Fragmented 19th Century News Piecemeal Incarcerations
A garbled OCR fragment reports a sentence for Cleheth Moffett of Werertwn to four to as years at hard labor in Dannerior prison. It mentions a theft of a chicken and a critique of 800,000 volt experiments by Dr. Coolidge with a photograph of a radiant tube. The piece references Russia's labor economy, Britain’s dole, and a macabre tale of a beheaded bullock and misidentified bees. It closes with Miss Schwarz’s suicide club confession and a note about continuing on Page 8.
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Ednran
Hank Judge Wyman
Cleheth Moffett
Werertwn
N. X
Dannerior
Anka
Labor
Britain
Weather forecast for obscure locale with unclear details
A rough weather note from an old newspaper fragment describes unclear temperatures and conditions. It mentions scattered light precipitation and references several place names and dates in a garbled way, leaving the exact forecast and timing uncertain.
Hurley denies Rift between MacArthur and Davison
The War Department says plans for 872 aircraft over Chicago and eastern U S will still feature a Boston to New York flight path with headquarters in Boston. Secretary Hurley rejects rumors of friction between General MacArthur and Assistant Secretary Lavernon and notes only minor changes to the maneuver’s timing and attack over New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dslerraal Service
Washington, D.C
Wat
Chicago
United States
Boston
New York
Toston
Wladh
Hurley
Patrick J. Hurley
New York City
New Moriwaleh
Roote
Douglas MacArthur
Mf Stiff
Aeronautics
Vrubee Lavi
Geerelacy Hurley
Dartey
Ohio
Hurley Wald
MacArthur Takes Charge of Maneuvers
General Douglas MacArthur assumes supreme command of coastal defense maneuvers set to begin on the Atlantic seaboard. The change followed earlier plans devised under War Secretary Davison and General Summerall, with Davison noting the project’s broad scope across air and land defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Washington, B. Cy
INS
Army
A MacArthur
Off Canal
Atlantis Seaboard
West
Davison
New York
Davson
Ena
Vera
Charles P. Summerall
Alutf
Lnttee
MacArthne
Nemy
Tmrlaon
Davingn
Dayton
Ohio
Page & Gel
Buffalo Hunt in Dallas as Nine Beasts Run Rampant
In North Dallas a wild buffalo hunt erupts when a herd escapes a movie shoot. Police, firefighters, and ambulances respond as the animal charges through University Place and Holland Park. One buffalo is killed after charging a crowd. multiple officers are shot at during the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dallar
Terex
Lnte
Ning Buffalo
Crom Ia Movie Company
Calla
University Place
Holland Park
Oak Grove
Mayera
Naval fuel oil contracts awarded for 1952
Washington May 10 announced today contracts for 2 014 150 barrels of naval fuel oil for east coast use in fiscal 1952. The approximate total cost is 1 760 008 dollars. Magnolis OS company will supply about half the oil and the remaining by about a dozen other companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uditetaae Bertier
Washington
D.C
Magnolis OS Company
King Opens U S Exhibit at Rome in inaugural remarks
King opens US exhibition at Rome marking the American Academy showcase. In his address he congratulates three exhibitors for special recognition: Cecil G. Nrngen, David Rubine of New York, and Donald M. Matthen of Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siniveraal Vergice
Rome
Fey
Victor Emanuel
Elena
Jodas
American Academy
King
Thean Wingled
Cecil GC. Nrngen
David Rubine
New York
Donald M. Matthen
Winston-Satera
Chicago Weather Report Hints at Sudden Cooling
Chicago notes a rapid temperature drop from 29 degrees to 8 degrees within two hours as a cold wind off Lake Michigan shifts. May 16 reports show similar chills in other Middle West cities with readings from the 80s to the 90s in some areas and 94 at an unnamed location.
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Pere Ea Eee
Chicago
Lake Mitchigan
Haness City
Lightning Strikes Kerr Ranchmen Near Kerrville
Two Kerr County ranchers were struck by lightning late yesterday while working three miles apart. Ernest Lene Wober was knocked down by a bolt, while Benendber Ralnt narrowly escaped death a mile away.
