Pall Shoves Fatal Alrsry Fast Petered
Aug 3. A fatal incident described as a fast event ends abruptly as pall shoves occur during a clash. No further details available in readable fragments.
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Syracuse Herald Journal
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Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1940
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Sir Joseph Thomson Dies. Nobel Laureate in Physics
Reports confirm Sir Joseph Thomson, renowned physicist and Nobel Prize winner, has died. He contributed to atomic theory with early work on electron behavior. his career linked with Cambridge and prominent scientific circles.
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Shams
Italy Bombs Malta and Kenya Bases
Italian air forces bombed Malta and targets in East Africa as the campaign intensified. Bombs hit troop concentrations and motorized units near Aiko Flohei and Giacts in Reoya, with one plane reportedly destroyed. No details on casualties or strategic outcomes are clear.
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Soldier Survives War Games Then Gets Hot Foot
Wilkes-Harre Pa August 30 Pvt Thoos F Deiter survived war games only to suffer burns from a prank by bunkmates who lit his footwear with a hot iron. Other items note Ronnie Fisher abandoning parachuting plans after a failed umbrella test, Bob White welcomed by Chillicothe Business College football squad, a Tinsman Arkansas candidate signing as Bob White, Waite Trainer finally buying a bicycle then losing it to a stranger, coroner Dr J Grisson ordering witnesses for an inquest, and Charles Grubb at 74 again handing out cigars as his wife has a second daughter born in May 939.
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Name Change Sought to Shorten Kish surname
Pasadena Calif Aug 20 The Kishunas brothers Edward 23 and August 31 petition in court to shorten their last name to Kish saying people have difficulty understanding pronouncing and spelling it and are unable to resist asking isnt it easier to sneeze if
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Kishunas
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Senate Debate Set After House Speed Passed Tax Bill
Senate hearings were announced by Harrison of Mississippi as the committee planned to begin next Tuesday. Senate leadership aimed to debate the bill the following week. Representative Fish of New York called the procedure a vicious gag yet supported both the procedure and the bill, with lawmakers urging the measure not to be tampered with. Knutson and Ford criticized haste in formulating tax policy and warned that the tax would hamper business, suggesting the $300 million raised could be found through federal economy instead.
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