Thieves Break Wind Now But Lose Nerve
A thief apparently lost nerve after throwing two rocks through a glass window at Dramel's Drug Store, 1825 South Ney Braca Fela Avenue, but failed to grab any cash. Sheriff Coley White asks local authorities to arrest suspects in the incident and other burglaries. Police report several break ins and a car ransacking as detectives investigate.
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Nurglar
Seo Margarez
Klein Street
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Olmos
Perk
Toun
Eugene Smith
de Sota
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Dogesch
Otto
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D. R
Peddlers Tax Repeal Voted in Teres Sept 19
A legislative vote overturned the peddlers tax in a district court ruling context. The measure, debated in the senate, failed to secure final approval and faced opposition from sponsors claiming the tax targeted peddlers and stalls.
St Louis Lawyer to Head American Bar Association
Beth Guy A Thompson of Le Toute Was elected president of the American Bar Association at its convention today. Secretaries and other officers included P. Steckenrichen Trat hingie, Reelected secretary, and H Voorheen of St Louis Park, South Dakota, reelected treasurer. Glenn Fairbroot of Gratti, Washington, and Harry G. Knight of Penna joined as officials. Weller F. Armstrong of Memphis and Washington, D. C. were selected for next convention duties.
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N. J
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le Toute
Ita
Stir P. StecKritken
Wenn H. Voorheen
Sloux
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Dpennsylvents Siete Dar Association
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Memphis
Tennessee
Washington, D. C
Patterson and Harlan Married in Texas House Ceremony
In Austin on Sept 19 Representative Frank Patterson of Fort Worth and Harlan of Blxefort were wed in a house ceremony. The event followed Patterson's earlier remarks about price approvals and the former house employee was noted among attendees.
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Texas
Austin
Trane
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Japan Invades China as Cabinet Convenes on Crisis
Japanese troops push into Chinese cities from Korea, while the cabinet holds an extraordinary session to coordinate responses. Reports say Japanese forces control key rail lines and streets in Mukden and other cities as they retaliate for an attempted attack on a bridge. Chinese authorities and observers await clarification on the broader strategic aims and potential countermoves.
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Korea
Gud -Chiren
Titeeta
Tailvens
Canadian dollar slips in foreign exchange market
In New York on September 1 the Canadian dollar weakened against major currencies. The dollar quoted NB3-10 to the pound was down 1-16 from yesterday, while the British pound steady near recent highs at 4.895-6 for cable transfers, with the French franc lower and the German mark unchanged. Tangential gains were seen in the Belgian, British and Scandinavian currencies.
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New York
Forelep Exchange
Retail Food Price Changes Reported in August
Washington department notes slight rise in retail prices from July 15 to September 1, with overall inflation around half a percent. Bureau statistics indicate higher price gains for certain staples, including meat and whitesale items, amid mixed effects across categories.
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Metail Food
Oricta Bath
Bureau of Labs
Aatzictica
Detroit Slayings Suspects Apprehended in Raid
Detroit police report the third suspect in the rifle slayings case has been arrested. Milberg and two other men were taken into custody as authorities tighten the investigation. Prosecutor Mary B. Tor Abberte leads the case with arrest warrants issued for remaining suspects.
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Detroit
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Bell
Milberg
Magic Flute on Civic Opera Bill
The Civic Opera plans a November opening for The Magic Flute with lavish staging and three revivals scheduled, signaling a major production of the season. Funeral attendance noted for a German figure, with details of a prince and a royal scene mentioned in passing.
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Civic Opera
Chicago
Sion
War crimes travel ban and Japanese actions in Mukden
Fragmented report describes exchanges between Tokyo and Mukden over Bhintaro Nakamura and others, detailing Japanese occupation after Mukden and police control, assurances to residents, and penalties for travel in Chinese territory. It notes Chinese responses and mentions investigations into war crimes and antiwar policies.
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Mukden
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Apaveze
Ehie
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Gayorimene
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Biatongs
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Pointe
Chinree
Anpanrer Residente
Chinese Worried at Turn of Events NANKING China
Unclear report from Nanking describes official actions and foreign observers amid a sudden shift in local power. References to Chen and Tan suggest political tension and disruptions in governance. Details are fragmentary and difficult to verify from the readable text.
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China
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Rine
Birth control issues split church leaders in Denver
Sept 10 Denver reports a church convention discussing Lambeth Conference actions on birth control divorce and marriage. The meeting includes Bishop Belton Furst and Colorado Bishop Jolson amid anticipated debates over U S English church tensions and possible reinstatement of Bishop Montgomery Arde after a 1825 trial.
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Cola
Protestant Episcopal Church
England
Lie Hoase
United States
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William Mocgomery Arde
Arcunan
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Seven Quizzed in Gil Death at Pleasonton Hospital
Investigators questioned seven suspects after the death of Miss Bruggle Cook, 19, of Pleasonton, at a San Antonio hospital following an operation and blood transfusions. Attorny Walter Troan led the inquiry and sought witnesses to establish contacts for forthcoming testimony. The case involved an assault prior to her transfer to San Antonio for care. Her father, Robert Cook, was notified of her death.
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Robert Coat
Pleasenton
San Antoiy
Abe
Income Tax Fund Behind Last Year Sees Shortfall
Income tax collections as of September 17 show the government trails last year by 882 million dollars. Total receipts reached 107,131,452, versus 279, HOL in the prior year period, with fiscal-year totals at 212,710,018 compared with 218,240 in the corresponding prior period. A separate police report notes a suspect shot after a rock-throwing incident, with Frank Steno linked to the victims.
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Wasthagtor
Brookhart Radio Address Outlines Federal Plans
Senator Smith W Beinkhett Republican Progressive of Iowa will discuss what the federal government would do in connection with current business mood and unemployment in a KTSA and Columbia network address at 8 o clock Saturday evening. The program features music by Molany Boguslowski and notable radio talent, with selections from Hungarian Rhapsody and Beethoven Finale, plus a staged play adaptation and other cultural items.
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Iowa
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Colombia
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Hoover
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Lerry Petit
London
Phil Makes
Tisot Bimmons
KUSA
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Westerner? Omitted details in 19th century ledger
Fragmented OCR text shows medical terms and dates with references to fetal amotizh and deficiency for menih. Mentions indicates a historical medical context, with scattered proper nouns and place names, but content remains garbled and lacks a coherent single event or narrative.
Radio Programs and Evening Listings Across Stations
A fragmented 1980 era radio schedule shows Saturday listings from multiple stations including WOAS WUAD and others with varied programs such as orchestras and talks. The text mentions a protest in Madrid with references to Catalan and Galician unrest and a professor from the University of Salamanca presenting arguments to a government bureau.
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Gallegen
Alelerte
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Miguel Oracany
University of Salamanca
Bpanieb Republic
Trofesser
Refugees Recall Hurricane Devastation and Loss
Refuges recount the hurricane impact as a church bell tolled and a hotel hosted services. The storm broke a steeple and wreckage trapped children, while the peril of the night left many dead or missing and names of evacuees and officials listed among the survivors.
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Waa
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Belize
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Chicago
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Eefugees
Valley Shippers Fight Rate Hike Over Freight on Vegetables
Valley shippers from Lower Hio Graule valley plan to meet Monday to oppose proposed freight rate increases set to take effect October 1. They argue the higher charges would cost thousands of dollars annually and harm vegetable shipments.
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Lauer Tniay
Opportunity Beckons You Turn There Now
Prompts to consult Light Classified Ads for answers to problems and opportunities today. A short promotional note urging readers to check local ads for solutions and chances.
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