Lindbergh urges negotiated peace on stalled war
The aviator argues for ending the conflict quickly to avoid wider war, warning against invasion plans and urging strong defense while seeking diplomacy. He discusses American aid to Britain, South American defense, air bases, and a 10 000 plane force as part of a broader two ocean defense strategy.
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Kee
D.W. Va
United States
Germany
Lindbergh
Britain
Lind ‘Perett
England
Evrene
South America
Jie
Uiis
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Wweet Wallune
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West Indies
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Alaska
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Central America
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Army plans to recruit officers for expanded forces
Washington reports reveal secret plans to commission several thousand officers as the Army expands its land forces. The program, announced by Secretary, sets age limits up to a maximum, with four successive three-month steps and a June 4 start for selections.
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Washington
Suim-/ shing ' Thy
Rhine
Double Trouble for Eight Smiths
A garbled Jan 77 notice reports a disaster at a seven room dwelling involving the Smith and Comer families. The text mentions Mr and Mrs Gente Smith and Mr and Mrs Charles Comer with unclear details about a fire or related incident.
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Bhorolugy
Gente Smith
Aby
Charles Comer
Neal Minvoing
Ion
Pilal
Dinosaur Bones Found in Qkda Discovery by Kenton Museum
The Kenton Oklahoma area report describes a Paleontology team from the University of Oklahoma uncovering dinosaur bones over 15 feet high. The discovery is noted as the largest flesh eating dinosaur remains found in the region, marking a significant paleontological event.
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Qkda
Kenton
Osi
Jay
Ienthias
Slut University
Okbibaine
Overtime Payroll Growth Reported at Camp Facility
Overtime at camp increased payroll to about 806000 weekly for 25500 workers in Gump El wards, marking the largest weekly payroll figure in the most recent construction period. Also notes a separate Laredo update reporting January 29 and a local obituary style notice for a person named Iluna Anderson with details of family relations and a memorial event.
Prowlings at Milan Offices Raise Local Alarm
Prowlings report indicates intrusions at multiple Milan offices including Cinlareas Waltn Greene and Mrs Marvin D Jeiian. Authorities name Wirlin Patrol and Conklin as involved as probes continue amid confusion over suspects and motives.
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Fone
Magny
Cinlareas
Waltn Greene
Marvin D Jeiian
Hinhman
Loli Lig
Conklin
Travis Huilding
Genortad Prowltts
Alene
City council trims airport bonds plan to 500000
Advertisement for Lids on the cw Jmuntcipal airport bonds was mu matted Thursday by Wie why cann ot only 200000 of the 500000 weorthy of bonds wild brieven this time it has been announced w ith ore der to save interest charges Blas Wiebe opened at the council meeting at 1d a.m. January 30. The bonds to be issued at jus tine are to be retired in almost equal amounts over a L-year perio while the remaining 250000 word SIL be retired over a 15-year swoch. It has been indicated the 250000 A worth will probably be bought with the city's sinking fund.
New Town Named for Senator Lister
Sheffield area announces a new town named after Senator from Alabama Lister. The Regions Metals plant site, a twenty three million dollar aluminum facility, will bear the Lister name, per RS Reynolds of Reynolds Metals, with co-operation from Senator. Location is Colvert County, Alabama.
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Sheffield
Yan
Metfils Company
Hathe Duntarar Wilson
Lister
Semstarster Hill
Inor
Alabama
RS. Reynolds
Reyhouls Metals Company
Senator
To & Intge Geeree Bosseuring
Colvert Comity
Ala
Brattoford Brat: Illegal Parking Dispute Reported
A clipped Bratifferong notice describes an officer citing vehicles for illegal parking. The fragment mentions Dobbin and a horse near a line, with unclear dates or names, reflecting a local traffic enforcement item in Bratickoro.
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Brattiferong
Vic
Dan
Egal
Bratickoro
Carafully K Notin
Prisoner Dead After Fight In County Jail
A jail fight led to the death of Gabriel in the county jail. Investigators and jail guards testified that a scuffle with Solsona occurred after Gabriel cried out in his cell. Autopsy showed death from brain hemorrhage, with only minor facial injuries observed.
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Solsona
Court of Criminal Appeals
Aust Mn
Flys
Mic
Wiley
Jone
T. J. Goodson
County Health
Jufficer Whin
Atin Gabriel
Bul
Neaves
J. J. Stitt
Splaonin
Gabriel
Geveral
Roly
Fred
Eed
Baylor Actor Earns Stage Scholarship in Chekhov Group
Baylor theater star Toy Harrell wins a stage scholarship joining the Chekhov Experimental Theater at Ridgefield Connecticut after a well received Dallas visit. Meir debutante sponsor Deatrice Straight attended the Haytor show and offered a potential scholarship during the last week of the Dallas engagement.
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Wago
Gan
Hurrell
Baylor University
Toy
Chekhov Experimental Theater
Ridgefield
Conn
Utere
Murgly
Baylor Theater
Decectober
Chekhov
Meir
Deatrice Straight
Haytor
Dallas
Miss Straight
Harrell
Mientar
Century-Old Eyes Served at Baylor
Fragmented report describes an event at Baylor related to a group of friends and a chemistry family figure. The text is garbled but hints at an old ceremony or meal with references to centuries, a doctor, and a set of Chinese Moner or similar terms.
