Sunday Ended War Visit With Flying Field Tour
Officials toured Flying Fields and attended luncheon and social functions at Camp Travis and Brooks Field. General Harbord led a visit with U.S. Army officers, observing polo at Camp Travis and meeting veterans and staff, highlighting wartime service and postwar care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vist
Aninnie
Mars
United Usivn
Hnehont Ani
Bly Peso FM
Cane
Hanya Tenes
Port Hawa
Camp Normorie
le Worps
Serrinary
Amd
Bhleke
Gould
Ubin
Nila
Auerican
Lewis Ieragivedtert
Ela
Mary Howard
Mike
Warkard
Hin Explorer Amendsen ant and Bat: Agbated
Captain Roald Aburdeen a famed explorer and discoverer of the South and the Nord Plan previune is shown with the buildup of the Tajuktski in Siberia. The article notes his adoption of thegw before stext and references his past staccing.
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Roald Aburdeen
Siberia
Pope Lays in State Rome Funeral Rites Begin
Fragmentary text reports the pope lying in state in Rome and outlines funeral rites. It mentions Miserere and Ave Maria prayers, added to Masses for the dead, with references to election of a successor and dates tied to Hebradey. The piece notes solemn rites and church officials arranging mourning observances.
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Gots
Sammy Pontittes
Hole Mathen
Roundabout Notes From Abandoned Gazette
A garbled OCR fragment mentions alumni and a college and references a cemetery. It notes a Sunday night disclosure about a university and a memorial area associated with a cemetery. The legible items include names like Hoy A Yeomans and Crockett, and a reference to a Teautiul Roscawn Cemetery with a vague comment on upkeep.
Fragmented text notes a wartime alliance and decorations
The readable fragments mention Allied nations including America and Canada, flags displayed, and references to generals and officers. Names and places are garbled, but the piece evokes a wartime context with ceremonies and diplomacy.
United States Starts Late Planning for Brazilian Fair
United States planning for a Brazilian fair is underway, with emphasis on coordinating schedules and securing participants. Officials note delayed start but expect broad involvement from civic groups and regional businesses.
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United States
Pope Benedict death sparks world congress resolutions
The report notes Allied and religious leaders reacting to Pope Benedict’s death with a world congress pushing through resolutions. It mentions discussions over Vatican duties, Britain’s prisoners, and central figures like Cardinal Alivarzzy Santos and Cardinal Minosany Td, with dates and places cited in fragmented form.
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Faris
Dan
Benedict Haere
Great Britain
Buffalo Roam Plains
Fragmentary text mentions a Texas journey and a park, with names like M. u Haining and Gikto. Readable parts suggest a local note or brief item about travel or place names, but many words are garbled. No clear events or outcomes emerge from the readable fragments.
Wedding date set for Lanier and Mary in February
Fragmentary OCR reports a wedding date for Lanier and Mary on February 28 and notes arrests of Indian Nationalists nearby. The text is garbled with multiple illegible fragments, but indicates a ceremony planned and concurrent political unrest.
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Harbord
Wainwright
Hines
Amnt Carmithy Cave
Tyoudaly
Cleyon
Amundsen
Pope Lies
Rome
Gil
Ldneil
Aol Mong Liko
Aten
Mass
Faeyord College
Teautiul Roscawn
Crockett Oas
Prince of Wales
Portnnie
Wonoen
America
Canada
Tinea
Deku Grommet Lewes
Kroll
Crane
Alouston
Hide
D. C
New York
Uae
Virginia
Weenemrd Hent
Addy Here
Viera
Merbere
Corey
Owett
Breyiane Byers
Miemnican
Anil
Bama Reivcowmate
Bel Menial
Wwe
Leniseniniony
Fyheaah Am Hall
Agentes
Ferahlie Iy Boag
Eli
Toni
Everdeat Loogevedt
Fay Korrager
Jeffer
Ade
Rand
Pune
Somesiegny
Wiel Petitteaa
Chitin
Saets
Husilmonor
Alin Crliielzes
Vinson Pabieys
Liguria
Alivarzzy Santos Mies
Cardinal Minosany Td
Oleda
Suvels For
Arlitats
Phat Es
Tex
Haining
Fond Allitian
Feabruney
Lanier
Wits
Mary
Toitan
Catena, Inn
O'coats
of Crepe de Chine
Houston and
Saffercorn Streets
San Antonio
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