Western Ranch Sale Tale of Phil lips Peak and Palomas Spread
A CIMARRON New Mexico piece describes Waite Phillips selling the vast 250000 acre Pill Monks property, its airport, trails, and Kit Carson homestead, as wealthy buyers seek western ranch showplaces. It notes similar large holdings like Tres Rios and Palomas ranches, reflecting a ongoing influx of wealthy buyers and famous names into the regional ranch market.
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Aly
Gullette
Cimarron
Len
Maxwell Grant
Tiydlan
Carson
Luten B. Maxwell
Don Carlos Begubien
Luz
Fatitoadapur
Zowr-stratia
Roma
Kit Carson
Maxwell
Naval Instructor and Trainee Die in Air Training Crash
Corpus Christi reports an Air Station trainer crashed near an airfield injuring two, Ensley W. Murphy of Oak Park Illinois and Leonine Melville Proctor, 21, of Los Angeles, California. Both were killed instantly yesterday afternoon in the trainer accident during routine flight operations.
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Corpus Christe
Ensley Bernard W. Murphy
Oak Park
Jil
U. 6
Saval
Ere
Leonine Melville Proctor
Los Angeles
Call
Unloaded Rifle Incident Blamed for Boy’s Death
In ODEASA Aug 23 a 12 year old boy, Beigel Ayres, died when an unloaded rifle discharged during play. Reports blame the gun’s owner or handling for the fatal accident as authorities investigate the case.
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Odeasa
Beigel Ayres
Joe Chishalut
Police hold Caldwell amid union funds dispute in Chicago
Caldwell, former $125 weekly union business agent, was held without charge for questioning by state investigators. Authorities seized over $52,000 in cash and securities in the name of Caldwell and his wife, amid a revolt by core members of the Bela Clerks International Trade Protective association seeking an accounting of union funds estimated at $910,000. Prosecution said Caldwell was removed after the revolt. Helder, attorney for insurgents, said he would seek impounding of the property. Caldwell testified his sole income came from a weekly eatery.
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Chicago
Caldwell
Wino
Galiyell
William B. Crawford
Bela Clerks International Tratective Association
Uion
Francis Helsler
Call
Helder
Cakdwell
Bny One 40
Italy to Release Two U.S. Students
Rome August 23 Two American students Atlantla De Lorenzi of Madison Wisconsin and Richer Dicey of Lake Powell will be permitted to leave Italy for the United States a reliable source said today Delaconzo and Dier had been attending the University of Rosie as exchange students Their exit visas had been withheld pending permission for Italian students to return from the United States
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Rome
Standard Oil toOperate Italian Tanker Colorado
Houston August 25 The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey will take over and operate the Italian tanker Colorado, now undergoing repair in Galveston after being damaged by a crew in San Juan Puerto Rico last March. The tanker was seized by the United States following the incident.
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Houston
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersoy
Ttaliananker Colorado
Galveston
United States
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Westershhomisieee
Italian Vessel Seized by Coast Guard Transferred to Federal Commission
The Italian vessel seized by the coast guard in Houston last March has been transferred to the United States maritime commission. Judge James Ve Avulvery signed an order transferring the vessel to the commission effective pending audit results on the ship’s status.
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HusdTon
Ang
Mon- Blois
Texas Colonist's Descendant Dies in Richmond
Mrs. R. J. Ransom, 93, descendant of Alexander Hodges a Stephen F. Austin colonial, died in Richmond. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Survived by two daughters and several relatives, with notices of other family members.
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Richmond
R. J. Ransom
Alexander Hodges
Stephen F. Austin
Fort Band Councy
Hansam
Aushin
Aus
Reni
Ransom
Richiond
W. B. Rane
AAI
Nel Bao Daughtsta
Darah
Richmond Ant
Hobbis Hapas
Auatla
Child Custody Row Comes to End
LOS ANGELES Aug 28 67 Adviss Joan Manners and former husband Sonny Langan resolved a long custody dispute over their daughter Jean Langan. Under a court order Manners will have the child for the full weekends while Langan retains two days weekly. Langan agreed to pay a portion of his earnings, but not less than $26 a month for support.
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Los Angeles
Joan Manners
Tiln
Sonny Langan
Theie Tong Figit
Jean
Langan
Joan
Mannera
Plane Makers’ Losses Rise as Government Contracts Stand
Douglas Aircraft and North American Aviation report multi million dollar losses on the Army’s big four engine bomber 3 10 with costs far exceeding government payments. Executives say lagging wage talks and changing defense demands hinder stabilization efforts.
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Los Angeles
Doulas
Douglas
Northroy
Gage
Irving
BH Kiddelbergert
North American Aviation, Inc
Etons
Sones High Ag
Army
Navy
Colloids May Be Key to Long Life
New clues from Dr. Jerome Alexander link colloids to weather control and aging. He cites colloid particles as finely divided substances whose size and charge influence atmospheric moisture, rain formation, and the aging process. He warns both overly fine and overly coarse particles could affect longevity, proposing colloids as central to biology and weather science.
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New York
Jarome
Alexander
Labdustrial Chonvat
Locel reinGill
Canada
Cerlain
Gillespie fair opens to adoc at Fredericksburg
Gillespie county fair opens its sixth annual event in Fredericksburg April 23 through Sunday. Attendance exceeds expectations as Barriads raotifs win final prizes and individuals enter numerous exhibits. The show features defense forms, Cad Bios America displays, and a strong demonstration of local farming and livestock talent with exhibitors from Rocky HN, Stonewall, Palo Alto and surrounding areas.
