Winners of the first bluebird birdmen event at Allerlew
The article reports on the opening event of the Junior Thrnwn Indoor championships at Allerlew, highlighting Wallach Staimera from Chicago and Andrew Petersen from Los Angeles with times around 53.8 seconds and 44.2 seconds, and notes many details about glider and cabin models. It also covers German-Spanish tension over volunteers and naval movements near the Bay of Biscay, with Germany avoiding full-scale war while backing support measures and escort tactics.
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Allerlew
Bie Brooks Field
Wallach Staimera
Chicago
Andrew Petersen
Los Angeles
Robert Raney
Sun Francisco
50 points leads in San Antonio contest but prizes noted
The report lists point totals for contestants including Joe Tomsej Detvalt Willem Pfell Silek and cabin events held Monday afternoon. The top scorer will win the William Randolph Hearst trophy a prize of 23 dollars and a trip to New York. Mayor Quin welcomed Wing champions to San Antonio noting aviation development implications and urging future careers. Events ran from morning through afternoon with free public viewing in the hangar. Notable wing champions and their home cities are listed including Tomsej Detroit and others across Albany Boston Chicago Los Angeles York San Francisco Seattle Milwaukee and more.
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Joe Tomsej
Detvalt
Willem Pfell
San Antonio
Turee
William Randolph Hearst
New York
GC. K. Quin M
Hangir
Naligwt
Lawrence Shaw
Henry Bertson
Pieilan Antonio
Watteh Boardman
Albany
James P. Lovelt
Atlanty
Wilbur P. Tyler
Boston
Willian
S. Holman
Baltimore
Simmers
Chiccago
Tomsey
Detroit
Petersen
Los Angeles
Lester ‘Rosehblatt
York
William Pslensky
Clement Turanksy
Pittsburgh
Harald DéBalt
Rochester
Amos
San Prandeco
Fred Hisner
Beattie
Lynn Radcliffe
Syracuse
Jorn Girmetti
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Lane
Milwaukee
Deadlock Broken in Congress Vote in New Hampshire
The state ballot law commission ruled that Arthur B. Jenks, Republican, won the congress seat from the first district by 10 votes over Alphaine Roy, Democrat. The decision credited Jenks with additional votes, ending a 110 year deadlock in the contest.
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Concord
N. H
State
Aircraft Firm Sets Fourth Quarter Sales Record
Douglas Aircraft company reports in New York for the fourth quarter of its fiscal year ending November 34 a new sales record of 4 317 000 versus 3 631 000 the prior nine months. Unfilled orders on November 36 total 24 526 000 against 12 000 000 a year earlier. Also includes unrelated local classified ad copy about employment and property rentals.
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New York
F1- Douglas Aircraft Company
Reich Clergy Alarm as Ley Plans Spiritual Precinct Captains
Berlin reports indicate German fundamentalists tighten watch over church support for Nazi orders. Dr Robert Ley seeks to appoint precinct captains as spiritual mentors while urging a "Blockletter" role blending soldier and preacher. Protestant synod warns of Rosenberg myths and blood and soil ideology advancing under state direction.
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Berlin
Adeli Hilder
Robert Ley
Ley
Cireciar
Protestant Confessional Synod
Hitler
Man Found Slain Woman Wounded in Dallas
In Dallas, 55-year-old Lynch was fatally wounded and 36-year-old Mrs. Jean Duncan was shot through the head at the home of the man’s sister on Thom Street. Rosa Barber’s nurse Irene Puller found Lupen on the floor with a pistol beside him and Mrs. Duncan on the bed. Physicians said Mrs. Duncan’s condition was life threatening.
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Dallas
Dee
W. Scolk Lynch
Jean Duncan
Thom St
Rosa Barber
Irene Puller
Loyal
Lupen
Cupid Leads Four Twin Couples To Wed In Hawaii Romance
Four sets of twins in Memphis were to wed on the same honeymoon today after an exchange of letters and an ad placed years ago. Lane and Tail Coats of Seattle and Hughert Saed Herbert Harpal Corinth Miss were among the couples. The brides’ father, John Henry Snap, said the plan began four years ago and the couples intended to settle in California after the weddings.
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Memphis
Tenn
India
Lane
Seattle
Hughert Saed Herbert
Corinth
Miss
Merion
Language reform sparks grandiose speech by Sen Ashurst
Dev 26. A notable Washington scene features Senator Henry Fountain Ashurst urging a national language conference to trim words in dictionaries. He quips about four main word groups and cites samples while defending his colorful rhetoric and reformist stance amid a lively, if muddled, exchange.
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Wasrington
Dev
Henry Fountain Ashurst
Doug
Enelisntan
Arizona
Basque Submarines Tie Up Freighter Tale of Confiscated Papers
Bayonne France December 28 A representative of Basque submarines in buco Spain charged today the captain of the interned German freighter Talos with destroying compromising documents he might have possessed The communique noted the Talos carried contraband of war and that the captain refused to explain his cargo Reports from Havenne via Spanish Fascist sources claim the insurgent cruiser Almirante Corvera sank a vessel of undisclosed nationality eighty miles off Santander after removing its crew.
