World's edge of trouble puzzles readers abroad
A chaotic roundup from The World by Arthur Brisbane discusses global strife and economic strain. It notes Spain's church property controversy, Russia's reforms, and Beaverbrook's advice on the League of Nations while highlighting famines, wheat storage, and sugar prices affecting Cuba and other regions.
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Three Chinese Cities Flooded Amid Yangtze Crisis
Disaster reports state three Chinese cities along the Yangtze face massive flooding. Tens of millions are homeless as waters rise, with famine and disease spreading across flooded provinces and international aid mobilizing to relief efforts.
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Uletweever
Servier
Seanchas
Bankow
Yangtze River
Wuelane
Haliang
Stent
Ewell
Yangtze
Niles
Willinns
Weather Forecast Fragment for Antonis Region
Fragmentary forecast notes partially readable for Antonis area. Mentions temperatures and winds with uncertain values. Additional regional weather details promised on page 2.
U S Ships to Aid Flood Victims
Washington Aug 22 American naval ships in Asiatic waters are mobilized to aid the Chinese flood emergency along the Yangtze River as the flood waters rise to record levels. Navy department officials said relief actions are being sent from the department for this move with orders to act in secret in foreign waters. Approval of the department officials, Ane the Approval "oft the department officiaty.
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Nanking
Blankow
Citied
Hankow
Chiang Kai Shek
Mouny
Lig River
Yangize
Medien Supyllen Aml
Ax Rapide
Mbi
Universat
Washington, D.C
Asiatic
Venger
Navy Department
Department
Navy
Relbet
Beling Dome
Ugly Faces Lead to Montana Divorce Suit
Universal Service, Los Angeles Aug 22. Louis Montana known as Bool Montana, a movie wrestler, sought divorce after alleged facial contortions and threats. Montana did not contest. a property settlement was arranged. Mrs Montana weighs resuming acting work.
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Universal Service
Los Angeles
Louis
Bool") Montana
Superior Court
Min
Montana
Kool
Weelimi
Jury in Clark Case Remains Deadlocked in Open Murder Trial
Los Angeles Aug 82 A seven women and five men jury remained deadlocked over the murder case of David J. Clark charged with killing Charles Crawford and Spencer. Judge Stanley Servar held the jury to continue deliberations through the weekend with no progress toward a verdict.
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Orryier Los Angelms
David J. Clerk
Chaclea Crawford
Nerther Spencer
Stanley Servar Carl
Wolera
Machado Return Hailed as Victory
The return of President Gerarda Binchade to Havana from Santa Chora is hailed as a sign of growing support for the reinforcement of the capital. Medinilo departed Santa Clare earlier today for Havana, signaling a mobilization of leadership as the field command faced changes in Mant a Province.
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Havana
Gerarda Binchade
Santa Chora
Basia
Favcea
Manta
Ina
Medinilo
Sante Clare
Convict Slashes Throats of Pair in Kee Prison
An inmate at Imesa Kee prison attacked two prisoners, W A Wellesley and Morrett Dumond, slashing their throats with a cover. Both victims were seated at a table and remain in critical condition. The assailant was described as HAN Quentan VULION entering a prisoners’ room as a waiter.
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Unitormi
Imesa
Kee Atolen
George MW. Kelly
W. A. Wellesley
Morrett Dumond
Ten Midshipmen Defend Conduct at Naval Academy
Ten midshipmen accused of unbecoming conduct during a recent cruise in Europe will not be expelled from the Naval Academy. Assistant Secretary Saline announced no action beyond formal reprimands and continued enrollment.
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Uniterant Berrite
Washington
Europe
Naval Academy Din
Salincke
British Armament Costs Revealed in Memorandum
A 60 page British memorandum released today details annual land armament expenditure totaling £108,553,024, with figures showing Britain planning further defense outlays ahead of next year’s general disarmament conference schedules, excluding imperial expenditure.
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Qreneva
Great Britain
Pnd
Oil Proration Moves Expand Across Kansas and Texas
Oil production limits expand as the Public Service Commission keeps Masmoni pool closed in Rice County Kansas and orders Rite Canton pool shutdown to McPherson. In East Texas, oil men push for martial law retention until new allowables are set, aiming for about 150 barrels per day per well to restrict output.
