Wolf Hunting in Moscow Region Sparks Controversy
A chaotic report outlines wolf populations near Moscow with packs of 13 to 20, organized hunts by amateur and official groups, and a Soviet concern over fur loss and wolf damage. It notes Russia’s wolf-hound usage, wartime impacts, and a standing wolf count of over 87 million in the USSR alongside substantial monetary losses due to predation.
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Moscow
Russia
Worle
Korsky
Kyilenka
Union
Potentia
Ussr
Cailie
Gan
Pirate Fort Snow Hotel in Virgin Islands Reopened
Washington reports restoration of a historical pirate fort now refurbished as a snow themed hotel in the Virgin Islands. Project funded by PWA under Interior Department control, preserving old rooms with oak paneling and exotic tropical surroundings.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Sofeil Uient
Dent
Hoover
Ausorica
Cap Tea Islands
Shelnat
Et. Trontes
PWA
Dent Ronsevelt
Vcirz
Taxi Drivers Put on Hour Day in Paris Nevada
Taxi drivers in Paris Nevada stage a one hour day protest. The action involves about ten drivers who gathered near the Park and anticipated support from others. The organizers aimed to draw attention to work conditions and overtime rules.
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Paris
U S Debt Pattern Shows Long Rise Then Slowing in 1930s
The chart outlines federal debt growth from the 1930s through the mid century, noting a sharp rise during the Great Depression and a gradual decline after the peak mid decade. It explains revenue trends, shifting from bonds to notes, and the mix of long and short term obligations shaping future projections.
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Michat
Grain Market Wavers as Prices Turn Lower in Early Trade
CHICAGO November grain trading opened mixed with prices retreating from earlier gains. Wet weather and weaker European demand weighed on futures while Argentine sales for late November shipments supported nearby quotes in a cautious session. Domestic cash markets showed scattered movement as traders awaited further USDA data and weather signals.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Abilene
Lexac
Fexas
Nérmal
WSS
Wales
Lees
Way
San Francisco
Gulf
Gerail
Middlesero
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Loadings Sew ny VA Phe ger Ph tie aba od pie L tr ATIC
The fragmentary OCR offers scattered letter groups and partial terms. No coherent names, places, dates, or events are discernible to form a factual headline or summary.
Cotton Market Opens With Mixed Signals in New Orleans
The New Orleans market shows a cautious start with rutting areas and price firings. December at 1242 and Merch at 12, while futures hint at a rice level pullback. Liverpool market quotes indicate steady demand and varied middling grades amid overall softer tone.
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New Orleans
Speed Ace Takes Cheerful View of Failure of Flight
Newark, Nov 4 Cap Eddi Rickenbacker war ace took a cheerful view of the failed round trip between Newark and Miami. The record flight lasted 7 hours 18 minutes 20 seconds in heavy head winds. He promised another attempt after the setback.
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Newark
Cine
Eddi Rickenbacker
Iam
Beexant
Teacker
Air Baer
Newark Airport
Miami
Sam Ena Iin
Flewentacker
Motorist Scratched in Destructive Skid
Automoible driven by Louis McCyne skidded on wet pavement and circled three times striking a station and a telephone pole before overturning. McRae escaped with minor injuries as wreckage blocked the scene and gas pumps were damaged.
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Weymoush
Mask
Louis McCyne
McRae
Navy May Dispatch Macon to Hawaii
A garbled wire service style notice reports the Navy plans to dispatch the battleship Macon to Hawaii amid unclear details about timing and and a postponed trial in Caldwel County. The article references Secretary of the Navy forces and a murder case involving Jeannine, with dates surrounding November and a county district court proceeding.
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Navy
Macon
Hawaii
Mogahart
Texas
Te Pp
Jennie
Wilthin Lozeman
Caldwel
Jeannine
Petroleum Institute President Reelected At Dallas Meet
Axtell I. Hyles of New York was reelected president of the American Petroleum Institute at the organization's national convention in Dallas. He condemned administration policy, urged realism in price setting, and criticized improper government interference while noting state and federal interests in the industry. Los Angeles will host next year’s convention.
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Dallas
Tex
Axtell I. Hyles
New York
Wes
American Petroleums Institute
American Petroleum Institute
Axtell G. Urtes
Byles
Apolleles
Los Angeles
New Orteans
Two workmen die in air on Paris tower
Paris officials report two laborers died of asphyxiation while using a brazier on a tower 700 feet above the ground. The incident occurred between two structure levels as fumes filled the space, and a coroner’s verdict confirmed accidental death.
