Paulette Goddard Denies Chaplin Engagement Rumor
New York September report shows Miss Paulette Goddard arriving from Hollywood refusing to confirm or deny engagement to Charlie Chaplin. She clarifies no plans and states there is nothing to deny, noting she will not discuss the topic. Goddard mentions plans to return to Tahiti to grow out her hair.
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New York
Paulette Goddard
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Misa Goddard
New-York
Tahiti
Mr. Chaplin
Grand Central Station
Los Angeles
Paulette
Charlie
Victim of Bullet in Strike Dispute Buried With Pomp
Walter Rojek, a 19 year old killed by a bullet in a riot ending the needleworkers strike, was buried in a two mile funeral procession in South River New Jersey. About 3000 mourners attended including 1726 women strikers and 25 white cloaked pallbearers carrying the casket from St Mary’s Church to Polish Cemetery in East Brunswick Township.
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South River
N. J
Walter ‘Rojek
St Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Sty Mary's Polish Cemetery
Victim of Convict Attack Succumbs
KINGSPORT Tenn Sept 24 Charles Levan 2 year old convict guard died in a hospital from a fractured skull after a road gang attack at Moccasin Gap Va last week. He was struck with an iron bar. Two convicts escaped. Thomas Narthal 2 was captured.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Charles Levan
Abo Road Gang
Moccasin Gap
Thomas Narthal
Soviet Ice-Breaker Sibiriukof Drifts Helplessly
Moscow reports the ice breaker Sibiriukof commanded by Captain Schmidt is drifting helplessly in the Arctic north of Siberia amid huge icebergs. Catalonia readies for Azana visit as independence move is outlined for a future federal Spain.
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Moscow
Bdoriet
Sibiriukof
Schmidt
Arctic Ocean
Biberia
Gatalonta Celebrats
Barcelona
Spain
Catalonia
Azana
Madrid
Fort Where Lincoln Was Under Fire Bought for Park
Washington action confirms six acres of Fort Steveng property is now part of the capital park system. The fort, site of a Civil War bombardment with Lincoln nearby on July 1, 1864, was finally acquired after delays by corporations. Lieutenant Colonel A. B. Grant announced the purchase yesterday.
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Lincoln
Washington
Old Fort Steveng
Capitels
Jand Tle
A. 8. Grant
Bank Seeed OK By Oh J B Milenenl In Austin
J B Milenenl vice president of South Texas Bank and Trust went to Austin Friday morning to secure approval from James Shaw state banking commissioner. The decree aims to remove legal barriers to depositing the city dividend from City Central bank to the new institution. If approved, it would relieve the banking commissioner of liability after the 40 percent dividend is turned over, but would not release bank officers or sureties from the city's remaining claim. The decree, drafted by the city attorney and approved by the city emmission, would be entered in Seventy third District Court Monday or Tuesday, Col W B Tuttle announced.
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J.B. Milenenl
South Texas
Sod Trust Company
Austin
James Shaw
Sttormey
Seventy-third District Court
W. B. Tuttle
Weather report fragment with unclear data and multiple typos
Fragmented weather page shows precipitation totals and wind notes but is riddled with errors and unreadable names. It lists various locations, dates, and figures, yet lacks coherent measurements or a clear regional summary. Overall the passage is largely indecipherable due to garbled OCR text.
Purse Recovered After Flood Woefully Lost in Auto
Mrs Bettles of 3611 North Flores dropped her purse in two feet of flood water Friday night after exiting a car. City detectives Bartholomae and Hite found the abandoned vehicle at Myrtle and San Pedro park and recovered the $35, keys, and glasses. The purse and contents were returned to Mrs Bettles intact.
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Robert J. Settles
North Flores Street
San’ Antonio
L. B Wright
West Mulberry Street
Charles Bartholomae
A.J. Hite
Myrtle
San Pedro Park
Burglary Charge Ties Fred Viola to Slot Machine Heists
Fred Viola and Edgar McDonald face four counts of machine burglary and theft. Viola was jailed in Bexar County after failing to post four school bonds following a court appearance before Justice John Onion. McDonald remains hospitalized at Robert B. Green as investigators link him to the deputy sheriff slaying amid a grocery burglary probe on the Culebra road. Joe De Mack and Eugene Banspach e are held without bond for the Deputy Mangold case, while DeMack is identified as Joe Tomeck, a Hallettsville man with a prior burglary record.
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Fred Viola
Edgar McDonald
Bexar County
Court of Justice of the
Peare
John Onion
MacDonld
Robert B.green
Joe DeMack
Eugene Banspach
George Mangold
Culebra
DeMack
Banspach
Justice of the Peace Union
Dalr
Joe Tomeck
Hallettsville
Ume
Paraguayan and Bolivian forces clash in Chaco fighting
In the Gran Chaco battle near Abuncion and Port Boqueron Paraguayan troops recaptured Fort Falcon and claimed about two weeks of heavy combat. Meanwhile Bolivian bulletins report Bolivian positions held at Port Boqueron despite artillery bombardment and promotions for four Bolivians for heroism, with two Paraguayan machine guns captured.
