U S S North Star Reaches Cape Thompson Safe After Ice
The U S S North Star reported its position off Cape Thompson this morning and is safe after a four hundred mile Arctic voyage down the coast from Point Barrow. Fears of entrapment were eased upon arrival as one propeller blade bent amid ice bucking near Barrow where supplies were left for Eskimos east of Point Barrow. The pack closed earlier than usual.
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Noah Star
Cape Thompson
North Star
Barrow
Associated Press
Point Barrow
Tri Motor Ford Plane Returns to Kotzebue After Flight
Pilot Chester Brown of Arctic Airways with Mech Hank Miller Father Cunningham Deputy Marshal A O Brown and Geo Maynard flew a tri motor Ford from Kotzebue to Point Barrow then Wainwright and back spending the night in Kotzebue. King of Ferguson Airways said the craft planned to depart Kotzebue for Deering and Candle but weather delays persist. Reports say an Eskimo prisoner was to be brought to Nome from Wainwright.
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Chester Brown
Arctic Airways
Hank Miller
Father Cunningham
A. O. Brown
Geo. Maynard
Point Barrow
Wainwright
Kotzebue
King
The
Ferguson Airways
Deering
Candle
McMahon Convicted in London Revolver Case
George Andrew McMahon was found guilty of producing a revolver near King Edward VIII with intent to alarm his majesty and was sentenced to one year in prison at hard labor.
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Associated Press
London
George Andrew McMahon
Edward VIII
Pope Pius IIurges Fight Against Communism on Radio
In an international radio address from Castel Gandolfo dated September 14, Pope Pius XII blesses the militant defense against communism, calling it a menace to order and civilization. He pardons bishops and priests killed and urges world authorities to act to seal the breach and prevent chaos.
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Pope Pius
Spain
Pacific Coast Baseball Season Ends With Portland Leading
San Francisco report notes the Pacific Coast regular season concluded with Portland atop the standings, followed by Oakland, San Diego, and Seattle tied. Each team advances to a seven game series, with winners facing off in a coast championship series.
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Pacific Coast
Associated Press
San Francisco
Portland
Oakland
San Diego
Sea
Seattle
British Troops Sail for Palestine in Martial Law Move
A detachment of seventeen hundred British troops boarded the troopship Dorsetshire at Southampton on September 12 for Palestine, signaling a potential first step toward imposing strict martial law in the disputed Holy Land.
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Associated Press
Southampton
England
Dorsetshire
Palestine
Holy Land
Richman and Merrill Forced Down Over New Foundland
Canadian Press reports Americ an aviators Richman and Merrill were forced to land on the northeast coast of Newfoundland while returning from London to New York. New York officials had no confirmation of injuries. Earlier, heavy rain and westerly winds in Liverpool delayed their dawn.
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Associated Press
New York
Richman and Merrill
London
New Foundand
Marsh
Musgrave Harbor
N. F
Liverpool
Eng
Richman
Merill
Denver Man Confesses After Urgent Marriage Request
Donald Gretzeq a 27 year old Denver man denied robbery charges for hours then told Captain James Childers to fix it so he could marry his girl right away. He signed a confession and married Rose Holefarex a 20 year old woman last night.
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Ald Gretzeq
James Childers
Rose Holefarex
Hitler City Nurnberg Hosts First Day of New Army Parade
German army and air force staged a large display in Nurnberg to showcase compulsory service strength for Hitler. A mock battle with armored motorcycles and sidecars triggered an emergency call to the fire department as aircraft roared and tanks breached barbwire barriers.
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Hitler
Nurnberg
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Soviet Fliers Arrive in Moscow After Transpacific Flight
Soviet aviators Levanevsky and Levchenko completed a six thousand mile flight from San Pedro California to Moscow via Alaska. They landed at 4 15 PM Russian time on Sunday to crowds of cheering countrymen along the streets of Moscow.
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Moscow
Levanevsky
Levchenko
San Pedro
California
Russia
Alaska
Irving Thalberg Dies Suddenly in Hollywood
Hollywood reports the death of producer Irving Thalberg husband of Norma Shearer. Cause given as lobar pneumonia the notice states he died suddenly in Hollywood.
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Irving Thalberg
Ing Thalberg
Norma Shearer
Lobar
Pilot Bob Carlson of Anchorage Killed in Good News Bay Crash
A correction states pilot Bob Carlson of Anchorage crashed at Good News Bay and was killed instantly. Passenger Jay Johnston, manager of the Good News Bay Mining Co., was severely injured. Pilot Oscar Winchell of Star Air Service departed with a doctor for Good News Bay.
Shungnak And Haycock Votes Received Here
Official returns from Haycock and Shungnak of the recent election held Tuesday, Sept. 8, were received by the U S Clerk of Court at Nome today. The results of the elections at those two places appear in the tabulated table on page one.
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Cock and
Shungnak
U. S
Nome
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A sanitized OCR fragment presents a string of numbers and gaps, offering little readable context. The text lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to identify a concrete news item or targeted entities for a strong summary.
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