Reward for Inventor Nelson Seeks Promotion on Retirement
Washington Feb report notes Master Sergeant Paul Nelson of the comet Anillery earned invention rights worth hundreds of thousands for the government after a 20 year career. Representative Brit of War Dept introduces bill to promote him to captain upon retirement with 60 years service. Nelson’s simplified defense mine control concept netted about $1,000,000 in potential value over two years. He signed over patent rights to the government for duty loyalty and patriotism to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
GFI
Paul Rt. Nelson
Jane
Brit
War Department
Erest
Moemeni
United Stater
Joan Bennett Wins Suit From Ex Mate
Joan Bennett, film actor, won a divorce suit against her ex husband in a dispute over support and alimony. The case, heard in a Fenland court, awarded Bennett $500 in monthly support and named a broker as part of the proceedings, with details indicating ongoing financial obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bennett
Bhattle
Jean Bennett
Ikeir
Shepard Hopes Appeal Delays Life Sentence In Poisoning Case
Major Shepard, convicted of poisoning his wife Zenna Shepard in 1929, seeks a new appeal after a life sentence was imposed. Bond was set at 20,000, with bondsmen approved, as prosecutors argued over testimony from nurses and letters. Shepard remains in Denver awaiting post verdict actions and potential further appeals.
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Charien A. Shepard
Army Pulmanner
Zenna
Jaze Richard J Hopkins
Leteral Court
Tyiel
Grace Lhanlau
Blonds
San Artorio
Karsan Cits
Kans
Wer
Shepard Seid
Shepard
Mise Grace Brandon
San Antonio
Tezai
Atocd
Harry
Glasy
Deaver
C. L. Karey
Beloit
Kas
Mig Clara Brown
Topeks
Sergi
EB. Greaser
Army Aedical Laboratory
Fort Riley
Kaw
Theselec
Major Shepard
Brandon
Me Brewater
United States
Firesim
Mons General Hospital
Denver
Miss Brandon
Brewster
Tibet
Burs
Mass Brandon
Ubet
Bbesse
Kaogac City
Kan
Boodeven
Bopkins
and Mire Cheriet E. Miller
John’ "Littték
Earl Clare
Kansas City
SM. Brewster
Mathy
C. Kegey
Liberty
Ragep
Tadge Hoplits
Almimst
Ayadin
Boor
Cuiter
Mixes Brandon
Fitzermamoy General Hoapital
Treasury Aid Sought for Russian Import Curbs
Washington February 4. A deficit in treasury support was sought to craft legislation aimed at restricting Russian imports into the United States. Chairman Hawley led a delegation from the wage and price committee in discussions with Lawman of the treasury and F. Hole, commissioner of customs, and customs officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington, D. C
United States
Charman Hawley
Mpe
FX. Hole
Armed Posse After Negro Near Sonora
In Bonona Texas Feb 4 a posse searched the open country between Renora and Danna for a Negro wanted for a crime. They say the suspect forced a woman to cook for him and left her with a slight injury to her left side after a scuffle. A posse arrested a man in the area.
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Sonora
Bonona
Texas
Renora
Danna
Pegre Wey
Seaterdas
Bill Horten
Fertilizer Distribution Planned From State Plant
Charles M. Tobiz, superintendent of the plant, announced Wednesday that the city will supply three hundred loads of fertilizer to the state for experimental use in pass ing eltzur fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneage Diapcaal
Eltzur
Charles M. Tobiz
Wednendas
Baby Shoes Stolen by Meanest Man OMATIA
Mid February report notes a theft involving a newborn baby’s shoes from the Clift Amok home. The article names Mrs Brook as the mother and mentions a suspect described as the meanest man, with details about timing just before the baby’s birth.
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Omatia
Ang Wae
Mra. Brook
Labor unions not in parade over city hall protest
Fragmented OCR shows a local labor union denial of involvement in a planned parade and gathering next week. It mentions Trade Union Unity League, Carpenters Local 14, and organizers claiming no ties to the parade or the American Federation of Labor. A separate Paris obituary notes Vice Admiral Dominique Goucher, WWII Allied fleet commander, died at 64.
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Iabor
Macs
Tradee Vnior Unity Lenge
de Baer
Carpenters Valor No. 14
Committee
C. M. Chambers
Wsher
Maas Sretting
M. Tuesdas
American Federation of Labor
Drtfareesid
Paris
Dominique Goucher
Lar
Wight
Avrenches
British Admiralty Trains Sea Animals to Detect Submarines
Reports from 18/7 indicate the British Admiralty attempted to train sea creatures to hunt German submarines. Animals were said to detect motor noise three miles away below the surface, with buoys to locate underwater craft. The effort was linked to early sea warfare research by the sea lords.