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Bayonne
France
Buco
Spain
Talos Hart
Mar
Havenne
Almirante Corveré
Santander
Japan Retains Submarines Under Escalator Clause
The Japanese government informed the United States that it has invoked the escalator clause of the expiring London treaty to retain 15.59 percent of submarines in excess of treaty limits. The clause allows signatories to disregard fleet limits if national security is threatened by rival powers.
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Warrington
United States
London Natal
Deterding Gifts to Farmers Aids Dutch Agriculture
Sir Henri Deterding of the Royal Dutch Shell Company donated about 6.4 million dollars to aid distressed farmers in the Netherlands. The funds are intended to improve agricultural conditions and facilitate export of produce to Germany.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Henri Deteredina
Chettman
Royer Dutch Hi Company
Gonzales County Narrowly Splits Wet Dry After Booths Close
In Gonzales County a 500 vote edge favored the wets with complete returns from Saturday's liquor election showing wets leading by five hundred votes. The dry side previously carried the county by a single vote in 1917 and earlier elections.
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Gonzales County
Gonsaves
Dee
Iquor
Deny New Trial in Dance Hall Slaying
Judge W W McCrory overruled a motion for a new trial in the murder of Nieves Rangel a special deputy constable. Apalinia Gamer received a 40 year prison sentence in the Criminal District Court on November 14. Leonard Brown no line of appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals of Austin. Start the new year sh 4 testness of November. Buy one of the places listed in Classification 42 Classified Ads.
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W. W. McCrory
Apalinia Gamer
Iy Criminal District Court
Nieves Rangel
Rangel
Aguin
Leonard Brown
Aitamer
Ganon
Court of Criminal Appeals of
Austin
Nove
Ligie
French government braces to curb Basque seizure threat
In Paris on December 22 the French government prepared to enforce retaliation and summoned ministers to a meeting aimed at preventing the Basque seizure attempt from complicating the Franco British plan for non intervention. The move reflects hopes to maintain economic aims and deter escalation amidst the crisis.
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Paris
Retello
Pln
Ori Jers
Wil Columist
Germany
Hinds
Death by own action verdict in gunshot case
A verdict of death by own action was returned Monday in the gunshot death of Tajdar Kalka of M8 Gornell Street. Kalka, found dead in his car at the entrance to Central Catholic High School, had recently lost a job and was despondent, according to Corrigan.
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Corrigan
Tajdar Kalka
Gornell ‘Street
Kalka
Central Catholic High School
Corrigay
Police allow extra pay on snoring shifts for year end
Chief Owen W. Feliday announced that members of the police and detective departments on snoring shifts will be allowed extra pay. Officers will receive customary New Year’s Eve pay as the year ends.
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Owen W. Feliday
Eneckil
Gennes
Entertainments
New York Peddler Leaves Estate Worth 100000
Police report a large estate valued at about 100000 linked to a New York fish peddler identified as Christopeoy Hassets who died recently on Christaiss avenue. Authorities note the will and inheritance details are under review.
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Youk
Christopeoy Hassets
Christaiss Ave
Ufver Wing
Wee
Yoon
Jeff
Hope Grows for Solution as Germany Deliberates War or Peace
A dispatch from European capitals notes Hitler weighing intervention in the Spanish Civil War while France and England seek economic leverage in return for non intervention. German naval movements are reported as the Nazi stance remains noncommittal with possible delays into January.
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France
England
Germany
Heaviy
Bubos
Paris
Spain
Nazi Foreign Office
Hitler
Europe
Petrified clam bed discovered in Puget Sound region
Geologists report a petrified clam bed unearthed by workers from Puget Sound Manaver. The site lies on a 104 foot hill and yields specimens estimated to be millions of years old. Local chowder lovers show interest but rush is discouraged by the remote location.
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Tacoma
Wash
Due
Puget Sound
Manaver
Petticind
WHA
Auto Fire Damages Fire Department Vehicle
A burning automobile owned by B. B. Russell caused a small fire at the Fort Woxin fire department area Sunday night at 10 39. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze using hand extinguishers. Damage estimated at 30 dollars.
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Fort Woxin
Russell
Kidnapped Son Restored After Five Hours in Washington
Ambassador Keter B. Allam reported his 15 year old son Olmeda Alfero was abducted by three men in a closed car near the Army and Navy Club. The boy says he was drugged and forced to smoke, driven through city streets, then dumped near the Mayflower Hotel where he alerted his father. No request from the government was made.
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Washington
Ecutdor
Keter
B. Allam
R. Walton Moore
Stile
Olmeda Alfero
Army and Navy
Ab Qhowl
Chulati
Oity
Heiress Reported Alive Missing Butterfield Case
New York dispatch states Miss Elizabeth Butterfield, a department store heiress who vanished from Cos Cob, Conn on Tuesday, is alive and well. A Lewiston drugstore proprietor reported a woman resembling her bought cosmetics last Wednesday, and an Attleboro clerk noted a similar appearance on Wednesday. police investigate possible sightings.
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Eliza— Beth Butterfiele
Lewiston
Butterfield
Cos Cob
Cann
Attleboro
Mass
Hotatoid
Miss Butterfield
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