Chinese Cities Bombed by Japanese Airmen in Rebound Drive
Chinese dispatches report four northern cities including Lysochow Swanchow and the area between Tientsin and the coast bombed by Japanese airmen. Attacks hit Changli Funing and Lulong as part of a broader offensive. A clash between Chinese cavalry and Japanese forces near An is also noted.
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Tientsin
Mar
North Chips
Lysochow
Swanchow
Betaeen Tientsin
Eir
Changl
Funing
Lulong
Japanem
Transport Avords. Henderson sails from Chinwangtao amid hostilities
BEARGHAI May 3 The TH and navy transport Henderson sailed to Tengku carrying supplies and replacements for the marine guard at the United States legation in Ping after abandoning Chinwangtao due to renewed Sino Japanese hostilities. Tod Diane personal crisis reports. Tokio May 9 Fifty five girls and young men have died by their own action since February 1 at Mount Mihara on Oshima island, 50 miles southwest of Tokyo. The Osaka police have asked the home office for reinforcements.
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Bearghai
TH & Navy
Henderson
Tengku
Tigatein
Chinwangtao
Marine Guard
United States Legation
Tod Diane
Tokio
Mount Mihara
Oshima Island
Oshima
Home Office
Judge Stevens Ready to Settle Election Rows
Judge Stevens of the seventy third District court prepared to settle election disputes arising on election day. Attorneys for factions were present to confer in court as plans used in 1931 to appoint an arbiter were revived after several formal complaints surfaced at polling places.
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Stevens
Prederice Stevens
Seventy-Third District Court
Sier~ene
Ruth Elder to Wed MGM Art Director in Yuma
Ruth Elder the aviatrix and screen actress was to wed Arnold J. Gillespie assistant art director at Metro Goldwyn Mayer in Yuma Arizona. The couple flew from Bakersfield to Yuma in Elder’s airplane but were forced down overnight at Indio California during the trip.
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Santa Monica Call
Olovee Field
Ruth Elder
Aviatoix
Yume
Ariz
Arnold J. Grlesple
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Milas Fider
Gillespie
Bakersfield
Yuma
Indio
Calif
Atlantic Crossing Surprises With 2149 Mile Flight
PERNAMBUCO Brazil May 8 Captain Stantislaus Harynske a Pole was en route to Rio de Janeiro after an unheralded 2149 mile flight across the South Atlantic from Senegal. He completed the hop yesterday in 17 hours and 50 minutes.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Stantislaus Harynske
Rio de Janeiro
South Atlantic
Senegal
Fragmented Ad Copy and Nonsensical Promises From a Catalog Page
A garbled OCR page offers a jumble of promotional phrases about knowledge, vision services, and various brands. It mentions optometrist services, coupons, and shopping locations such as San Antonio. The text is incoherent, with many misspellings and unreadable sections.
Reach Alcor on Power Bill In Conference
Washington May 3 May 17 Senator Norris Republican Nebraska and Chairman Mignaln of the house military affairs committee said after a conference with President Roosevelt they had a complete understanding of the Tennessee Valley Authority measure including development of Muscle Shoals. Norris said the measure would go to conference but passage was expected within a few days. Norris and McSwain conferred with Roosevelt for more than an hour and emerged smiling. McSwain said there had never been any disagreement in principle between himself and the veteran Nebraska senator.
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Washington, D.C
Norris Republicaa
Nebraska
Mignaln
House Military Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Renatd Norrs
Republican
Norris
McSwain
Himsell
Dollar Gains as Foreign Trade Strengthens
The dollar firmed on foreign exchange amid continental purchases after President Roosevelt’s currency remarks. London opened at 2.94 pounds and rose as francs were sold to cover positions, lifting the dollar 7 cents from the prior close. Paris closed at 22.09 francs, up 0.49 centimes, amid heavy commercial demand and shorts covering.
