Pasteur Institute at Austin Records Treating Babies
The Pasteur Institute at Austin reports a striking record in rabies treatment. Since opening, over 4000 cases have been treated with a vaccine program that has halted hydrophobia deaths among recent patients, while remaining fatalities in Texas occur mainly in unvaccinated or exposed individuals.
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Pasteur Institute At
Austin
Met Tnt
Desmiechis
Liefoot
Texas
Rabrie
Pasteur Institute
Pasteur
Dt. Wilbite
Maont
Paeteur
Thade
Gu Nevre
Mat
Tod
Mhhbs
Aviestiais
Gostrian
Germany
Enykeni
Daugland
Nlavdard Wits
raaThe
Aukon
Dryayes
Ecole Wie
Gort
Ondine
Electric signs to be dark Sunday under new order
The United States War Administrative authority enforces a nationwide blackout for electric signs on Sunday. Merchants and exterior advertisements must extinguish illuminated signage after 7:45 p.m. and remain off until sunrise. Violators may be compelled to shut down and face penalties.
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San Antonio
United States
Otters
A.B Wealley
Jovn
United Stauber Furl
Gartiuhl
Branton
PE MASSES SURRENDER AND SCANDAL SHOCK CITY
A dubious magazine issue from Soednilade tondenetes surfaces amid a government bid for control. Federal grand jurors convene in Navamber Inlet Max Wrenn and associates face conspiracy charges. no trials yet. A street incident near Alamo Street and Sout Wabs avenue draws police attention as a suspect is questioned. The scene features a damaged shopfront, a potential bomber tip, and a tense community reacting to the unfolding events.
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Soednilade
Tondenetes
Unie
Federal Grand Jury
Max Wrenn
Eilito
Iniet
Mur Yong
Eset
Dah
Weiter
Ing Chum
Boabari Bey
Cisne
Shilewell
Lucky Seven Class Forms Ground Officers Organization
A World War II era piece describes the Lucky Seven class of ground officers forming a permanent organization at Kelly Field No 3. It lists a class roster published in a booklet and notes the intent to foster recognition and brotherhood among members. Names and hometowns span the nation, with numerous entries from San Francisco Boston Chicago New York City and others.
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Stravies
Alverson
Lady Seay
Kelly Field No. 3
Kelis Field
Wellabigg
We Va
Thomas Stacey Bubler
Lyi
Atv
Jonny J. Cheol
Coateaviie
Vat
Beurga G. Chabers
Sontwichiy Ailss
Chuckes Francis Coetee
Roanoke
Claraice FP
Conta
Detret
Mien
Ross Agx
Chicsh
Chi
Aubrey Drury
Berkele
Call
W Witford
Dutra
Wyo
J. (Dack
Town
Modesto
Oni
Bal M
Wkng
Myrtle Baint
Ore
Howard Littlejons
Dawley
Jonn AL. Leeblein
Lakewood
Ate Mtovitcagle
A Francisen
Ken Moon
Coronado Keach
Quy Olen Neat
Anthonys Kanidinge Aborris Osho
Clarkaburg
Wwe
Charles Christan Parse
Ashtey
Ind
Ilarold Jamed Poylier
Kulamagoo
Mehr Cedris Wades
jPelee
Wesson
Miss
Warner
Roberts
Bilas
Russell Motnies
Chistze
City
Jacob Smithy Beh
Uaael
New York City
Tom M. Squines
Morriatown
Erin
Hebnee Steinaberver
San Ncisce
Caks
Haron Wilwra Turner
Wet Bugone
Flurold 1
Walton
New York
Gly
Ridolih L.walton
Cheater Sturvey
Warsaw
Presny
Cal
Int Deventort
Mark Tidd
William Keyliger
Charles Tenney Jackson
Hugh Monroe
West
Ralph D. Paina
Government Forest Service
Indiana
Army and Navy
Recruit Camp At Post Recruits 954 In Five Days
Recruit camp at post reports 954 men admitted in five days ending at noon Friday December 13. Lieut George J LM in charge notes record crowds, with many volunteers drafted. Heavy influx caused screening and medicals. War Dept approved papers by Saturday noon, enabling later enlistments and exemptions as needed.
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Viday
Decenbar
Record
Nen
Mss
Wrayell
CIA
Pury East Monaton
George J. LM
Une
Bion
Dan
TeorHit Eins
Tentayment I Utey
Recruitment Camps Accelerate as Men Are Drafted
The article describes rapid mobilization efforts with men being issued orders and sent to training camps. About 200 men departed Saturday for Jacksonville, Florida, for quartermaster school, while others will proceed to aviation training or be dispersed to various locations nationwide.
