United States oil production shows modest weekly gain
Production rose 18 347 barrels daily in the United States last week to about 2 219 459 barrels. Texas gains offset by Oklahoma and Mountain states declines. California and Kansas show mixed results with marginal changes amid proration effects. A separate England fishing clash is noted but unrelated to oil data.
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Wolla
Texas
United States
Oil and Gal Journal
Exeoisione Ally Tew
Eas
Oklahoma
California
Zemoi Skin Relief Ad In Old Time Catalog
An old advertisement touts Zemoi for itching and skin irritations, claiming swift relief from eczema, rashes, and pimples. It markets various prices and formats while noting drugstores carry the product.
Radio programs Tuesday night lineup features many orchestras
A dense schedule lists BTSS-1208 Kincycles and numerous orchestras and programs across hours from afternoon into late night, including Grasy Crystal, Fuller Crush Man, Lucky Suke, Ames Ands, Tallmadge Ten, Dance Music, and Morning Varieties. Multiple stations and venues are named with performers and times, reflecting a busy, varied broadcast slate.
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Mowars Dorie
Mo Bleginl
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RMAC
Rioereies
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Radio Sketch New Feature Debuts On WOAT Tuesday
A rural comedy sketch The Stebbins Boys makes its San Antonio WOAT debut Tuesday night at oclock and will air every Tuesday and Thursday. The show features downcast Yankees running a general store and five-room hotel at Bucks Park Point on the Maine coast with actors Artin Alley and Parker Fesinells. The program competes with other network features and music blocks on KTLA and related stations, highlighting a mix of comedy, orchestras, and advertised products across multiple outlets.
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McElean
San Antonio
Woat
Stebbins Boys
Stebbing Ness
Bucks'park Point
Maine
Amldola Stebbins
Artin
Alley
Parker Fesinells
Seth Parker
Details of New Divorce Plan in Chihuahua Mexico
A fragmented report from El Paso details a proposed divorce plan affecting Chihuahua and Selvador Franca Cris. The note mentions new law provisions requiring mutual consent and certificates for legitimacy, with unclear phrases about parties and conditions.
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Mexico
Chihuahua
Selvador Franca Cris
Lis
Eins
Chilaialeng
Sionhlais
Millionaire publisher faces foreclosure in bank suit
In Mullwy Wood on January 12 1947 Seemils First National Bank of Tos Mangehinst sues V Arewster once wealthy magazine publisher his estranged wife Corliss Palmer and her mother Julia Palmer for foreclosure on four small houses including one he has occupied since his mansion was taken. Notes of 3500 are forlb.
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Mully Wood
V. Arewster
Seemils First National Bank of
Tos
Wify
Corliss Palmer
Julia Palmer
Trewster
How Does a Woman Champion Manage?
Fragmentary OCR describes women champions balancing training and matches with periods and pain. It notes periodic pain reported in stretches, mentions concerns about managing symptoms and seeking medical advice, including drug use context, though details are unclear.
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Mital
Mexico extends debt moratorium to 1934 45 months
Mexico City dispatch reports the Lanont-Montes Oca debt accord of 1930 extended to January 1934 adding 45 months to the original term. President Ortiz Rubio notes a $5,000,000 transfer to New York will remain on hand to stabilize foreign exchange and will be credited to bankers' committee toward first payments under the agreement.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ortiz Rubio Hoa Duuonnerd
New York
Bankers’ Committee
Oxygen Speeds Dying Patient to Desert Sanatorium
A reported case from New York describes a patient in urgent need of artificial lungs being flown 2200 miles to a desert sanatorium in Dieson Arizona aboard a Hattera plane. The patient’s identity is not disclosed.
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New York
Tan
Hattera
Dieson
Ariz
Culbertson Claims Poker a Great Game
New York January 12 Clyde Culbertson, bridge expert, extols poker as a great game. He asserts the poker game inspires skill and strategy and says he plans to write on the subject.
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Culbertson
New York
Tily Culbertson
Aril
Jak
Night Coughing Quickly Stopped
Night coughing quickly stopped as a series of nonsensical phrases and garbled names appear, revealing few readable facts. The fragmentary text mentions a person and a date-like sequence, but no clear events or proper nouns to anchor a concise summary.
New York City May Get 120 Million Dollar Loan
Early word cites private talks between city officials and bankers as a plan to loan New York City 120 million dollars to cover short term notes and meet current needs. Wall Street views the city’s credit as excellent though some vanity council opposition may arise.
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New York
Gentlig Veity Council
Clara Expected to Resume Work Soon After Recovery
A fragmented item notes Clara's confinement and injury but indicates she is expected to resume work within the next few days after a period of recovery. The readable text mentions her name Clara and a heavy context of medical constraint and recovery progress.
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Clara
Dan
Dahl
Fila Nelreet
Pastoral Visit to Rome Ordered by Pope
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius ordered a pastoral visit to Rome to occur after 29 years with Cardinal Niemry to officiate as the pope personally oversees the ceremony. Reports also note Madrid changes with 3143 nelzea referenced, but queens are no longer called by that title and Phettle is linked to the monarchy.
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Vatican City
Inn
Pius
Tome
Cardinal Niemry
iMineelf
Nelzea
Phettle
Child Slayer Trial Rushes Toward Quick Justice
Cincinnati officials moved swiftly after Charles Bischoft confessed to abducting and killing 8 year old Mary McTean. Prosecutor Robert N. Goran prepared to present the case to the grand jury within hours, seeking a first degree murder indictment and the possibility of the death penalty.
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Cincinnati
Todlay
Charles Bischotf
Mariny McTean
Robert N. Goran
Ischoff
Bischoff
Untess
Grant
Olretrie
Charing
Britain move toward Burma self government in Burma
London reports Prime Minister AricDonald at the Tyneimu round table conference says Britain ready to grant Burma a constitution and a first step toward self government while preserving wine powers. The statement accompanies unclear filler about rental property offers from The Light's Free Month Directors and Piggly-Wiggly.
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AricDonald
St. James' Palace
Burma
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Wowever
Eaid
Tate
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