Jude Device Saves Twins in Oklahoma Medical Feat
In Idabel Oklahoma a 29 year old doctor, George K Fisher, rigged a makeshift oxygen device from a fruit jar and tubing to save premature twins Charles and Larrie Faulkner. The boys born April 5 faced near fatal breathing failure due to whooping cough. The improvised respirator used oxygen from a welders drum and a stomach pump mask to restore respiration. The doctor notes the twins, nicknamed Red and Black, are recovering.
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Idabel
Okla
Charles
Larrie Faulkner
George K. Fisher
Louis Faulkner
Bombay crowds riot over prohibition in city and suburbs
In Bombay today a clash between police and demonstrators erupted over a new prohibition law. Fifteen people were wounded, five seriously, as a Moslem procession protesting the ban was pelted with stones by Hindus. Police fired on crowds as natives faced closed shops and foreigners rationed liquor, while expatriates crowded clubs amid confusion over units allowed.
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Bombay
Stoudy and Warmer Ara firm the narr ates
Canadian news snippet showsア unclear text with names Stoudy Warmer and Ara. The fragment references a firm or partnership context and a meta narrative about Canada. Limited readable facts prevent firm conclusion.
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Canada
Brothers Nearing Endurance Record in Goa Flight
Reported from Goa TM EST that the endurance flight by the two brothers is nearing a record with hours remaining. The mission involves a high endurance plane and has drawn attention from several makers and observers.
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Goa
Dar
Quiet Reigns In Strike Zone At Fisher Body Plant
Cleveland dispatch reports non-striking employees moved into the Fisher Body plant through a cleared riot zone to relieve about 300 besieged workers who spent the night inside. About 438 workers were at the plant, with pickets limited to five per gate under a police order banning riotous assembly within 500 yards. Police maintained guard as CIO union leaders decried civil rights violations, while two skirmishes occurred at GM plants in Detroit amid escalating walkout tensions.
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Cleveland
General Motors
Fisher Body
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Paul F. Miley
Miley
Eliot Ness
Detroit Detroit
Cio-United Auto Workers
Packard Motor Company
Fisher
Chevrolet
Gaw-Cio
Chevrolet Plant
Defendant Admits Overloading York Court Drunkenness
In York Pennsylvania a court questioned a defendant about his drinking. The man admitted consuming beer in a case described as drunkenness. The judge pressed for specifics as the defendant claimed twelve quarts of beer were involved in the incident.
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York
Woman Suffers Second Beating in Boston
A 55 year old woman, Minenie Wedenocki, was found unconscious and severely beaten in her Boston apartment and is on the danger list at City Hospital. Police said the assault, possibly connected to a stranger the day before, was reported by Cetina Shapiro of Taftport and remains under investigation.
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Boston
Minenie Wedenocki
City Hospital
Mweas Place
Ved
Cetina Shapira
Miss Werenecki
Shapiro
Rabout
Lassalaris
Senate Votes Federal Control For Muskingum Conservancy Area
Washington reports House leaders pushed a rapid adjournment plan as Senate approval narrowed Roosevelt lending bill to 1.615 billion, cutting programs from roads to railroad equipment. The chamber approved a trimmed package with 600 million for farm tenancy and 509 million for rural electrification, while housing and social security measures faced delays and possible abandonment this session.
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Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Chamber
United States Housing Authority
Barkley
Congress
Immediate action urged on jail conditions here
State Fire Marshal Ray Gill pledged quick action to address unsafe conditions at the combined city jail and county detention home at South and Fourth streets. He plans to send an inspector to confer with officials, inspect with County Commissioner A B Dilley and Service Director A S Herzer, and pursue extensive repairs as a potential solution to avoid closure.
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Ray R. Gill
Fourth Streets
Gill
A. BR. Dilley
W. D. Hines
Dilley
A. S. Herzer
Hines
Muskingum Conservancy District Placed Under 1938 Act
The U S senate passed a bill to place the Muskingum valley conservancy district under provisions of the 1928 flood control act. The federal government will take over maintenance of 14 dam projects and pay land costs, with Taft urging quick action and Secrest recovering at Walter Reed Hospital after a softball injury.
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House
Secrest
U. S. Senate
Muskingum Conservancy District
Conservancy Project
Senate
Roosevelt
Muskingum Valley
Schwartz
Dwyo
Clark
D-Mo
Federal Power Commission
Robert T. Secrest
Ohio
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
State of
Secretary of War
Congress
Robert A. Taft
W. O. Lite Tick
Conservancy District
Taft
Bund Camps Labeled Espionage Hubs Across US
Roy P. Monahan, head of the Americanism committee, told the Disabled American Veterans at their national convention that 22 Bund camps in the United States sit within 20 miles of key military bases and munition plants. He warned these camps could become spy rings and saboteur centers if the nation went to war with Germany, urging laws to outlaw organizations with war uniforms. His committee has tracked alleged spies at Bund meetings since its one year appointment at the Grand Rapids convention.
