Smith Visits Ill Daughter in Federal Case Tide
Fragmented text cites Smith visiting his gravely ill daughter in New Orleans after a judge ordered federal custody. Indicted on charges of obtaining money under false pretences from the State University. other named individuals linked to a store and medical staff are listed in a garbled crime note with references to Mardi Gras and a carnival ball.
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Biloh Rowe
Aig
James Monton Bratt
Enbeyil
Witversity
Raudhger
Orleans
Are
Owen Aviiler
Imebane Ly
Brion Rouge
Daughtre Rane
Gocoroe
Lene
Mrz. Wares
Marjorie Lee Swale
New ‘Orleans
Ronenn Oliders
Smith
Brig Rouge
Deat
Wayne G. Botan
Federsi
Taursdar
Larisa
State Universitr
Leon
Walt
New Orleans
Glareniee A. Iria
Grealdey
Serpe
Griffon
Deve Onkre
Andrews
Stokowski Neighbor Ordered to Remove Pigs
Stokowski’s neighbor was ordered by the court to banish pigs following a dispute raised by residents including Otto Hawkins. The judge ruled that the porcine farm produced odors infringing on neighbors’ rights to the outdoors.
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Stokowski
Sinta Beran
Calif
Westwick
Laowatel
Stosowski
Otto Hawkins
Hopeins
Couple Sues For 751000 Over Canton Show Fight
Charles Gollob and his wife Elsie sue for 300,000 general damages plus 2520 medical and 31,000 special damages after a Canton radio show incident. They allege assault by a program participant and security staff, claiming injuries and medical costs from disruptions during the Cantor program.
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Canton
Cantor
Charles Gollob
Elsie
Isador Iskiplich
Bert Gorkon
Salled
Golich
Croat Leader Court Ruling Sparks Yugoslav Tension
A garbled report shows Croat and Serb leaders in a tense exchange over Yugoslavia's fate. Mentions autonomy, potential secession, and protests amid a backdrop of broader political strife. Includes references to Belgrade, Premier Dengisnn Ovetowich, and evolving regional dynamics.
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Belgrade
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Vindko Machek
Grontioll Teheler
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Urantia
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Yugor Sisvia
Austria
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Germany
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Ramr
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Turkey
Slavenia
Croatia
Dalmatia
Rosnie
Wales
Themerives
Austradiungary
Montenegro
Sanchez
United States
Besvud
Macaiula
Censors Aggressively Review Spain Arts Books and Music
Interior minister Ramon Borde Suner orders a new corps to monitor and remove perceived Marxist content from Spanish literature music and cinema. Bookshops shelves are swept for prohibited works while censors inspect newspapers and telegraphs, with tens of thousands affected and no published list of banned items.
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Burgos
Ramon Borde Suner
Vecate
Avery Jetthr
Talottione Ana Telegraph Com Trunichtlabs
Goétament
Saumards
Muntriendly- Elaexeres
Poachers Accused Of Poisoning Well Of Game Warden Cleo
Poachers face accusations of poisoning a well used by a game warden named Cleo in the Sierra Nevada region east of Chico. Local officials say a deputy game warden connected with Cohasset reported a near-fatal attempt amid concerns over venison theft and poaching practices in the rural districts near Mount Lassen and nearby streams.
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Cleo
Mounda
Bett
Cherizs
Sierra Nevada
Chico
Peson
Mit
Customs Service Assumes New Duty Teaches Spelling
Weslington August 2 The Customs Service adds a public spelling drill to its 140 percent anniversary observance. Officials lament frequent misspellings in brochures and signage as they urge correct usage of terms like customs officer and customs building.
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Customs Service
Weslington
Customs Office
Customs House
Avertisemenp
Albany Bus Savings May Reach One Hundred Thousand
State Auditor Ernest Cole announced a statewide review of school district transportation contracts. The audit covers 15 districts as efforts to curb costs continue. State funds cover about 60 percent of transportation costs, roughly six million dollars annually, with pressure to adjust budgets amid a near two hundred million education appropriation. The governor’s plan to cut education funds faces opposition, and orders to justify budget changes may be issued.
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Albany
Ane
Cosin
Ald
Mooois
Dupe Vock
Alolod Ry
Nghtcalne
Rontracts
Sbudenk Transportaton
Ft Rural Wiztory
Dep Ranention
Ernest
Betes School Dstriete
Dus Bivilers
Waleh
Democratis
Lenman
Tral
Branaporix
IE Aecessary
Piano Trends Drive Coat Style in New York Convention
A murky OCR report notes piano industry style harmony and a Bathonay event. It references coats, baby reds, and greed, with mentions of a convention report and a favorable first half, claiming the industry achieved its best year since a low mood.
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Style Harmony
New York
New
Alps
State to Sell Notes Totalling 10 Million At Once
An early 20th century notice outlines state comptroller Mortis Teemake issuing short term notes totaling ten million dollars to fund appropriations. The issue dated August 2, 1939, states notes carry a denomination of one hundred thousand dollars each and will be disposed of by the state with certain approvals.
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Athans
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