Aviatrix Keith Miller Lands Safe After Bahamas Dash
Australasian aviatrix Keith Miller, en route from Havana to Miami, forced to land in Andros Island after fuel and compass trouble and adverse weather. She reached Nassau for messages to her mother, with plans to continue to Miami. she reported noninjury and shelter in the bush awaiting rescue.
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Brhamet
J. AL Keith Miller
Mimi
Pico Hatana
Deine
Bahamas
Andros Andros
Miami
Keith
Mother Awaits Return of Aviatrix
New York dispatch reports Mrs. EM Beveridge, mother of Avra J. Miller, anxiously awaiting word as her daughter’s voyage ends in mystery. The widow of a Melbourne broker says she expected a trip to New York then Pittsburgh where the adventure began on November 22.
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Aviatrix
New York
Alcama Indians set to use cottages in Polk County
Austin report says Alcama Indians in Polk County decide to use cottages provided for them. Dr. Ch. O. Rees, optometrist, has returned and resumed practice at 17 Day-Central Bank building.
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Austin
Polk
Rees
Scottish Miners in Strike Parley Still Off Work
Glasgow hosts new talks as about ninety thousand Scottish coal miners stay away from mines in a bid to settle disputes with the Mine Owners. Officials describe the discussions as an effort toward a temporary settlement amid ongoing industrial unrest in Scotland.
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London
Glasgow
Group Discusses Cancer Causes At Radiological Meeting
In Los Angeles on December 2, experts described debatable links between a lesion and general nutrition drop as potential factors in spontaneous cancer. The Radiological Society of North America presented the discussion highlighting uncertainties and ongoing inquiry.
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Los Angeles
North America
Founder of Omega Chemics left $10 million estate
New York December 2 14 Afi Thael Twinborn founder of Omega Chemics died November 13 in Pats left an estate valued at 10 million dollars disclosed today by filing of his will.
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New, York
Afithael Twinborn
Omega Chemics Company
Pats
Odar
Socialist Leader Dies in Berlin at 72
Adolf Koffman, a prominent socialist leader and former Prussian minister of public affairs, died in Berlin at age 72. The report mentions his role in early religious worship days and his influence in the German republic. A second item notes a public health recommendation urging vaccination of children against measles before age four by the public health service.
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Berlin
Adolf Koffman
Teader
Washington, J. C
Brnleb Service
Canada Man Will Preach Revival by Fr DeMerchant
Revival services led by Fr DeMerchant a famed Canadian figure from Bath New Brunswick begin Tuesday night at First Assembly of God Lancaster and Dittaar streets. The preacher, author and publisher of Canadian religious magazines brings a lecture series on coping with that country’s ills, aiming to engage more than two works nightly.
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DeMerchant
Bath
New Brunswick
First
Assembly of God Church
Lancaster
Dittaar
PS Anthony
Moly Land
Jari
Anthony Wail
Elfine
Everal Canadian Relixiouy Mane
Malta Minister to Holy See Is Dead
Malta announces the death of Prince Pig- Putt dy Monterduni a minister plenipotentiary of the Order of Malta to the Holy See. Details indicate a recent passing with official confirmation and obsequies to follow.
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Malta
Holy See
Vee
Pig- Putt Dy Monterduni
Order of Matta
Berserk Trooper Kills 5 Policemen in Burma
In Madion Lower Burma on December 2 a berserk sepoy opened fire through the city killing five policemen and injuring others before being stopped. The incident disrupted normal policing as authorities secured the area and began investigations.
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Madion
Lower Burma
OPA
Pa Sweele
Ceroforcermenes
Hn Tin bin
Former J.C.C. Member Succumbs to Death
Former aeiabee of the commerce commission, Eo Clark, died last night. He was associated with the J.C.C. group and had been a notable figure in the trade body. His passing marks the end of a long career in public service.
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J.C.C
Hovia Celt
Nec
Eo Clark
Aeiabee
Thet Fatebaiate Ommerce Commission
Diet
Revolt Leader Slain in Sofia Anarchist Target
In Sofia on December 2, 1949, Tolzatia Tol Tomalewski, once Emreign representative for the Macellanian revolutionary committee, was assassinated in front of his time there. The event marks a violent act against a noted revolt leader amid ongoing upheaval in the region.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Tolzatia
Tomalewski
Macellanian Revolutionare Committee
Bavarian Beer Consumption Falls Sharply
Munich reports a sharp drop in beer consumption with breweries cutting hours and lowering wages as a result. Renowned Bavarian breweries face reduced output and tighter budgets amid declining demand.
