SUNKEN SUB S51 SALVAGE SUSPENDED IN HIGH SEA
Salvage operations for the submarine S51 and the rescue of 34 believed entombed men were suspended indefinitely as high winds and rough seas forced workers to retreat to Block Island’s lee. Navy officials received word from Admiral Christy noting rescue efforts were halted shortly before noon.
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Block Istead
Accordgram
Naval District Headquar
H. H. Christy
Block Island
Tragedy After Joy Ride Ends in Fatal Crash
Four men held a liquor party in Marssville Ohio. A car driven by Harold Deer Cort crashed into two others after the spree. One man died at Union County jail from poisoning his booze. A Columbus woman is seriously hurt, and several others were injured. Police say charges include operating while intoxicated and drunken driving.
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Columbus
Union Corety
Gunderman
Harold Deer- Cort
Linworth
Edweent Leird
J. I Gibson
Sas
Ien
HE Creaet Tseené
TECK
Washington
Newport
Imessazée
Admirali Christy
Submarine rescue effort continues after sinking
Fragmented report details delayed lifting gear and pressure to raise the submarine amid dangerous sea conditions. Navy divers faced blurred comms as families await word. Admiral Christy inquiries reach Newport while remaining crew endure critical salvage operations.
Abandon Hope in Columbus Submarine Crew Tragedy
Fragmentary report notes a submarine incident near Columbus involving a crew of 23 with a missing person. Father W. Biser and Barres D. Es listed among involved parties. burial arrangements referenced. Further details unreadable in the surviving text.
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Columbus
Biowi
W. Biser
French Finance Chief Pushes Hard in Paris Debt Talks
Washington reports Joseph Caillaux, French finance minister, raised his offer in funding France’s 1.606 billion debt but withdrew part to seek stronger American concessions. Negotiations focus on a settlement of the postwar debt with US and other nations. Separately, U.S. aviation officers clashed with subordinates over control and organization, prompting calls to transfer air power to the Army.
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Washington
Joseph Csillaux
France
Ceiliaux
Xet
Fencinx
Charch
Tim Ce
Bir Mellon
Ron Caillaux
Caillanxs
Nardent
Lansdowne blamed for Shenandoah valve changes in crash inquiry
Naval board testimony links Commander Zachary Lansdowne to valve modifications on the Shenandoah, cited as contributing to the dirigible's destruction. Lieutenant Mayer testified that changes were deemed harmful and previously proposed only for weight balance, with bureaucratic approval questioned.
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Lekehurst
Roland G Mayer
Psuructé
Anton
Shesandoah
Maxer
Naval Board of Joquirs
Mayer
Bureau of Aeronauttics
Wiaels
Gerrea
Alasers
Los Angeles
Shenandnan
Zachary Lansdowne
Shenanndoah
H. P. Jone
Shenandoah
Bureau
Aged woman dies in Muskingum River suicide noted
Police reported an apparent self inflicted death by a Morgan County woman Saturday afternoon in the Muskingum River near the lower locks. The body was recovered after hours of search and prepared for burial at the People's Undertaking parlors. The deceased was the wife of Harry Price with no known surviving relatives.
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Mirs
Price
Morgan County
Aiusin Kingum
Harry Price
Real Birdmen Air Views on National Aviation Policy
Washington Sept 78 The air service reform push before the President s air board included suggestions from top aviation men. Secretary Wilbur and acting War Secretary Davis urged calm and gradual change, opposing panic and urging progress to keep pace with world aviation. Opinions favored incremental reforms and a cabinet level independent air ministry, while others push for immediate separation from army and navy control. The board will study pilots and equipment as it prepares a final report to be ready by late November.
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Afr
United States
Uic
Patricks
Wreshington
Air Board
Mary Wilbur
Mereas Wilbur
Davis
Ion
Wm. Mitenél
Beerer
Tne
Army
Navy
Shelars
Patrick
Aiz
John Hoedaers
Sheele
Cossidse
Findlay Boosters Back Good Roads Caravan Plan
Findlay boosters approve a Good Roads caravan to aid funding. Mellon proposes France begin annual payments and gradually increase over 52 years to about 150 million dollars, with a 2 percent interest rate. The plan outlines where funds could come from and the caravan’s route from Findlay to San Francisco.
