Insurance Men Told War to Lower Ratios
Colorado Springs June 6 11 The war may bring to a close a cycle of towering mortality ratios for American insurance companies Dr A E Johann of Des Moines Iowa medical arvestor of Bankers Life company spoke at the American Life convention He suggested the non medical plan of selling insurance without requiring physical examination may have to be broadened He said 26 000 000 men from 20 to 44 are the most desirable risk group and that ultimate strength of armed forces will eliminate from this age group productive of mortality only 20 per cent of their number but those most nearly perfect physically He warned civilian deaths from bombings will be small in the U S but housing conditions in overcrowded centers factories and more women in industry could raise mortality experience
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Colorado Springs
Dle
A. E. Johann
Des Mothers
Towa
Bankers Life Company
Johann
Army
Aye
United States
Crew Rescued After Three Days Adrift at Sea
Most of the crew of a torpedoed Alllor merchant ship were recuperating ashore after three days at sea. Two lifeboats separated from the vessel when torpedoed and shelled at night. A third lifeboat with the captain is unaccounted for. Canadian merchant ships rescued the survivors off the East Coast at dawn.
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Jenes
Thonlinnn
Litrhonts
Ara
Educators' Group To Admit Negroes
New York June voter action by educators group removes a clause restricting membership to white males. Dr George J Weols, chairman, announced that the organization will open its professional fraternity to members beyond white men as part of its drive to end social discrimination.
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New York
Pid Dalla Kappa
Yoilonrt Professional Educational Fraternity
Hus
Two Bicyclists Injured in Car Collision Near Depot
Two bicyclists, Fidal Sandoval aged 19 of 235 Grenet Street and Bantingo Grenero aged 26 of 2218 Chihuatla Street, were injured Saturday when a car struck them as they rode home from Normioyle depot. Both were transported to Revere Gren hospital by patrol ambulance. Officer Vasques, 27, of 1904 South Aan Mattos, reported the incident.
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Ane
Normioyle Depot
Fidal Sandoval
Grenet Street
Bantingo Grenero
Chihuatla Streoth
Revere Gren Hospital
Delver
Env
Pallee
Vasques
South Aan Mattos Alreel
Fifty Dollar Soldier Pay Debate Reaches Senate
A forecast of $50 monthly soldier pay prompts calls in Wisconsin to reject a $46 compromise and return to conference. Senator La Follette and Rep Rankin urge the House to resist the lower figure. Reporters note executive and labor council alike oppose any reduction, seeking a $50 monthly base amid a busy legislative session.
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Wamington
Army
Navy
LaFollette
Senate
House
Rankin D.missy
Nbor Council
Uber
Tre Counseit
Light Pays Tribute to Service Men on MacArthur Day
Special edition from the San Antonio Light honors service members from the city. The paper plans daily previews before the edition, highlighting officers in the army navy marine corps coast guard and air service. Several named service members from local families are identified with ranks and home addresses.
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Ban Antonio
San Antonio
Navy
Marine Corps
Théte Pictures
Sime
Oday
Jock Lewis Sheikels
Hird Pluss
John ‘Adel
Air Corps
Milo
Zella Adel
West Martin Street
Jamis
School
James LR. Drak
Sl Bandera
Battast Castile
Camp Hlusding
Fla
Manuel Castille
Lavaca Tient
Albert Bluwer
A. PF. Himer
Jamney Street
Alien Sailor Smuggling Diamonds In Beaumont Case
A Palestine seaman who jumped ship at Port Arthur was arrested by Beaumont customs officials after allegedly trying to smuggle about 10 000 worth of diamonds to Beaumont and Houston to sell to jewelers. He claimed the gems belonged to a war refugee friend in dire need. Jewelers offered to buy but did not report him, missing a potential government fee.
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Beaumont
Palestine
Porth Arthur
Hotstan
Beaumont Customs
Houston
A & Friend
Sugar rationing lingers as warehouses stockpile nationwide
WARMINGTON June 6 14 sugar supplies push into warehouses in parts while demand lags in the East and Midwest. Officials say stockpiles remain manageable though some areas report oversupply among food processors and large buyers. The government seeks to move sugar to transportation hubs as harvests begin and winter and spring grains arrive, with shipments directed to Minneapolis and other ports to alleviate scarcity.
