Hike Seen as Dil Trade Joins NRK in War Effort
Dispatch from Tulsa reports industrial leaders backing a plan to have President Roosevelt fix gasoline prices to aid auto production costs under the wartime price and production controls. The planning committee proposes a gradual revision of the oil code with interdepartmental diplomacy shaping the pace and scope of price changes.
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Warrington
D.C
Nhas Blue Eagle
Texes
Indus'rial
Roosevelt
Tulsa
Okla
Gandeni
Opera- Core
Tottar Lowall
Inter-departments
Tckes
Gil
Hugh
Dshn
Western Union Backs NRA Code Plan in New York
Western Union Telegraph Co announces it has subscribed to the NRA code and will operate under it. The note mentions restoring wages and refunds of deductions, including 10 percent salary restoration for employees and a retroactive refund of 4 1 2 percent of the deductions for one month.
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NRA
Western Union New York
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
City News Com dancing and local band dances
Dance listings across venues in St Hedwig and area including Pete Brewers Band at Braun hall and Jerry McRae’s orchestra at Paneer Land pat Argl. 2. Weekly and Sunday night dances, modern and old style, with various orchestras and locations such as Selma Austin Kane’s Orch and Willem Euler’s orchestra plus ads for employment and health products.
Ailmented Aviator De Pineda's Long Flight Dream Ends
Italian aviator De Pineda Olea Roch Burns De Pineda attempted a 1513 1/2 mile transatlantic record from New York to Ravak Seria. He equipped his plane with alert systems and sea survival gear, but a crash near the Avent ended the perilous bid. He was known as Italy's best long distance flyer and had recently retired from the Italian army.
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Ais Techoless
Go D'Annunsis
Gaarel D'Annunzio
Gadotts
D'annunzia
Begdad
de Pineda
Fao
Maurice Oss
Yepenian
New York
Ravak
Seria
Italy
Amony
Laly
Italan Army
Hehose
Rome
Alrinan
Uspah
Te Ching
India
Tebaysy
De Pinedo Rise to Hero Recalled in 1930s Tale
New York dispatch recalls Domenico De Pinedo, famed aviator who crossed continents in a remarkable career. Born in Rome, he trained at the Royal Italian Naval College and joined naval aviation before serving in the air force. His 1930s flights linked the Pacific, Atlantic routes, and Americas, earning international recognition as Italy’s aerial pioneer.
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New York
Matanis de Pinedo
Takin
Aus
Rome
Iidy
Royal Italian Naval
Air
Navy
Tinian
Carlo del Prete
Italy
Americas
Reeturn
Ventare
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Bath
North Atlanic
Francesco de Pinvoli
Talia Wirman
New ‘York
Bagdarl
Mercy
de Pinedo
Tate
Atirane
Lar
Missing Denver Dealer Found Wandering in Seattle
Denver department store executive Bernard Ritter Tint who vanished August 24 was found wandering Seattle streets yesterday. Authorities say he is under care after a physician declared amnesia. He recalls little of the days since leaving the store and cannot confirm kidnapping or release.
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Denver
Seattle
Bratile
Bernard Ritter- Tint
Tecutive
Roosevelt On Ish Cruse In Montauk Bay
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt resting aboard Vincent Astor's Nourmalist yacht off Montauk Long Island after anchorage in Fora Pond. The president's day included no official duties and he spoke with friends while a fuel incident aboard the float plane was noted as minor.
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D. C
Allantic
Roosevelt
Fora Pond Bay
Montauk
Long Island
Vincent Astor
Ciue
Navy Department
New Charge Adds Defendant to Conspiracy Case
Texas rangers linked to a sprawling theft ring face a fresh conspiracy charge in a case stemming from the alleged $100,000 heist of bones. District Attorney Walter Tynan filed the new complaint with telegraphic requests from Captain D. E. Hamer and Ranger Jim Shawn of Chicago, adding seven defendants including J. D. Bonner, Jann Cunningham, and Harry Fingster, and one in extradition talks as the saga widens across Missouri Indiana Ohio and Texas with ties to Continental Bank and Trust in New York.
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Missouri
Indiana
Otue
Tiiisis
Walter Tynan
Caph D. E. Hamer
Jim Shawn
Chicago
Tynan
Gian
D. Bonner
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Commercial National Bank
Jann H. Cunningham
Harry N Fingster
Let
Jetest
Continental Bank and Trust Company
New York
Three Killed as Lightning Strikes Cold Drink Stand
A severe storm sent lightning into a Cabot Arkansas area drink stand causing a fatal fire. Victims identified include Gerald Bickard 42 from Crhat and Fisherd 30 of Ca Dol along with Grdret Snyder 35 of Little Rock. Rescue crews battled flames as shelter seekers were trapped.
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AIK
Sepp 2
Anres
Holt
Walhules
Perseiy
Grdret Snyder
Little Rock
Gerald Bickard
Crhat
Fstnerd
Ca‘Dol
Candy Kisses Spark Vagrancy Charge in Denver
In Denver, a bizarre scene unfolded as a couple shared candy then argued over a kiss. Police intervened, charging them with vagrancy. Miss Arnott was jailed briefly while Christine was released after questioning.
