Navy plans for high altitude plane tested this day
Nov 21 Annapolis reports a Navy project to fly a high altitude craft, with ace Kirn leading the backfield, as SMU expects a strong challenge. The plane features a long fuselage, 40 foot wing span, and advanced life support systems to handle extreme cold and thin air at 19 miles up.
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Democrats Work on Tax Program for Congress Term
Democrats in Washington, planning for the new term, work on a tax program. They expect no large boosts for high incomes or inheritances and will wait for President Hoover’s guidance before finalizing policy. The plan signals Democrats will shape economic relief if they gain control of the House and Senate.
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Hoover Tatenda
Bond Forfeited in Mischief Case for Virgil Oh
Jurors found Cruz six months bail for throwing a stink horn into a boiler last May. County court heard the case with M T Me Clanahaa assisting. Bond forfeiture followed after a request for a new trial was overruled.
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Kentucky Slaying Case Nears Jury
In Seerling Kentucky on November 21 the trial of miner Tarkan Farmlis, charged with killing Deputy Sheriff Jexs Pace, moved toward jury deliberations in Montgomery Circuit Court before Judge William Thurnett.
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Stokowske on Al Saturday and a Broad Network Concert
Devotees in good music will have a large time as KTSA and the Columbia network present Stokowske and the orchestral program. A six concert sequence will be broadcast with new electro dynamic microphones and enhanced frequency response. Glick Gluck Mozart and Beethoven provide the core, while lectures on law and willful burning danger fighters program follow with The Magic Mullet and other features.
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Radio Programs on Philadelphia Stations Tonight
A dense radio schedule lists Philadelphia stations with programs from 5:48 to 8 p m, including orchestral and variéty segments. Highlights include the Philadelphia Symphony broadcast, political discussions about Washington, and local Channel 14 offerings with weather, news, and dance orchestras.
Governor Maz fir on statement on cotton acreage law
Governor Mazfi ron of New York states that no state will be forced to cut cotton acreage by law or through federal pressure. He argues the proposed system would create coercive effects and trigger county or state level actions.
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N.C
1 Killed 12 Hurt in German Red Riots
One killed and twelve injured amid clashes tied to German Red riots as pro government factions and National Konvictiy sections fought in public streets. Authorities report injuries and ongoing unrest across several districts with no immediate ceasefire.
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Bowith Cmemimiety Ail National Kovinliaty
Mortgage charges and insurance schemes spark controversy
Joseph F. Day critiques rising mortgage costs in a letter describing a banker’s loan of 47,500 at 6 percent and related fees. He details processing, title examinations, surveys, and insurance, noting delays, insubstantial service charges, and the New York Life Insurance Company’s role in a broader mortgage financing scheme.
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New York
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New Work Life Insurance Company
York run Permite MITT IR Un striving to being tugetee d in a neal
Fragmentary text appears to discuss mortgage related terms, estate interests, and fictional or garbled names. No coherent event or person list is clearly present.
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Beaar Budget Relief Seen In County Funds
A county treasurer notes money is spent faster than collected and urges voucher holders to register at the office. Officials pledge to collect taxes and ensure timely payments as public finances face strain.
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Gotham Gift Buying Rules Tighten for Shoppers
New York on November 21 reports strict curbs on Christian holiday shopping districts between Third and Seventh avenues from Ninth to Sixtieth streets. Officials draw lines to guide shoppers and deter unidentified crowds, with penalties for unauthorized entry into multiple jewelry and shopping zones.
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