidity control to create steady jobs.
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Luover
Wire Tapping by Capone Forces Is Bared by Agents
Chicago report states federal agents claim Al Capone used wire tapping on a large scale to monitor moves of lawmen and bootleggers. The tactic allegedly allowed Capone to learn when liquor shipments were en route and adjust his operations.
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Youth, 10, Charged in Sheriff's Death
Ambiguous OCR report states a ten year old, Herbert Nielwt, was shot and killed Sheriff John incl on August 3. The unnamed youth is charged with first degree murder and to be arraigned by Prosecutor Elmer Halsey. Hearing likely in September. A 73 year old suspect was later shot or mugged during a store room robbery.
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US Retains Lead in Gasoline Trade in 1980 Exports
The United States remains the world’s top gasoline trader with exports reaching 63,187,531 barrels in 1980. Despite the lead, other nations are making inroads, signaling tightening margins and increased competition in the global market.
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Ontario Jails 2 in Drive on Reds
Two men were jailed in Ontario as part of a crackdown described by authorities at the start of a campaign to oust Communists from Canada. The detainees are Timothy His political secretary of the Communist party in China and John Royeliot, organizer and leader of the Communist movement among the Alkeanian population.
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Frank Hawks Sets Record for New York to Chicago Time
Frank Hawks arrived in Chicago after a Westbound flight from Roosevelt Field New York in under the prior record time by a few minutes. The event notes his journey and mentions an honorary Indian chief title to be conferred in Hot Springs.
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Agr
Frank Hawks
Strike Threat Looms in Panama Wool Strikes
Panama Federation of Labor announces a general strike set for Friday unless the demands of striking wool workers are met and calls on the government for a solution.
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Federation of Labor Today
Vatican Denies Cardinal Preelli Plans to Resign
The Vatican says Cardinal Preelli has not resigned and plans to stay, despite reports of his intended resignation. Officials dismissed rumors that the papal secretary intended to quit, noting no such move has been confirmed.
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Alnic
Tamora
Aome Mentha
Patman to Speak at Veterans Event Friday
Congressman Patman of Texas will address Veterans of World War II at 8 PM Friday in the municipal auditorium. The program, hosted by the Local chapter of the Disabled World War Veterans, features brief talks by one or two local citizens. Members of the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Spanish War veterans are urged to attend.
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Conegeessone Wright Patman
Mounitipsl
Atpanreanalla Committee
Amerigan Legion
Missing Pair Found on Texas Ranch Near Temple
In Bell County a missing woman, Mrs. Messer, was located at daybreak after authorities traced her to an isolated ranch. She had awoken in a nearby automobile with her mother in law, the wife of a local county official, but the night’s events remain unclear.
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