Clemency Awards Reported for Engineers in Soviet Union
Moscow reports the first concrete results of a new government policy granting clemency to a number of engineers jailed for wrecking activities at air fields. The secret police pushed repentance as wear houses were moved to resume work. Grigoratitch and Nads keritch received large sums. others were awarded 300 to 1500 dollars.
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Moscow
Lemietry
Jzvelticonizie
Om Mumber
Pal
Grigoratitch
A.V. Nadsjkeritch
Elitet Eansimnetar
Plane Brings Son of Colonel to 8. A. for Operation
An hour after word, Gener Clagett’s son, a colonel’s child, was flown from a field near Huns, Terran, to Brooksfield station hospital for acute appendicitis surgery. The Baly field ambulance plane arrived at Tindd field in about an hour and twenty minutes, and he was prepared for operation. Calond Clagert commands Brooksfield.
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Gener Clagett. Sou
Ool
HH. J
Huns
Terran
Bor
Tindd
Tnha
Calond Clagert
Brooksfield
Reichstag Speaker Attacked by Mob
Reichstag Speaker Paul Larbe of the Reichs Flag was mobbed on arrival to address a Swein Democrat meeting on the government emergency tax decree. Nazis and Communists attacked his escort at the railway station. Larbe fled to a nearby house as police cleared the area.
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ABC
Germensy
Paul Lnebe
Speaber
Broel
Swein Democratm
Herr Larbe
Wthile
Wjreste
Sinton Rainbow Member Given Honor for Work
SINTON July 10 The Grand Drow of Colors for service has been awarded by the International Rainbow Resemble of McSleater Oklahoma to Sinton Rainbow as a tribute to Miss Larry Higby of Sinton Tur her outstanding service to Sinton Order of the Stainkow. The ceremony included conferring the Grand Crone of Col jewel by Miss Huthiel with several members named for the honor and loyalty to Sinton Order of the Rainlaw.
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Sinton
Versa
International Rainbow Resemble
McSleater
Oklahoma
Sinton Trainbow
Mise
Larry Higby
Sinton Order of the Stainkow
Col Jewel
Huthiel
Hainkow Assembly
Verke
Mra
Mamie Park
Wea
Tattera Star
Helle al- Berison
Ata
Enligr Reever
C.H. Parke
Enue
Order of the Rainlaw
Wary Yugoslavia Faces Moratorium Aftermath
In Yugoslavia on July 10 authorities weigh the moratorium with France and the United States. Politicians fear the sacrifice required is beyond the nation’s means as creditors demand repayment of large wartime loans. Officials warn that domestic and foreign lenders will press for priority while rebuilding efforts proceed.
Weathered notes hint at scattered winds and precipitations
Fragmented OCR text lists various place names and terms like winds, precipitations, and dates alongside numerous scattered proper nouns. The readable content suggests a weather or geographic roundup with no coherent event or outcome. Strong entities are unclear, and the fragmentary nature limits precise reporting.
Mexican Consul Sees State Aston Over Court Action
The Mexican consul reported Judge Green dismissed contempt of court charges against Adolfo Domingues after he pleaded to a lesser offense. Domingues had been jailed but released on habeas corpus after a dispute with the judge over Mexican workers in Chicago. Judge Cliven said the dismissal aimed to avoid harming U S Mexico relations and was done at the request of Chief Justice notice John J. Sonslehy.
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Adolfa Wullvieres
Thomas Treed
Washington
Enseell Baker
Domingues
Green
Chicago
Cliven
Mexico
Withcun
Audie Green
John J
Sonslehy
Thomas A. Green
Adolfo Dominguez
Jos
Mexico May Protest Over anti American Acts
Mexico considers filing an official protest with the United States over alleged anti American acts by American officials and courts. TheForeign Minister says Estrada is fully authorized to speak for Mexico amid strained relations and inquiries about warning Washington.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ington
Americas Courte
Varcuss Orlin Rubio
Oklahoma
Ortiz Rubio
Adalfy Dowingues
Chicago
Neideate
Reece Orvis Rubioni
Foreign Office For Arts
United States
Garliament
Julio Retrada
Orlis Rubio
U S Will Express Regrets to Mexico Over Chicago Sentence
The United States plans to express regrets to Mexico after Adolf Larhinguez, acting Mexican consul, was sentenced in Chicago for contempt. State officials said a formal note will be sent and a satisfactory explanation sought. Governor Fritherson noted the incident would be reviewed to avoid future diplomatic friction.
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Merico
Chicago
Adolfy Larhinguez
State Department
Guerine
Mlinein
Pha Areeat
Chicaga
Thomas Cereen
Chiaf
Rane Atehy
Willy Dundee Thoman
Dudge Fireen
Tate
Fritherson
Judge Withdraws Charges in High Profile Case
Judge Green expunged charges from the record after Eph Burke released Domingues on habeas corpus. The incident sparked international furor while Seeds Pearsall and Green Mactin of Pearsall spent Tuesday in Santa Antonia discussing real estate and investments.
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Eph Burke
Domingues
Pearsall
Man Visita
Green Mactin
Pearuall
Apent
Santa Antonia
Burl
Nab Fugitive on Trip Home
Nice France July 10 a fugitive from Deril's Augnaie Charles Trancurel faced a third term claim as he sought to visit his elderly mother. He was arrested yesterday at his mother's home and jailed. The record recalls prior sentences including penal servitude by a coast of French Guinea and multiple evasions since 1825 with time spent in South America and Brazil before plans to return home.
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France
Deril
Charles Trancurel
Rancurel
Bavennel
French Guinea
Paris
South America
Aecera
Brazil
Tom Elena
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