Navy Seeks Seven Missing After Fox Film Plane Crash
The U S Navy directs divers to recover the bodies of seven Fox Film staffers missing after three planes collided during an aerial scene off Point Vincent. Rescue boats search the ocean as crews recover three bodies. seven others remain unaccounted for in the wreckage.
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Santa Moni Coli
Jan
United States Navy
Bous
Charce
Divine
Fox Fila Company
Hat
Vunice
Calif
Point Vincent
Fox Film Company
Max Gold
Ben Wrankel
Col. Roses Warner
Jacob Trichresser
White
Fred Qshorn
Triebwaxser
Turner
Cloverfield
Hinis Bern
Crafs
Colonel Curner
Hawke
Kenneth
Ha Won
Rosa Cank
Nat
Fex Company
Tiangerome
Ylelire Ayas
Alfred Innwenateine
Engligh Channel
Actress widow Mary Astor pictured with Kenneth Hawks in 1928 marriage
Mary Astor, noted actress, and her husband Kenneth Hawks, shown at their 1928 wedding. Hawks later died in a Pacific crash that killed ten people on Thursday, as reported.
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Mary Astor
Kenneth Hawks
Hawks
Pacific
Interdenominational football clash sparks wild cheer
Beverly Hills reports a lopsided game as California Methodists defeat Pittsburgh Cumberland Presbyterians 14 to 4. The Methodists boast seven of eight passes become touchdowns while Notre Dame looms as a future matchup.
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Beverly Hills
Hidar
California Methodists
Modeus
Pittsburgh
Cumberland Presbyterians
Old School
Dolimy
Charley
England
Russell Saunders
Fitdsburgh
Sincle
Joe Grande
Ron Wing P
Notre Dame
Prohibition Era Arrests Record in South Texas District
Local agents report the highest number of net and arrests in the district for December, with fifty stills seized and equipment valued at 10 300 destroyed. The operation also recovered 7515 gallons of wash 270 gallons of whiskey and other beverages. One thousand seventeen arrests were recorded, with 57 prosecutions ongoing.
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Ional Pens
Texas
Prohibition
Washington
Verne Miller
Bs Miers En Boris
Leinirew
Amouth
Millerta Eeport
Randolph Bids To Be Sought On Major Fort Build
Daily progress reports indicate upcoming bids from Washington on the Randolph field project. Capt A W Dipkir and the quartermaster team expect to call for bids within days for construction of several facilities including warehouses and barracks. The overall project, costing about 85 6 million, includes foundations and nearing completion of western side structures.
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Powen
Hind Hines
Randolph Field
A.W. Dipkir
Waeteington
Loval Archibele
Tin Tiel
Washington
Vince
Search Seizure Violations May Be Made Felonies
Washington reports a proposal by Representative John Kelog or Keluiger of Wisconsin to make federal search and seizure violations felonies. The measure targets violations of general agents and representatives by enforcing stricter penalties for illegal acts during enforcement.
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Washington
Tim
Cnsitt
Prohbi Od
John
Keluiger
Teepublican
Wisconsin
Policemen Hurt in Romania Riot Report
A riot in Romania left ten police officers wounded as authorities clashed with demonstrators. Several arrests were made amid the unrest as investigators seek to restore order and assess the cause of the confrontation.
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Rumania
Tamesvat
Wianani
Dav
Hoya
Inquiry Launches Over Saratoga Gas Fire Disaster
A wartime inquiry opens into a January gas fire aboard the U S Saratoga near Perro California. Four crew were burned with two killed Sluthen La Viele 22 and Vincent Valentine Lalor 20. The blaze started from a turpentine pot near a pine alongside the carrier and spread over the water leaving the ship’s starboard side scorched.
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Ban Perro
Calif
Jan
Syd Court of
Saratoza
A.C. Steid
Kenior
Saratoga
Sluthen la Viele
Vincent Valentine Lalor
de Hames
Lunaye
Witgeenerier
Hetil Saul
Saborage
Bat
la Viele
Lalor
la Vielle
Lley
Lyler
National and State Banks Call Conditions Issued
Washington dispatch reports the comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of December 21 and a separate call for all state banks as of December 31. The announcements were issued by the banking commissioner.
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Washington, D.C
Comptroller of the Currency
Avatin
Wasissa Radag
Dames Shay
Pexas
United States Invites Italy to Attend Conference Meeting
Secretary of State sent an invitation to Tob W. Garrett United States ambassador who delivered the offer. The conference is set for January 10 in London ahead of the naval conference, with Grant and minister of foreign relations Tan also noted.
