Old Brass Brains Try Predicting Tides Across Seas
A long, garbled report discusses HYAWN BOSON and Comdr. C.K. Green revealing tide prediction efforts tied to Norway and the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. It mentions moon and sun effects on tides, regional depth differences, and a claim that machines may soon answer complex questions, with caution about practical limits.
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Mead rejects question on Senate War Investigation at convention
Washington reports Sen James Mund and other figures dodge inquiries about a possible bid for the next Congress. Mead, asked if he would seek reelection, smiles and says the war issue dominates and that the convention must decide. Reporters pressed on until he refused to answer and laughed off the topic.
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Crossword Puzzle ACKOSA
A scrambled list of clues and partial answers for a crossword style puzzle. Multiple letter patterns appear with numbers and stray letters suggesting a themed grid or puzzle title. The readable items indicate a mix of animal names, actions, and invented terms. no coherent article narrative is present.
Owner plans sign at Truman birthplace in Lamar Missouri
Lamar is set for a commemorative sign at the birthplace of President Harry S Truman. owner James Earp, longtime local constable and real estate operator, said he will erect a six by eight foot sign near the pine tree planted on the date of Truman's birth. He estimates the sign cost around 125 dollars and will also improve the surrounding property with a new garage and recreation room.
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Fragmentary Notice Reflects Proposal to Sell Items
Incomplete text shows Kap planning to change a charge and to sell items including dietary cards. The snippet mentions someone buying and a “Truman room” being offered free, but key details and context are missing.
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Petersburg to New York visitors and local greetings
Petersburg items note convalescence for Jon Nugent from pneumonia. Mrs. Kielyn Hitchcock of New York City visits Mrs. Marion Shamans. Moon reunion planned for Sunday at Tavanic Park in Williamstown, Massachusetts. Rosetta Elgviser visits Harrison. Axel Ganeron and son Doran of Montréal tour local hosts. Brooklyn, Clarence, and Old Chatham residents visit relatives and attend camp at Dyken Pond. Camp chaperone Chita Bentley leads girls from Hansick Falls, including Marlon and Caroline Church, Tressa Hubbard, Harriet Durie, Lois Case, and Iva Hewitt.
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Axel Ganeron
Tson
Doran
Montrist
Canada
Edward Inhillips
Josephine MacEwen
Walter MacEwen
Brooklyn
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Leslie Hill
Davis Thompson
Susan
Pater
Clarence
B. d. Stewart
Leslia Hill
William Nilke
Sally
Old Chath
W. E. Howard
Chita Bentley
Dyken Pond
Marlon and
Caroline Church
Tressa Hubbard
Harriet Durie
Lois Case
Iva Hewitt
Nanking Massacre Eyewitness Accounts Tallied
A Chinese report quotes witnesses and diplomats detailing atrocities during the 1937 Nanking massacre. It cites 280000 killed, mass rape, murder, looting, arson, and wide crimes by invading Japanese troops. Eyewitness affidavits describe nightly rape, infant murder, and mass executions witnessed by foreigners and locals alike.
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Hell On Earth
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Sun Yueichang
Yungtze J River
Dead Band Found in Jet Motors
A NACA aviation lab report describes a phenomenon called the dead band in jet engines where the engine cuts out in flight and restarts when conditions revert. Officers note altitude, pressure, and temperature effects on combustion, with higher altitudes expanding the dead band.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Engle Roguavel Laboratory
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautica
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A.M. Hothvack
Geardh
Naca Graveland Laboratory
Throttle problems in combustor cause high altitude failures
Engineers report throttle issues in multiple engine types causing excessive velocity and burning in the combustion chamber at high altitudes. The fault lies in fuel mixing and chamber design, with tests ongoing in a wind tunnel and combustion labs up to 10,000 feet pressure.
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Vila
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Alfforont Uiliuites
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Alfferont
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