Allied Plane Orders Near Sale As Policy Is Debated
The wartime policy debate centers on selling large numbers of aircraft to Allied nations. Officials including Secretary of War Woodring and Assistant Secretary Johnson discuss restricting assembly abroad while expanding U.S. production to meet anticipated orders valued near 1.0 billion dollars.
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Wastiiclor
Ole Hamily Lawuerow
Sarey
Mitury Aline Gennitter
Conanitioe
Mae
Treasury
Wourtring
Louis Tohnson
Ion
George C. Marshal
Chilef
Singer Ma
Arpay Air Corre
Wid
Navy Department
Fermil
Alles
Cormant
Arey
Amarirad Induster
Terbiga
Don Harter
Specia
Aviation Sun- Committee
Effeigis
United States
Eanisrad
Allien
Army
Aircraf
Revolt Plot Foiled in Bolivia Amid Cabinet Move
Bolivian authorities reported a planned uprising timed with President Gemma Busch’s Jan cabinet reshuffle. No shots were fired as troops guarded the Government Palace and the Army mobilized tanks to deter the conspiracy led by interior officials and militia groups.
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Gemma Busch
Hug
Quintanille
Scotty Sought Gold Certificates Threats Jail in 1920s Tale
A garbled 1920s report describes a man named Scotty chasing gold certificates purportedly hidden in California mountains thirty years earlier. Treasury officials deny traceable plans, while a separate Dolgaville death is ruled suicide after a garage promoter is found shot.
Liquid Oxygen Explosives Tested For U S Navy
A historical report outlines demonstrations of liquid oxygen explosive devices by consultant Barlow at Glenn L. Martin grounds. Tests aim to prove safety and potential battlefield use, with Army and Navy officials invited after prior legal actions and funding disputes.
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Saulille Hives
Marek
Lostes
Iserlow
Barlow
Navy
Glenn L. Marte Company
Aivcrathc Ammuhielurers
Bovlow
Vaulion
Army
Senate
House
Tfe
War Today Reflections on British Propaganda and American Independence
The piece rails at British censorship and propaganda while defending American freedom of thought. It notes U S reluctance to join European war efforts and urges Britain to respect American independence, arguing censorship harms allied cooperation. It cites George Cromwell’s Washington remarks and pleads for broader American press freedom.
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Goebbels
America
Lincoln
Herr Goebbels
Pgol
MgisEh
WalUer
United States
Naples
Washington
Canad
Tames Cromivall
la Cromwell
Britain
England
Aoiioy
Tess
France
Pupsia
Meliadone
Britain weighs big five war cabinet plan
London reports Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain considers forming a big five war cabinet to boost Britain's war effort. The lineup allegedly includes key ministers such as the foreign secretary, chancellor of the exchequer, and others in high government roles.
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Britain
London
INS
Neville Chamberlain
Loovinn
Mel
Himssit
Forden
Malas
Tt Exchesquer
John Stimol
Winsiem Liireniit
Samy Loate
State Senate Readies Passage on Mutpels Bill
The State Senate appears set to pass a mutpels bill detailing an equal 40 60 split of a 20 percent take between the state and racing interests. It expands the State Racing Commission to four members two Republicans and two Democrats. The governor condemns partisan commissions and opposes mandated agricultural fair funding and the bill’s growth of state finance. Republicans expect the governor to sign, viewing it as bi partisan reform amid budget concerns.
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Harness Mithin
Bowen
Race Association
State
Ravine Commission
Racing Commission
Harness Racine Commission
Tum
Thom Spliti
Unis
Serritor Pliny
Williemson
Church Organist Traced to Buffalo New York
Richard Truman Percy, 70, a church organist and choirmaster, vanished last Wednesday around his retirement from active duty. A train ticket stub showed he disembarked at Buffalo en route to Chicago, but no trace was found. A wartime release policy note mentions prison privileges and censorship rules for detainees.
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Buffalo
Richard Truman Percy
New York
Chicago
Percy
Jim
Labor Leader Killing Linked to Murder Inc in Brooklyn Scandal
Brooklyn DA William O Dwyer shifts focus as murder, Inc. debts, named mob figures and a nationwide roster of gangsters surface in the Nestfield Murtha case and a web of confessions. Abe Reles and Martin Goldstein remain at large while new arrests, bail battles, and grand jury preparations unfold amid a brutal underworld probe.
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Crooklyn
Seit Dofons
Dum
Malone
Taseph Carowelli
Chivecolis
George Dolney
Lind
Tan
Mie
Jodas
Brooklyn
William Dpwyer
Orga
Abe
Soonnal Geand
Erand Jn
Charles Warkman
Marlin (Biggsy) Coldstein
Daido Spures and the Ring Case Details
In an unclear report the ring and bribe scheme around a murder case is described. Names such as Capone era figures and a restaurant owner in Pittsburgh are mentioned along with a $300,000 Wall witness and various alleged fixer witnesses. The piece notes multiple arrests connected to the Holler murder and references a baker's helper Lazarus Bako and a panel of witnesses in a convoluted plot.
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Poblee
Pasar
Tims
Capone
Solind
Josep Anova
Morris Kesslar
Pittsburgh
Phil Mud
Holler
Astathy O'Dwyer
Lazarus
Bako
Porn
Music Publishing
Clewnel Pry
Leeving
Magoon Wid Gollstein
Kena Fraschy
Q'Dwyer
Wnovan
Quezon urges gradual steps toward independence
Quezon tells Philippine Normal School graduates that the Philippines should seek its own salvation through balanced relations with the United States. He warns against immediate full independence and cautions maintaining access to American markets and support while pursuing gradual self rule.
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Quezon
Philippines
Manuel Quezon
United Skiles
Islands
Philppine
English Push War Against Nazi Shipping Flaws Highlighted
The article discusses British naval efforts to disrupt Germany's sea supply lines, noting subma rine warfare and ship destruction along coasts. Oslo protests over Norwegian territory tension and calls for intensified actions surface amid wartime reporting.
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Reain
Ain
Heross
Germany
Svandiwin
Oslo
Bettis
Ann
Germany weighs orders on ship stay in port
A fragmented report from Copenhagen on March 28 notes Germany considering whether to order a ship to remain at port. The brief mentions Syracuse and a potential Denmark link but lacks clear details or confirmation of actions.
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Germany
Shipa
Coperhagen
Denmark
Mareh 28
UPJ
Guemeny
Syracuse
Eraatr O
Unclear OCR Text From Poughkeepsie Church Notices
The readable fragments reference a church setting in Poughkeepsie New York with names Slefani Movers and a Josephs Church. Other details include a wallet or purse context with mentions of Banks Dooles and a number ten, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Poughkeepsle
Slefani Movers
Peekekine
Shy Joseph's Church
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