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Home
Tan
Ub—Tine Grant
Renrived
Tob W. Garrett
United States
Son
Lanleh
Nan Burned to Death in Hotel Fire Tragedy
A deadly hotel fire killed a man and sent guests fleeing through smoke and flames in downtown. O Ke lly and a Texan guest perished, with others escaping via the fire escape as rescuers battled the blaze and a possible explosion was reported just before discovery. Five women and a child were rescued, and investigators probed the cause of the hall blaze.
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Anny
el Feods
O'Kelly
CML
Shudevens
Debexis
Texac
Lia Beaver
Maines
Mee
Plares
Anne
Yniddors
Fire Threatens Stamford Business District Blaze Rages Through General Store
Fire began in the upper part of a Stamford general store and spread toward the Stamford American weekly newspaper office. Firemen struggled to reach the rear of the building as flames damaged the store and threatened nearby structures on the south side of town.
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Stamford
Tess
Curly Todos
Boyoni
Aelogk
Stamford American
Next Dove
Latin Is Accused of Legal Entry Trial Date Set
Adolfo Soto, a Guatemalan national, is held for trial for alleged illegal entry into the United States. Soto reportedly applied for entry at a border point in September, was rejected by immigration officers, and allegedly boarded a flight to the United States, where he was detained shortly after arrival. The case is before federal authorities with a bond set at 300.
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Tgnacio
Adolfo Stu
Kesar Coenly
Ilegal Eatry
Soto
Fagin Paws
Tleekhart
Rubio Under Guard on Chicago Visit
Rubio with security escort arrives in Chicago for talks A Detroit detective meets the delegation at the tent and guides them to a hotel in the city
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Rubio
Chicago
Paconal Ortiz
Lec
Maxejoo
Hit Porte
Detroit
Plans for Randolph Here
Frank W. Salfingers chief engineer reviews government plans for officers and NCO quarters operations and parachute officers and fire house. Plans received from Washington by Capt A W Parker Randolph field quartermaster will soon be asked on the work.
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Frank W. Salfingers
Government
Pope Pius Xl At Fifty Years Since Priesthood
An unusual photograph from St. John Lateran, Rome, shows Pope Pius XI kneeling in prayer during ceremonies marking the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination. The departure from the Vatican ended a five year self imposed exile by the Pope and former pontiffs.
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Pope Pius KI
St. John Lateran
Rome
Vatican
Bombing fears drive police to shoot to kill plan
Police ordered shoot to kill after two cars blown up in a bombing spree. Officers hit the streets tonight to curb further dynamiting as a trolley strike looms and tensions rise following the recent blasts.
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Ortrans
Missouri State Bank Closure Shocks Charleston Area
Missouri bank officials closed Missouri State Bank in Charleston by board order. The interstate institution faced liquidity concerns, with assets including used cars offered as salvage. No further details provided on savers or reopening plans.
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Missouri State Bank
Exchange to Trade in Hog Futures
The Chicago Livestock Exchange plans to begin trading hog futures in coming weeks, aiming to hedge producer operations and reduce risks. President Bircroft Q. Brown emphasized the move would provide a standard method for hedging and mitigating deflationary pressures.
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Chicago Livestock Exchange
Bircroft Q. Brown
Exchange
Fragmentary Classified Snippet Mentions Daily Light Ads
A fragmentary OCR item references quick daily selection by light advertising, with scattered words like apartments barges and bileter content. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear event or entity details.
Film Stars Return Home
Universal Belgson and Olin Wood report Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks arrived for a brine filled day as they completed a global dragit tour, returning to their homeland amid fanfare.
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Universal Belgson
Olin Wood
Cult
Jam B
Globe
Mary Pickford
Douglan Pasebooks
Pope Absent From Brother's Rites in Rome
Funeral for Count Ratti, brother of Pope Pius XII, was held at St Marys today without the pontiff present. Ratti died Tuesday.
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Rome
Ferme Ratti
Pius NT
St. Mary's
Bhimelt
Count Ratti
Cottonseed Breeders Meet Set in Dallas January 24 26
Dallas will host the annual convention of the Texas Cottonseed Breeders Association on January 24 and 26. Delegates from Dallas Pinon and other areas will attend to discuss breeding and seed improvement activities.
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Dallas
Iba
Texas
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