Lost girl Mary Cabell sought by four states authorities
Four states cooperate in a Mary Cabell missing person case. Police believe she may be using an assumed name and may have traveled from New York to Virginia. Investigators report she withdrew a $100 check, purchased clothing, and did not return to her home.
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York
Mary Cabil
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Harwell
Cal Rominant News
Virginiiq Zami
New York
Onder Ag
Meads
Captain Ayres
Jombie
Sean
James Branch Cabell
Cebell
Cabell
Melanie Fds
Cabell Mumseil Slesdts
Wesens
Enna
Leys
German Ex Envoy Hit by Motorcycle Event
An ex diplomat from Germany was involved in a motorcycle incident causing injuries. Reports indicate the event occurred amid tensions with foreign affairs and government officials commenting on safety and protocol. Details remain limited. no further names or dates are confirmed.
Woman Loses Gems In Tire By Taberful Service
A fragmentary report describes a woman losing life saving jewelry during a tire service incident. The text references a hotel, a city, and local advertising, but many phrases are garbled. The readable pieces indicate a tragic event involving jewelry and a disrupted sequence around a hotel setting.
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Marti
Abe
Ile Busning
Ellen 3 Buckland vlered Nurse Sat ad
An decayed ad-like fragment promotes sanitary pads and Kotex products. It touts light gowns and frocks, gauze substitutes, and cotton pads, claiming discreet use and reduced embarrassment. It urges purchase in stores, with a box price and pervasive wartime context.
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Kotex
Marriage of Miss Cludie Ligon to Edgar Huw Fatheree
A weekend social in Strome Heights featured a large party for Miss Cludie Ligon and Edgar Huw Fatheree with many guests from Baylor College and New York. Attendees included Mrs Tickard Trowell, Mrs Kies, and Mrs Lewe, as well as family and friends who traveled from San Antonio and Pleasantown. The couple’s wedding ceremony was set for Wednesday with a reception at the residence, and guest lists highlighted numerous local and regional figures.
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J. Omit
Sellad
Gage
Meru T. Laphsia
Inocheon
Nes J.T
MyNeel
W. Tr. Lup
E. B. Carvin
Tickard Trowell
Kies
Erived
Yin
Cheses Neiderr
Marcage
Cludie Ligon
Edgar Huw
Lorg
Travis
Pork Methodist
Curtis
Cosmeany
Sir Antonin
Mise Kinty Terds
Deyter J.C. Vardy
Baylor College
Ily Opera
Belly
Fechner
Piessantow
Sax Antonio
Mes
F. EL
Scobey
Lyue Elster
Teh
Lewe
New York
Win
DurEe
Howe
Terai
Opeyne
Cope
Ssapuil
Yaattics
Lillian “Faughan
Velma Menas
Fathleen Youre
Sinne
Weeley Spencer
Ton Audrewy
Paris
Laois
Patie
Sire Ligon
Isabiltian
Mallory
Liljian Rogers
Tie Armateur
Idlewiide
Mallori
Littenbach
Edith Aller
Lync Susith
Ruth Seadall
Norine Meckel
Talented S A Singer Miss Lucille Klaus Debut Notes
Miss Lucille Klaus praised by conductor Georgia Polacco in last week’s operatic tryouts. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Otte Klaus, she attends a congressional banquet at Plaza Hotel with Rabbi Phillips and others attending.
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Lucille Klaus
S. A
Georgia Polacco
Otte Klaus
Work to Preside at Pan Pac Meet This Week
An official will preside over the Pan Pacific meet early next week, focusing on visitation, recreation, reclamation, and related matters. The event aims to bring together officials to discuss interior and wartime recovery priorities.
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Pan-Pac
Nine violate golf ale law in South Carolina Sunday
On March 14 a Hebbath blue law enforcement led to the listing of nine men on a docked book by magistrates in Sumter and Camden for defying the governor’s order to keep shops closed. A tenth man, Charles Tt Viteapigne, faced charge of interfering with officials. Officials considered plans to curb gasoline sales to motorists while no arrests occurred at Surder and spectators watched. A restraining order was issued at Aiken amid incidents of harassment.
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Columbia
Volntion
South Cargliva
Blue Law
Sumter
Camden
Charles Tt. Viteapigne
Sanden
Itichaed
Vehilsak
South Carolina
Surder
Aiken
Nightmare Brings Man's Voice Back He Kills Himself
Fragmentary report details a man who regained his voice through nightmares then hanged himself. The text references wartime injuries, shell fire, paralyzed youth, and a long trauma that led to self-harm. Names and places are garbled in the OCR.
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Br Universal Seryin
Dry American students urged to study prohibition
In Washington on March the Inter Collegiate Prohibition Association and National Council urged defense of American students while condemning perceived foreign influence. A four year discussion on the full prohibition subject was proposed at Thiel to spur study and debate, with Barer Warner voicing concerns about foreign meddling.
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Washington
UPI
Barer
Warner
Ition
National & the Association
Thiel
Pin
Ux Endouk Council
Be Yourself Says Jeritza at Vienna Singer Visit
Opera figure Jeritza from Vienna praises natural conduct and warns against modern social temptations. Metropolitan Opera member Aime describes local Sew club’s stance against petite necking and gin swilling, urging balance between ambition and charm.
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Leoni
Devitza
Vienna
Aime
Teri
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Wien
Zeppelin Flight to Pole Slated
A Zeppelins planned flight seeks a polar route from Vighshafen toward the North Pole within days while a Tokyo leg is imagined for a future expedition. The incomplete data references are unclear but indicate strategic airship aims and international legs.
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Zeppelin
Pole
Spain
Pried- Vighshafen
North Pole
Tokio
Tingo Eckusi
Suffragist Weds Sol in Washington Wedding
Ale Resslie Jones, a leading suffragist, plans marriage to Chience C. Dillard-Nhy in Washington. The ceremony is noted as a singular union with a future lasting bond, with references to enduring memories and blossoms.
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New York
Ale Resslie Jones
Chience C. Dillambrroy
Washington
Presidential Yacht Costs Reported by White House Officials
A leaked briefing outlines annual expenses for the presidential yacht, stating it costs about 800 thousand dollars to operate. The document attributes the figure to White House officials and notes the presidency’s use of the vessel in various official duties.
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Wallington
Bievel
Dananss Athe
Ulin White House
Znaiay
Bennsioy Gaime
Rejzesaitiliye Byres
Psagwssee
Democrat
Mtuptiazer
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