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Paris
INS
Verdies
Beer and Candy Divorced in Hub
In Boston on November 14 the Boston Evening News reports a controversial ruling that beer and candy do not mix. The board will revoke licenses in shops around the city that serve Sandy or ice cream to minors, aiming to curb underage drinking. The decision centers on children entering establishments to purchase such items and witness alcohol consumption.
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Boston
New Deal Booms Boston Weddings in 1931
In Boston during the first 19 months of 1931, 6497 marriages were recorded, up 1632 from the same period the prior year. The report cites a surge linked to wartime era changes and social shifts reflected in local nuptial statistics.
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Boston
Navy
Apples and Daisies Bloom Araid Snow
A fragmented report describes a scene with an Apple tree in New Mexico and a background setting featuring daisies and a wintery motif. The text mentions George Thempaan and a character holding daisies in one hand and a snowlike element in the other, but the overall meaning remains unclear.
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Minige
McNav
Old Lightship Sold to Be Houseboat in Nantucket Sound
Boston November 1. After 50 years of service the old lightship at Nantucket Sound will be sold to become a houseboat. George M. Byron of Ware was the highest bidder, at 265 dollars.
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Boston
Nantucket Sound
Gorge M. Byron
Bandits Divide Loot After Staged Hold Up
In Anatone Mn two men split a small haul after a bungled heist. They divided 20 cents found at the scene and fled, investigations focus on the setup and the pair. Authorities seek witnesses and note the oddly small payoff.
Murder Case Reversed by Court
Austin dispatch reports a court of criminal appeals reversal in the case of A Chaves S Richardson who had been given a four year sentence for killing. Details indicate dates and locations, with the proceedings held at a local church and noting the judge and officials involved.
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Austin
Chaves S. Richardson
Lasyear
Glney
Firs
Pennants Won in December as Yawkey Builds Red Sox
New York Herald Tribune reports Tom Yawkey’s December deals shape the Boston Red Sox, with Collis Collins guiding a $195,000 purchase and Cronin negotiations. The piece recalls Cobb’s influence on Yawkey and notes plans to add Owen Melliso from the Browns, aiming to transform the club despite recent fourth-place finishes.
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James
Reston
Kew
York
Raymond Cobb
Nddle Coffing
Ani Yawkey
William Hoover Yawkey
Belvoik Tigers
Tom Yawkey
Ball Park
Tigers
Tom Austin
Toetroth
Cobb
Tom
Yawkey and
Collins
Connie Mack
A's
Yankees
New York
Yawkey
Mickey Cochrana
Collis
Dee Cronin
Clask Grifith
Yankey
Cochrane
Detroit
Elatiig
Bucky Hanis
Glub
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Yaw- Roy
Payleg
Mawney
Boston
Aleady
Ouwin Melliso
Browns
Wet Collins
Cronin
Wall Street Mixed Activity Amid Market Drift in Early Trading
Stocks opened with uneven trading as alcohol shares led declines while several industrials held steady. Gains appeared in United States Steel and related firms as mixed economic signals and a Belgian cabinet crisis influenced cautious sentiment.
Money and Metal LENNON HAL BOL ShoX Advaned Ad
Fragmented OCR text mentions monetary terms and metal items with random names and numbers. It reads like a damaged ad or catalog snippet with references at varying scales and unclear context. The legible pieces point to a listing or pricing note rather than a coherent news item.
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Lennon Hal Bol
Togoun
Wall Street Briefs EW Work Notes and Oct Trades
The article reports nightly market snapshots from AP focusing on stock and commodity movements, noting trades from major brokers. It cites November activity, anthracite shipments, and company movements with figures like 34717524 and 1Uas as part of the period’s financial data.
Foreign Markets Trail Mixed Amid Uneven Trading
Foreign markets showed mixed gains and losses with Landan giltedged securities rising to new highs while German bonds and gold mining shares fell. The opening mood was cautious, with several sectors retreating as traders weighed thin volumes and uncertain futures.
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Landan
Germat Bonis Ant
Reco Prea
Fractured Grid Gossip From Aftermirth Era
Dispatch recounts muddled football chatter with references to Harvard Cambridge Massachusetts Washington Georgetown Army Penn State and Notre Dame. Notes shifting defenses and star backfields while Iowa and Michigan State tumble in a chaotic grid narrative.
