AERIAL GENERAL STAFF DISCUSSION WITH ALLIED REPRESENTATIVES
Montgomery head of Western Union defense committee at Paris HQ says there will be talks with Atlantic Pact representatives on organizational structure and defense relevance. He notes the aim to gather views from others and report findings to Congress after returning to Washington.
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Montgomery
Western Union Defense Committee
Paris
Dinfieed
Atlantic Pact
Washington
Congress
Denfield
Today’s Features and Page Guide Highlight
A column by Frederick C. Ornman describes a yacht visit by 20 bitler’s crew with Egyptian servants, sliced turkey and other Occidental fare. The page guide lists Somies Crossword, Dr Dean Horoscope, Ida Jean Kain features, Amusements, Editorials, Bridges, Letters, Churches, Financial, Classifieds, Radio, Deaths, Social News, Sports, and Todays Fictions on pages 8 through 16.
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Bitler
Frederick C. Ornman
Dean
Ida Jean Kain
Varade Starts Races in 87 Derby Cars Show
Varade opens a racing event featuring 87 derby cars as tense finals unfold. Virginia participation headlines the speed showcase with notable drivers and regional competition shaping the afternoon.
Husband Regains Custody of Mice and Guinea Pigs
In a SLAC court case Judge Fréd issued an order awarding custody of the mice and guinea pigs to Mahan. The dispute centered on who would care for the animals used for medical purposes.
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SLAC
Mahan
Cot
Fréd’ ‘Mahan
Fort Dix Parade Climax Hails Costello Speech
The Herald Journal notes a parade at Fort Dix with Keder Knan Grotto members in tasselled robes and the Dunbar Center-Band protected by agile Tanjorettes. Sayor Frank J Costello concluded the event with a commemorative address as the parade reached its climax.
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the Herald
Journel
Lecken
Eel
Keder Knan Grotto
Dunbar
Tanjorettes
Sayor Frank J.costello
Airliner Turns Back as Military Escort Joins Flight
An airliner departed Boston and briefly stopped at Hart, Conti, and LaGuardia fields before proceeding south, escorted by a military plane. The sequence suggests a precautionary measure amid unclear in-flight developments.
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Boston
Hart
Conti
LaGuardia Field
Gion
Del
Roosevelt Jr to Wed Socialite Miss Perrin
Rep Franklin D Roosevelt Jr 34 to marry socialite Miss Suzanne Perrin 28 after Congress adjourns. Engagement announced by Perrin family, denied by Roosevelts and Perrins. They met at Westbury Long Island last year. Perrin says breeding Angus cattle drew them together. Perrin, widow of Lee Perrin, is daughter of late Lee James Perrin and ex-wife of Ethel du Pont. Roosevelt, now 2nd District congressman, has two sons Franklin III and Christopher.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Suzanne ‘Perrin
Congress
Wes
Lee James Perrin
Eleanor . Roosevelt
Washington
Ors
Perrin
Roosevelt
Ethel GuPont
Delaware
Jast
Tithe Roosevelts
Perrins
Debie
New York
Sol Bloom
Reno
Nev Arid
Miss du Pont
Wilmington
Det
Franklin D. HI
Christopher
Miss Emily Tarbell Weds Former Pupil in Hannibal Ceremony
Miss Tarbell, once Emily Tarbell, married her former pupil in a Hannibal ceremony performed by Rev. Arthur Berger. The bride, a New York educator returning from Boston, taught the groom English 264 years ago. The groom, a Barhyat family member and life insurance agent, served in World War I and recently returned from Glens Falls. Honeymooned at Picton, Ontario, they plan to return to Syracuse area next week.
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Vilage
Hannival
Berger
Elmwood
Presbyterian
Fannibal
Glensalls
I Insurance
Boston
National Education Association
Jof
New York State Teachers Associaton
Shanghai Consulate Besieged by mob again today
About 1350 former Shanghai U S Navy employees stormed the consulate seeking back pay and a severance allowance. The group, mostly Chinese with some Indians and whites, demanded three months pay. Acting Consul General Walter McConaughy and aides were inside. Police blocked entry as negotiations continued.
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United States
Shanghai
U. & Navy
Mngle
Walter McConaughy
Morgan’ Slayton
Reuben’ ‘Thomas
Ater
Exs
Communist’ Seer -Affairs Bureau
Ultmately
Polio cases rise amid urban health push and nurse call
The report notes a polio outbreak with 129 state cases to date, plus 37 last year, as health officials announce a need for 200 nurses. Demonstrations grow with hot weather and consulate staff affected. Retroactive pay disputes surface, and a government critique of Labour frames the political scene.
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Foreign Affairs Bureau
Thomas
Bat
Fepor
Navy
Ibers
Shanghai
Department .of Hospitals
State Health Department
New i Peates
York City
Sale
Ice Man Hums Through Heat as 92 Degree Days Rise Demand
Washington report describes the National Association of Ice Industries praising the ice man and follows Bob Foster of Urine Ice Company as he guides workers delivering ice on hot days. A foreman notes one helper sweats through damp denim while hauling heavy ice loads, with about 16 tons moved daily during peak heat.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
National Association of Ice Industries
Urine Ice Company
Bob Foster
Dbiard
Herman
Herman Wampler
Foster
Weather Heat Relief 7 Expected Tonight
Weather brief notes heat relief expected tonight with potential impacts across eastern states. Reports indicate rising temperatures and health advisory considerations as heat indexes climb.
Wealthier at tainting hideaway reveals government cadre
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a government workforce figure and a high annual total. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or named entities beyond generic references to government employees and a year’s peak figure.
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