Observation plane collision at Patterson Field injures three
An observation plane and an army transport collided at Patterson Field yesterday injuring three people. The injured include Henry Beidehardt of Springfield Ohio who suffered a possible skull fracture, and Captain Claude C. Perry pilot of the observation plane, plus Van O. Knox of Tipp City Ohio. Field officials cite poor visibility as the cause. Switzerland drops cheap week end railway tickets due to electricity shortage while keeping summer rates.
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Jover
Patterson Field
T Henry Beidehardt
Springfield
Switzerland
Uckets
Hollywood Stars Drop Wallets for Screen Gifts Says Fiding
In a Hollywood piece from 1930s style chatter, Jimmie Fidler critiques star spending on personal gifts for co stars, noting lavish items from cigars to traveling bags. He laments the wealth gap among peers and the morale impact on aspiring actors while cataloging anecdotes about agents and industry excesses.
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Holly Woou
Aus
Greer Garson
Teanelte
Donald
Suburban Calendar Teases Events At City Cycle Venue
A fragment notes Friday events at a local cycle venue in Retville with Red Criss and other acts listed, urging attendees to heed notices about the gathering and its timing.
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Red Criss Snees
Rcets
Cycle Will
VENTS
Retville
Heed
Radio Programs Schedule Fragment
Fragmented OCR shows a weekly radio schedule with garbled words and unclear program names. Listed items include days such as Wednesday and Thursday and references to times, programs, and stations but many tokens are unreadable, making precise titles and hosts indeterminate.
Incumbents Win In Most Races Amid War-Era Elections
Incumbent officials won in New York Ohio Nebraska Idaho and Arkansas with one exception. Hamilton Fish won the Republican nomination in New York’s 26th district by a strong margin. William H. Mary renominated in the second district amid isolationist attacks. Vito Margane secured the Democratic nomination in his district. The article notes gains for several incumbents and references postwar policy debates.
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Winnig
New York
Ohio
Nebraska
Idaho
Arkansas
Hamilton Fish
Preewar Relutionis
Papan
Moosevelt
Micone
Wendell L. Wallkis
New York City
William KH. Marry
Harbor
Inheith
Vito Margane
Emunist
Nex
Democratis
Repubss
American Labor Party
Aot
OneHep
Martin J. Saveney
D. Cleveland
John
Charleson
Harry McGregor
Comds
A. Jonains
Harber
Argins
Mar
Omaha
Harry Botter
John Thomas Inebert
Birmingham Brewer Reunion Held In West Of Ob
The annual Brewer reunion was held in Birmingham with Della Martin of Waxemat presiding at the business session. Officers elected for the coming years include President Mrs Ola Martin, Vice President Mrs Earl He, and Treasurer. Ice cream was served after the meeting.
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Birmingham
Reunon
Charles Quiret
Della Martin
Waxemat
Ola Martin
Earl He
Local notices and family milestones in a mixed clipping
Fragmented announcements record births, engagements, reunions, and local events. Evelyss Smith becomes Mrs Evelyss Williams, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Avery Soov, a Langdon family reunion near Ben Reeling’s home, and a range of teach er appointments, weddings, and community meetings. The garbled text mentions Harold Wallace on leave, a fatal accident misreported, and several names tied to schools, farms, and local clubs.
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Langdon
Ben Reeling
Gratton
Amrion
Japanese enclave in Los Angeles sparks ban debate
A fragmentary report notes a large Japanese community center in Los Angeles facing scrutiny. Officials consider restrictions amid rising concerns about entertainment and cultural activities. Details are unclear among scattered OCR text.
AMHS Dances Amid Unclear Camp Details
Fragmentary OCR text from a California page mentions a dance at a camp with unclear names and actions. The passage is garbled, making it difficult to extract coherent events or involved persons. No verifiable entities or concrete outcomes emerge for a precise summary.
Army Officer Addresses Rotary Club from Camp Perry
Captain Charles Chabl, public felitiins officer at Camp Perry Induction Center, spoke at Elyria Rotary Club on civilian integration into the Army. He described the complex selection process, testing, and reassignment to best fit personnel, noting 800 suitable Army occupations from thousands of civilian jobs and highlighting the role of personnel consultants.
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Camp Perry
Olio
Stoke
Elyria Hotary
Testay Hoon
Elky Heataurant
Army Questa
Elyria Daath
Rew WB. Dinith
Tonnedy
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Dana Call
Norwalk
Anderton
Pabn Beach
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Butacion Center
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Anno Tang
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Trent
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