Delayed Search Expands For Amelia Earhart Mystery
Naval search for Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan carried on with 62 planes aboard UV 6 and 8, delayed until tomorrow. Officers said the pause allows more vessels to reach the area and safeguard the missing aviators as plans spread to cover about 200000 square miles near equatorial seas. Air units, from the battleship Colorado, were rerouted toward the Phoenix Islands and near Howland Island, while destroyers Lamson Deagle and Cusiting prepared to contact the search forces early today.
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Aluminum Strike War Ends at Rufl Company Plant
ALCOA workers return to their jobs after a nationwide strike that shut down the Rufl Company of America plant in Pennsylvania. The violence at the gates last Wednesday left one dead and 28 wounded as National Guardsmen restored order.
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Alcoa
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Rufl Company of America
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National Guardsmen
Pennsylvania
Man Packed in Ice After Heat Stroke
New York July 12 Daniel Long aged 60 suffered a severe heat stroke with the highest recorded temperature. He collapsed in the street and was found at Bellevair hospital after the heat wave. A peculiar scene involved attempts to cool him with ice packs and rapid medical response.
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New York
Daniel Long
Long
Yertardhy
Belleviar Hospital
Hobby Breen Weds Sally Breen in Hollywood
Hollywood July 12. Bobby Breen boy singer wed Sally Breen in a ceremony here yesterday. Breen, who handled film and radio affairs, resigned his post to marry Amiss Roth of Globe Arizona. The couple left for a honeymoon to Oakland Monte, California, after the ceremony.
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Calif Uly
Bobby
Breen
Sally Breen
Amiss Roth
Globe
Ariz
Killy Din
Don Lratlee
Onl
Monte
Jehnel
Heat Waves Fade as Storms Bring Relief Across Regions
Thunderstorms across the nation offered relief from a heat wave that left up to 337 dead. Forecasters warned more showers but hot humid weather would persist in the northern half and Southeast. Drownings and floods displaced hundreds in West Virginia as storms hit Illinois Nebraska Michigan and New England. New York led fatalities with 82 followed by New Jersey 44 and Connecticut 30 as deaths from the heat were tallied across many states.
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Associated Press
Atates
Chicago
Ilinois
Georgia
Wisconsin
Indiana
Washington
D.C
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Town
Nebraska
Michigan
Colorado
Wyoming
New England
Lake Michigan
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Twin plants bloom in Austin amid old garden debate
In Austin on July 13 a report notes twin plants that reportedly began blooming 25 years ago in a yard. Botanists argue the plants sow earlier, with recent observations upholding the claim that blooms precede showers by about ten years, reflecting long standing botanical theories.
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Austin
Lenis
W. Giles
Taxi drivers union seeks wage talks to settle overtime dispute
The owners and drivers push for a voluntary accord to resolve differences in pay and seniority. J M Tharris and Lonnie Beard propose settling without arbitration while weighing shifts, hours, and land pay. A committee meeting is planned Monday in An.
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J. M. Tharris
Lonnie Beard
Dyivem Tinian
Sunton
Tarts
Hettd
Geners Atready
Four Reserve Officers Headed to Training Camp
Four reserve officers stationed at Brooks Meld and nine air corps mechanics, Wind gane to Hensley, Neild, Alan Prattie, Monday to assist at a six week reserve officers training camp. George S. Revewny accompanied by two mechanics flew AT-4A planes to Hensley field. Liewis, L. E. Martin and C. K. Hreqrs and Reven mechanics drove to Hensley field.
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Hensley
Neild
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Thre
Theute
George S. Revewny
Stanley A. Zichalos
Hensley Field
Liewis
L. E. Martin
C. K
Reven
Hensley Fold
Weather summary snippets and city forecasts across multiple US locations
A scattered weather bulletin lists July conditions and rainfall notes for Abilene to Boston, with moon phase and time cues. It then shifts to a dense, city by city forecast table covering many states, noting cloudiness, rain chances, temperatures, and wind, plus general notes on forthcoming conditions and regional links.
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Kal
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NoMe Cina
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Clem
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Brownsville
Texas
Buffalo
Kcl
Charlenton
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicago
Re 74 Corp
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Tarns
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Cole
Citar
Citar FG AD Dea Maliea
Ghouls
Dotre City
Kaw
Vasa
Teena
Fort Simin
Ark
Galveston
Pexux
Helena
Mont
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Texna
Horan
Jacksonvillez
Kanans
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Ity
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Tran Mant
Fin
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Minn Rontgomers
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Calle
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aGhom
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W.Y
Oklahoma City
Leh
Onn
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Fog at North Folz Soviet North Pole Came
Wireless to Moscow reports a train event near the pole with unclear details. The fragment mentions distances and coordinates, noting a distant camp and Freeing term alongside unspecified names and figures.
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Soviet North Pole
Moscow
Vis
The
Dole
North Lotitude
Wide area shower report with heavy Texas rainfall
Weather summary shows showers across a broad area in Texas with Fort Stockton reporting the heaviest downpour at 2,774 inches. Other cities listed include Alpine 0.62 inches, Anita 1.84, Austin 2.2, Dallas 0.94, Port Arthur 0.56, Waco 0.4, and Weatherford 0.3 inches among numerous minor readings.
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Texas
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Alpine
Anita
Austin
Dallas
Bonetat
Livingston
Longvier
Port Arthur
San Psarcos
Shereman
Muleshort
Snydaz
Lctoria
Waco
Weatherford
Plane on Mercy Errand With Boy
The Beaconship tanker Beaconall was towed to the Marine Hospital in New Orleans after an incident at Port Arthur. Lt. James E. Doyle of Baltimore Maryland reportedly sustained injuries and was taken to hospital in critical condition.
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New Orleans
S. 12
CNS
James E. Doyle
Baltimore
Micashoy
Beaconall
Marine Hospital
Doyle
Port Ar Huy
Newspaper Closed by Editorial Strike in Decatur
The Decatur Herald-Review suspended both morning and evening editions for the second time today after four editorial department employees walked out on strike. Editor Edward Lindsay announced publication would be suspended indefinitely.
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Decatur, i
Decatur
Herald-Review
American Newspaper Guild
Edward Lindsay
Nixoderm claims cure for stubborn foot fungus
Advertises Nixoderm as a doctor’s remedy to overcome foot trouble including itching cracking peeling and blisters. Promises parasite and fungus elimination in seven minutes relief cooling skin in minutes and morning results with a 7 day test period and money back guarantee.
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