Notables See Gricago Air Carnival Notable Event
Crowds line national air races as Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh watch. Detroit News Air Transport trophy open to single motor ships above 1000 pounds. Lindberghs plan Detroit departure as notables parade continues. Women racers post marks with O Donnell and May Britlip among top finishers. Fearb wins civilian free-for-all, hitting 70.18 mph in a 25 mile race.
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Ostoago
Cherkke A. Lindbergh
Detroit News Air
Detroit
Wolfgang Yoo Gronas
North Atlantic
Gierd O'Donnell
Lone Beach
California
Chlus
May Britlip
Kaueas
al Bear
Se. B. Fearb
Officers Shot at Mitford Hospital in Calcutta
In Calcutta on August 29, acting Inspector J. Lorman of the police and Superintendent E. Sodeon were shot and seriously wounded as they left Mitford Hospital in Draece. Aresolver was the weapon. a hospital employee fired ineffectively. Two Bengali suspects were arrested on suspicion in connection with the crime.
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Galcutta
Poalcutta
India
UPFE
Ban on United States Film Sales in New Zealand
Representatives of a major American film corporation have been instructed by New Zealand offices to cease selling films there. The directive targets distribution activities and ensures all sales in New Zealand are halted, signaling a regulatory or compliance action affecting releases and imports.
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U.S
New Zealand
Eleington
Ik LP
Sebrican “Motion
Corporationg
Cecee
Aclling Filme Te Ibe Downiies
American Steamer Towed to Harbor
A distressed Boertormer Express liner broke down 400 miles off the northeast coast on August 21 and was towed to her pier by a tug. The incident halted vessel service temporarily as repairs were arranged.
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York
Boertormer Expression
Todas
Aged Cosmopolite Dies in Argentina
Dr Teines P. Keltey 82, lawyer, world traveler and educator, of Buenos Aires, died here after a heart attack. He was a noted cosmopolite and had long career in law and education.
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Cosmopolite
Argentina
Mase
Teines P. Keltey
Buenos ‘Aires
Officer Messons Pride in Duty Amid Tragic Hospital Trap
Officer Charles Messons, a patriot who faced danger in the line of duty, died after a fall while restraining a bush during an incident at Rob ert B.Green hospital Friday. A second patient at 210 San Pedro Avenue woke during the night to drink cough syrup and accidentally splashed disinfectant. Fred Fuentes of 1063 North Sztefo Iatreel was treated for mouth injury after a bell incident. O L Mathis, 36, 631 Avant Street, went to the hospital after a thorn punctured a finger while handling a rose bush.
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Charles Messons
Robert B.green Hospital
T. 4
San Pedro Avenue
Fred Fuentes
North Sztefo
Iatreel
Stecek
O. L. Mathis
Avant Street
Mauretania Chief Bets On Speed After Docking
York August 20. The Mauretania captain offered to bet 500 pounds against 500 dollars that the liner Mawes lacia would exceed 24 knots after disembarking. The wager came as he pleaded guilty to passing by the Cercian Hart Europe, then traveling at 21 1 4 knots.
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Mauretania
York
Mawes
Lacia Ig
Cercian Hart Europe
Further Wrangling on Navy Power Rapped
A letter to The Light argues the naval parity debate is pointless as three great powers reach a temporary mutual agreement on disarmament aims. It says the main goal was to curb competition in shipbuilding and warns continued arguing shows unfriendly attitudes. Calving Coolidge writes in the series.
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Northampton
Mass
The
Light
United States
Calvin Coolidge
McClara
Byrdhceve
Coolidge
San Antonio
How to Enjoy Picnic With a Baby Advice Source
Washington guidance from a federal bureau urges careful baby care during Labor Day outings. It recommends keeping infants in a stroller or hammock, avoiding strangers handling the child, and ensuring a ready water supply for safety and comfort.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Chiferens Buresa
Tim
Ugh Supply
Sunflash Beacon Beckons to Fliers
Chicago reports a new aerial guidance beacon, the sunflash beacon, visible for about a mile. The beacon’s rays reflect in all directions and are magnified by a magnified design near the predatory landmarks described, signaling navigation aid for pilots.
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Chicago
A. N. Ie
Reserve Officers Trained Amid Year Training Period
The Herald reports the reserve officers training period nearing completion for the year. Eighty seven officers have completed training since January 1, with most trained in summer. States within the area represented and some from outside. Training covered infantry field artillery and mortar elements.
Weather and travel notes from scattered city reports
Fragmented weather bulletin lists cloudy conditions across multiple towns including Helena, Dallas, and Corpus Christi. Mentions winds and temperature hints with scattered city names and vague forecasts.
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Tolainte
Altseta
Brownstire
Cherleston
Cheyenne
Corpus Chilal
Texas
Teese
Char
Creuas
Helena
Midair Plane Collision Injures Crew in Iowa Race
Two planes collided during a stunt show practice in Des Moines causing multiple injuries. The Three Flying Bons of Guns troupe members were involved. Vernon Lerole, 24, Mitcherike Iowa, and Harold Waller 10, Xar Wally Iowa, are reported among the most seriously injured with fractures.
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Des Moines
Loys Sinto
Vernon Lerole
Mitcherike
Iowa
Hara! Waller
Xar- Wally Lowa
Bairnsfather Faces divorce suit in New York
The divorce action names cartoonist Cecilia A Bairnsfather as respondent amid prior alienation of affections claims filed by Mrs Bairnsinther against Miss Cotlee re tering. The filing follows unspecified marital tensions and subsequent litigation.
