Tragic Shooting Ends Play Game In Elmendorf
Two Elmendorf boys playing a game Friday morning caused a fatal accident when a shotgun went off. Ed Bernhardt 14 died instantly, Eugene Ball 14 died later. Officials say the shooting was accidental and no action will be taken. The incident occurred as youths waited to ambush a wagon and neighbors observed a pile of watermelons nearby.
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Elmendorf
Gee
Bay
Eupevea
Hell
Frank Dell
Ed Bernhardt
Tom Cartir
Eberfend
Bernhardt Bor
Heimhardt
Eugene Ball
Sheriff's Office
Wing
Fate of Accused Slayer Debated in Arkansas Warder Trial
In Ashdown Arkansas July 18 a jury weighed whether the wife’s death resulted from injuries from a fall into a well or from being struck with a club and cast into the same well. George W De itinerant former was on trial as the accused slayer. Arguments were heard last night and the jury retired without reaching a verdict amid debate over the death penalty.
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Ashdown
Ark
George W. de
Formner
Vsluie
Mexican Inspectors Ease Checks on Nuevo Laredo Line
Mexican customs service will discontinue routine inspections on the trains between Nuevo Laredo and Sally to speed up the Intertions train service. President Orthe Rubia ordered todas.
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Menico Cily
Mrxican Custome
Nuevo Laredo
Sally
Orthe Rubia
Todas
Egypt accuses Britain over warships in Alexandria
In an official note from Alexandria, Prime Minister Tameil Sidky Path criticized Britain for meddling in Egypt’s affairs as two British warships anchored in the harbor. The statement denounces London’s actions amid heightened tensions from unrest.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Errpt
Prine
Tameil Sidky
London
Eprpt
Turfman's Widow Inherits $12,000 For Mare Care
New York July 19 1967 A widow named Mrs. Eliezhy W Ualway inherits twelve thousand dollars for the care of a chestnut horse stock used by her late husband. The bequest directs the horses not be tied for commercial purposes and grants ongoing guardianship of the turfman’s mares.
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Turfman
New York
Eliezhy
W. ‘Ualway
Government department spending under scrutiny in 1920s probe
President Loover directs heads of departments to conduct a strict inquiry into expenditures for the current fiscal year. Amid reports from Washington, the effort aims to reveal possible waste and tighten controls. In related local items, Bernard Thorpesson, 205, surrendered to police in Haven Conn after an earlier incident, while detective K Edith Wight guided investigations at her Mare home.
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Washington, D. C
Loover
X Haven
Conn
Bernard Thorupeon
K. Edith Wieht
Seugas
Mare
Inez
Morocco stars Menjou Cooper Dietrich in new film union
Public interest swirls around the Paramount and Metro-Goldwyn-Sayer arrangement for the film Morocco starring Adolph Menjou Gary Cooper and Greta Garbo or Dietrich as the German Carbo figure The article notes Holmes Herbert Ulrich Faust and Marion Nixon involvement and mentions Le Thanh Lowell directing and Jopel You Sternberg linked as a future collaboration The piece also discusses Jeannette Sherman and the ongoing gossip about star power and romantic pairings in Hollywood culture
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Louella
Parsons Ceoriebt
Univeral
Los Angeles
Merlece Mietrich
Gary Cooper
Adolphe Menjou
Morocco
Jopel
Sternberg
Mise Deitrich
Gary Coover
Alwase x
Weter
Paremount
Europe
Morneco
Paramount
Metro-Gollwin-Sayer
Sulex Furtman
Holmes Herbert
Ulrich Faapt
Mace
Sell Ince
Torn Ince
Jail Breaker Shot Wounded During Escape Attempt
A jailed inmate was seriously wounded when a breakout attempt failed at an imperial state prison farm. Four inmates were involved, with one among them captured and another dead. Lee Stems, manager of the prison, reported the incident and the wounded man identified as Kellly.
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Weta
Kuards
Pirial State
Kilend
Eerie
Hak
Liberty Sax
Lee
Crare
Kelle
Jones
Becarenn
Tanti Ek
Accidental Gunfire Wounds Two in Dallas Area
An accidental gunfire incident wounded two individuals near Elam Lake in Dallas County while fishing. Albert Turner, 16, and his nephew Tule Iv-ip were struck as Bunce and others were reportedly present. Police reported a misfire ending the event without fatalities.
