Republic pays debt amid Caribbean finance debate
New York July 17 The Lay Malean Republic has sent 600 to service its debt this year signaling good faith amid criticism. Observers note Cuba under a dictator has slowed payments while Germany and the United States grapple with gold standards and economic recovery. Roosevelt aims to restore stability and curb speculation as the U.S. eyes a self-sufficient future.
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Merryle Stanley Tukeyser
Dehl
Tray
Urtyerant Sedy, Inc
York
Tony
Europe
Rafeel L. Trawho
Caribbean
Cuba
Zauilime
Germany
Joollg
United States
Silviftrom
Stock Exchange
Sah Ly
Astic
Roosevelt
Keonard Po
Cleveland
School Faculty Chosen at Natalia District
July 14 report lists Janie Tomblin of Devine elected as principal with a Natalia school faculty roster for the coming year. Names include superintendent Tus Mhanisen, Mrs Herman Con ao duile, Toulin, Mrs Mae i, Miss Madang Bywaters and PHI M. sloop among others.
Canning and Cotton Moving Reported in Local Notes
In a fragmented update from July 14, Mrs Ka and Rev Chariton report on successful canning of 288 beet and vegetables. The note mentions plans to begin canning fruit immediately and records movement of cotton with new weights at a local facility, reflecting small town industry activity and communal projects.
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TH. Pf
Chariton
She Runs Over with Friend Waits for Son’s Safe Return
A fragment describes a woman rushing over with a worried companion awaiting her son returning from a fishing trip aboard a vessel. The terse note mentions Barney Goodle in connection with the event.
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Jo Sir
Emer
BRITON LEADS IN ELECTRONIC SCOREBOARD BRITISH CULBERTSON BRITISH BRIDGE
London July 16 British bridge pioneer Culbertson exhibits a new electronic scoreboard tracking four players as he leads the United States team in a two room duplicate match. Spectators fill a department store showroom while Mrs Culbertson, one woman among seven men, draws attention for her presence and skill.
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London
H—Ely Galbertson
Electrc
Bariff
United States
Charles M. Stroyib
Gulbertson
Twervbody
Culbertson
Actor on Picture Set Dies of Heat in Athena
In Athena Oregon a 64 year old actor GL Mill Mort of Pennington collapsed while working on a movie set. The incident occurred yesterday in a winter scene near the park. Authorities said heat, garb, and temporary conditions contributed to the death.
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Athena
Mill- Mort
Peinlicton
Local Club Events Schedule This Week
Numerous groups plan Tuesday gatherings at various venues including Knights of Columbus hall and Highland Park Recreation Building. The St Monica Guild hosts a picnic at San Pedro Park Wednesday. Committees, prizes, and hostesses listed for Palis Heights Recreation Club and related social activities.
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Catholic Daightor of America
Boclark
Knights of Columbus Hall
St. Monica
Palit Heights Recreation Club
WRU al
Suitor Kills Woman Then Ends Own Life in Pontiac
A 32 year old man, Charles King, killed his wife in her home after a jealousy dispute and also killed his daughter. He then shot himself, dying in an upstairs room as police closed in. The mother died from gunshot wounds and the child suffered a skull fracture. The incident occurred at their residence and King was found with multiple wounds after the gunfire.
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Pontiac
Ligay Dewull
Dew
Rose Gaylock
Charles King
Ny Hwtice
Grylock
Gunkhul
King
Fama
Alta
Gaylink
Gonzales Plant Opens After Ten-Year Shutdown
Gonzales reports the Sie fet Brick And company resumed operations yesterday morning after a shutdown of about ten years. A crew of 20 men were put to work as production restarted at the facility.
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Gonzales
Sie Fet
Lis Nily
Man Burned Removing Radiator Cap During Steam in Marin Alley
A man sustained burns when he removed a radiator cap and steam touched him. The incident occurred at a residence in Marin Alley. He received treatment and is reported in stable condition.
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Hla
Marin Alley
Wna
Ander
Fresavers Airtia al Reher
B. Green Koeniial
Tiesiay
Olympic Receipts and Residue From 1938 Games
The 1938 Olympic report shows total grass receipts of GL483,095 with admissions at 1,247,580 for the July to August run. Net revenue distribution to city and county of Los Angeles was promised but not yet paid, estimated around $50,000. The opening ceremony drew a large crowd at the memorial palace, with various athletics events listed amid the era’s notes.
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Los Angeles
Sverige
Gamathter
Linx Angeles
Sporia
Nabholtz-Nowlin Win in Dallas Amateur Event
Larry Nabholtz of Lakewood Country Club and Louis Nowlin won the weekly amateur golf sweep with a 16 20 tally. Joan Amateur and Ciihany Foss placed second and Morland followed. The event was held in Dallas on July 18.
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Dallas
Larry Natholtz
Lakewood Country Club Professions
Louis Nowlin
Joan
Gaifors' Association
Ciihany Foss
Morland
Nha
Dodgers Losses Put Carey on the Hot Seat
Brooklyn slumped in a double defeat to Pittsburgh as Max Carey faced uncertain status. Hornsby named as possible Dodgers successor while Dodgers’ pitching faltered in the 14-2 and 6-0 games. Lindstrom boosted to .297, Pirates moved four games behind the Cubs and four ahead of the Dodgers in the standings.
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Hornsby
Singer
Mid- Reis
Laws
Caramats
Carey
Brooklys
Dodgers
Meximilan
Dodge
Traynor Si
Lindstom
Pir
Freddy
Pittsburgh
Lindstrom
Pirates
Pondeplacr Cubs
Jones Masters Lodge at Brady in Early Fraternal Texas
Fragmented OCR notes record Jones installed as worshipful master of a Brady lodge with officers listed, plus scattered names, roles, and local trades. The fragmentary text names several members, crafts, and bakers, with partial score-like lines and misread titles.
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Jones
Brady Brany
Tred L. Leaventworth
Amer
Lure of Open Road Pushes Rubber Prices Higher
New York July 8 motorism revival spurs demand for crude rubber lifting prices to over three times earlier quotes. Analysts cite auto growth and expected output cuts by Dutch and British producers, plus a weaker dollar, as main drivers. Domestic use climbs while stocks decline. US May consumption hits 44,580 tons amid broader export shifts and persistent auto industry reliance on rubber.
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New York
Suilistits
America
Lubes
Wade
United States
Cor
Major Boxes National League baseball game report
Fragmented read on a major league game with Comorosky and Waner starring lines. Mentions multiple players such as Lindstrom Traynor Vaughan and Piel to Sulu Travanti Pietto. Scoring and pitching notes appear garbled with references to innings and pitchers Shaate Weinert and Thue. The piece reads as a damaged scorecard style description with sparse readable names and actions.
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Comorosky Tj
Grave
Lindstrom
Do Waner
Leslie
Swift
Lindstroim
P Waner
Leolen Nase
Traynor
Snevitices
Vaneie Au
Loupe Wuss
Yourhan Ty
Taplaw Pitener
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Thimble Theater
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Publis
Highland Park
Willy
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Lockwood Park
Recrean Club
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Nabholtz-Nowlin
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