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Topera
Kan
INS
Kaness Public Service Commission
Rice County
Rite Canton
McPherson Candy
East Texas
Railroad Commission
Austin
J. F. Sacer
Best Tesan
Texas
Lauder
Grn
Jacob F. Wolter
Wolters
Price of Crude Continues Climb in Texas
Aug 22 TYLEN Texas indicates crude oil prices advancing amid martial law. East Texas field production halted since Tuesday noon. Magnolia Petroleum posts 68 cents a barrel for East Texas crude. North and Central Texas prices follow, Central Texas at 67 cents. Humble Oil matches the Texas price advance. Continued on page.
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East Texas
Bixty
Texas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Central Texas
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Humble Oil and Refining Company
Texas Company
North Louisiana
North Texas
North Central
Central Tesno Citadel
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Liquor Sales Drop in British Columbia
Vancouver report shows provincewide liquor profits for the year at 4 021 610 dollars, about 240 000 below the 1020 24 level. Officials note profits did not decline in the harsh winter as feared, offering a cautious outlook amid the downturn.
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British Columbia
Cnivecaal Berrice
Vancouver
TB. A
Birtsh Columbia
U S Tests New Gunnery in Secret
Washington Aug 22 war department disclosed progress on a highly secret instrument at Aberdeen proving ground Maryland to determine airplane altitude and position. The device uses Stevens eosin to measure slant range and convert to altitude, with soldiers guiding the gun director.
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Uulverens Bergice
Washington, D.C
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland
War Department
Oil Merger Talks Bring DOJ Scrutiny in 1930s
In Washington and San Francisco, negotiations between Standard Oil of New Jersey and Standard Oil of California to consolidate holdings into a 52.38 billion dollar trust are under close DOJ scrutiny. Industry leaders including Sinclair interests are watching a four‑company merger, with conferences continuing as officials consider antitrust implications and a renewal of talks expected next week.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Jue
Standard Oil Company of
New Joresey
Standard Oil Company of California
Companien Winder
Sinclair
Crisersad Servier
San Francisco
Bkindard Oil Company
California
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
Take Thhor
Department of Justice
Karolyi Fails to Form Ministry in Hungary
Count Jolius Karolst, asked by Regent Admiral Horthy to form a cabinet after Coun Béthlen’s resignation, announces he cannot assemble a workable ministry and returns the mandate. Bethlen had governed ten years amid Hungary’s financial strains worsened by the German crisis and the banks fear impact.
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Budapest
Jolius Karolst
Admiral Horthy
Coun Béthlen
Bethlen
Germay Economic Crixiz
Two City Marshals Freed In Post Office Burglary
LATHROP Missouri August 22 Two city marshals were released from the city jail after being locked in during an burglary of the local post office. Thieves stole about 400 dollars and several pieces of registered mail items. They also robbed a confectionery inside the post office of 100 in cash and merchandise. Neighbors alerted authorities when the alarm rang early this morning.
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Lathrop
Canadian Radios Silent on Flyers Route From Detroit to Denmark
Ottawa reports Canadian government radio stations remained silent in a disruption affecting transmission on a planned mail route from Detroit to Denmark. The outage hindered communication as the convoy passed through, with officials noting the incident during last night’s schedule.
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Ottawa
Preston
Collignon
Detroit
Denmark
Finperis
Thieves Clear Furnished Los Angeles Home of Mrs Oliva Mektlies
In Los Angeles on August 22, burglars cleaned out a furnished house belonging to Mrs. Oliva Mektlies. They removed personal property and even took an item from a bathroom. No arrests reported.
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Aspain
Jina
Sparta
Banka
Spain
Cahversal Berriec
Los Angeles
Buzz- Inra
Truk
Oliva Mektlies
MacDonald Dares Defeat In Parliament
London Aug 22 Prime Minister MacDonald prepared in daring attack to stave off defeat facing his cabinet on budget measures. He planned to present an amended retrenchment scheme targeting the property class while cutting social service costs, hoping Liberal support will back his plan. If rejected, resignation and Conservative leadership shifts loom as King George returns to monitor events.
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IRA
I. N.S
London
Labor Party
Jasey MacDonald
Plone
MacDonald
Donald
George
Sno
Dalmard
Scotland
Bronley Caldwin
Ais-Trs-Maines
Prauce
Hoover Orders New York Gunbattle Probe
President Hoover ordered a federal probe into New York gunfire that left six dead and many wounded. The inquiry will form a special squad from the department of justice to examine the incident and identify those responsible.