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London
Bay
Roosevelt
America
Paris
Ameriesi
Seseterday
Shorts
Chinese Society Admits Slaying Agent in Peiping Hotel
The Society for the Extermination of Renegades in Peiping claims responsibility for the assassination of an alleged Japanese agent and Manchurian war ally in a hotel line. The group says the killings were in the interests of national safety and issued a formal statement.
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Peifing
China
Linre
Wisconsin beer taxes top two million dollars
Milwaukee with the internal revenue service reports Wisconsin federal beer taxes surpass two million dollars. Forty breweries hold federal permits in Wisconsin as the figure reflects steady production and compliance across the state.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Om—A. IE. Wickinean
Weather record summary with dates and measurements
The OCR text reports daily weather data including temperatures, precipitation totals for a four hour period, and moonrise and moonset times. It references January data, normals for Tuesday, and totals such as 0.40 inches of precipitation with indicants of deficits and monthly figures.
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Indigines
Honolulu Police Seek Two Attackers in Beating
Honolulu police hunt two attackers after a brutal assault on two women. Oni White, 40, and a Korean woman suffered severe injuries in a street beating that sent one victim fleeing toward a park while bystanders attempted to help. A male suspect fled the area, and officers widened the search as they investigated the incident.
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Nonolulu
Toh
Oni White
Ake
Run Rompariion
Trade exports rise for agricultural imports in March
Washington March exports of agricultural implements from the United States increased sharply with March value near 1.255 million dollars, a 6 percent rise from February and within 3 percent of March last year. Exports exceeded all months since August 1931 except last year’s March.
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Washington, D. C
Shipping law feared will harm U.S. shipping
Washington May 9. Rep Bland of Virginia told the House Immigration Committee that stringent deportation laws for alien seamen could provoke retaliation against American shipping. He testified on the Dies bill to require immigration officers to verify that foreign seamen aboard foreign flag vessels are bonafide and to deport those who are not. He warned that harsh laws abroad might be enacted by other nations, creating discrimination against American vessels.
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Washington, D. C
Winceat
House
Immigratio Committee
Bland
Nemocrat
Virginia
Ubber
Southern states legalize 32 percent beer on tap
In May, five southern states moved to legalize 32 percent beer amid earlier dry conditions. Florida, Tennessee, Louisiana, North Carolina, and South Georgia joined other states as officials prepared ordinances and localities weighed steps toward statewide legalization. The article notes Georgia and nearby regions considering rules as the broader congressional action influences local laws.
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Atlanta
Mississippi
Florida
Tennessee
Louthiana
North Carolina
South
Kentucky
Alma
Savannah
Georgia
Augusta
Oil Firms Strike Looms in Oklahoma City Field
Oklahoma City May 8 26 oil companies operating 216 wells started a cost of production strike today. Representatives agreed to halt selling crude at 24 cents a barrel and urged Governor Murray and the state corporation commission to take steps to lift the industry from the low price.
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Oklahoma City
Companives
William HR. Murray
State Corporation Commission
Banking Reform Effort Pushed By Senator Glass
Senator Glass of Virginia announced after a conference with President Roosevelt that the banking committee would push ahead with banking reform legislation. The author of the pending measure spoke to reporters after leaving a meeting of the banking subcommittee to confer with the President.
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Washington, D. C
Mey
Glass
Virginia
Iin
Roosevelt
Banking Committee
Banking
San Marcos Degrees Hear Five San Antonio Girls
Five San Antonio girls are among the eight candidates for degrees to be conferred by San Marcos Teacher College at graduation May 30. Names include Lydia Herrera Hodger, Barbara Calan, Annie Tafolla and Milfred Johnston. Distinguished graduates Orrin Lyons and Annie Tafolla, both earning B A, are listed among the class.
