London Sees Jubilant Night After King's Silver Jubilee
Londoners slept late after a night of exuberant celebration for King George's twenty fifth anniversary. Crowds filled Piccadilly Regent Street and Oxford Street with revelry, bonfires lit Hyde Park, and the royal balcony appearance sparked cheers of Long live the King. A public broadcast from Buckingham Palace echoed gratitude to the empire while a rare display of a Swastika near the Union Jack sparked tension.
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Cleveland Fisher Plant to Reopen After Shutdown
Detroit May 7. The Cleveland Fisher plant, closed for over a week, will reopen on a staggered basis tomorrow GM officials said. The move affects about 8500 workers who had been idled by the Chevrolet strike in Toledo.
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Air races lure youth of Americas in San Antonio Light
Lawrence Shaw national director of the Junior Birdmen of America urges San Antonio Light wing members to prepare for upcoming air races at Lions Field Jane 2. Entries, forms and regulations are requested at Piramen headquarters. Events include air-balsa gliders, stick model, and cabin model contests. Winners receive the wing championship trophy and a chance to compete in the All American outdoor finals in Los Angeles. Medals and proficiency certificates awarded to top finishers.
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Matansuke colonists reach Alaska aboard GS army transport
Alaska May 7. Daunted by illness and a docking delay, 200 Minnesota farmers and families began a pioneering Alaska venture aboard the St Mihiel and North Star at Seward. Shipboard greetings greeted the party as six hospital beds and medical staff prepared for cases onboard and ashore.
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Peso Checks Authorized in Mexico to Ease Cash Shortage
Mexican government authorized the use of peso checks to relieve cash scarcity. The checks, issued by authorities across the republic, will circulate as new money to meet the demand, with the measure reflecting treasury preparations to stabilize circulation amid the shortage.
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U.S.W.V. Reservations Hotel and Lodging Schedule
The item notes reservations for hotel and lodging and mentions September dates with reference to G. W. Airman of the site housing. Details are fragmented but indicate planned accommodations and timing.
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U.S.W.V
Fesig
G. W. Airman
De Molay Honors Clarence Moseley as Representative De Molay
Clarence Moseley past master councillor of the San Antonio De Molay chapter has been named representative De Molay by the Grand Council in Kansas City. He shares this honor with other young men across the United States.
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United States
Government spends seventh billion in current fiscal year
Washington reports through May 4 expenditures total 8 02 958 245 the largest peace time outlay for a similar period. General expenditures reach 3 023 011 758 while emergency relief Rebel outlays total 2 979 346 488. Deficit stands at 3 270 972 840 versus last year.
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Strike Threatens Lumber Industry
The Panitie coast lumber industry faced a walkout today following a strike call by union leaders. About 12 060 loggers and millmen in Washington and Oregon stopped work, with 2000 loggers near Everest also idle. Virtually every mill city in western Washington and Oregon was affected.
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Soil Erosion Warns Of Looming National Crisis
CINCLENATI May 7 The United States, Morris J Cooke consulting engineer of Philadelphia, warned before the American Water Works association that the nation has less than 10 years of virile existence due to soil erosion and wilful destruction of the land. He cites past leadership roles and predicts a grim future if trends continue.
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Air Group Honors Sportsman Pilot Ceremony
Washington dignitaries honored a veteran pilot with more than five years of flight and extensive experience in good weather conditions. The event, held in D C, praised his skill and dedication as he flew daily sorties averaging two hours in the cockpit.
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Epic Group Seeks Los Angeles Control
A fragmented report shows an Epic Group pursuing control of operations in Los Angeles. The text references May timing and potential leadership shifts, with no clear details on entities or outcomes due to missing context.
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Denver Heights to Hear Speakers
Denver Heights plans an evening of talks Tuesday night in a local recreation building. Speakers include ALB, Borer head of economics, Westminariand CONeRE, AN Postmasue Dar Qui. Present Nan Beleanereye, Gull Gleguss from the postal department.
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Texas Oklahoma Oil Output Slashed
Oklahoma led national cuts in daily oil output last week with a drop of 34,663 barrels to 2,409,638. Oklahoma averaged 458,575 barrels daily, while Texas fell by 147,650 barrels to 1,045,831 as reported by the Oil and Gas Journal.
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United States
Oil and Gas Journal
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Parachutist broadcasts impressions to crowd in Moscow
A parachutist named Dokserkoff jumped from an airplane equipped with a radio transmitter. His airborne impressions were relayed to ground audiences via loudspeakers at the airfield as he descended, with a small broadcasting apparatus strapped to him for the event.
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Medina farmers seek sunshine after rains bring relief
Medina county farmers once threatened by drought now hopeful as weekend rains saturated fields in Union Township. A 1933 Chevrolet Master sedan is for sale at 303 dollars in the classifieds under Light, Classification 7%.
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Medina
Medina County
Georgetown Boy Is Accident Victim
The small son of Jonah Shell of Georgetown was struck by an automobile Friday afternoon while returning home from school. He remained in need of care but was reported recovering from injuries as investigators called the accident unavoidable.
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