Flying boat magic and world worries in 20th century musings
The article blends Arthur Brisbane Olney style commentary with bold aviation forecasts and global tensions. It cites a Dutch flying boat plan carrying 42 tons and 10,000 horsepower, Amsterdam to New York, while noting Rockefeller Center ambitions and British financial hubs. It touches on Russia, Europe, and Asia as shipping and power shift themes, interwoven with crime and political unrest.
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Amsterdam
New York
Weather Forecast for Friday in Ben Autenta and Surrounds
Forecast calls for northerly winds and mild temperatures across Ben Autenta and nearby areas. Expect light to moderate breezes, with scattered clouds and a chance of showers later in the day. Temperatures around mid to upper sixties with no major weather hazards expected.
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Crande Valley
Fereninge
Perth
Senibenet
Parilen
Yale Professors Testify Beer Harmless for Boys in War D debates
Yale professor Yandel Benderson testified that four percent beer is not intoxicating and that student beer drinking is physically harmless and socially beneficial. Dean Clarence W. Mandell echoed views that beer in small quantities would be harmless to normal boys, while opponents argued saloons would reopen and the proposal could be unconstitutional.
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Wastlingtorn
D. G
San
Senate
Yandel Benderson
Yale University
Daghan
Clarence W. Mandell
Yale College
Bingheny
9 Hill
Eafen
Ned
James Cannon
Thi Learing
Dingham
Wickersham Commission
Spensensies
Dhoiraan
Tishap Canna
Honterson
Vic
Rainy Days Rally Upsets Culbertson Team
A garbled report describes a four players bridge match led by Culbertson and wife against Sidney, Denz, and Winfield Liggett with Rennish Rainy Days producing a stunning rally. The account promises a complete recap on the next page, noting Culbertson’s final pairing and a dramatic swing from 22 to 20 in a key hand.
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Culbertson
Fly Culbertson
Sidney
Denz
Winfield Liggett Y James
Lens Yorces
Aix
Pelnia
Santa
Frost Forecasts Keep Cold Weekend Across Regions
Weather reports predict continued frosts Friday night and Saturday with low temperatures in the teens and frost in the southeast. Occasional freezewhite fog is noted, with patchy fog and fair visibility in parts of West Texas, while the Southwest frontier areas may see slightly milder conditions.
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Sav Antoniq
Sicily
West Texas
Western Union Ends Week with Five Day Office Week
The Western Union Telegraph Company will inaugurate a five day week in its offices from headquarters to district superintendents with staff coverage and adjusted schedules. The move seeks to standardize duties, improve efficiency, and align employment practices across divisions pending approval of head offices.
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Western Union
New York
Western Union Telegraph Commanix Nation
Aries
Avick
Estelle to Recover From Car Injuries
Estelle Taxlor, former wife of boxer Ick Donose, injured in a Christmas day car accident, will be cared for by Dr. Maurice Wah. Authorities report her prognosis as improving though recovery remains ongoing.
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Estelle
LOM Anghtrs
Van
Estelle Taxlor
Ick Donose
Vna
Rfl
Hier
Maurice Wah
Mathier
Erathol
Fordney Co-Author of Tariff Bill Dies at Home
Joseph Warrid Korner, long time member of Congress for 24 years and co author of the Fordney McCamber tariff of ANG, died at his home in Saginaw Michigan at 7:00 AM today. He was FB years old.
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Fordney
Saginaw
Mich
Dan
Joseph Warrid Korner
Congresaa
Anthay
Fordney-McCamber Teriff
ANG
Tolay
Greece Seeks U S Wheat Credit for Imports
The Greek government informed U S authorities it seeks a credit arrangement to purchase a quantity of American wheat. The move aims to secure grain imports under a funded loan or credit line, reflecting Greece's need to secure staple supplies amid economic pressures and foreign exchange constraints.
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Greece
Athena
Tan
Washington
Red Cross policy debated on use of relief funds
Washington officials discussed diverting a million dollars for miner relief to aid West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania. Walter Gifford warned such action would weaken local and state efforts and delay unemployment relief as federal aid and job recovery hinges on restoring normal business. He cited risk to families and urged keeping federal participation while evaluating needs.