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New York
Virginia
Hoover
Department Nf
Woman dies in wine cellar accident in Milwaukee
A coroner's jury ruled the death of 39 year old Mrs Helen Vasilzavic accidental. Federal agent Clarence Gelhansen testified he was shocked by the same cord used to kill Mes nsilzerie, as the wine was dumped in her basement.
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Helen Vasilzavic
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Clarence B. Gelhansen
Deaths and new paralysis cases rise in city report
New York January 22. Six deaths and 64 new paralysis cases were reported to the health department today. The day showed four more cases than yesterday, though officials noted the weekly average was decreasing.
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New York
Yan
Department of Health
German pair begin Berlin to New York hop
Berlin August 22. Using a three year old plane once owned by Charles A Levine who flew across the ocean with Charles Chamberlain Willy and Peter Johanneen German gunniers hopped off Tempelhof airfield at 10 a m on day for a flight to New York via Lisbon and the Azores.
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Charles A. Levine
Charence Chamberlain
Willy (Ody
Peter Johanneen
Gunniers
Lempelhof
Tio A. Mm
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Lighon
Azorea
Governor Long Calls Special Session on Cotton Ban
Gov Long orders a special session to ban cotton plowing in 1932. Louisiana lawmakers support the plan after a conference of cotton stake representatives. A federal board purchase plan may be opposed. a plan to remove the federal Farm Board is discussed.
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Girl Breaks Plane Gear in Landing at Roosevelt Field
Elinor Smith wept as she damaged the landing gear of a pine cream and black monoplane at Roosevelt Field New York on August 22. Her foot slipped from the rudder during a practice flight and the aircraft went into a ground loop. The landing gear was smashed and the right wing tip damaged.
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New York
Elinor Smith
Atlantic
Bop
Estelle Leaves for Vaudeville Stage
Fatlie Taylor plans vaudeville work in the East while lawyers fail to settle divorce for Taylor and Dempsey. Misa Taylor heads to St Louis tonight amid the legal stalemate.
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Estelle
Universal Service
Los Angeles
Fatcle Taylor
Attorneya
Jack Dempsey
Misa Taylor
St. Louis
Fifteen witnesses for Cannon Inquiry
Fifteen witnesses have been summoned to appear before the senate campaign funds committee in the investigation into the political act of James Cannon Ira. The inquiry will be resumed next week in Washington D.C.
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Waslington
D.C
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Thomas Edison Suffers Reaction After Illness
Thomas A. Edison experiences a reaction following a recent illness as reported by his son Charles. The note suggests Edison’s health concerns are ongoing, with details limited due to fragmented OCR text. The family provided no further specifics on his condition or prognosis.
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Police Say Heir's Kidnappers Known in Nassau Case
Police report Charles M Rosensthal a 24 year old broker and heir to a million fortune was abducted. Inspector Harold King announced the kidnappers are known and the ransom of 190000 dollars demanded for his return. details outline the abduction circumstances.
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Charles M. Rosensthal
Milliona
Harold &. King
Nassau Police
Handasme
Wim
Texas Governor seeks cotton legislative action sentiment
Governor Sterling asked Texans for views on calling a special session to pass a cotton acreage reduction law. He and Agriculture Commissioner McDonald discussed the New Orleans conference stance while urging respondents to state whether they favor restricting cotton planting to reduce surpluses and support broader measures.
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Rows Slaw Sterling
Texas
Lewis Jntors
J. B. McDonald
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Texan
Urey
Ennell
Murray Refuses to Call Session on Cotton Planing Ban
US-Gov. Murray said he would not call a special session of the legislature to ban cotton planting as urged by Governor Tong. He spoke before departing for Memphis to attend an unemployment conference, outlining steps to cut national acreage by a quarter this year with a further reduction proposed for next year.
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Murray
Memphis
Tenn
Gor Ues Tong
Denisiano
Marland Holdings Goes to Creditors in Oklahoma City
PONCA CITY OIL founder Marland's property holdings have moved into temporary hands of W H McFadden of Ponca City and New Orleans for the benefit of Marland creators. The three million dollar home remains unaffected.
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W. H. McFadden
Ponce City
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