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Dallas
Tule Iv—ip
Sirona
Albert Turner
Elam
Dallay County
Lotteries Under Ban in Portugal Reported by Lisbon
LISBON Portugal July 41 205 roulette and baccarat were banned under the national lottery authority Cchance scheme. The action blocks all games including the Tamtola lotteries and other gambling activities in Portugal. Local officials announced the new restrictions effective immediately.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Han
Bathers Face Move to Allow Solar Ray Solariums
Commissioner Arnold H Hege proposes enabling solariums at beaches to permit sun exposure for all sexes without hindrance. He argues solariums offer a safe alternative to direct beach exposure and would proceed despite opposition from some officials.
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Chica
U-Lahethers
Ffealib
Ian Misloner
Arnold H- Hege
Herel Senterday
Nation Swept By Heat Wave Across The States
A severe heat wave grips the nation with soaring temperatures and casualties. Michigan's upper peninsula reports record heat while Chicago, Springfield, and New York City see sunstroke, collapse, drownings, and illness as officials urge water contpage conservation and action.
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Maryland
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Marquette
San Francisco
Springfield
New York City
California Cools Off After Deadly Heat Wave
Southern California’s record heat cooled today after eight deaths in the Imperial valley area. A ten year old Amatilia Logeant died at Beauto camp in Joltyville, boosting valley fatalities to seven. Temperatures eased from 118 in Calexico to lower readings with cooler Pacific breezes and reduced humidity. A sunstroke death was reported in Montebello, Los Angeles County, the first in decades.
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California
Los Angeles
Amatilia Logeant
Beauto Camp
iUoltyville
Imperial Valley
Colorado River
Pacific
State Treasurer Hatcher Pursues Reelection Campaign
W Gregory Hatcher, state treasurer, plans a statewide campaign to extend his sixth term. He cites a precedent of placing department heads on the state railroad commission and notes a legal practice background in Jvallae. He records contributions of about 10,000 in each of three past campaigns and promotes a bandwagon campaign style.
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Sau Apn
W. Gregory Hatcher
Hatcher
Jvallae
Campaigos
Marshall Field Soloed After Eleven Hours of Flight
New York report details Marshall Field the aviator performing an eleven hour training flight ending in a first solo. He owns a biplane and an amphibian aircraft and reportedly plans a honeymoon tour of Europe with his present partner. Mrs Field, widow Pudley Coats, is divorcing Lt. Reno after months apart. A reported accident at Kelly Field was not confirmed with injuries.
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New York
Marsshall
Tion Fixing Condition Receipitive and Sanety Tyran
Fragmentary note detailing a condition fix and a receipitive process. Mentions Sanety Tyran and Glee Prey aeration. Lacks clear actions or outcomes but records a moderate wartime or technical tone with unclear phrases and a tainted quote fragment.
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Sanety Tyran
Bank Robbery Gang Hanged in Colorado Dual Execution
In Colo on July 19 Grathe J Abshier and Howard L Hosoton were executed on the gallows for the Four men killed during a First National Bank robbery in Lanier Sing. The incident linked to Jake Flen Ric, a fugitive sought nationwide for months after the robbery. Authorities and officials awaited the executions and noted the hangings followed the legal process as described by the penitentiary.
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Canon Oits
Colo
Grathe J. Abshier
Howard L. Hosoton
First National Book of Lanier
Sing
Jake Flen- Ric
Ibs
United States
Statpk Eagle
Gaibolicaith
Nogaton
Radio schedule and events at KTSA station listing
The KTSA station listing shows daily programming with a 1290 kHz frequency and 232.4 wave range. It outlines concerts, political talks, musical programs, Bible study, circuses, orchestra performances, and various hour slots from afternoon into night with times like 7:00 p m 6 00 p m 8 00 p m and 9 00 p m, plus mentions of the Paramount Publix and other acts.
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KTSA
Stadio
Placa
Crockel
Tonigut
Paramount Publix
Boe Gilles Hospice
Lusiea
Bible Students
Stray Ape Ousts Girls In Beaumont Incident
In Beaumont on July 10 a baboon broke its chain and escaped, frightening Anne Burke 16 and Moe McPherson 16 who were left with eight boys after a composition class. Steve Boudreny 24 was bitten on the arm as he tried to defend the group from the animal.