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Warmington
Gome
Office of Price Administration
Midwest
Minneapolis
Mexican Soprano to Sing at Municipal Auditorium
Mexican soprano Mercedes Caraxi will perform at Municipal Auditorium Saturday at 3 30 p m in goodwill concerts for United States armed forces. The two month US tour aims to entertain enlisted men and strengthen friendship with the Mexican people. The program will include three parts with native Mexican songs and music in native costume, accompanied by WPA musicians.
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Mexico
Municipal Auditorium
United States
Armed ‘Forces
Miss Carazo
Randolph
Randolpheld Post
Fort Sam Houston
Caraga
WPA
Pri
U S Seaplane and Crew Landed Near Buenos Aires
La Nacion reports an Argentine merchant ship rescued a United States seaplane and its crew after a forced landing at Sta Pat, taken to an American port per a State Department request. Acting President Costin reportedly acceded to the request to ashore them at the nearest suitable port.
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U. S
Buenos Aires
la Nacion Reporter
New York
United States
Paterat
Sta
Banyo Costin
U. S. State Department
Ers
Vatins
Nazi Food Demands Worry France
Vichy minister of agriculture and food supplies said to take vigorous steps so France can meet German requisitions under the armistice. Paris Soir editorial notes France must cede a percentage of war reserves to German troops, amid occupation.
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Vichy
Max Boll- Nivious
France
Paris
Paris Soir
Armiston
Germany
Barrage Balloons Chased on Coast
Soldiers and police pursued a drifting barrage balloon near the coast after it broke from its station. One balloon was found hours after breaking loose dragging a cable across a high tension line and starting a fire. The second balloon wandered until it cut a power line, interrupting service.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Interns 1700 Aliens in Fluid Inquiry
Attorney General Francis Bid asked the Tennessee Bar to consider the internment of 1700 enemy aliens with bad records, stating “we are now over the hump” as he addressed concerns about sedition and alleged disloyal rhetoric and the press’s role in amplifying it. The remarks linked wartime fears with accusations of Jewish influence and Bolshevik agitation.
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Ghattangoga
Tenn
r—aAttorney
Francis Bidfile
Biddie
Tenessed Bar Association
New York City Suffers Widespread Power Outage
New Yorkers faced a blackout costing the city power for hours as 7.6 million residents felt the outage across Manhattan and outer boroughs. Mayor LaGuardia praised the result as beyond expectation while authorities noted extensive disruption across subways and streets with thousands of wardens and police aiding the response.
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Metros
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Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Governors’ Island
Blis Island
Becie’s Island
Girl Survives Ammonia Fumes At Water Street Drug Store
Mrs Catherine Pena age 19 of 114 Richie Street was overcome by ammonia fumes from a leaking refrigeration plant at a Water Street drug store. She was revived by city emergency responders. Miss Peng was taken to Baker B. Grea Hospital for treatment.
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Dnhp
Water Street
Cathering Pena
Richie
Youth Stabbed in Affray Treated at Local Hospital
Balvadore Chavarrie 18 of 609 North San Saba Street was treated Saturday at Robert BG. Green Hospital for a stabbing wound suffered during an affray on Say Saba and Manteroy streets. Police were investigating the incident and identifying witnesses.
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San Saba Street
Robert BG. Green Hospital
Il Say Saba
Manteroy Streets
Cadet Killed Near Blanca in Training Flight
Cadet Thomas J. Schmitt of Norwood Ohio died in the crash south of Blanca while serving as a selector at Camps Hulen and Wallace. He was a Xavier University graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Schult. A brother, Lt. Lawrence Seballé, is an air corps navigator.
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Norwoot
Ole
Kelly
Etna
Ims Bane Tating
Piane Thyrsdey
Aikat
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Blanca
Schwilt
W. Schult
Sal O
Xavier Wiverslty
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hulen
Wallace
Mini Gasio Trating
Ranedolph Field
Lient
Lawrence Seballé
Air Corps
Balse
Tolano
Fragmented Readable Text From A Historic Page
A garbled OCR snippet lists names and entities such as KTSA Los Charros Panam and Guy Lombardo with scattered phrases. The readable parts resemble a news, music, and platform mix with references to reporters and venues, but no coherent event or clear facts emerge.
