War talk and alcohols in odd wartime musings
A fragmented, opinionated piece laments aviation displays over New York and ponders divine prayer versus war, while convulsed by tabloid statistics on alcohol, gambling, and racing. It mentions figures on liquor spending, sweepstakes profits, and aging dogs, interwoven with speculative European war outcomes and British aviation feats.
Miners Dead in Indian Mine Fire Mystery
A fire struck the Tantgdroog gold mine near Kolar Solin in India, killing several miners and injuring many more. Authorities confirm multiple fatalities with ongoing rescue efforts and unclear cause.
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Four Killed in Record Flight and a Chicago Incident
Chicago reports detail multiple headlines including a fatal record flight and a teen fined for playing dead. Tealie Pittallon, 82, received a $200 fine and six months probation for feigning death, while J T Hollen of Texas faced inquiries as officials probe the affair and related telegram mixups involving Leslie Wallen and a mistaken death notice.
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Father Refuses to Discuss Burial Plans
The Rev James Hollan of 1401 Astington Court refused to comment on his son Leslie Hollan’s death announced from Chicago. He did not confirm or deny burial plans or disclose actions taken or planned regarding the case.
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Dean Allen Named Acting Baylor President in Texas
Dean W. Allen was named acting president of Baylor University by the board of trustees in Waco Texas. He will serve until a permanent president is chosen and he fulfills duties as acting head of the university.
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Widow Watches as Killer Dies in State Penitentiary
In Columbia Missouri May 26 Norman Wakely Weremolt Regra was electrocuted for the murder of a chain gang guard. The condemned man’s widow Mrs. GC Howard attended the execution observing from a front seat at the electric chair.
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Weather Forecast Aan Anteste and Wedersday
Forecast notes unreliable garbled text about temperatures and wind. Mentions Tuesday night and Wednesday with vague regional terms and unclear measurements.
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Day's Harvest In Reno Divorces Rise Under New Law
In Reno on May 28 three divorces were granted as the new marital relations law took effect. The day was one of the busiest since the reform began, with many filings and several marriage licenses issued amid a flurry of activity.
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Rains Scheduled for City With Temp Change Quickly
A low pressure area in the northern state will bring scattered showers Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to stay around 64 to 70 degrees with a dip possible. Some Lexan stations reported 100 to 104 degrees earlier, and forecast calls for light rain in the JAGgaltert area tonight.
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Statue to Titanic Victims Unveiled at Potomac
In Washington on May 26 a statue honoring Titanic victims was unveiled on the Potomac banks in the presence of President and Mrs. Hoover. Crafted by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, the work honors the courage of men who perished and the women and children who faced danger, with contributions from more than twenty thousand women.
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Sterling Aid Requested for Oil Legislation
Ardmore Oklahoma August 26. Wirt Franklin of Ardmore and Orville Bullington of Wichita Falls Texas urged Governor Sterling to call a special session of the Texas legislature to pass oil production control measures. A telegram presenting their views was transmitted to Governor Sterling.
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Warner Bros to Cut Wages by Twenty Percent
New York May 26 Warner Brothers Picture corporation will cut salaries about 20 percent throughout the organization this week. The move follows a 25 percent salary reduction recently approved by the Turamount Publix group and reflects cost saving measures across the film company.
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Treasury Cuts Federal Deposit Interest Rates
Washington May 20 The treasury announced a reduction in interest required on government deposits. The new rate is 1 4 2 and per cent per annum on daily balances, effective May 1. The move aligns with policy to lower carry costs for public funds.
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Operation May Aid Envoy's Recovery
WAHLUNG'DON 0 A Mas 1i- YI- A akoll oferalion today was ex creted to sprel she renagers at De Carlos Leiva, charge i'affalres of the location of Fl Salvador, from the ef fecte of an attack My Hance efforce.
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Humble Cuts East Texas Crude Prices Amid Production Surplus
East Texas fields see a price cut as Humble Oil posts a 1 cent per barrel reduction and maintains a posted price schedule. Despite rail order limits and rising daily output above 300000 barrels, Humble says continued value declines force the adjustment while urging orderly East Texas production to avoid further cuts. Governor Sterling comments on the situation.
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Supreme Court Rules On Dog's Traffic Duty Verdict
The Supreme Court today awarded Theodore Weathers $300 for the loss of his dog after a vehicle collision. The ruling asserts the dog’s familiar traffic behavior was violated and assigns liability for damages to the driver in this unusual case.
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Downtown Day to Attract Shoppers in San Antonio
Downtown shoppers in San Antonio are urged to visit on Down Town Day with no fares from 8 am to 11 am. Parking restrictions are lifted in the district and several merchants promise special programs and reduced rates. Local retailers including Bell Tower, Berres Drug, Ayron’s, Clark’s, Engle Furniture, Hertzberg Jewelry, and Wolff and Marx are listed as participants in the event announced by San Antonio commerce officials.
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Newton-Weller Company
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Plane to Fly 19 Miles High Nearly Complete in Germany
Berlin reports progress on the so called atmospherical plane at Junkers Dessau, aiming for 50 000 foot altitude tests after motor and wing tests near completion. Trials begin with 15 000 foot tests, then higher flights and eventual cabin installation.
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Neel Davis Face Libel Charge After Election Turmoil
Libel charges filed in county court cite a printed portrait and claims of defamatory statements about Ivan A Britt and Ivan Alsingham Trnl. The case, tied to a Citizens League dispute, lists Grover Morris as prosecutor and involves witnesses and a $400 bond schedule.
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Closing Argument In Kirkland Trial Under Way
VALVAMATSO Ind May 20 Only a few hours of argument remained in the Virgil Kirkland trial as jurors near a verdict. Judge Grant Chanpacker planned to instruct the jury this afternoon. Kirkland is charged with causing the death of 18 year old Afiss Arlene Trayes in Gary last November.
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Army Sent to Quell Spanish Labor Rows
Army units and civil guard forces were deployed in Andalucia and San Sebastian to quell threatened labor disturbances amid escalating unrest during May. The actions involved security troops aiming to restore order and deter potential confrontations between labor groups and authorities.
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Mother and two children hunted in missing persons case
A mother named Pether Stevens and her two children disappeared yesterday and have not been located. Police were informed by a relative, with reports citing the Birr area and 415 Conners as an address reference.
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Tandem plane crash kills Chicago speed crew
A tandem-plane crash near Serena Illinois killed four aboard the Chic ago Daily News speed team while attempting a 2000 kilometer speed record. Victims include Shirley J Shore chief pilot Mi lard K Beck Lewis S Lice and Robert Gormley. plane reportedly failed at low altitude during a test flight supervised by the National Aeronautical Association.
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Racer and mechanic killed during Indianapolis race practice
An Indianapolis incident during 500 mile race practice left driver Joe Grecia, 31, Bryn Mawes Pat, and mechanic Clarence Grove, 98, dead after a high speed crash on the back stretch. The car veered, struck a tree and plunged into a crowd below as emergency crews attempted treatment. one victim died at the scene and the others shortly after. (Continued on Page 18, Col. 4)
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Want Ads Describe Busy City Listings and Help Wanted
News in the Want Ads presents experienced mid level workers sought for permanent positions. Classified notes advertise Los Angeles Terrace parcels, room rentals in a burnished setting, electric machines, a grand piano, and assorted opal formation items. Read for sale notices and class references appear throughout the transition market column.
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