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Munich
Hart
Jury Ready in Punch Taal Case as Death Penalty Debate
Mrs Pearl O Loughlin faced 13 jurors who said they could consider a first degree murder verdict and potential life or death penalties under Colorado law. The body of Leohe O Loughlin was found in a lake after her disappearance. Autopsy noted ground glass in her viscera. Frank O Loughlin, the uncle, is also charged with the killing.
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Desyen
Pearl O'Loughlin
Leong
Toma
Karl Weitzel
O'Loughlin
Yury
Cmg
Colorado
John M. Keating
Stofense
Mery
O'Loughtin
Mother Jones to Be Buried Monday
Mrs. Mary Jones known as Mother Jones, long time union coal miner organizer, will be buried in Mane Way at Mount Olive, according to John H. Walker secretary of United Mine Workers. Walker announced en route to Washington from the union headquarters in Springfield ill.
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Mary Jones
Serra
Union Coal Minera
Mount Olive
John H. Walker
United Mine Sorkery
Walker
Washington, DC
Union
Springfield
Til
Deer Killer Incident Reported at Fort Prances
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gunshot injury to Eli Reown during an altercation at Tooling last week. The text includes garbled phrases about treatment, locations like Kinnes and Pinther's Point, and a separate line about a deer killing a keeper and a pork superintendent, with unclear connections and multiple misspellings.
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Min
Eli Reown
Tooling
Itente Iment
Kinnes
Fort Prances
Ontario
Dee- 2
Pinther’s Point Dark
Gardil Ani
Sasvordag
Five Charged In Highway Robbery Case Outcome
Five youths from Wink Texas faced charges after a December 1 holdup at Midway Service on Fredericksburg road. James Duvad Green 20 Howard Green 23 La Green 23 and George Burgin 24 were charged with highway robbery by assault with a deadly weapon. Police say the group carried a firearm during the raid.
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John F. Union
Didmie Anderson
Howard Green
Fires Arma
la Green
George Burgin
Wink
Texas
Funeral for Queen the Charity Great Dane in Ohio
Hundreds attend the funeral for Queen a Great Dane owned by Dr L Dearment of Tallon Ohio. Queen was famed statewide for charity work aiding orphanages and hospitals. She died after being struck by a car and was vowed to bring happiness to others in life and death.
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Woosten
Ohio
Quern
Dr. L. Dearment
Tallon
Queen
Pris
Hoaplala
Worms Found Preserved in Ancient Rock Exhibition
Scientists report fossils of worms millions of years old discovered near Blin T land by Bryan Patternan of the Niel Museum. The specimens, preserved in carbonaceous material, were placed on display at the museum.
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Blin T-land
Bryan Patternan
Department of Geolows
Niel Museum
Weather and scattered notes from a Texan area page
Fragmented OCR yields weather data for the region with highs and lows, plus scattered local names and places including Helena Stents in Houston and Omaha. The text shows garbled names, partial dates, and stray mentions of cities, temperatures, and symbols without coherent events.
Patron Rebels At Technique Of Bad Man
Chicago Tec nine man Uss Ramee an undertaker, attempted to pocket $8,200 cash and $1.07 in life, with a robber joining in. Ramee yielded to a pistol. He seized the weapon, struck the robber, and summoned police. The suspect refused to release his name.
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Chicago
Uss
Ramee
Tramera
Rammne
Ramma
Pullve
Bloody Auburn Prison Changes After Big Riot
A late 19th century report notes Auburn Prison, a century old institution, shows new additions and internal changes following a major riot. New guards and altered housing drive a transformed daily routine while the exterior remains largely the same.
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Bloody Auburn
Aundien
N.Y
Clinton Pricon
Wanmorn Wud
Doorn
Wat
World War Heroes to Live in Bronze
Portraits of Boston graduates and World War veterans will be honored with bronze reliefs. Mayor James M Gurley announced plans to dedicate the memorial, intended to inspire pupils for generations.
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Boston
James M. Gurley
Nations Agree on Treaty Revisions Progress
RUDAPHS Dec 2 The Tethion spokesman announced formal agreement toward revision of the Vel' eailleg and other peace transfers as nations including Italy Albania Turkey and Western powers participate in talks after touring furapan capitals.
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Jiangnes
Tethion
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