Army Ordered to Study Defense Against Attacks
The War Department ordered a rapid study of defense methods after recent arms maneuvers showing limited success against low altitude air attacks. Maj. Gen. Brenten, Maj. Harty, and Gen. Lytle Brown were tasked to report on protective steps for divisional units, with focus on field artillery brigades, transport, and engineer regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andremal Barshe
Washington
War Department
Secretary of War
Hurley
Brenten O Bugis
Maj
Harty
Cde
Entile
Geo
Lytle Brown
Epee Eod
J. L. de Witt
Renersl
Engineer
Samuel Hof
Ordnance
George S. Gabbaula
Heubaum Nems Street Glerk Vacancy Filled City Office
Fred A. Heobrom from the City purchasing agent’s office becomes chief clerk of the street department Wedverdar filling a seven and a half year vacancy caused by Charles Movie’s death. Emilia Broche, a street department bookkeeper, transfers to the purchasing agent’s office to take Heatsam’s place. Mrs. Thelma Morgan, widow of Mickey Morgan and campaign manager, will fill Le Broche’s street job.
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Fred A. Heobrom
Hecbaum
Charles Movie
Emilia Broche
Heatsam
Thelma Morgan
Mickey Morgan
le Broche
Fred A. Heubaum
Charles Boyle
County official releases year’s report figures
County Auditor G. Garvey presents the annual department report noting receipts of 11,092.50 with 11,109 in expenses leaving a small excess in the general fund. The report indicates most county offices closed Wednesday afternoon to allow staff to finalize the activity wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Bolta
G. Garvey
Gourthluss
Italo French Navy Holiday At Close
Rumored naval holiday in Rome signals a pause in Italo French building talks. Officials acknowledge cautious prospects for resuming talks after a January 10 council session. Naval expert Robert Le Crmigle visits Rome amid discussions on continuing the Aoligny at Jeary.
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Rome
Der
Peor
Robert le Crmigle
Erie Foreign Office
Kentleman
Jeary
Kally Field Visitor Leaves for Home
Unclear text describes a visitor from Kelly field leaving for home Thursday morning. Mentions a Stason T. 82 and a move to Wianapelie with a person named Diora and a Mayne fistmeter reference. Details are fragmented and names may be misspelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kally Field
Stason T
Loremerle
Kelly Field
Keliz
Wianapelie
Diora
Chicago Police Cut Arrests
Fragmented report notes reductions in arrests and a related financial figure of 35000 dollars. Mentions Chicago and references to WLS and a Wheeler Alcock in a police context. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheeler
A Political Chameleon Is Exactly What Senator Norris Is NOT
William Randolph Hearst defends Senator Norris against claims he shifts with party winds. The piece lauds Norris as steadfast, critiquing chameleons who change with party color while arguing for government not owned by power interests and bankers.
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Senator Norris
Norris
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Power Trust
International Bankers
Norria
William Randolph Hearst
Radio Waves Claim Diphtheria Immunization Hint
A battered report notes scientists in American labs exploring radio frequency waves as a potential method to lessen diphtheria toxin strength and possibly immunize patients. The Pittsburgh team cautions they have not tested any attenuation based on immunization properties and emphasize preliminary findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburga
Pitteburch
de Terielogiee
Iemmunising Proportien
VARRIAGE FIRM IN HANDS OF RECEIVER
A Dallas based marriage trust firm faced receivership with Judge Clase McCallim appointing Robert F. Thompson as receiver on a $10,000 bond. The company offered inducements for marriages, listing agents across Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Thompson halted operations by contacting all agents to cease activity.
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Big Spring
Texas
Alee
Tex
Pelky Noldern
Sereem
Sii
Tex Oklahoma
Vouiklena
Arkapess
Einstein given thrills by children on voyage
Albert Hinstein, depicted as a famed intellect, arrived in Calitrale and praised youth. He observed a regiment of schoolchildren in uniforms singing from the pier and, despite critics, affirmed that youth remains wondrous. He expressed admiration and watched the band of musicians as the steamer carried him from Germany.