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Washington
Tay
S— M
Senate
Walter 8. Gifford
President's Relief Organization
Old the Manufatherers Committee
West
Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
Gilford
Gifford
daPullete
YS Talollotte
Fort Cone
Sandino Denies Losses Report in Segovia Area
Mexico City dispatch reports Dr Pedro Jone Boyada foreign representative of Goo agaiating Bana dina denies a Washington telegram claiming Sandino’s forces have suffered losses. The message says Sandino’s headquarters acknowledge engagements near Segovia with Dr Zepada stating Sandino’s campaign moved toward the central interior where several encounters occurred with Sandino’s troops prevailing in some actions.
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Sandino
Segovia
Mexico City
Pedro Jone Boyada
Agaiating Banedina
Tony
Ma Ant
Washington
Stieverd
Segoviare
Zepada
W.CT.U Plans Suit Against Crusaders Over Name
Austen May 8 The State Christian Temperance Union proposes a meeting this month to decide if a suit should be filed to enjoin The Crusaders from using their name The Crusaders originated as a figurehead group linked to the White Jubbans movement and have a long running association with labor. The American Legion is also involved to review an offer to allow unemployed workers to vote and buy memberships.
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Austen
Copitol
Crusaders
Woron
Ghistian Temperance Union
Ino
American Legion
Rentenversy
Aim
Bank Robbery and Kidnapping Reported in Oklahoma Bank
Bandits robbed a state bank near opening time, trapping 22 tellers in the vault. They escaped with a small sum, abducted cashier Dadiran O, and crossed the Moz Reown bridge toward Ada Whe, releasing the cashier a few miles down the river and returning to town armed.
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Ronswa
Obla
Oklahoma State Bank
Dadiran
Rashier
Moz Reown Bridge
Ada
Unerom
Gems stolen from home of bank director in New York
A theft occurred early today at the home of Albert Tilner, chairman of the board at the Bankera Trust. Police reported $50,000 in gems taken from Tilner's New York city residence, with investigators tracing the break to a Viney Avenue apartment.
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Tan
Arenue
Albert Tilner
Mie
Bankera
Stock Exchange Seat Sells for 132000 in New York
The sale of a New York Stock Exchange seat brought 132000, up 1000 from the prior sale. Details indicate arrangements for membership transfer at the NYSE venue in New York.
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York
Dan
New York Stock Exchange
Gallery Collapse Injures Eight in St. Ay Traty
A partial OCR report states eight people were injured after a gallery collapse during a service in Ponia di Tesno. Casualties include several churchgoers with authorities noting no fatalities at the scene.
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Ponia di Tesno
Peijierd
Birt
Police Raids and Chaotic Break In at Night Club
A shaky report describes a police raid that descended on a night club as occupants drank inside. Officers prepared to force entry but a commotion and glass shattering marked the moment the raid began. The chaotic scene included a police broadcast and rapid movements by arriving squads.
Roosevelt Vision Pushes National Leadership for All States
Governor Roosevelt argues for national scope leadership to solve nationwide problems. He attacks President Hoover’s record as lacking courage and leadership while praising Garner as a national leader who can provide the needed plan and action. The article emphasizes Congress as key to addressing issues across all 48 states and rural districts.
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Tranklin Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Hoover
United States
League Court
Japan
Congress
John N. Garner
Democratic House of Representatives
National
Democratic Party
Congress of
John N. Garnet
House of Representatives
Protest in Tokol: Washington warns on Manchuria policy
The note from Servevirs Seinsen discusses U S considerations on Manchuria. It cites Chinese governance in Chinchow, Japanese actions, and American rights, noting no demands from Tani and signaling possible shifts in policy pending further discussion. Continued on Page 0 Col 1.
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Karevican Ambrenitior
Miweri
Servevirs
Wannitry
Chinchow
Munchoria
Japan
Gover
Manchy Teantiting
Washington Apoe
Merriary -Srirtsanlp Cmnaicmtiong
Bryy
Soe Ee Carling
iFo
Saces
China
Doge
Untitled fragment on market terms and dates
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions various terms, places, and numbers with no clear cohesive event. It alludes to months, amounts, and organizations in a garbled mix, lacking a definite person, place, or action to report.
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Dhaide
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Russia
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Thala
Honda
America
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Muazolini'a
Argon
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Leia
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Stimson
Yale
Solons
Light Brew Beneficial
Lenz
TV Terrau Taal Epa
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Unemployment Relief Organization
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Texas Dry League
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