Yugoslav Air Honor For U S Airmen Deaths
Yugoslav fighter planes formed a burial cortege over Ljubljana in tribute to U S airmen killed when their transport was shot down on August 19. Captain H F Schreiber of New Albany Indiana was identified among the dead. bodies in a common grave at Koprivnik hinder precise totals. Marshal Tito requested aid as searches for two missing airmen continued amid tensions over alleged violations of Yugoslav sovereignty by Anglo American flights.
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U.S
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London Daily Express
Istanbul
Turkey
Soviet Union
China’s War Flares Anew in Manchuria Conflict
Aug 26 dispatch reports renewed fighting in Manchuria between government and Chinese Communist forces. Tiehling near the Mukden Changchun line isolated after a surprise attack. Government reinforcements move from Mukden and Changchun to aid Tiehling as First Army advances toward Changchun and Sixth Army into Jehol. Lingyuan area 75 miles west of Chengteh also reported fighting.
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Peiping
China
Manchuria
Tiehting
Mukden
Changchun
Tiehling
Jehol Province
Lingyuan
Chengteh
Jehol
Plane Hunts 3 Lost Off Vessel
A coast guard plane continued search for three Army civilian crew members of FS 231 missing after it collided with the Mid dah Victory 25 miles east of New York. One seaman was killed, 14 injured. the army ship was towed to port. The dead man’s body was found in the engine room pending kin notification.
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New York
Coast Guard
Atlantic
House Given to Homeless Widow in Cherry Valley
Mrs Rupert Baxter, a widow with six children, was forced from her rented home after it was sold. The village raised 2000 dollars to buy a lot and barn and convert it into a neat five room residence for her. In Adelaide a deaf mute wife allegedly nagged her husband until he assaulted her, court testimony shows.
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Cherry Valley
Rupert Baxter
Adelaide
Australia
Texas Politicians Await Rest After Turbulent Campaign
Winners and losers in Texas politics seek seclusion before planning, as Governor hopeful Beaufort Jester cools off after a landslide 65.78 percent of votes. Rainey defers plans, while Jester ponders convention strategy and party unity. New nomineess and veteran renominees shape the post election map.
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Beauford Hy
Texas
Austin
Railroad Commission
Post
Jester
Texas Election Bureau
Rainey
Roberts
Hensley to Speak at State Democratic Convention
William N. Hensley, Democratic nominee for Bexar County district attorney, will deliver the speaker and formal welcoming address at the state Democratic convention to be held at Municipal Auditorium on September 10.
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Municipal Auditorium
William N. Hensley
Bexar County
Young Bride Seeks Annulment From 15 Year Old to 21 Year Old
Susanne Tychsen, 15, daughter of an army colonel, and Joseph Sejmeca, 21, plan to annul their marriage. Susanne says she was too young and does not love him. Sejmeca, an electrican, notes it was foolish and does not oppose. Her mother and the recorder were present at the discussion.
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Haddonfield
N. J
Susanne Tychsen
Joseph Sejmeca
Rabid Dog Attack Warning Prompts City Health Notice
Citizens possibly exposed to a rabid dog near Carson Street and New Braunfels Avenue last week were urged Monday to report to the city health department for rabies treatment. Tests confirmed the dog was rabid and a public notice urged prompt action.
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Licking First Application Promises Cure for Rash
Fragmentary ad copy touts a topical remedy for skin conditions including ringworm pimples and itching. It promises fast relief and urges readers to try the product as the first to satisfy a claim of healing.
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Henvaton
Music Hall to Be Humidor in Philadelphia Transition
VPI The 22 year old Music Fund hall once hosted Jenny Lind songs will become a cigar humidor. Yahn and McDany nell wholesale tobacconists say they purchased the hall and will convert a side of the auditorium into a humidor for 2 500 000 cigars. The case against Pablo Norio was dismissed in Justice of the Peace court after he faced theft charges.
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Philadelphia
VPI
Music Fund Hall
Jenny Lind
Yahn and McDany Nell Company
THELT
Pablo Norio
Ruiz Street
Estrella Padilla
San Felipe Street
Justice At the Peace
Frank Vauzhan
Army Plants Converted to Boost Fertilizer Output
Seventeen wartime army ordnance plants may begin converting by late next month to produce fertilizer for feeding occupied Europe and Asia. Nine consolidated concerns will manage 15 plants with two more added. at full output by year end the plants aim for 70 000 tons of ammonium nitrate fertilizer monthly, potentially adding 10 million bushels of world wheat and meeting grain needs of over 20 million people. Conversion started under an inter departmental agreement signed June by Undersecretary Royall. Additional plants include Cactus ordnance works in Etter Texas and Wabash river ordnance works at Dana Indiana. Contract managers not yet named.