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Ban Imego
Caiit
Albert Hinstein
Calitrale
Jadas
Nein
Alerays
Germany
Tia
New Year Church Watch Night Services Planned
The article lists watch night services across multiple congregations including Westminster Presbyterian St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Grace Lutheran Park Lutheran and Evangelical Community Cathedral. It notes times from 7:30 p.m. to midnight and English and German services with subjects such as Where Art Thou and The Blessing of the Lord for the New Year. Dates center on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day with various pastors named.
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Pare
Moo T
Fonoa
Denver Boulevard
Elgar Hubbard
Westminster Presbyterian
Otlek Wednesai Pan
Alfred QO. Teast
Berman
St.John’ Evangelical Lutheran
A. L. Wolff
Grace Lutheran
Paul F., Hein
Irvio M. Ca
Iguana Park Lutheran
F. A. Neumeister
Pxetor
Betr- Vera
J. W. Sehowe
Beacon Hill
Hyangelien Lothecan
Williame C. Moffett
Servigs Roam
Thasdsy Sen Pernende Cathotent
Teecinda
Salemn
Mars
Three Physicians Named to County Health Staff
Three physicians were named to the county health staff, with Dr. Deaigiat Farce from Lat named among the appointees. Officials state that T. F. Cheiatinn and Weebes Flay will be retained as assistant county health officers. The county commissioners will confirm all appointments on the recommendation of County Judge Shea Wo AS Wrzbach.
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County Heart
Deaigiat
Vannat
Weir
Bamerac
T. F. Cheiatinn
Weebes
Fie
Thokerwold Wal da
Shea Wo
Wrzbach
200 Couples for Pupadupe Fete Dance
About two hundred couples are expected at the Pupadupee New Year dance at Topon five miles away. Hancock and his orchestra will play the music. Breakfast will be served after the dance at 4? a.m. Thursday.
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Arbor Ina
Topon
Hancock
Theo Muale
Home Town Boy Makes Good Returns for Holiday in Concord
A chaotic scene unfolds as a former Department of Justice investigator returns to his native town of Concord North Carolina for a holiday. A Hy ecled chauffeur ferries him to a large gathering at the local inn where the crowd crowds around. The town hosts a sizable meal, yet a curious moment ends with the sighting of a bill or bill-like object amid the festivities.
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Univeca
Serilea
Concord
N. C
Dee
Gaston
Meews
Department of Justice
Means
Tuwnefell
City to Back Junior Yanks
Noble L. Roberts was named by Bob Bass to organize Junior Xanka classes for underprivileged boys ages 10 to 15 in city recreation parks. The program will include athletics biking and entertainment with merit badges for class membership and a possible summer camp.
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Noble L. Roberts
Hare
Bob Bass
Roberts
San Pedro Park
Highland Park
Lockwood Park
Lions Field
Roosevelt Park
Denver Heights Park
Ttig
Clyde Banks Consolidate Under One National Bank
In Abilene Lexas on December 1 the Clyde Nation al and First State banks merged by the boards of directors. The new consolidated bank will occupy the First State building but keep the Clyde National name. Officers from both banks will serve until the January 13 election.
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Abilene
Lexas
Clyde
Vallahan
Clyde National
First State
Clyde Nalionsl
Court Holds Up Brokerage Probe
Jefferson City Mo Dec 1 UPI The Missouri Supreme Court halted efforts by Secretary of State Charles J Becker to compel St Louis brokerage and investment houses to bring books and records to the state for an investigation by a writ of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
UPI
Charles J. Becker
St. Louis
Missouri Supreme Court
Victoria Holding Escaped Convict Capture Reported
Jackson December 31 local penitentiary officials were advised by telephone of the capture at Victoria Texans of Fleury Bye Mississippi who escaped from Parchman penitentiary on October 22 He is under life sentence for murder and was sent in from George county
Actress Sues Man Over Auto Mishap in Los Angeles
Actress Karla Gutehrein sues a man for 2500 damages in a Los Angeles case claiming November 8 car collision with another vehicle her companion Karin was riding with Korda involved in the accident and Gogh.
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Los Angeles
Karla Gutehrein
Ine
Aéreen
Zultar Korda
Damapey
Cailajon
Korda
Karin
Turner Out After Hawks Air Record
Anacee Taner, noted airman, announced plans to attempt a record flight from Los Angeles to New York early in spring. He said he would carry passengers on the trip and aim to fly more than 12 hours, seeking to surpass Frank Hawk's nearby record.