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Boston
UPI
United States
Roy P. Monahan
New York
National Americanism Committee
Monahan
Germany
War Department
Grand Rapids
Mich
Paris
Bund
Meelings
Alva Bradley's Office Looted in Cleveland
Intruders looted the Alva Bradley office in Cleveland, trapping a wing watchman pen for two hours as authorities investigated the intrusion and secured the scene.
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Alva Bradley
Cleveland
Alva Hadley
Irving Cobb Stricken Till Today
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Irving Cobb and a note of a status as of today. The readable portion provides no further concrete facts, dates, places, or events to confirm specifics for a proper summary.
Romanian Guns Threaten Village on Tisza Front
Hungarian News Agency reported Romanian artillery in position on the Tisza’s left bank opposite Tecso Hungary after a front guard was wounded by a Romanian guardsman near Tecsa. Two clashes were reported over the weekend as shots hit a customs house and a bridge patrol was fired upon. Bucharest sources denied border incidents.
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Budapest
Ovcial
Aday
Tisza
Tecso
Tecsa
Hungary
Bucharest
Kupinec
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Mladko Machek
Croatia
Revoluti
Machek
Yuoslavia
Germany
Austria
Somerone
Dragisha Overkevich
Slovenatia
Marte
Atol Hilder
Planes to Fly Over Zanesville at Noon
Fifteen Army planes composing a pursuit squadron in demonstration flights are scheduled to fly over Zanesville at 12 20 p m tomorrow as part of a nationwide observance. The formation will take off from Setidge field at 11 a m for the event honoring the anniversary of the first U S warplane's construction.
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City
Zanesville
U.S
Sethidge Field
State Industrial Probe Demanded by Ohio Citizens League
The Citizens Tax League of Ohio called for a grand jury investigation of the Ohio industrial commission accusing it of mishandling workmen’s compensation funds and allowing “ambulance chasers” to process claims. They urged Gov Bricker to appoint an experienced insurance executive to replace Commissioner Beall, modernize the acts, audit payrolls, and ensure proper funding. The league cited securities, premiums, and state tax dollars as evidence of mismanagement.
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Columbus
Ohio Industrial Commission
Citizens Tax League of Ohio
League
Commission
S. P. Bush
John W.bricker
J. W. Beall
Workmen's Compensation and Industrial Commission
Sidney McCurdy
Ohio
State General Revenue Fund
Granner
Bush
Fair Attendance Lags Despite Cut Spur Inge rmng
Fragmentary text notes a poor turnout despite a cut and an evening or weekend event. Mentions attendance, effort to boost interest, and lingering concerns about engagement or publicity. Names or exact places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Crash Kills 3 British Fliers
A crash claimed the lives of three British aviators. Details remain sparse as officials investigation continues into the cause and circumstances of the fatal incident.
Anniversary of German Move That Started World War
A retrospective reflects on the 1914 and 1939 crises marking August dog days of heat as nations mobilize. It contrasts rhetoric and fear in America with mass troop movements in France and Germany. The piece recalls the July 28 Serbia clash, Austrian bombing of Belgrade, and looming European war.
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France
Germany
Berand
Paris
New York
America
Europe
Austria
Serbia
Bellgrade
Balkan
Russia
Portland
United States
Prostten
New York Times
Germsmands
Belgium
Free Passage
Petition Summaries Must Be Revised for Circulation
A revision is demanded for petition summaries to obtain a referendum on a recent legislative action. The summary is criticized for errors and a halt to creation until corrected. If a referendum proceeds, voters will confront the action taken by the central legislature and related party positions.
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Lexsia
Herhersad Isliv
Hefferman
Troops Patrolling Barre Strike Scene In Massachusetts
State troops patrolled Barre Massachusetts as a strike at Barre Wool Combing Company raised fears of riots. Twenty five troopers took over last night and dispersed crowds around the plant sending roiters home. About 29 workers on a night shift were detained briefly as a crowd gathered outside the gates under orders from local officials to prevent violence and protect the plant.
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South Barre
Mass
Barre
Barre Wool Combing Company
Ernor Horace T.i
Ernor
Altmeyer Blocks Refund to Ohio
Informed sources say Representative Doughton acted on the request of Chairman Arthur J. Altmeyer of the Social Security Board to oppose a bill paying Ohio $1238.10 in all age pensions. The board had refused to allocate money held up in October, 193x, prompting the bid for a House rejection.
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Washington
Doughton
D-N.c
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Social Security Ywoard
Ohio
Altumes Lon
House
Prepresenstat Jenkins
R-Ohio
Kills Uncle Youth Ends Own Life Near New Castle
DEW CASTLE PA A former New Castle high school athlete and steel worker allegedly shot his uncle Edward Dombroski 25 then killed himself Ignatz Schine 45 in a country road car a farmer found the bodies A gun and hat lay nearby The coroner said the killer died from three wounds including one in the back motive unknown and the two men had been companions for years
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Dew Castle
Piper Byers
New Castle
Edward Dombroski
Ignatz Schine
Piertol
Young Dombroski
Byers
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Cobb
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Rusnia
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