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Admiralty
Actiss
Sea Lords
Mexico Must Quit Isle in Pacific Given to France
A Paris treaty ruling discussed by PAGS on February 4 1 All er 22 awards the Pacific island to France noting Mexico must abandon Bons deolate Chopocio rock Parific island due to a decision filed yesterday at the Quai d Orsay The ruling states the Mexican government must relinquish sovereignty and remove settlers to acknowledge French control of the island and surrounding waters
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Mexico
Isle
Pacific
France
PAGS
Aller
Aly
Victor Furennel
Apis
Chopocio
Parific Orean Island
Mexicu
Lue Quai Ores
Advi
Dsland
Miss Giese Dies in Los Angeles Hospital
Miss Giese, 26, died in a Los Angeles hospital after a Tuesday accident. A Brenham, Texas native, she recently finished her graduate work at Dr Kenner’s sanitation program and had lived in the city for six years. Surviving are her father Antigeust Giese of Brenham, four brothers
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Miles Thelamasie
Russ Leader of Ourgeong Brazil Headed Meeting
Russ of San Antonio was elected president doctor Weaver of Dallas re-elected secretary and Houston to hold 1952 meeting site at the closing session of the fifteenth annual meeting of the Texas Surgical Society. De Jan Hedan Sr of Greenville retires as president and joins the committees council. Papers read by Dr. Curtis Rosser Dallas and others.
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Greenville. Teras
Koh
WB. Russ
San Antonio
Samuel HD. Weaver
Dalles
Houston
Ffteenth
Texas Gurgical Society
de. Jan Hedan Sr
Greenville
Cornety’s Couner
Tor
Curtis Rosser
Dallas
T. H. Thomaton
Fore Worth
H. J. Kirkham
Rus
Signs of Spring Maple Sap Runs Across Henry County
Local farm report notes maple sugar production beginning as sap runs in Henry county. Early signs of thaw bring the sugaring season to life with taps and boiling underway at several sugar camps.
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E.R. Kalsley
Henry County Farma
Oklahoma watches oil group probe in state capital
A local inquiry investigates a state oil group tied to political influence allegations. The probe centers on a Sinclair Oil and Gas connection and possible manipulation of committee leadership.
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Oklahoma
Oil Group
Oklatinma City
Peh
A. Hode
Omen
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Street Extension Costs Loom in Denver Road Plan
Street extension to the Gonsslon or Rutherland Springs road faces a costly future with rocky gravel pits to be filled, delaying on the South Side. Commissioner Paul A. Breffler and Mayor C. M. Cham bert inspected the project and slated a Wednesday decision amid concerns over funding and feasibility.
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Denver
Baverard Stoats
Gonsslon Oor Rutherland
Springs
Pomstitte Emans
Btreec
Paul A. Breffler
Reffler
C. M Chambert
Steffler
Hines Recommends Hospital Program for Immediate Consideration
Hines, administrator, urged the hospital board to back a five million dollar prenatal care program today. He said the plan would address looming maternal and infant health needs and form the basis for a future expansion in perinatal services.
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Hines
Ington
D. CG
Bourne
Fugitive Helo in Bank Case Arrested in Houston
Shundley Gerdom and two others face charges of embezzling funds from the National Bank of Commerce in Houston. They were arrested after a government complaint alleged converting 894 dollars to personal use while serving as bank bookkeepers. A U S commissioner set bond at 3000 with the defendants arraigned for a not guilty plea.
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Gerdom HB
Shundley
Crom
Nexar Counry
United States
Paul A. Gockhott
Shendley
Han Antonin
J. G. White
Department Af Justice
Shandley
National Bank of Commerce of
Elouston
Sssu
Shand Tex
White
Rhetailes
Keene Named U.S. Marshal in Laredo
Public health service inspector and Texas rangers sergeant Honey Keene was named deputy United States marshal in Laredo replacing Lyle J. Perkins, who resigned recently.
Weather and Local Conditions Reported in Segmented Notes
The fragmented OCR text references weather terms and times, noting precipitation and temperature hints. It mentions local entities and a time window for the hours around dawn, with several garbled phrases pointing to conditions in a specific area.
Cadet Reagan Earns Caterpillar Club After Big Spring Parachute Jump
Cadet Harvey W. Reagan of Kelly Field saved his life Tuesday afternoon near Big Spring Texas by parachuting from a bombardment plane. Captain B. J. Giles said an investigation will follow. Reagan becomes the fourth Kelly Field student to join the Caterpillar Club, with others having left bombers during emergency jumps.
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Harvey W. Reagan
Kelly Fielding
Caterpillar ‘Club
Big Spring
Tera
Kethfield
Kelly Geld
Reagan
B. J. Giles
Kelly Field
At & Wo WL
Wemedas
E Pass
St Lollos
Jefe Helly
el Daca
Regan
Viess
Kelly Flelt
Jon
Kelly
John I. Magden
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