British air pin launched in London reshapes defense drive
London reports a threefold expansion of home defense air strength as the air ministry opens a larger recruiting station in Great Eastern Street and plans ten more across England Scotland Ulster and Wales. Lord Londonderry notes the aim to provide 2400 pilots and 20,000 workers while warning against appeasement. Weir to head the program with a target of 1500 home defense placements by 1937 as labor foes falter against higher air defense spending. Society girl Miss Biss Sears of Boston dies after a fall from her fifth floor room amid the era’s social scene.
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London
Air Ministry
Royal Airforce
Great Eastein
Germany
England
Scotland
Ulster
Wales
Lord Londonderry
Air
Hitler
Lord Weir
Naigon
Weir
Great Rsitzin
House of Conmons
Boston
Father Geers
George Burgess Magrath
Biss Sears
Vassar
Social calendar notes from San Antonio events
Friday luncheon scenes at Lakonda honor St. Marys and Incarnate Word graduates. Social week features teas at homes of Mrs Wackwiths and Mrs Price, a Gunter hotel dance for Miss Dugger, and multiple gatherings at Bright Shawl and country clubs with names like D. N. L. Wackwittx, Miss Gry Dueger, Miss Barbara Holland, and Mrs. Tobaston among hostesses and guests.
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Harry Berty
Nannie Randall
Lakonda
Lelewiece
Harley Harrison
Dean Chaubers
St. Mary's Bail
D. NL Wackwttx
Gry Dueger
Incarnate Word College
Elw
Buh
Helen Ssipman
Sibyl Rollette
Almieda Townes
Mark Twain
W. J. Tobaston
Margaret Jane Lentz
Woodville J. Rogers
St. Anthony
Constance Parker
Dal Bichen
Ed EY Adames White Caldwell
Cygrler Salewell
New York
Pdwand Downie
Gregory i Schaws
Corinne
Wasi
Erin Meitinney
A. M. Haul
Argyle Hotel
Diane Welder
Incarnati | Word High School
Unclear OCR Fragment Rewrites Personal Grooming Tips
An unreadable OCR fragment contains garbled phrases about washing unsightly underarm hair in five minutes. It includes scattered names and pseudo words, with no coherent event, date, or identifiable organization. The readable content centers on grooming and unrelated strings of letters.
Brice Cochran Freed on Bond After Downtown Shooting
Brice Cochran a San Antonio hoodlum was released from Bexar County jail on a 2500 dollar bond approved by Judge W W McCrory with Winnie Hell and Charles W Glass listed as sureties. The case involves a downtown shooting tied to a pistol incident and related counts in County Court at Law No 3. Cochran’s sister Truda Cochran remains jailed on a 4000 dollar bond, connected to the broader assault case.
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Brice Cochran
Sam Antonio
Idle Haynes
Bexar County
W. W. McCrory
Cochran
Winnie Hell
University
Aid Charles W. Glass
Chestnut Street
J.b.“Beck
Cochran Abewiss
Alfonso Newton Jr
Hugo Claus
Olta
Skeeter
Clana
San Antonio
Hi. G. Raver
Gambier
Soth
East
Jocephing Street
Skeeter Claus
Truda Cochran
I County
Indictment Faulty New Charge Filed B Shortly After Judge Millan Dismissed
Federal court clerk reports a case against Etheled Jones for transportation of a stolen automobile was dismissed due to a defective indictment. J S Lackey, a Department of Justice agent, refiled the charge before U.S. Commissioner Paul A. Leskhart Thursday morning as the matter moves forward.
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Ad Rme~ Millan
Federal District
Etheled
Jones
J. 5
Lackey
Department of Justes
U. S
Paul A. Leskhart
Phi Eta Kappa to Honor Dr Whitlam A Shimer in San Antonio
Members from 91 universities meet at Bright Shaw in San Antonio for a special Phi Eta Kappa association gathering honoring Dr. Whitlam A Shimer executive secretary of the United Chapters. He tours Rice Institute UT alumni groups and the Texas chapter speaks in the program includes introductions and a reception chaired by local officers. Nominations for officers and directors are announced for the event.
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Wessliutents
Phi Etta Kappa Association of
San Antonio
Whitlam A. Shimer
United Chapters
The
Society
New York City
Bright Shaw
Augusta Shred
Shimer
Rice Institute
University of Texas
Bakers Return to Kansas City Ovens
Bakers and bakery workers in Kansas City returned to work after four days of bread making amid a strike. They accepted the old wage scale after negotiations, while Springfield workers went on strike to demand higher pay, with a proposed scale of 18 to 26 dollars.
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Bakers
Kansas City
Ovens
Kansas
Talery
Springfield. Mo
Springfield
Damages Reported After Tire-Opaged Incident at Treasury
A small tire ops incident in Washington on May 23 caused damage to the Federal Treasury Building. Estimated losses reach about 4000 dollars, with investigation underway to determine responsible parties and assess security lapses.
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RIRE
Washington, D. Gy
USA
Federal Treasury Building
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