Mitchell Demands Aviation Rewrite After War Hero Speech
Brig Gen William Mitchell, famed as the stormy petrel, blasted U S aviation backwardness in Wilmington Delaware. He urged full separation of aviation from military strings, called for a major reorganization, praised NRA, and warned the nation lags behind Japan and others in commercial aviation while Roosevelt plans a winter survey of aviation.
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William
Bilty
Mitchell
Petrel
United Stas Army
United States
Department of Aviation
Roosevelt
Japan
Thorte
Sleeping sickness toll climbs in St Louis region
In the past week encephalitis or sleeping sickness caused 27 deaths and 185 cases, raising the week’s total to 27 fatalities and 185 cases. Since July 30 the disease has produced 53 deaths and 92 cases, with six deaths in the last 24 hours and 37 new cases. The outbreak, studied by U S public health service experts, shifted from county suburbs to include city cases, with 18 city deaths and 34 county deaths now reported.
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ST. Louis
United States Public Health Service
St. Lows County
Rights of Way Near Complete for Bexar Highways
Rights of way for two major Bexar county highway projects are nearly secured with only a new condemnation proceeding pending. The routes include state highway No 2 north the Austin road and state highway No 66 south, extending from Salado creek to the county line with most deeds already signed. Federal engineers have approved the plans and anticipate federal aid.
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Bexar
Bexar County
W. S
Austin
Rowrvell Avenue
Lade
San Antonio
Bern
Salado Creek
Ups County
Balada Creek
Sram
Cudahy Arrives as New U.S. Ambassador to Poland
In Warsaw John Gunahy arrives as new United Bases ambassador to Poland. He is met by foreign office representatives and colony officials. He will present credentials in September, continuing diplomatic duties after the war.
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Poland
Warsaw
John Gunahy
United Bases
Dey Ana
Representa
Foreign Office
Kermand
Temple to Hold Regular Services
Rabbi Ephraim Frisch will conduct regular services at Temple Beth El at 6 pm Friday and 10 30 am Saturday. Mrs L L Marks, back from vacation, will lead the Volunteer choir.
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Temple Beth-El
L. L. Marks
Rain prayers ordered by Argentine bishops amid drought
In northern provinces of Argentina bishops ordered prayers for rain as drought since May 28 worsens crop damage with reports of 20 to 40 percent wheat and tax losses. In New York a display shows 63 year old balloons and letters from early air mail including Paris sales and German 1870 footage.
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Buenos Aires
New York
American Air Mall Society
Paris
Miners Confer in Cave After Martial Law Declares Curbs
In Gallup New Mexico under martial law a striking coal miners group met secretly in a cave near the Arizona line and voted to keep peaceful picketing. Martha Roberts, wife of a strike leader, urged several hundred strikers to continue a show of pickets as the National Miners Union presses for wage and hour gains and union recognition.
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Gallup
N. M
Arizona Jine
Martha Roberts
National Miners' Union
Sny
Fractured report describes blast and fire at dining room
The fragmented text shows a blast blowing a hole in a dining room and a fire set by an assailant. It mentions a person named Bavlo and AnuAGHY pouring pine needles down a chimney while others observed the blast and its aftermath. The account is garbled with several misspellings and unclear names.
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