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Detroit
Michigan State
Charles Derels
Charles Bachanan
Notre Dame
Golf Gossin Contest at Olmos Driving Range
A Sunday 2 o'clock golf contest at Olmos Driving Range with a prize of eight dollars. Players compete in three divisions 190 125 and 1st Fatns and elimination rules apply if a player finishes with a Fleen Sih. The heat affects play as the contest pairs rival men and women.
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Olmos
Enbrgg
Nilek Fren
Apirn
Dotly
Wamien
Lindbergh trophy medals add to museum collection
At Jefferson Memorial here the Lindbergh trophy collection now includes nineteen medals awarded to Mrs Annet Lindbergh for new aviation feats as re pilot navigator and radio operator. Presented by the National Geographic Society Woman's Roosevelt Memorial association and the Veteran Wireless Operators association the display features a plate honoring all the training with a sale price of 29 rents.
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Lindy's Museum
Louis
Lindbergh
Jefferson Memoria
Annet Lindbergh
Filers
Nalinna Geographic Society
Woman's Roorevelt Memorial Association
Vna
Veteran Wireless Operators Association
New Angles in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case Surfaces
New York report reveals two fresh lines in the Lindbergh ransom saga. Documents show a planned second ransom of 450000 aimed at the Purple gang in Detroit and question Hauptmann's 1932 New Jersey presence with licenses and an address tied to a huntsman friend. The Purple gang theory emerges as investigators probe Hauptmann's ties.
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New York
Lindverels
New Jersey
Fecords
Brahe
Richard Hauptmann Thete
Wittt
Lindbagh
Purple Gang
Detroit
Haupt Dland
Jersey
Richard Tiliptmann
Tn Hauptmann
Gatfield
N. J
Hauptmant
Hauptmenn
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Chicago and Kansas Markets
San Antonio and Chicago markets report varied lots of calves, cows, and feeders with quality down. Hogs and lambs show steady to higher prices in parts of the Midwest, while slaughter cattle remain uneven as buyers seek better grades and steady demand.
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Bank Antonio
San Antonio
Nackern
Frase Athera
SRO
Pat
Banks
Nizonts Wen Pal van
Chicago Livestone
Chicago
Esiver
Greera Isuod
Uelerton
Contaneers
Enan and
Choice
Hansas
Cody Lavestock
Kansas City
Steeker
Steara
Nedinda
Hablrs
Zen Ana Choice
Sant PN
Eners
Tetcee Spighert
Range
Nationa
Ruth Raa
Quoludd
Eway Antiwethers
Market Report From San Antonio Produce Auction
The Fresno style market notes widespread vegetable and fruit prices with cauliflowers and oranges leading the listings. Cauliflower sold around 10 for 1 dollar while oranges fetched about 9 dollars per 450 weight, strawberries smaller in volume, and greens, peppers, beans, and potatoes showing varied but steady demand across stalls. Multiple entries name specific prices for carrots, beets, cabbage, cucumbers, lettuce, squash, tomatoes, and melons, with green beans and peppers trading around a dollar or less per bushel or pound. Local buyers and commission rotations are listed alongside a mix of produce items and dairy products.
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Fay Antonio
Okumikelon
Marion
Asnarasuy
Don Carbeke
Caulitlower
Arstey
Beas Baelist
Beas Bisck-Eyeds
Jo Ae
Fuening
Avales
Talo Uulk
SA Dagen
Janines
Wally
BreGn
Berle
California
Turin
Grangea
Parstey
Poara Kiefer
Poara
Poultry and Produce Trade and Classified Notes
Chicago Tolltry and CHICAGO market listings show live poultry, hens, ducks, and turkeys with prices. The document lists multiple product lines, weights, and varieties, including Leghorn hens and various chickens, reflecting a busy wholesale and retail scene with trucking and delivery notes and a large assortment of farm goods and equipment. The column also includes standard classified ad lines for dairy and meat products, advertising dates and sale terms, plus a commercial entry for Readme Toes and other items.
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Teank
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Eatree
Frost
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Wririnéentare
Tree Tandards
Mount Aro Rhecks
Ig Wad
Rthea
Chocen
Mayfiild Boulevard
Travis Club Cigars
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