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Abuncion
Paraguay
Chaco
Tony
Ministry ‘of War
Fort Falcon
Craca
LA Paz
Bolivia
Port Boqueron
Gran Chaco
Colombia mobilizes troops near Leticia amid Peru war clamor
Reports from Mananas western Brazil say Colombia is mobilizing troops and airplanes in the Pulumayo district near Leticia. Six planes reach La Chorrena on the Putumayo River as garrisons move toward the lower Putumayo to retake Leticia. About 2000 Colombians are to pass through Brazil en route to Ceticia.
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Colombia
Rio DE Janeiro
Mananas
Brazil
Pulumayo
Leticia
Peru
Lia Chorrens
Putumayo
Popayari
San Miguel
Puerto Assis
la Chorrena
Léticia
Ceticia
Colombinn
League to Name Peace Committee
Geneva September 23 1947 The League of Nations council under President Eamon de Valera appointed a three member committee to pursue peace efforts over the Pareguey and Bolivia conflict in the Gran Chaco.
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League
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Eamon de Valera
Irish Free State
Jis
Pareguey
Bolivia
Gran Ghaca
Five Cent Death Peddlers Sought in Liquor Sales
New York police hunt five cent poison peddlers said to operate in dim districts of Manhattan. A jobless seaman died from wood alcohol after drinking, the thirteenth such death Monday and the fiftieth since August. Bowery hotels and speakeasies remain targets as pennyworth poisoners ply a deadly trade.
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New York
Dept
Unclothed Body Found. Arrest Report Ties to Local Residence
Police found the unclothed body of a 40 year old woman amid brush near a Meridian area. Bloodhounds traced officers to a Black suspect known as Duderey Roberts, who was transported to a secret jail after officials searched his home and found clothing and a sawed off shotgun.
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Meridian
Bills Serine Mc- Neil
Duderey Roberts
Longtime federal servant to retire after 44 years
L. F. Passallaigue, civilian in the Eighth Corps Area quartermaster office at Port Sam Houston, will retire September 30. He served in government work 44 years, including about twenty at the San Antonio weather bureau and 16 in the corps area quartermaster office. He began as a civilian in the signal corps at Charleston, South Carolina in 1882, then joined military service in 1883. He worked with the weather bureau until 1910, left service briefly from 1910 to 1916, then returned to the corps area in August 1916 and remained on duty there.
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L. F. Passallaigue
Clvillan
Eighth Corpé
Port Sam Houston
San Antonio Weather Bureau
Corps
Signal Corps
Charleston, &. Gy
The
Weather Bureau
Corps Area Quartermaster
Pittsburgh Man with Two Hearts Revealed by X Ray
Edward Reynolds of Pittsburgh was found to have a second heart on the right side after a broken arm exposed the condition years ago. Doctors confirmed a smaller second heart has existed, a rare anomaly described as a natural variant. The report notes Reynolds has lived with this dual heart physiology for decades.
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Pittsburgh
Ciiny
Edward Reynolds
Reynolds
Johnstown
Viceray
Dan Cupia
U S Restaurants Face Closing Under Government Competition
Washington moves to curb government competition in federal buildings as Rep Bhannon of Missouri urges disclosure of profit and loss sheets by government restaurants. The House committee questions the fairness of public eateries competing with private firms and hints at legal action.
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Washington, D
Congress
House
Bhannon
Missouri
British mill strike in Lancashire district nears compromise
Mill owners and union representatives work toward a wage compromise in Lancashire, aiming at about an eight and a half percent pay reduction. The stalled dispute broadens to future pay talks as talks resume.
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Manchester
England
Coltan
Lanegahire
Met
State highway funds announced for Texas routes
The state highway department announced AOD funds totaling 3,184,201 with appropriations for Bexar county to complete surveys on the San Antonio to Guidelups route, Macplana for grading and drainage on highway 66 from San Antonio to Antonia, and 7,952 for rock asphalt from San Antonio west on highway No 3.
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Tormenta
State Highway Department
Bexar County
San Antonio
Macplana
Antonia
Atasensa County
Four Dry Bodies to Back Hoover
Four national dry organizations will actively support President Hoover for re election while disapproving of the Republican platform and the own squor plan. Allied Forces for Prohibition National Temperance Bureau Flying Squadron Foundation and the Friends Temperance Society will back Hoover from Washington.
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Washington, D. C
National Dry Organizaons
Hoover
Presidentia
Forces For Prohibition
National Temperance Bureau
Flying Squadron Foundation
Friends’ Temperance Society
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