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New York
Constance Collier
Notresa
Cecilia A. Bairnefather
Tanay Cilmtruil
Dlivate
Epainst
Hee Harbars
Haches
Hrner
Bairnsfather
Bairnsinther
Miss Cotlee
Initiation Plans for San Antonio Sorority Benefit
Members of the Sorority Benefit Association in San Antonio prepared to initiate about 200 new members after a campaign dinner and dance at the Casino Club ballroom. Robert Watkins directed the campaign. remarks were given by Leinart and Mrs Emma Doilgen. Marguerite Wallace led dancing lessons with a program after dinner. Virginia Ree Riches performed a dance number along with others.
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Sovority
San Antonio
Robert Watkins
Wistriet Manjaeet
Toa Stenaster
Adirestion
Leinart
Neesidene
Emma Doilgen
Harding Council
Marguerite Wallac
Maraner
Waleface School of
Vie
Virginia Ree Riches
Arethar Crdeger
Arline Wearne
Jerry Wallaces
Gastr Chapman
Eel Teffner
Jeanettte Sunilian
the Association
Walkins
Veteran Reporter Lee Johnson Dies on Grass Fire Duty
Oakland Estates near Los Angeles saw veteran police reporter and district attorney investigator Lee Johnson perish from a heart attack after contending with a grass fire threatening his home on Babcock Road. Johnson served decades in law enforcement journalism and public safety coverage.
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Lee Johnson
Oakland Estates
L. A
Babcock Road
Death Toll Rises From Gause Fire Near San Antonio
Veteran reporter Lee Johnson of the San Antonio Light died fighting a blaze near Kin Lome, with nine others injured. Fire Captain Clyde was wounded by shattered glass while extinguishing flames that threatened a storage area of turpentine and oils. A separate collision between a fire engine and a truck sent four more people to hospital. The flames, starting in a second floor chip shop, caused about $100 in damage as crews battled the blaze and saved a warehouse full of combustibles.
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Lee Johnson
District Attorney’s Office
San Antonio
Kin Lome
Gockland
Oiles
Yebcouk
Johnson
Burkday
Jobueua
Light
Suintess M. Chambers
Theo
Dolineau
Whit Oma
Ally
Kent Fire
R W. Clyde
No. 1 Fire Company
Dice
Seidtux
Ang Varnish Company
West Commerce Streal
Cout
GLARE
Clyde
Wen
Robert
Gresn
Builing
Watorcroom
Hurta
J.3
Barzan
No 17
Manuel Valesquez
Hollywood
San Vedro
Bantos Vatino
Miguel Valesquez
Taupe Valenquéz
Marguerita Valesquez
Kinesford-Smith Undergoes Tonsillectomy in Midplburg
Belland August 24 4F1 Wing Commander Charlee Kingaford-Smith of Australia underwent a tonsil removal at Kla Tonsie in the Rama hospital where he was treated for appendicitis. The condition is reported as progressing favorably with a calm recovery.
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Kinesford-Smith
Midpleburg
Belland
Charlee Kingaford-Smith
Famaan Australia
Tofay Winderwent
Kla Tonsie
rAmo Hospital
Heavy Taxes Hit Leading British Sportsman
New York Aug 40 UPI dispatch reports that Lord Derby’s top British sportsman complains tax pressures cut funding for yearling sales and training. Trainer Frank Butters faces financial strain as revised levies bite into racing operations.
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New York
Uplara Lamdon
Timmany
Barl
Derby
Peechee
Frank Butters
Old Portuguese Bank Faces Suspension of Receivership Action
In OPONTO Portugal on August 20 the bank of tore Auguaty Diananil Sans suspended payment and the application for appointment as receiver. The creation Tated the Mabiliton at me aramilion daliner.
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Oponto
Portugal
Ate
Tore Auguaty Diananil Sans
Aramilion Daliner
Ukulele Ike Ordered to Pay Wife Alimony
Los Angeles, Aug. 29. Clift Edwards known on stage as Ukulele Ike was ordered by a court to pay his estranged wife Irena Edearde 250 weekly alimony in their divorce action. Edwards claimed no money while noting he previously earned and spent income from community property and an action to dissolve the settlement is pending.
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Edwards
Neaperia
Bribes Heard in Dry Agents Trial Reported
In Washington August 20 testimony detailed direct bribe payments to defendants in the dry agents case. Jack McBride testified about payments to Willisn MM. Whitenes, an aide to Lele, with one defendant receiving 1724 dollars for immunity from arrest related to moonshiner activity.
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Shatt Ls
Wash
Hay Dr. Lele
Problbision
Act
Enforcemor It
Jack McBride
Oed
Willisn
MM. Whitenes
Lste
Asistant
Grayg Aabor
Wailing Wall Frag as Solved Terugalem Ave 28
A terse report outlines a government proposal on the Wailing Wall issue. It endorses recognizing Jewish rights and restricting access for non Jews, aiming to ease tensions while preserving orderly conduct at the sacred site.
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Terugalem
UPI
Xnav
Egomites
Ipzh
Mane
Sister Sues Diva for Missing Gems in 810,000 Suit
Afri dleus Sicaper sues singer Frieda Hem pel claiming two jewelry pieces were pawned years ago and later recovered by the diva. The suit alleges deception and seeks 810,000 in damages filed by the singer’s sister in supreme court.
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Mme
Frieda
Supreme
Afri’ Dleus Sicaper
Mrr
Schaper
Abe
Opera Elar
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Lindberghs
von Gronau
J. F. Deshaza
Naval Hier
Louis Weiner
Deshaza
Weiner
Inseliz Deshazo
Navy
the Light
Investi
Gator
Chambers
Hobert B. Green Hyanital
Roth
BTOF
Shrran
Avanl Wan
Answering
Gense
Bomen J. C. Avan
Eits
Caairazile Rand
Alar Faker Company
Math Harkheres Alcorl
Alda Rse
Chucedny
Ike
Sister
Sues
Diva
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