Mexico City Visit Highlights Cultural Ties and Language Gap
A columnist recounts a Mexican trip visiting the government palace with Senor Armondary del Castillo and Diego Rivera murals. She notes U.S. access, Rivera’s powerful art, and the need for Americans to learn Spanish to strengthen relations, urging compulsory language study and mutual courtesy during travels and trade with Latin America.
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Avila Cama
Covernmental Palace
Madrid
Mexico
Diego Rivera
Republic
Michael Angelo Qualiy
Rivera
Eddie Nealis
Nealis
Los Angeles
Weather fragment recital foiled by garbled OCR
The unreadable input appears as a weather data garble with numbers and names mixed in a nonsensical line. It lacks coherent events, entities, or locations to form a valid summary or identify a subject.
Japan vacates Chinese province on own initiative
NEW YORK May 12 The Japanese news agency reports Japanese forces evacuated the Punggheng area in southeastern Hyped province on their own initiative. The region had been under Japanese control for two years and two months.
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New York
Domel
Ays
Sng
Punggheng
Wittie Tray
New Downpour Hits Southern California
A strong new downpour drenched Southern California on March 13, setting seasonal rainfall records. Los Angeles totaled 26.32 inches since July 1, 1940, with historic 1889 95 at 38.18 inches. The storm spread from Santa Barbara to the Imperial Valley, causing damage from toppled poles to blocked roads and a sighted body at Redondo Beach.
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Los Angeles
Imperial Valley
Peginsk & Telephone
Orange Grove
Ontario
Relph
Porilla
Greeley
Calo
Erttielty
Redondo Beach
San Fernando Valley
Reseda
Santa Barbara
Mojave Desert
Bakersfield Highway
Mojave
War memories from 25 years past unfold in 1916 notes
A 1916 recap recounts British and French troops in Mesopotamia and on the Tigris, Turkish forces involved, German units in Verdun firefight, and British claims of German detachments near Tavela. It also recalls a year earlier Finnish resistance praised by Roosevelt, plus a London shooting of an Indian administrator and Lt Toda gunmen.
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Manch
Roosevelt
India
London
Toda
Japs Fear China Malaya Expedition
Tokyo reports a Chinese expeditionary force of 1,000,000 planned for British Malaya. The Singapore dispatch cites Nichi Nichi claiming Chinese troops would be outfitted by Britain in Singapore and supplied with arms from the United States.
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Tokyo
British Malaya
Nichi Nichi
Singapore
United States
Three Fliers Missing as Bombers Crash in Westmoreland
In Morgton, N B on March 12 two Royal Canadian Air Force training bombers collided over Westmoreland county. Air force headquarters said three student fliers were missing though wreckage of at least one plane had been found and signed by a local official.
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N. B
Royal Canadian Air Force
Westmoreland County
Air Force Headquarters
Nerla
War Roundup: Bombers pound German cities in heavy raids
War roundup reports RAF bombers hitting Berlin Hamburg and Bremen in the heaviest raids yet with 16 killed and 37 wounded in Berlin. British say new planes may be U S built bombers. German claims 10 000 bombs on Liverpool in a “super Coventry” assault. Greeks report failed Italian offensive directed by Mussolini amid four days of bloody fighting with 10 000 Italian casualties and 2 000 dead as Greek drive is repulsed with heavy losses.
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Hamburg
Bremen
Germany
Liverpool
Muszolini
Water Disliked By Patrol Pilot Water Disliked By Patrol Pilot
Texan Pi-Gapt Brady O. Parker, 22, and Aircraftsman C. Bond of Chester West Virginia, navigated Bay of Fundy routes and a Calais snowdrift before abandoning a flight to Halifax. Their damaged Fairly Battle fighter-bomber lost power and crashed within a hundred yards of Mash Majesty’s traveler.
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Maine
Pi—Gapt
Brady O. Parker
North Atlantic
Canadian Air
Calais
Parker
Bond
Chester
W Va
Farker
Browns
Vile
Bord Will Reise
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Istanbul Bomb Victim Teresa Armstrong Dies
Teresa Armstrong, 23, stenographer for the British legation in Sofia, died in Istanbul after a suitcase bomb attempt aimed at George W. Rendel. Her death raises the toll to four. Arm strong suffered severe injuries in the Pera Palace explosion, with both legs amputated.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Teresa Armstrong
Sofia
George W. Rendel
Bulgaria
Italians Repulse Attacks at River Vlosa
Italian high command reports Fascist Koppa repulsed Greek assaults on both banks of the Vlosa River in Albania and inflicted heavy losses. The daily war bulletin also says Italian planes bombed an important enemy naval base in a new phase of the Albanian campaign.
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Koppa
Vlosa
Albania
Daily War Bulletin
Accident Ends Job in 30 Minutes
Portland report says Frank J. Stockman of Walla Walla Washington secured a Dew Jet but the machine lasted only 39 minutes. He reported for work with a crew setting power poles, crossed the highway to fetch his hind pall, and was struck by vehicles. He was expected to recover at a Walla Walla hospital.
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Portland
Ore
Frank J. Stockman
Walla Walla
Wesh
Stockman
Walla Walls, Hospital
Peanut Festival Date Placed for Pioreaville
The Pioreaville Peanut Festival dates are set for Friday, September 26, with plans announced in Pooresville. Local organizers confirm activities and schedules for the event across town with community involvement expected.
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Ploresville
Pioreaville
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