Outlook for Murder Killer Gets Cellmate in Cage
Baldy the killer eagle, sentenced to confinement, shares an aviary with the larger golden eagle Don Oro. Don Oro ignores Baldy as the two birds observe the blue sky from San Antonio. Baldy attacks Don Oro’s feathers while keeper Fred Stark believes Baldy will improve with time.
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Baldy
Fred W. Stark
Brawater County
San Antonio
Larkin Smith
Hia
Libiil
Zatls
Fred Stark
Oro
Soldier Objects to Yoo Hoo Incident and Sister
Avery Allen Hughes of 344 West Mayfield Boulevard now at Fort Leonard Wood writes letter responding to Fort Lear disciplinary orders over soldiers whistling at girls on a Memphis golf course. He asserts troops should not engage in such behavior and questions newspapers printing such material.
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Avery Allen Hughes
West Mayfield Boulevard
Fort Leonard Wood
Ben Lear
Memphis
Fallawa
Missouri
San, Antonio
Dilly 14
General Lear
Glia
Chinese Reds Start Battle Near Chungking
Shanghai dispatch reports renewed clashes as Communist forces in northern China engage Chungking government troops. The government accuses the Eighth Route and Fourth Armies of attacking non Communist units from Shansi and Shantung. Messages say Red Commander Chu Ten was ordered to retreat but no response received.
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Shanghat
Chungking
Eighth Route
Fourth Army
Ching
Chingking
Shans
Shantung
Vamel
Cen
Chu Ten
Tom Saunders Wins Carving Prize at Brackentiats Park
Tom Saunders awarded first prize in a woodcarving contest at Millrace Woodcarving in Brackentiats Park. Saunders will receive 12 tree lessons in a woodcarving scholarship. Myss Rhy Dugosh chaired the judges, Mens Wells directed the studio.
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Tom Lauruters
Princess Pass
Brackentiats Park
Saunders
Alven
Myss Rhy Dugosh
Mens Wells
FDR Names 45 as Defense Aides
President Roosevelt today named 45 prominent civilians to assist in the defense program as part of the Volunteer Participation committees. The group will operate in the office of Civilian Defense under Fiorello La Guardia, with members from nine army corps areas including Homer P. Retney, Jamon Paton, John W. Herbert, Mrs. Thomas Gwen, and A. S. McBride among others.
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Washington
ENS
Roosevelt
John Boettiger
Seattle
Wash
la Guardia
New York
Eighth Corps
Homer P. Retney
University of Texas
Jamon Paton
Nat Honnt Farmers Union
Denver
John W. Herbert
Fort Worth
Thomas Gwen
Oklahoma City
A. 5. McBride
Hourton
Test Crash Kills Italian Aviator
Rome mourns Lieut. Cpt. Attaya Ferrarin, a prominent Italian aviator, killed in an experimental plane crash during a fast flight. Ferrarin, 46, rose to fame in 1920 by flying from Rome to Tokyo and in 1928 completed a nonstop Rome to Berlin flight. He was a star at an Italian aviation school for years.
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Rome
INS
Italy
Attaya Ferrarin
Perrarin
Atngen
Tokyo
Brn
Paroled Attacker Walks Free After Five-Year Detention
Tulsa case details Bert Swift's 1996 murder trial sentencing of Pat Ridenguier for the 1990 death. Governor Berry grants clemency citing good prison conduct, enabling Ridenguier to leave Oklahoma State Penitentiary after five years. Swift, once victim, favors parole and says he will oversee Ridenguier's reentry. The judge Hadley notes clemency recommendation tied to a cooperative record and community safety assurances.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bert Swift
Tulsa Oil Company
Pat Ridg@oler
Ridenoudy
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Aloster
Pat Riderouer
Bert Grille
Ridenouer
Swift
Harry Hailey
Ridenoust
Tio
Funds denied to Georgia U
The General Education Board has withdrawn its grants to the University of Georgia system, following the ouster of five educators after attacks by Governor Eugene Talmadge over alleged non-traditional racial beliefs. A board letter said it could not continue relations with the university and did not need to explain its grounds.
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Athens
INS
General Education Board
St. John’ D. Rockefeller
Suport
University System of Georgia
Harmon W. Caldwell
University of Georgia
Govermor Eugenes
Talmadge
Caldwell
Australians Ask Tankers to Carry Gracilis to Australia
Melbourne July 19. C K Gamble managing director Vacuum Oil Australia is flying to the United States to secure a number of American oil tankers to transport gracilis to Australia. Prime Minister Menzies ordered R G Casey in Washington to cooperate fully with Gamble in obtaining the ships.
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Melbourne
C.K. Gamble
Vacuum Oil Company
Australia
Pacific
Gamble
Miniter Menzies Hog
Washington
R. G. Casey
Corpus Library Convention Set in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi hosts the Texas Library Association convention dates July 15 16 17 and 18. Second vice president Helen T Costin announced Corpus Christ was awarded the event at Galveston recently. A convention committee is set to finalize dates this week.
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Corpus Christi
Texas Library Association
Misa Helen T. Costin
State Association
le Retatta
Baturdiy
Corpus Christ
Galveston
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Finland
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Jgents
Goorzen
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San Antonio General
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Errata
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Ormsby Chevrolet CO
Smith-Young Tower
Smith Motor Sales CO
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Sie
Milam Chevrolet CO
WN. Flores
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