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Randy
Chrialinihos
Mim Arnel Wan
Jall
Christine Thon
Lamson Trial Hears Circumstantial Case On Wife Death
Prosecutors pressed a circumstantial case to prove David A Lamson killed his wife with an iron pipe, presenting testimony on a possible motive involving another woman. A cross section of the bath scene was shown as the trial awaits resumed proceedings Tuesday.
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Ban Jose
Oalit
David
Branford University Press
Seémhoul
Bathrasm
Clare Hialwits
Tere
Lamsoy
Sere Kelley
Vermont Vote on Rum Retreat in Prohibition Era
Vermont faces a pivotal vote on liquor policy as the state debates repealing prohibition. After years of anti liquor legislation, activists and reformers clash with anti prohibitionists seeking to record a stance against retention of the liquor ban. The special election Tuesday will determine whether Vermont aligns with national repeal or maintains dry traditions.
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Vermont
Dhy
Tepes
Ing
Sheriff Holds Man for U S Officials
Sheriff Albert Hauser held a suspect for the United States Justice Department after deputies found a car matching a Chicago theft report 25 miles south of San Antonio. Chicago officials confirmed the car was stolen there months ago.
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United States’ Department of Justice
Chicago
San Antonio
Austrian Army Hike Approved Gains in Military Strength
London reports Britain ready to support Austria in increasing its army from 22 000 to 30 000 to maintain order and public security amid political shifts. Fraternal ties among governments strained by the changes, with war pressures easing in the shift of mains.
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London
Great Britain
Austria
Mexico Seeks Treaty Revision Says Torio Report
The article states that Mexico seeks revision of the Japanese Mexican commercial treaty, proposing to drop clauses that restrict Mexican terms and grant Japanese nationals more liberal rights than those of other countries, including the United States, as asserted by Vernacular Townpapers.
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Mexico
Labor Party Leader Announces Reentry to House
The Laborite leadership row ends as the party leader returns to the House of Commons. Amid confusion over the leadership vote, the party confirms the new leadership arrangement and signals readiness to move forward in Parliament.
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Clay Choss
Arthur Hens Merron
Pollen Alrels
Ol 'Angele Reluiry
Alimé
Labor Party
Cuban Storm Death Toll Reported In North Coast Reevaluation
Fragmentary copy notes a continuation discussing Cuban storm deaths along the northern coast and western land areas. The report mentions thousands of inhabitants moving to higher ground to escape a deadly tail of the disaster, with emphasis on coastlines and inland movement.
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Wland
Storm Grounds Four Ships in Caribbean Disturbance
Storms and alarms spread across the Caribbean as four ships ran aground or were damaged. Reports indicate a disturbance moving west of northwest with tropical activity near Puerto Rico and Cuba. Ships named include the Josephine Gray ashore at Cayo Bahia del Call and the Stahl damaged near Havanna. A typhoon warning prompts ships to seek cover and moorings tighten.
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Fla
Florida Peninsula
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Caribbean
Florida
Pater
Key Wert
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Puerto Rico
Josephine Gray
Cayo
Bahia del Call
Stahl
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Corfitzon
Heme
Weter
Thyra
Rigisuy
Malangesay
Haron Harris
Bribish
Matanzas
Viscount Grey Vital Signs Report Amid Unclear Assault Claims
A cryptic wire from Sept 2 notes Viscount Grey’s condition as critical or improving, with uncertain details about a voyage or incident. No clear names beyond Viscount Grey appear, and the garbled text mentions injuries to a person and a possible charge or legal action linked to an attack.
Clean System for Health
The note appears as a garbled OCR fragment discussing a health system or regimen. It references digestive issues and a suggestion to follow a routine, though specific details and names are obscured by misspellings. The text remains unreadable for precise extraction of persons, organizations, dates, or concrete actions.
Love for Read Faded, Windsor Testifies in L.A. Trial
In Los Angeles on September 47 Claire Windsor, once linked to Alfred Read, denied continuing affection as Read faced a suit from Marian Read, former wife of Oak Bend broker. Windsor said her love faded before the suit, and Read may have moved on to another in Hollywood. Court sessions focused on love letters between Windsor and Read, with one note describing a future divorce and separation.
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Claire
Windsor
Alfred C. Reader
Uap
Marian Feed
Miss Windsor
Read
Hollywood
Marlen
Court Dismisses Suits for Share in Indian's Estate
Denver September 2 The milk filed by several persons claiming heirs of Wale Eagle Creek Indian was dismissed by the US circuit court of appeals. The ruling upheld an Oklahoma federal court which held that the sole surviving heir, Nellie Fish, wins the estate valued at 25 million dollars. The estate comprises lands in Creek county Oklahoma.
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Wale Eagle
Phlahoma
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Court of Oklahoma
Tin Engle
Nellie Fish
Creek County
Okla
Belgium seeks funds for eastern fortifications
The Belgian government plans to ask parliament to approve about 107,000,000 francs for completing fortifications along the eastern border. The report notes Belgium's move as part of defense spending announced in Brussels.
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