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Heing
Jacksonville
Phi
Varlows Oisenizal
IANS
Soldier's will disputed in court over 1916 Montreal case
A letter by Pte. Alexandre Savocque of the Sind Battalion, claimed as a will, sparked a probate battle after his death on May 22, 1916. The siblings and a former spouse contested the will, while Justice Duclos ruled the document valid and the estate to the plaintiff. The case centered on whether the sealed envelope actually contained a lawful last testament and who should inherit.
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William Heyliger
Sunerine
Alexadre Savocque
Sind
AL Lavecque
Eays
Montreal Star
Pie
Lavoeque
Enti
A. Tarveque
Justice Duclos
Plendril
Obituary notices of Alt Mehnost and others
Obituary notices describe Mehnost Alt from Kasteyp Cowhy Asal, who died at a Youal hospital after living in the city for years with surviving relatives including a daughter and connections to Antonia. Additional obituaries mention Katherine Weight of Galveston and several local residents including Charles Krevers and others, detailing ages, origins, funeral plans, and burial arrangements, with multiple churches, undertakers, and cemeteries named.
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Youal
Alo
Kasteyp
Tim bin
Antonia
Ana UN
Tydh Chapk
Maryland Street
Mather Schubert
Will von
Genards Chwyel
Ft. Mary'a Cemetery
Katherine W. Weight
Katheving
W. Wrigat
Ome Gee
Galveston
South
Pine Street
Katherine
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Unclear text about local firms and private undertaker
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning Shelley Tartu Unsen and Pearce Hobbson Undertaking Co with references to motor equipment and a phone number. The readable portion lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable events suitable for a full summary.
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Pearce-Hobbson Undertaking Cn
Aniulateo
Ady
Gauntlet of Alleged Armed Robbery Trial Tangles in Chicago
A murky Chicago report outlines accused W. W. men facing grand jury charges for armed violence. Court details mention several named defendants including Vanderveer of Seylthe and Gilet counsel Covee defense. Witnesses and arrests span New York to Minnesota with potential transfers to juries. Charges include armed conspiracy and weapons possession as the case unfolds with delays and maneuvers highlighted by the record.
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Tinikes i
Chicago
Uberty
Osiorgo Vanderveer
Seylthe
Nalty Gilet
Mury
Eagryius
Janay
Jon Baidderl
New York
Charles
Virgil
Minn Boldwyst
Tskul
Arohson
Close Basketball Contests at the Y Highlight Reach
Two close games defined a Saturday at the Young Men's Christian Association where Calvary and St Mark's Episcopal clashed in the American League. Calvary edged St Mark's in a tight finish 44 to 42 as Meliley Avenue and Grazse Sexier starred for the winners, while St Mark's fought back with nine players fouling out and protests over a game decision. In the other tilt, Calvary again trailed early but surged in the second half to win 22 to 19, with Key players drawing fouls and drawing the crowd into a tense sequence. official calls and a late surge kept the contest in doubt.
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Fheday
Tall Lowe
Calvary
Calvary Hayuist
Sundey
Une Ryisguwattis
Vwieie
Sesson
Hull Keoreis
Geventeen
Tnking Ovo
Nba
Tormite Ghar
Mark
Hamaly
Fighd
Guely
Mame
Pertad
Judd
Fieli Gous
Mel Kinley
Gols Eer
Grazse Sexier
Rmin Sxeerer
Taki Twa
Gente Whd Deyen
Paine
Perringal
St Mark's
Ta Kans
Feuis
Ted Teer
Tiny
Connie
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Dee
Katy
Wilhla
Tony
Dali
Pasteur Suit Oluern
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Leek
jWwe
Tim
Ariel
Howe
Lima
Kelly Field
American Boy Magazine
Dan Beard
America
Clarence B. Kelland
Fat Mark Tidd
Clarence Kelland
Tom Sawyer
Corporal May
Maxine
Crite
Doon Beard
A. Neely Hall
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the Sprague Publishing Company
Gnisies Bilson
Sprague Publishing Company
American Building
Detroit
Mich
Narre
Shree
Nupeher
Danor
Adress
Norah
Azraetona
Hero Caenca
Milo
Tey
Hoaa
Milman
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St. Leranels
Ape
Rudd
Wid Tike
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Shelley Tartu
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Uae
Dalrall
Perak
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George Moore
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White
Deaton Alvin
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