Abduction Ends With Blinding Attack on Airman at Kelly Field
Frigate Oscar Brown of the Forty Squadron and companion Mayes were abducted by gunmen in a large car near Monterey and Pecos. Brown was blinded and burned by acid when the assailants attacked him after forcing them into a street-side car. Brown, critically injured, was taken to the hospital. Mayes escaped after seeking aid. Detectives responded to the scene and questioned Brown as his condition allowed.
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Mexican Quail Rehome at Ergekenridge Park
Bedlam marked the arrival of 12 Mexican quail at Ergekenridge Park in Weanesdax under Brownaville Park Commissioner Rap Lambert. The park hosted a clash of factions as locals welcomed the new birds amid noisy reception by all parties.
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Chapman's Appeal Delayed One Day
An appeal by Gerald Chapman, described as a bandit, is postponed for one day by the Superior Court pending further proceedings. The delay is noted in the Morven area with involvement from local officials and next steps unspecified in the report.
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Bombs Hit Ship Portraouk Off Bordeaux Harbor
Bombs explode aboard the ship Portraouk near Bordeaux harbor in France. The attack leaves many wounded as rescue efforts rush to the scene and authorities assess the damage and casualties.
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Army Gets Wild Stock for Rodeo at Fort Sam Houston
Army officials announce a rodeo style event at Fort Sam Houston with Wild horses and esteere arriving on the 20th for a roundup in November. About 650 portable seats are installed in the giant indium structure. The Trailers and Wreighters Association members are invited to stay over and join a special oil trailers raping contest for men 60 and older.
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World Series Must Be Dry Says Court Ruling
A court ruled the World Series must be dry and prohibited violations near Forbes Field. Prohibition agents will be stationed at key locations during games to enforce court orders. Hearings were set for October to decide if the measures can be made permanent.
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Dr Stephen Brown Dies In Indiana
A report from Indiana states that Dr Stephen Brown has died. The obituary notes his widow and five children, with details on his career and family.
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WHEE ASKS DIVORCE AMID CHARGES OF ABUSE
The article reports WHEE seeking divorce after husband Chain Leeier allegedly struck her and threatened further harm in their car dispute. She was assaulted, black eye reported, and she filed a complaint while noting they married last January.
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Wear Tells Story At Pittsburgh Baseball Game
The article describes WCATE broadcasting a Pittsburgh game with loud speakers and 1000 fans at San Antonio, while buyers flocked to stores for moneraide sets and headphones. Crowds gathered as the game aired, and a broadcaster narrated the event from the park amid the crowd.
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Dispute Over School Upgrade Draws City and Board Fire
Disputes among the school, boat and city officials arise over plans to renovate a junior high on Yorknhint Avenue and Geeksbled Place. The board's attorney and city attorney weigh enforcement of building and fire safety rules as architects and contractors receive authorizations. A decision from the plan commission is expected, with potential delays until safety features comply.
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Fraud and Graft Alleged in Bond Contractors Case
A chaotic report details accusations of graft among contractors handling public bonds. Officials claim corrupt practices and mismanagement taint bids, while national figures critique reform efforts and advocate accountability measures within the contracting industry.
Eight New York Gunmen in Daylight Shootout
In New York a gang of eight men split into two groups fired on the street in front of a hotel. Patrolman Heaumel, in plain clothes, attempted to intervene as gunmen scattered and traded shots amid a crowded sidewalk. One assailant struck Arlington, 82, before fleeing.
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93 year old man longs for air ride before death
In Louta Missouri, a 93 year old man named Daniel Shipman expresses a wish for an airplane ride before he dies. He mentions a fiery white child and Potlar BFF as part of the uncertain scene, with the plan to have a monument this week for his grave if he survives.
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Liberty Magazine Buys Radio Plant in Radio Fight
Liberty Magazine announces the purchase of radio station WWIBAS and takes over WLIB, with Charles Erbstein as former operator. Pop music will be featured. new owners must build on yearby property. WEN in Chicago will operate until a new Tribune tower station is ready, with WON and WOTE alternating broadcasts.
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Death Elope ment Wins Boy 60 Days
In a Vaal district case Judge Fonas sentenced 19 year old Rickert to sixty days in the house of correction after parents of Mildred Berg accused him of eloping with their daughter. Testimony showed parental refusal led to the girl's departure and incident on Division Street bridge.
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Cow Moose Never Heads Head Bishop Declares
A column quotes Bishop arguing against changes to the word obey in marriage vows. He contends women should not dominate and defends traditional obedience, naming objections from clergy and public figures, while noting brains and leadership dynamics. The piece critiques modern calls to alter vows and calls for cautious election practices.
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Sacred Heart Teams Enter City Leagues
Sacred Heart plans to enter the city leagues for both girls and boys basketball. The athletic club lists teams and schedules practices at 6:43 Wednesday night for seniors and Monday evenings for other players. Local store Moora Sporting Goods will host entries as the league season nears.
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Russian Discovers Valued Canvases in Ural Stockpile
Moscow reports an expedition of art experts has identified genuine paintings among confiscated private-property collections at Nichoi-Tagil in the Ural district. Hundreds of objects and masterpieces await identification and transfer to Soviet museums.
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