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Baylor
Waco
Jin
CG. Bebbs
Baylor University Chemistry
Dobbe
Heeves
Clock Tolls Again After Earthquake In Conway N F
Conway residents report a tremor caused by an earthquake that rattled local homes and delayed a clock mechanism. The noise sparked fears as residents described the quake’s impact and the clock’s stubborn tolling in the aftermath.
Trobruk Falls as British Advance Breaks Italian Defense
DESMO reports from Tobruk describe a dawn assault by British and Australian forces led by Archibald Wavell. Tanks and infantry breached fortifications, overrunning Italian positions from perimeter defenses to Tobruk harbor. Italian prisoners and seized equipment flood the frontline as Tobruk falls under relentless bombardment and advancing units.
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Tobruk
Sjefenzes
Tobrik
Burala
Une Pass
Tommy
Ute
Auscus
Dobruk
Prenen
Gar
Oder
Thalia Mans
New BMI ASCAB Music Organization Faces Copyright Debate
Jan 23 report notes BMI and ASCAB merger may reshape broadcasting music rights. University radio expert A I Chapman predicts public opinion will drive changes amid ASCAP and related bodies' push for higher copyright fees. FTC and Justice Department settlement expected. BMI to become a permanent songwriting fixture.
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Austen
BMI
ASCAB
Jans
University of Vexus
A. I. Chapman
Bureau of Research In Education
Fhadowtown
Ameren Sociéty of Composers
Lts
Fec
Ational Radio Onebweirks
Bumtdenst Minsle
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Argentsalient Spekitee Ty Beldge Liemusle Ap
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Radio Research
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US 8
Departent of
Justice
Chapman
BMT
Textile Testing Lab Planned at University of Texas
A two week study by Dr. Linon Williams of Texas University proposes a textile testing laboratory at the university. The project aims to establish a pilot plant to test mnident cotton textures and manufacturing methods, enhancing industrial chemistry efforts.
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Austin
Linon Williams
Texas Research
Bureau of Fivedustrial Chemistry
Williams
Solon to Make a verue State-Wide Tour
A noted educator and former Texas legislator leads a state-wide lecture tour January 24 to 31, under the Lexas Mogg foundation. Dr Ariith will speak at Wells Tubbeck Ansty and Corps Chrinti Hordngen Ayns Anney Hentai Tyler and other cities on topics including Education and the Democratic Way of life and the Legislative Process.
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Solon
Austin
Scherule
Tor Br. TV
Bynith
Texas Leptalitan
University of
Lexas Mogg Foundation
Wis
Lockwood Art at Texas U Exhibits in Austin
Ward Lockwood, chairman of the University of Texas art department, loans a painting from an American art week exhibit in Washington. The piece depicts a Taos scene of horses and adobe houses, part of a notable U.S. collection featuring Lockwood’s work alongside Whitney Museum acquisitions.
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Austin
Ward Lockwood
University of Texas Art Department
United States
Duncan Phillips
National Art Week
Washington, D.C
National
Leakwood
Whitney Omizeum
Two Swords Donated to Texas Memorial Museum
AVISTIN June 23 Two swords are donated to the Texas Memorial Museum at the University of Texas. One belonged to Dejeuhhe Smith first president of the university board of regents and was given by Mrs Henry P Jones of Bennington Vermont. A bronze medal for lifetime services is also donated. The other weapon a 24 inch sword with metal air horn handle was donated by Theodore Pearson and Tilda Javanto of Holt.
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Dr. Smith
Eaner
Iitel Serviews
Uno Wits
Paris
Theadere Pearson
Tilda Javanto
Hult
Kenedy Ships Spinach Cars in Recent Shipments
Kenedy shipments of spinach reached a notable level with 15 cars loaded and sent forward over the past several days. The consignments moved through local outlets as crews prepared for additional futures.
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Kenedy
Pasadena Women Register For Education In National Defense
Pasadena announces a plan for voluntary registration of women for education in national defense. Dr. Gertrude Laws leads the program offering courses in child care nutrition sanitation first aid home nursing and related skills. Women will indicate preferred education paths and eligibility for enrollment.
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Bacramento
Gallf
Pasadiha
Gertrude Laws
Eduna- Hon
Prsagens
Avery
Pasadena
Sheriff badge history and 1921 election note in Pettis county
Kansas City dispatch reports the Pettis county sheriff’s badge history with Bothwell wearing a modern Republican badge replacing a long Democratic tradition. The 1921 badge, dug from a pigeonhole, reflects party shifts as Fowell’s era ends and a new Republican sheriff is elected. In Milwaukee, a driver saved by railroad tracks after an intoxication verdict is reconsidered under public highway drinking laws.
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Kansas City
Jane
Bothwall
Pettis County
Fewel
Fowwil
Bothwell
Fowell
Kun
Shons Calendar Seen in Reverse in Lincoln Shop
In Lincoln Nebraska a calendar display shows dates reversed with aisles and mirrors. Shons counter staff explain customers can read dates by turning the calendar toward the opposite direction and using the mirror to decode the listings.
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Neb
Van
Leon Martana
Te Yrbyte
Bickwarts
Tookims
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