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Kerrville
Texas
Lothere
Kerr Copay
Ernest Lenewober
Dave
Biebendber
Ralnt
British Presses Attack League Opposition Outline
A May 10 dispatch reports a broad British press opposition to the League of Nations. Editors like Lord Beaverbrook and papers including The News Statesman and The Daily Express challenge league prerogatives and insist Britain must retain sovereignty and the right to shape its own destiny.
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Wangeceal Cstrine Specia
Cab London
League of Nations
Lord Beavervroos
The
Insmidon
Dairy Express
Weedy Journal
News
Statesman
Unemployment in April Declines in Major Sectors
Report notes 226 establishments tracked in 15 groups, Austria context unclear. April employment at 4,105,470 with combined earnings around $115.4 million weekly. Bureau of Labor reports overall unemployment down 6.2 percent from March as wage data and industry groups show improvement.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Austria
Capone Giving Short Measures Caper Hits Chicago
Chicago Mayor and city authorities faced complaints from beverage vendors about Capone era bootleg operations. Vendors allege barrels delivered were consistently three to five gallons short, paying full $35 prices for undersized batches. Local officials said to enforce accurate measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubversal Service
Chicago
AL Capone Bier Syediesie
Aelig
Spoekessy Propertiems
Grélo
Capans
Wren
Extra Session Demanded Amid Labor Pressure
Washington May 10 insurgents led by Senators Ton Rollette and Brookhart pressed for an extra session of Congress. They cited labor threats and business unease as indicators of economic strain. Democrat King warned of a billion-dollar deficit and proposed a new tax bill on gifts estates and higher-income brackets to fund government needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ateilies
American Legion
Rieck Oo
Capitol Bil
Congress
Tonrollette
Republican
Wisconsin
Brookhart
Iowa
Amerean Legion
King
of Trak
Senate
Meanwhite
Beran
Aise Tees
Eco
DO X Awaits Favorable Weather for Flight Start
Berlin May 16 German airliner DO X waits for better weather to begin its trans South Atlantic flight from Telama Portuguese Guinea to the Fengilian coast. Designer Dr Laurice Dornier said the DO X will take off at the most favorable moment with forecasts predicting strong headwinds tomorrow.
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Uurerrmal Beevue
Berlin
Do-X
Telama
Laurice Dornier
Six Spanish priests expelled by Mexico sail for abroad
Corrernal Servite, MEXICO May 16 report six Spanish priests expelled by President Tascano Ortiz Kubie were outward bound on the liner Yolendam. The expulsion decree accused them of violating religious regulations promulgated in 1080 granting government custodians over church property and forbidding religious instruction.
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Corrernal Servite
Mexico
Chpxy
Tascano Ortiz Kubie
Tov
Estate Offer to Alfonso in France by Mrs Bootz
NICE France May 16 Mrs GB I Bootz of Philadelphia offers her dQ room at the Chatéau Cremat near here for Don Alfonso te Bours bow former king of Spain on the insinlinvent plu. Mrs Beets lists the chateau with 2,000.
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Lairersa Service
Nice
France
GB. I. Bootz
Philadelphia
Immunity Protest Will Be Ignored by State Department
A protest by Representative Gebafer of Nomablican Wisconsin regarding immunity and environment is reported to be ignored by the state department. The notice from Universal Befeice in Washington indicates the protest will not influence official action.
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Universal Befeice
Washington, D. C
Gebafer
Nomablican
Wisconsin
State Department
Te. Tdoy
Government vows nationwide drive on racketeers
Washington May 30 Attorney General Mitchell spoke on a Columbia network promising an unremitting war on hoodlums and racketeers. He urged stronger federal enforcement while noting most crime is a state matter and urged local authorities to act with public support. He floated a temporary anti trust measure to aid business law enforcement and stressed continued federal action against gangsters.