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LO Angeles
Anacee Taner
Frank Hawk
New-York
Turner
Man Turned To Concrete Floor In Garage Accident
Eight feet on an endless belt lift at the A B garage injured Bars ney Wetherell 45 of 1003 Urefgen avenue he fell from the ground to the third floor and suffered a fractured skull and serious internal injuries. He was taken to Nortent A Gree hospital in critical condition. Witnesses believed Wetherell may have died from the fall.
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Barsney Wetherell
Urefgen Avenue
A.B
Travis
Nolert A. Gree
Fellowsyarkere
Weatherst
Wis
C. A. Downy
Wetterell
Wetherell
Fragments of Bodies Sought in Electra Explosion
In Electra Texas three men dynamited a U W plant injuring and killing workers. W. “Bill” Kenworthy, about 50, truck driver, died. J B Hassell and another man were named as suspects. Explosion scattered debris across a 40 acre farm with no witnesses. Authorities said the men were experienced oil field workers.
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Electra
Texas
U. W
Bill
Kenworthy
J. LB
Hassell
Fering
Dynen
Nurseryman Loses Suit by Default
A default judgment for 334.78 was entered by Judge DuVs Wealon in favor of the International and Great Northern railroad against nurseryman Locke. The railroad claimed Locke was charged 34.74 on a freight shipment of mass, but the defendant was not present.
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Br. Locke
Nurseryman
DuVs Wealon
Tthe International and
Great Northern Railroad
Locke
White Woman Accused in Negro Man's Death in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on December 31 a 40 year old Roy Baker was shot dead at his home. Police seek a white woman named Anne Hebed orith bhin who Baker reportedly identified before dying. The case concerns a race related accusation as investigation continues.
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Balt Lake City
Roy Baker
Baker Mecumal
Anne Hlved
Orith Bhin
Gregg County Oil News to launch in Kilgore
Dawkins former editor of Lonpines Daily News announced he will publish a weekly newspaper at Kilgore in Gregg County. The first issue of the Gregg County Oil News will appear tomorrow.
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Texas
Longview
Texeo
Dee
UPF
Dawkins
Lonpines Daily News
Kilgore
Acene
Bent ‘Texas
Gregg County Oil News
Library Closure Notice Affects Carnegie Towntown Branches
The Carnegie library system will close Thursday for all branches including main and branch locations. Service interruption applies to library operations and transfers, with no public access until reopening announced.
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Carnegi¢e Towntown Mbracy
Thinatos
Mra
Branera
Caruso Jr Does Not Follow Dad in Music
Borico Caruso Jr son of a famed tenor rejects a musical career and instead shows no ambition for film work. He plans to stay in Hollywood pursue other opportunities while avoiding music.
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Hollywoon
Borico Caruso Jr
Rapel
Kianleo
Umusa
Hole Jywoon
Mortion Picture Capital
Greenville Man Appointed Judge In Eighth District
Austin December 31 Governor Dan Moody announced the appointment of J. G. Bowman of Greenville to succeed Judge Grove Sellers as judge of the Eighth District court. Moody also announced the reappointment of J. C. Gulekie of Amarillo and Mrs J EL of Vendereon to the state board of education for five years.
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Greenville
Austin
J. G. Bowman
Grove Sellers
Eighth District Court
Dan Moody
Moody
J. C. Gulekie
Amarillo
Mre
J. EL
Vendereon
State Board of Education
Aix Peat
New Year Guard Planned as Deputies Mobilize
Sheriff Alfonso Newton Jr announces about twenty deputies will be on band from Wednesday night to early Thursday to prevent rowdy behavior during the city’s New Year celebration. All deputies will be on call until 4 a.m. Thursday, with county appointees’ assignments ending as scheduled.
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Alfonso Newton Jr
Didn Ue
Chaplain Heagner Transfers to Falls Church Pathway
Chaplain Herbert A Heagner formerly with the Twenty third infantry at Fort Sam Houston is reassigned to the Falls Church department, following duty at Fort Sam Houston.
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Kelly Field
Herbert A. Heagner
Twenty Third
Tifmary
Fort Sam Prouston
Falls Tielhe Ne Department Ordece
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