Ashes of Slain Fliers in Court
In Shanghai the ashes of three executed Doolittle flyers and another airman who died in prison were shown in court before a war crimes commission. Boxes bore the names Lt Dean E Hallmarck, Lt William G Farrow, Set Harold A Spaiz with aliases J Smith H E B Gande B E Le Brister. Lt Robert J Medee of Lakewood Ohio died in Nanking prison after the executions. An informant testified Jap officers had supplied correct names after surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. le Brister
Robert J. Medee
Lakewood
Ohio
Nanking
O. Scott
Shanghai
Japan
Divorce Grants and Licenses Highlight a Patchwork Report
A dense OCR fragment lists multiple divorce decrees and licenses issued, naming parties such as Beasley, Peterson, Moore, Malone, Guzman, Cameron, Richardson, and King among others. It reads like a bureaucratic roll with case names, spouses or applicants, and scattered city or street references, reflecting a municipal records dump rather than a single narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santera
Cecil B. Veprat
Eltesbett
Beasley
Pattee Feterson
Aamie Jeffer
Thincille
Guzman
Georgia
Banke Ramier
Byangolina
Tahnson
John
Sanna Hh
Awa Cameron
Edward
Saan
Whitbeck
Claudia
Richardson
Lorine Mayvan
Cagenora
Merlinde
Aotia Fieve Kemmer
Dorothy Louise King
Meee W
Ant Jane We
N.oilinger
Annie Garo
Fost D. Samano
Guideieme
Busehe Wehard Koger
Lavenna Jean Carpen
Ted A
Jeveed
Lampwan
Joseph
N. Gordonar
Mary Lowen Niehuhr
Juan RB. Taran
Leayden Peni
Nolan R. Taylor
Bettye Sendack
Ser DB
Lawao
Bai Ve Arora A. Ford
Adoia
Mone 'i B. Eon
Baie X
Mii
I Winskientz
Millicent Sptvin
Bilzebeag Artal
Star Route
Emarnacian Orta
Arsenal
Vacant Room Ads Prompt Courteous Help
A weathered notice hints at vacancy ads and a call for courteous service. The fragment mentions light, rent notices, and a dimly legible phone dial instruction for prospective tenants seeking a room.
Varied Loot Stolen In Night Burglary Spree
Police report a night of thefts across several locations. At 240 Steves Avenue burglars entered through an unlocked door and grabbed a $50 silver set, a $50 radio, and $25 cash. A pistol and $10 were taken from J. K. Scu-Man’s Lone Star Ter. 2146 East Houston Street. From 228 East Martin Street two watches a compact and a wallet were stolen totaling $52. Mrs. Aim W. Gist reported loss of a purse containing papers and money. A purse with $1.50 and keys was taken from Miss Dann Jamison at 103 East Park Avenue while shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Castle
Steves Ave- Nur
Lone Star Ter
East Houston Street
J. K. Scu- Man
Sx. A. A
East Martin Ratreet
Aim W. Gist
Moore Building
Dann Jamison
East Park Avenue
Houston Street
L. R. Shephard
Rigs
Avenue
Heath Building
Trinity Lutheran Ladies to Run Snack Bar This Saturday
The ladies of Trinity Lutheran Church will operate the snack bar at the Lutheran Servicr Center at KO East Travis this Saturday. Funds support church activities and servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Servicr Center
East Travis
English Commentators See Easing of World Tension
London observers reacted to Stalin's Associated Press interview to note potential easing of global strains. Danish Foreign Minister Rasmussen welcomed the hints of détente, while Churchill offered no comment from the Queen Mary. The Daily Herald called the interview calming and said Stalin seemed confident in Russia's ability to back up its pact and reduce tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Generalissima Stalin
Associated Press
Gustav Rasmussen
Denmark
Foreign Vannister
Churchill
Winston Churchill
England
Iran
Yorkshire Fest
Stalin
Russia
Inter- Russia
United Nations
Persia
Moscow
Addy Gilmore
APL
London Daily Herald
U S Dubious Over Stalin s Claims
The United States press on Saturday questioned Stalin s confidence in the United Nations with editorials from The New York Times and Miami Herald suggesting mixed signals about the Soviet leader s stance. While endorsing the UN, some outlets warned that actions must align with rhetoric to ease tensions. A crash near San Angelo claimed rancher Ben L Wheat and Lt Horace B Roberts.
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Prev Generalissima
Stalin
United Nations
United States
New York Times
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Moscow
United Nations Organization
Ayade
Iran
UNO H
New York Herald Tribune
Providence
R. I. Journal
Jolin
Siglin
Soviet Union
Miami Herald
Red Army
Tran
Manohtrin
Los Angeles Times
San Angelo
Sonora
Ben L. Wheat
Sutton County
Horace B. Roberts
Lowry
Field
Calo
Smith pledges effort to boost US Russia ties in new post
Smith, Eisenhower era envoy and former chief of state liaison with Russian officers, said he will strive to deepen understanding between the United States and Russia. He wants the United Nations to succeed as pledged, confirming the goal in his oath speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Eisenhower
Yaterday
United States
Russia
United Nations Organization
Latter Day Saints Social Hour Planned at Bailey Avenue
The Latter Day Saints at 455 Bailey Avenue announce a regular social hour this Saturday evening in the Recreation Hall. The Priesthood meeting at 7:20 p m will discuss The Gospel To the Ages with a focus on religious study and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren
Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Bailey Avenue
Recreation Hall
Rainey resignation ends tenure as University of Texas head
Rainey’s tenure as UT president ended when the University of Texas Board of Regents accepted his resignation in an executive session. He remains a professor of educational administration without pay or duties. The regents also approved faculty appointments to meet record enrollment of 12,282 students, adding 42 part time and 31 full time instructors across sciences, engineering, and business administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axoné
Rainey
Menton
Baering Down On the News
Connecticut farmer warns of foreign cattle and open season on pure white cows amid a chaotic scene. The Bronx UNI vote and Greenwich election ripple through Bridgeport, with headlines mocking the UNO and Greenwich seceding from the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur “Bugs
Baer
I. N
Connecticut
Hindeos
Bridgeport
Greenwich
Bridgeport Herald
Market Prices and Commodities Listing
A dense, fragmented OCR of a market price sheet shows listings for fruits vegetables and staples. Items include Gumus ecalate and artichokes with per crate or per unit prices such as 42.40 per dozen for some produce, 30 per crate for artichokes, 4.60 per crate for Caligorale Terraces, 44 per crate for Colery, and 93.15 per bushel for peppers. Multiple items like yams, spinach, Lima beans, onions, potatoes, poultry, and other produce are priced with varied units. The text is heavily garbled and interspersed with misread spellings and stray characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colery
Renee
Beebel Caeet
Parta
Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould
Analyzes heredity and maternal health impact on a child’s development while noting limits on a father’s age. Explores ambition and love in personal fulfillment, then defines psychoneurosis as a disturbance of feelings not altering intelligence, and urges timely psychiatric treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Fens
Cattle market mixed as weekly bids show uneven gains
Feeder stockers and cows remain firm to higher with most calves steady. Beef cuts and slaughter demand show volatility as packers pull back, while sheep and goats post varied results. Prices quoted across cattle and lamb categories include medium and common grades, with notable strength in certain feeder groups and weakness in others. Market activity centers on Friday week comparisons and receipts.
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Antonio
Trong
Gamba
Fay
Amet
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Lagkey’s Pet Shop
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First Baptist Church
Fourth and
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Perry F. Webb
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Sromdoant
Youth For Christ
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Sonwieader
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