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San Antonio
San Marcos
Experier
Teywillea
Mare Buln
Barbara Calan
Bo A
Min Lydia Herrera Hodger
Milfred Johnston
Annin
Orrin Lyons
Mim
Annie Tafolla
Lions to Hold District Meet in Menger Hotel
Thirty five Lions clubs from Geuplet Texas will send delegates to a one day district convention at the Menger hotel on Wednesday. Local leaders include M A Wing Riley Wyatt and Lawrence Handley with Rev P B Feeney as chaplain and Mayor KE Quin to welcome. Robert Tyles will present his annual report and Julien Hyer will be principal afternoon speaker. Officials' elections will close the meeting.
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Geuplec
Texas Lions Clubs
Menger-hotel
M. A. Wing
Wickenhoeter
Mr Riley Wyatt
Barney
Harry Wagenfuht
New Braunfels Lions Club
Will Erspand
Winni
Blate
Robert
Tyles
Julien ©. Hyer
Lawrence Hanley
al Warner
MM. Nuegse
J Andy Sinita
Hutto
U. Tolder
AG. Wickenheefer
Charles 2. Schnecher
Wyatt
Ex Tet Ammose For Ost We Put Fice Each Ache
Fragmentary notes describe an exchange of items with rough phrases about ost and offices, listing vague actions and quantities. The text is incomplete, offering no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to verify a concrete event or person.
Farmers Demand Debt Moratorium Resolution Adopted
In Montevideo Minnesota on May 0, farmers formed a delegates association and adopted a resolution demanding a national moratorium on farm foreclosures and debts including taxes. The move signals a collective protest to suspend payments until a fair measure of valor is shown.
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Montevideo
Minn
Minnesota Farmers Holiday
Aseocialian
Weather Delays Force Kelly Planes Overnight Fort Crockett
Nine Kelly planes scheduled for a Galveston to San Antonio night cross remain over at Fort Crockett due to bad weather. They will fly back to Kelly Field Tuesday night if weather permits. Liens, B. M. Hovey, instructor, Jp in charge of the flight.
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Kelly
Galveston
San Antonio
Fort Crockett
Kelly Field
Liens
B. M. Hovey
Community Leaders Named in Registration Effort
Theraton Hull and Henry A are listed in a local registration effort alongside J Wylie King Eugene J Ruth Lews Rodriguez and Ed Diggs with Warren identified as director of the project in the community.
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Theraton Hull
Henry A
Montana Wool Sells at 21 3-8 Cents in Bozeman Sale
A Bozeman sale of Montana wool yesterday saw prices reach 21 5-8 cents per pound for the 1939 clip. Three firms bid for the fleece, with Diaper and Company of Boston among bidders. The prior Montana high was 20 cents per pound.
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Bozeman
Mont
Mey
Gallatin
Pascelation
Montana
Dyaper and Company of
Boston
Thief Seizes Two and a Half Ton Safe in WiNBoM Bank
A two and a half ton safe containing 240,148 coins and currency and thousands of dollars in registered government securities was carted away from the state bank in Winbom between midnight and 4 am this morning. Police pursue suspects as the investigation begins.
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Winbom
Kan
State Bank
School Warrants To Be Deemed Cashed
The school board Tuesday planned to cash warrants numbered 27,428 through 23,471 totaling 460 dollars. Cashing these warrants would leave 20,050 dollars in outstanding scrip.
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Citizens’ League
L. &. Quin
U. 3. Transport Avolds
Atlantic
Penpe
Pmuuring
Fermandor
Toray
Helter Vision Hiren
Ben Aniwiu
Light
Leaas
Piers
Reme
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ALCOR
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Tse Club
Choeen
Anela Tams Cable
Olle Akinner
Pay Balmer
Orne Lock
Nat
Erne Gladensing
Cael
Dallas
Antoni Ta
Brownsville
San Atonio Lo
New Orleans
Stovdy
Antonio
Paso
Abilene
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Tex
Allantz
Elautfalo
Houston
Helena
Scot
Haron
Ageksen Hansas
Little Beck
Los Angeles
Sali
Montgomere
Oklahoma
Cleely
Ralrich
Arthur
Lever
Seattle
Wragn
Tanvady
Honolulu
Marcie Gain
Otaigt
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