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Tredericksburg
Biisay
Ron Trough Bunday
WOOD
Barriads Raotifs
Petac
Rennarl Welymeyers
Stonewall
Cad Bios
America
Pring
Vavith
Avis
Rocky HN
Stenrwell
Palo Alta
Rover
Sheeg
Goal
Awine
Battered Cowboys Not for Army
Pueblo August 2 The rodeo scene buzzes with talk of veterans and young riders as wrested broncs and bulldoggers draw large crowds. Rodeo director says many top hands will be unavailable for service, while the fair continues with fast-paced performances, prize carnivals, and engaging acts drawing in spectators.
First Gallego Day Observed in Aotern Areas
Eastern motorists face gasoline shortages as some stations announce gasless Sundays to conserve supplies. Congress and defense officials seek a fair distribution plan while 100 tankers divert to Britain and railcar shortages hinder oil transport. Gasoline rationing and limits at stations already affect travelers and vacation areas as authorities push for an equitable national program.
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Washington
Genalay George
D-Gai
Lepun
Atlantic
Britain
Congress
United States
Virginia
Jn Oreder
Eastern Seaboard
Office of Defense Petroleum Co-Ordination
Ralph
K. Davies
Polley
Japs Leaving Philippines on Steamship Exodus
Manila August 23 1940 160 Japanese men women and children evacuated from the Philippines aboard the steamer Khaidiah amid war fears and travel disruptions United States authorities searched baggage and valuables were turned over to Francis V Hayre high commissioner of the Philippines for disposition another large group was planned to depart the following day
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Manila
Philippines
Khaidiah
United States
Francis V. Hayre
High
Phinguines
Herrera Funeral Rites Set Sunday
Funeral rites for Mrs. Anitts Grab Herrera 16 who died Friday at her home 2708 North Comal Street will be held Sunday at 1 pm at the residence with the San Fernando call. Mrs Herrera had been a resident of Ban Antonio for 70 vests. She is survived by a daughter Mrs. F S Jackson of Bat Antonio two sons Charles Horrau of San Antonio and Edward Herrera of Los Angeles four grandchildren and a great grandchild expected.
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Anitts Grab Herrera
North
Comal Street
San Fernando
Herrera
Ban Aatonis
Eb Daupher
F. 8. Jackson
Bat Antonio
Charles Horrau
San Antonio
Edward Herrera
Los Angeles
Bull Fight Plan Causes Santa Fe Controversy
In Santa Fe on August 23 Herman Baea defends plans for a two Mexican bull fight near the city’s festivities. BPCA officials led by W A Patterson vow to stop it, while District Attorney Dave Casino hints the event may be a publicity ploy. Public interest grows as hundreds anticipate the fiesta and associated park preparations.
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Santa FE
N. NM
Herman Baea
Sata Fe
Bpca Prada
W. A. Patterson
Shen
Hote International
BPCA
Patterson
Anthony Albert
Tor Bora
Dave Casino
Baco
Zimot Bie
Sisié Mie
Beck
Psychology Head Named at Baylor University
WACO August 2. Dr Loyd W Rowtuliel of Tulsi university will head Daytor universitys fivelitngy department announced by President Ph M Neff of Baylor. Native of Fort Worth he grew up there and at San Saba.
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Baylor
Waco
Loyd W. Rowtuliel
Tulsi University
Daytor University
Fivelitngy
Ph M. Neffus Baylor
Mexico closes 15 German consulates in occupation of Europe
Mexico announces a government order to close 15 German consulates by September 1 and to recall Mexican consuls in German-occupied parts of Europe. President Cárdenas rejects the violence-created European state, aligning with Western Hemisphere solidarity amid tense Mexico Germany relations. Additional moves include seizing German and Italian assets in Mexican ports earlier and rejecting a German protest to Washington. The German minister in Mexico could not be reached for comment.
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Meeiog City
Mexica
Sea
Mexico
Berlin
Pris
United States
Cuba
Washington
Fitins
Axis
Andi von Collenberg
Hon
Why Man Really Learned to Fly in The American Weekly
Fragmented OCR item describes a provocative feature in The American Weekly about the origins of flight and the ethics of human curiosity. It mentions Johanne Keeler and references Weber and Fields as cultural touchstones, along with a gunshot death, a ranch visit, and notes on future installments in the San Antonio Light.
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Waese Gee
Johanne Keeler
Acentish
Jn Tha
American Weekly
Toimorrow
Binday
San Antonio
de. Keeley Pos
Benid
Law Fields
Wollywend
Weber and Fields
Alsies
Phu Amorican
Tomorrow
Ligvis
Hevoey
Park Service Official Dies at Lite Rock Arkansas Park
Jain H Halle Jr aged 39 supervisor of the national park service died Friday in Lite Rock Arkansas. He was a West Point graduate and had recently been transferred from San Antonio to Arkansas three weeks prior. Survivors include his parents and a sister Mrs. Bernard Peyton of San Antonio. Funeral arrangements by Ping Mincolhime Mareau are pending.
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Jain H. Halle Jr
National Park Service
Rock
Ark
Haile
Mir
A. Halle
East Qulney
San Antonio
West Point
sMe
Arkansas
Ternard Peyton
Ping Mincolhime Mareau
Impersonation Plan Involving Local Pastor Reported
A garbled notice mentions a pastor impersonation event near National Park Ark. Names like Dr. Loa Black and Nicodemia appear in fragmented phrases. The text references a Presbyterian church and a Sunday gathering, though specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Cluist
Loa Black
National Park
Ark
Black
Seilzon Siurre Presbyterian Church
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