Kell TURNS OUT AIG Glass
Eastern regular army officers one foreign officer one non commissioned officer and 76 lying cadets will graduate from Advanced Fisi Kelly field and will receive wings as airplane pilots next Saturday. Fifty eight of the lying cadets will be ordered to active duty as second lieutenants in the Air Corps reserve and the other 18 will be discharged after being awarded their reserve commissions. Regular army officers in the graduating class are: Lieutenants Edward H. White James E Briggs James E DeArmond Way O Dice Robert L Faston John F Egan Laurence Euler David P Laubach Richard P OKeefe John W Persons William L Ritchie William C Sams Jr Delias T Spires Fred O Tally Olle Wiemecke and Murray C Woodbury. FOREIGN OFFICER Gilet Henrique Santa-Naria of Colombia is the foreign officer. Staff Sergeant Maurice M Beach is the eleventh man in the class. He has been assigned to Fort Crockett. The cadets who will return to civil life after completing the one year course studying at the Air Well Training center will be Paul S Baker Fr D Blackeney Jr CK Dunbar HW Fairefield F W Freenborn Je H B Grow PW Hatch F X Kelly W W Kratz T Barwell O A Oakes O P Pierson Ri Miley JO Smart A H Toulmain Paul Waterman W R White A Wilzus and H R Popper. Cadets ordered to active duty and
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Fisi
Kelly Field
Air Corps Reserve
Edward H. White
James E. Briggs
James E. DeArmond
Way O. Dice
Robert L. Faston
Fort Crockett
Air Well Training Center
Paul 8. Baker
D. Blackeney Jr
C.K. Dunbar
H. W. Fairecild
F. W. Freenborn
H. B Grow
Pw, Hatch
F. X. Kelly
W. W. Kratz
T. Barwell
O. A. Oakes
O. P. Pierson
Miley JO. Smart
A. H. Toulmain
Paul Waterman
W. R. Whi B
A. Wilzus
H.R. Popper
City Moves to Oil Unpaved Streets for Faster Aging
City officials announce oiling of unpaved streets using 100 percent asphalt oil. Commissioner Paul Steiner says a sprinkler wagon is ready and many residents have requested oiling. Property owners must approve to cover rents per annual fee for the work to proceed. moisture and duration details are given, with cadet listings and field assignments appearing in the source text.
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Paul Steiner
Steffler
Loreiga
Jones Avenue Data Secured Debates Name Change
City records examined by Clerk James Simpson Street and Commissioner Paul E. Stet fler show the origin of Jones Avenue is unclear. They conclude it was not named for Gus Jones but for Enoch Jones the vintner, and it was previously Fock Quarry Road. Residents request a name change while relatives oppose. City council to decide Monday.
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Jones Avenue
Sir Mary's Street
Cuty
James Simpson
Paul E. Stetfler
Gus Jones
Enoch Jones
Fock Quarry
Ad Jones
Cadets and Classifieds Highlight Portfield Michigan Oklahoma
A readable fragment lists cadet names and locations from Selfridge field Michigan and Portfield Oklahoma alongside a note about investing a few hundred dollars in business. It mentions Classification 50 Light Classifieds offering many items today.
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Byrne
K.P. Doalitce
Smith
Taylor
C. D. Viet
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Brignall
J. ML Pincomb
Carlisle Je
Johnson
Jacobs
R. W Humphreys
Hixson
Hoa
Shrater
Honored by Army William Randolph after whom the
A brief clippings note honors William Randolph, naming him in connection with a military recognition. The fragment underscores a commendation by the Army and references the individual after whom he is named or commemorated. Further specifics are not present in the readable text.
Census Returns: Inland City Increases and Revisions
Readable fragments show revised census figures for Danvere Hae and Indiansbells Ind noting increases in population and percentages. Entries mention YOUNKTOWN Ohio Crevinedd and Tacoma with revised figures and large per cent changes, though text is garbled.
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Danvere
Hae
Gichmond
van Trevineai
Ind
Younktown
Ohio
Tacoma
Warn
Round Trip Fliers Take./ Things Easy
Brock and Kilwarit Seblee Detroit aviators arrived in Jacksonville after a coast to coast two way flight. They completed the round trip in 32 hours marking the fastest such journey across the United States.
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Jacksonville
Fin
William
Brock
Kilwarit
Seblee
Detroit
United States
Moon Motor Car Wins Election of Eight Directors
Chancelor J. C. Wolcott ruled that eight directors elected in April at a Moon Motor Car company block holders meeting in St. Louis were validly elected and entitled to hold office.
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Wilmington
Del
Chancillor J. C. Wolcott
Moon Motor Car Company
St. Louis
Hot for Paris at Palace Theater Sunday
Victor McTLayten leaves marine uniform duties for a news role as first mate in a windjammer setting in Raoul Walsh’s Fox feature Hot for Paris. The film follows Jobo Patrick Duke a sailor who wins a derby and then faces a chase with pursuers in a string of humorous incidents at sea and ashore.
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Victor McTlayten
Fox
Sydney
Acstralia
Marseilles
Farnce
Raoul Walsh
Walsh
Lagien
Jobo Patrick Duke
Japan
Findlaim
Ince Roger at Texas Friday at Teeway Theater
Roger Ince heads a Paramount program opening Friday at the Teeway Theater in Texas. The feature stars Kathryn Crawford Josephine Dunn Carole Lambart Georgia Smith and Virginia Bruce with a stylish musical reel. The Fox film lineup includes a glamour-girl parade and a dazzling vaudeville act by Kendall Copps with Helen Yorke and Virginia Dohingon.
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Charles
Pudds
Rogers
Paramount
Teway Theater
Kathryn Crawford
Josephine Thunn
Carile Lambant
Genera Sfitehell
Virgina Bruce
Lealers
Texas
Harles Sigegemeyer
Helen Yorke
Ja Dohingon
Kendall Copps
Be Yourself At State Friday Be Yourself At State
The State theater brings a new comedy bevy to audiences Sunday in Be Yourself. The show features Harry Green, Fanny Brice, and Rob ert Armstrong in a lively farce with a robust cast and a grand local orchestra providing dance numbers and a wartime-like revue energy.
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Harry Green
Fanny Brice
Robert Armstrong
Arreen
State Theater
New York
Irca
Lady of Lake Glasses Open at Our Lady of the Lake College
Our Lady of the Lake college announces its first summer session with a enrollment of 780 students from Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico California Pennsylvania Florida Mississippi Mexico and South America Seventy five sisters are taking the class courses Visiting educators include Annie Webb Blanton Lloyd Loring Olick Esther Cutter Rev L J Helser Francis McMahon Agnes Murphy and J O'Brien Also six lay professors and two religious teachers teach Father Emery of Milwaukee Fra nciscan order is giving painting classes Automobiles of various descriptions are listed in the Classified Column of The Light Classification 161.
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Our Lady of the Lake College
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
California
Pennsylvania
Florida
Mississippi
Mexico
South America
Lbe
Mise Annie Webb Blanton
Lloyd Loring Olick
Esther Cuyter
Senate Bishop Report on Cannon Refusal to Answer
Washington June 18 The Senate files a report from the Senate Lobby Committee on Bishop James Cannon Sr. showing he refused to answer questions about his anti Smith activities during his examination. The committee said it had no authority to compel inquiry into his political actions and declined contempt cites.
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Washington
Ita
James Cannon Sr
Senate
Caraway
Cartlns
United States
Blaine
Cannon
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