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Universal Berview
Washington
D. C
Department of 4UN Fire
Whr
Houllog
Rnpd
Ronferred
Mitchell
Tomfgke
Columbia
bin Department
Fla
Department of
Ériial Gaves
Kessney Department
Fei
Atale Police
Marisirages
Peice
Ryder Sentenced 3 Years in Prison
New York May 1 Harold Hustell Heder a broker whose firm faced a 2 090 000 loss in a brokerage house pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced by General Sessions Judge Corrigan to three to ten years in Sing Sing prison for the theft and related financial crimes.
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MNT Beyese
New York
Harold Hustell Heder
Sing Siug
Testler
Aho
Comprar
General Sessions
Corrigan
Legionnaires Claim Veterans Dissected in Los Angeles
An American Legion communication from Star Post No. 46 in Los Angeles alleges veterans who died at Los Angeles General Hospital were dissected and cremated without proper burial rites. The message requests an investigation and will be read publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calverans
Star Post No
SOD
American Legion
Los Angeles General Hospital
Man Blinded Wife Is Held After Rail Way Accident
D C Heott, a West Forgton street rail way brakeman, was assaulted when a terrifying incident left him blinded. His wife, Afr Alvina Wwolf, was taken into custody by detectives J. O. Gray and H. O. Verrow as the couple faced a tense, unresolved confrontation at their home.
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Tye
D. C. Heott
Forgton Street
Ray
Scott
Abert B. Green
William Geo
Travis Street
Afr
Alvina
Delartives J
Briand's Plan for Austro German Customs Union
May 10 session of the League of Nations Commission focused on a proposed Austro German customs union. Foreign Minister Briand of France and German officials weighed the plan amid warnings of potential conflict. Three prohibition agents were discharged for drinking beer seized in operation.
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Verberang Peestee
Driand of
Universe Service
Washington, D. C
Prohibition
Prohibition Bureau
New Coin to Honor Washington's Birth Centenary
Washington May 16 The Secretary of the Treasury will invite artists nationwide to submit designs for a new commemorative piece to be issued next year for the two hundredth anniversary of George Washington's birth. The coin will bear the obverse seal of Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of Treasury
Amerion
Fa Soundit
George Washington
Connor and Four Others Escape San Angelo Jail
Five inmates including J B Connor break from Green County Jail at San Angelo during a morning escape. A man believed to be Alba Pitts wounded in a 91 mile chase near the border as police pursue toward Del Rio. Keys found, fugitives possibly heading toward the Mexico line as state rangers sweep the region.
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Tosae
J. B. Connor
R. W. Morrison
Rill
Albn Pitts
San Angela
Wynnlor
Tin Boring
Conner
Pitts
San Atieita
Coors Tert
Ric Spein
Green County
Sann Angelo
H. Bf
Ozone
Barnhart
del Rio
Mesiec
Qzong
Ite
Saturnias
San Angelo
San Angely
Dig End
Sheffield
Sandersom
Gig Bend
Trusty
Connor
Wilkes Quipo
Conroe
Texas
Alba Pitts
Oklahoma
Eb, R
Usackie
Maretin
For Sale and Help Wanted Classified Oddities
Odd want ads list used Studebaker sedan, priced around 943 dollars, and a garbled assortment of job seeks and services. Items include oils and paints at 1.45 a gallon, a misphrased managerial candidate, and rental offers. Contains numerous misspellings and unclear details but shows a busy classified page with vehicles, jobs, and rentals.
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Pusziel
Russia
Mise Laulae Schwarz
Nanray County
Ju. 1
Miss Schwarz
Clect
Hey
Anecad
Reclan
Tesey Parti Chewis Kareaz
U. S. Air Armada
BR. W. Torch
Benut
Naval
Kerr Ranchmen
England
London
Robert Welles Ritchie
Daily Express
Brita
Ee Schertleiz
Cox
J. L. Gaevin
Sunday Observer
Ellitorial
Amerita
Feust
League
Lord Dearrrbrook
Express
Feuleray
Lnen
Capone
Sail
Alfonso
Ryder
Legionnaires
Morrison
Big Bend
Liberty
J.B. Goance
Bexar County
Hearris
I Angelo
Tralea
Tom Green County
Maxico
Vatelen
Studebeker
Teaas Meerse
Imaneger
Speate
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