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Tree
Beaumont
Tuly
Anne Uurke
Moe McPherson
Aoman
Aleft
Steve Boudreny
Ania
Night of Dance and Music on Local Radio Airwaves
A fragmented schedule lists multiple radio stations and programs for Sunday night and Monday, featuring AVAAL orchestra at 7 00 p m KTSA bands and orchestras, WOAL and HTAP dance groups, Slerican program on WDA and 11 00 a m First Presbyterian church events. The listing also mentions KTAP breakfast and popular music blocks, plus religious and cultural segments across stations 1190, 1420, and 1370 with shifting times.
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Avaal
KTSA
Whnogls
Hat Brigade
David Mendoza
Drchraire
Woal
B.A. Ratfe
Daice
N.B
Htap
Nun “Pers
Woat
Htea
Troy Floyd
Orshes
WDA
Orchegir
Slerican
WOAI
Huotyelan
Orgen Veritul
Firet Presbyterian Ghirch
The
Friendly Hovr
National Sunday Forum
Catholic
Lrogeum
Oller
Bkora
Tadam Marsarel
Hilneydea
Miller Talk 10 GD On Arm Miller Talk 10 GD On AR
A chaotic OCR filled page mentions Lieutenant Governor Darry Miller and a Saturday night event with a roadcoat over a rolling station KYSA and a Paramount-MubliX orchestra under Daul Aah Gaul Ans tenor Tense Crawford organist. It also notes William Pong and a GE program broadcast at 7220 and a Tarvune reporter. The piece touches on local political noise and scattered radio chatter as Minnesotans listen with mixed reception.
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Dhe Auihoas
Darry Miller
Gularnatarial
Onniti
Yirinaries
Atéloo Jc
Rolin Statun Kysa
Dunce Tunen
Columbia Lorescasting
Paramount-Mublix
Daul Aah
Gaul Ans
Tense Crawford
Moursome
William ‘Pong
General Electric
Fiord GibLone
Walcher
Tarvune
Will
Mclentre
Fire Damages Home on Thirletaarth Street in Erttay Night
Flames at the home of Henry Shemnan on Thirletaarth Street caused 84000 in damage before Sirona arrived. An unclear account mentions The Jone WAR act was PAG.
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Henry Shemnan
Thirletaarth Street
Sirona
Lingle killer suspect captured in Chicago pursuit
Frank Foster, indicted for Alfred Lingle’s murder, was seized from a Santa Fe train in a Chicago yard and taken to the criminal court under heavy guard for examination. He admitted owning the revolver found near the victim’s body as investigators seek motive and connections.
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Chicago
Frank Foster
Alfred Lingle
Prihune
Vitarnia
Curtody
Feo
Santa Fe
Runinga
Han
Hught
Lingle
Foster
Nm Viran
Court Proceedings Involving County Court-At-Law 80
Fragmentary OCR depicts a court action with names such as Jade McCalines Burnel and references to Prine company, Wharton county, and University linked entities. The text shows case numbers, participants, and procedural notes with unclear specifics.
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ATLAW
Jade McCalines Burnel
Prine Company
Wharton County
Sarete Kabve
A. King
Wallace Ceusly
Edad University
Walt
Judemen
B. Appletah
Gammpany
Milam brothers seek three mayors’ road to power
Ambition drives the Milam brothers of Pasadena to pursue mayoral futures as they gather at Warrid St. Blinn's home. A. Blilan, a former U S marshal, has led the family toward public office, while Arthur Ana presides as mayor in Artis, and GC. L. Alilan governs Winslow.
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Pasamena
Calit
Boyy
Milam
Missouri
Sillam
Corrall
Warrid St. Blinn
A. AM. Blilan
United States Marchal
Pal Vulaule
Okla
Ambjhieon
Wieechesof
Monterey Park
Arthur Ana
Alertis
GC. L. Alilaen
Winslow
Rin
Chicago University Receives Multi-Million Donation
Chicago funding announcements report gifts totaling 1 245 000 with 1 000 001 from the general education board of the Rockefeller foundation. The University of Chicago is identified as the recipient and related talks and era period are noted.
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Chicago University Clailcagy
C—Gilia
Hockefeller Foundation
Era
University of Chicago
Jury Recommends Hanging for Slayer in Burkhart Case
Angeles dispatch reports William Burkhart a 22 year old bookkeeper convicted of murdering his wife Anne McKnight Burkhart an actress on March 23. A death penalty recommendation was issued by an eight man jury.
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Angeles
William Buckhart
Nu Letior Court
Anne MckKnight Burkihart
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William Tunney
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Tennia Court
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George Fitzmaurice
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Amone
Sue Carol
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Tongtsa Fairbanke
Charlie Carp
Nin
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Vermont
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Marshall Field
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