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Cmling
Pawan
Panam
World Today
Waltz Pirae
Guy Lombarda
Guy Lombardo
Today Lobby
Hobby Lobby
Par
Dea Coehlu
Sons
Frasier Hust
Thorphell
Turgens Orch Dorgens Ore News
Golden Melodies and Dance Acts in Newscast Shuffle
A garbled OCR page lists a mixed lineup of musical acts and dances with names like Golden Melodies and Ny Hara Dance. Mentions Noah Webster and various vague stations hint at a local entertainment reel or variety show program. Some fragments reference newsreel style labor praise and a victory theme amid uncertain phrasing.
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Melotica
Noah Webster
Noeh Webster
Tustin
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Abies Trish Roxe
Unen
Sairis
Lahor
Tung
Pwlstors
Dance Parade Returns to Ju Mag Event Streets
A brief note announces the Ju Mag Dance Parade in Dane Dance Parad. The event showcases local performers and community groups in a colorful street procession through downtown, featuring music, dance, and neighborhood participation.
Unknown fragmented sports and news items mix
A fragmented OCR reading lists names and terms without coherent events. It mentions baseball, a baseball time, and several proper nouns like Tommy Dorsey and Sammy Watkins alongside garbled phrases and unclear references to news broadcasts and tools.
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FABO
Aweigh
Mutual
Tommy Dorsey
Meredith Wile
Terry Wala
Sammy Watkins
Sammy Watling
Shuck Foster
X 'Banok
Poste Bloc
Clasas
Thorman
Belmont Race Report Broadcast On KTSA
Ted Husing and Marcy Dolan cover the Belmont at Belmont Park with a 25 000 added purse over a one mile and four furlongs course. Professor John T. Broderick reviews books on Lewis and Clark and frontier exploring. Soprano Jessica Dregonette and Wiener Bil Perry star in a network program.
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Ted Husing
Marcy Dolan
Belmont Park
John T. Broderick
Culross Penttle
Nation
Aso
Nes
Okl
Jessica ‘Dregonette
Wiener Bil Perry
Solumbly Network
KTSA
Fragmented wartime note echoes calls for freedom
The text fragment shows cryptic phrases about freedom and speech, with garbled lines and fractured quotes. It references a newspaper, a factory, a post office, and a looming storm, all in a disjointed, partly historical wartime voice.
Star Spangled Rhythm and Hollywood Stars Entertain Era
Paramount plans Star Spangled Rhythm with Buddy DeSylva Geof Bim Mille and top names like Claudette Colbert Bob Hope Bing Crosby Vera ValeJoyce Lake and Dorothy Langour. Marie Dressler's daughter Marie Manton appears in new projects as Nora Bayes biopic rumors circulate and Sam Goldwyn eyes Joan of America with Teresa Wright and Gary Cooper.
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Lovelt
Molton Weture Zulime
Hollywood
Paramount
Manhattan
Charles Horry
Buddy de Sylva
Gomp
Claudette Colbert
Bob Hope
Bing Crosly
Alai' ‘Lindd
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God
Dard
Dorothy Langour
Victor Moore
Debby Hutton
Johnny Mercer
Mariend Dietrich
Marie
Max Reinhardt
Marty Manton
Fistress
Alice Brady
Piludio
Marlene
Proferso- Heinharidt
Radio Fetes Air Hero Exploits at Hewitt Texas
A radio program Sunday at 8 15 a m over WOAT dramatizes the exploits of a war hero who formerly managed Texas ranches and stock. Produced by the Eighth Corps area war bond office at Fort Sam Houston, it features local army personnel greeting, directing, and presenting the show for the Texas Quantity network.
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Hewitt WY
Texas
Eighth Corps Area War Bond Office
Fort Sam Houston
Thief Steals 70 Drumsticks in Odd Egg Theft
An odd theft report from Indiana Pa notes a thief purloined 70 drumsticks while a separate line claims Mrs William Boise of 447 Mile Street reported beat BF 35 chickens. In other brief news, Dr Leroy A King 55 president of Ignne Site Teachers College collapsed and died at the college last night.
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Boise
Mile Street
Indiana
Leroy A. King
Feachers College
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