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Washington
Army Ordnance
Europe
Asia
War Department
Jesthmaind
Oneupa
Kennet C. Royall
Cactus ‘Ordnance Works
Etter
Texas
Otha Wabash River Ordnance Works
Dana
Ind
Houston Women Held in Thefts Face Vagrancy Charges
Two Houston women Mary E. Black 22 and Mrs. Margaret Golden 25 were held on vagrancy charges after clothing stolen from San Antonio stores was found in a West Commerce street room. Detectives traced the suspects after a car was pinned for four blocks. a six year old girl in the car was placed in a child shelter. The stolen finery valued about 400 dollars.
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Houston
West Commerce Street
San Antonio
Joe Lara
Mary E. Black
Margaret Golden
G. C. Covington
C. E. Spear
Beng
Filipino Peasant Army Chief Slain
In Cabantuan Philippines the mutilated body of Hulk Leaver Juan Feleo a leader of the Flukbalahap peasant army in Nueva Beljin province was reportedly found in a public square after being kidnapped by an armed band last Saturday He had been meeting with Filipino officials on peace terms at the time of capture.
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San Francisco
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American Broadcasting Company
Norman Faige
Juan Feleo
Cabantuan
Philippines
Feleo
Nueva Beljin
Cabaniuan
Plane Kills 4 At Gander Airport
At Gander airport in St. John’s Newfoundland a Lancaster aircraft from the British Goodwill squadron, returning to Britain, forced to return after compass trouble, struck a roadside crowd during an emergency landing, killing four officials and injuring another seriously.
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Gander
Johnson
INS
Britain
Alr Ina
Blitzed areas become playgrounds in postwar London
London areas bombed by German raids have been cleared and rebuilt as playgrounds. Mothers work long weeks, paying 20 cents a day to leave children in care. Children play from morning to sunset with swings seesaws rocking horses and rag dolls, despite postwar hardships.
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Lane
London
Capital Mourns Ex Court Justice
Washington mourns retired Supreme Court Justice James Clark McReynolds, 84, who died Saturday night at Walter Reed Hospital from complications of a gastro intestinal ailment. Burial will be in Elkton Kentucky. interment Thursday. McReynolds served 27 years on the high court after an 1914 appointment, famed for dissenting against many New Deal measures and rebuking President Roosevelt in 1936.
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Washington Today
Supreme Court
James Clark McReynolds
Higheport
Lttter
Army
Walter Redd
McReynolds
Kentucky
Elkton
Kye
High Court
Woodrow Wilsomr
Haran Fiske Stone
Roosevelt
Georgia Unit Vote Upheld in Democratic Primary
A three judge federal court unanimously upheld Georgia’s county unit vote system for Democrats and rejected a bid to void Eugene Talmadge’s nomination for a fourth term. The decision noted unit votes resemble the presidential electoral college and that Talmadge won the July 17 primary under the unit method despite trailing in popular county votes.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Emory University
Atlanta Oman Elylc
Talmadge
Weather Summary From Local Almanac and Storm Track
Weather details include pressure tendencies for Monday and Tuesday, moon phases and sunrise sunset times, wind speeds, tides, and general temperature ranges. Regional notes mention gusts near 30 mph, and partial listings of cities such as Jacksonville and Los Angeles with tourist weather cues and pollen counts.
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Aransas Dans Orsday
Lalo
Jackeonville
Loa Annelen
Memphis Yin Ce Rem
Paton
Jap Peers Study New Constitution
The Upper House of Peers began consideration of a draft for a new Japanese constitution that would abolish the peers. A second legislative body called the House of Councillors would replace the peers in the new system.
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YOKYO
L Ap House of Peers
House of Peers
House of Councillors
Peers
Greetings go back into mails as draft system restarts
Washington reports the draft resumes with greetings returning in the mails. Reception centers form lines next week and by late September the 23 000 man quota for the 1929 age group should be met. Inductions averaged 6400 in June. Congress exempted 18 year olds but drafted 19 year olds. New deferment categories include college teachers home construction workers and critical production and transportation workers. Local boards may defer certain medical and science staff and veterans or essential agricultural workers. Eighteen-year-olds must register but wait until 19 for induction.
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Washington
Selective Service
Army
Congress
War Department
Amy
Princess on Trial Stand witness testifies in royal glare
FRANKFURT Aug. 26 The courtroom where WAC Capt Kathleen Nat Durant is tried for stealing the Hess family jewels is briefly lit by a glimpse of Hohenzollern glory as Princess Margareta von Hohenzollern Queen Victoria’s granddaughter and Wilhelm’s sister testifies against Durant. She identifies her jewelry amid the evidence with a silver lorgnette and wears a black coat and pearl earrings. District Attorney John F. Shook remains in Nix hospital after an appendectomy, with his condition satisfactory.
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Frankfurt
WAC
Kathleen Nat Durant
House of Hohenzollern
Margareta von Hesar
Victoria
Kaiser ‘Wilhelm
The Hucksters Condensed in Reader's Digest
Condensed from Frederic Wakeman's novel The Hucksters reveals the radio ad world with sharp commentary on temptation, consumerism, and modern society. The issue surveys fatigue myths, clergy temptations, race and brain myths, and social upheaval, presenting 39 articles in brief form.
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Reader's Digest
Frederic Wakeman
Hucksters
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