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Mellon
France
Monty
Tedar
Calileex
Findlay
Fatal Crash and Tragedy At Cincinnati Crossing
A chaotic report ties a death toll to a crossing incident near Cincinnati where two men died and other victims included a husband and a partygoer. The narrative blends multiple deaths, alleged bootlegging, and a courthouse dispute over a racehorse named Wildcat Summit County filed a will contest.
Grand Jury May Set Record With Indictments Later
The present grand jury, active this September term, is preparing to submit one of its most remarkable records this week. Seven charges against George Pip were discussed as a possible second degree murder, with assault and battery also considered. The jury will remain in session through Friday, amid reports of wagering on home receses and unconfirmed betting schemes.
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Seuven
George Pip
Nanakaris
Kunitz
Selidar
Water Mains Empty Endanger 400 Homes in Village
Residents of New Concord and vicinity faced a water famine during the past week as four dozen homes in the locality battled the crisis. Rain on Sunday offered temporary relief, prompting a conference of community and Muskiorum College officials to plan a coordinated response. Lasne-Ohio company representative C. Lentz surveys the system and aims to outline steps for a larger future supply.
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New Concord
Sundar
Muskiorum College Oficials Vnj
Five Are Dead and Fifteen Hurt Over Week End in Youngstown Sectors
Youngstown Sept 25 report lists 15 injuries from weekend incidents in the city’s sector five. Names include Edward Mylo and Harry Pressier among victims. a separate fatal crash claims a man struck by a car.
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Pivelipersons
Edward Mylo
Harry Pressier
Pauli Barnes
Sharon
Georce
Moore
Monessen
Azz
Esther Lamden
Temple Emmanuel Congress
Sen
John Frowier
Girara
Daniel
Cronin
Seaman
Blalne
Havana Harbor
Greenwood Avenue Road Job Reopens to Traffic by Wednesday
Dunzmiedler Construction officials indicate Greenwood Avenue from Fa Square to Wheeling Avenue will be opened to traffic by Wednesday. Other segments of the area will reopen as sections are compressed, per the statement.
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Preenwood Avenue
Dunzmiedler Ooerstruction
Greenwood Avenue
Faquare
Wheeling Avenue
Wis
Senator Halston TF Indiana In Serious Condition
Indianapolis Sept. United States Senator Samusi Ralston of Indiana, a Democrat, is reported in a serious condition at home. He has been confined for weeks with illness. details vary and a spokesman cited his age as 63.
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Indiana
Alment
Indianapolis
Samusi Ralston
Wes
East Fultontham Woman Dies After Illness
Afrs Ansie IL Ross, 85, of East Felkenhem, died Monday morning after a year of declining health. Survived by husband and two sons Jesse and Clem. Funeral from home at Lovestock Wednesday afternoon with Reverend Steel of East Fultonham in charge. Interment in Gratiot cemetery.
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Ansie IL
Ross
Felkenhem
Jesse
Clem Lisealsit
Régi Steel
East Fultwahem
Gratiot
Auto crash tragedy and train collision claim lives
In Dayton and West Carrollton a deadly crash leaves a child dead after a car rammed a train scene. Nearby families including Cooper and Cooner relations grieve as authorities report the driver’s stabbing of a child to force escape during the incident.
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Anderson
Leda
Heith’s
Bor
Drei. Cooper
Cooner
Darton
Merry
InGe Bobby
West Carrollton
Iiss
Cooper
Bobby
Anterson
Radio Station Listings and Program Notes
The fragment lists multiple radio stations and frequencies including WBAM WWAM WNAC WLW and others with mentions of composers bands and a noted editor of Popular Radio. It appears as a miscellaneous radio listings snippet with program notes and station identifiers.
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Washington Wap
Washington Senators
Cincinnati
WLW
Populer Radio
Anneapolis-St. Paul
Vfcco
Antry
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