Plane Crash Death Toll Rises Near Springfield Ohio
Four dead and several injured after a Cleveland to Louisville passenger plane crashes near Springfield Ohio. Victims include A L Wenner and Louis F E Stone, with W D Wieback of Cincinnati later dying. Pilot critical. investigation by Capt. Frank McKee ongoing.
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Springfield
W. D. Wieback
Cincinnati
Here
Wieback
Frank McKee
Cleveland
Louisville
Lewis L. Bowen
A. L. Wenner
Louis FE. Stone
Embry- Riddle
American Airways
A. C. Mayer, Jr
Guiding Your Child Overcoming Jealousy
Judith, the shy plain sister, overcome jealousy of her prettier sister Marion by joining an interpretative dance class. She blossomed, gained praise, and earned friendly responses from others. Parents should watch for jealousy and help the insecure child find compensatory satisfactions.
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Agnes Lyne
Judith
Marion
Marién
Teacher Killed When Auto Overturns After Striking Horse
Miss Balma Blackwell a 20 year old teacher at Klattenhoff in the county was killed near Miles on the Angelo Miles highway when a wrecked car rolled over her after hitting a stray horse. Sister Miss Geneva Blackwell and Cecil and Raymond Thornton suffered serious injuries and were taken to local hospitals after the New Year's Eve party event.
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San Angelo
Balma Blackwell
Klattenhoff
Angelo- Miles
Miles
Geneva Blackwell
Cecil
Raymond Thornton
Parrot Warns Fire to Save Home in Indiana
In Wallonia Indiana on January 1 Mr and Mrs Zerah Purdy’s parrot shouted fire when a stove blaze started. The cry prompted Mrs Purdy to enter the smoke filled home as neighbors fought the fire. Four canaries died from smoke.
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Wallonia
Ind
Polly
Zerah Pudy
Judge Sets 1932 Rules for a Happy Marriage
Chicago report cites Judge Joseph A. Graber in domestic relations outlining guidelines for a lasting marriage. Do not expect romance to endure, strive for friendship and loyalty, with both partners overlooking faults to keep peace. The judge notes quarrels require two to begin and two to end.
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Chicago
Jan
Joseph A. Graber
Amarillo push to name Navy airship Akron sister ship
In Washington Col Ernest O Thompson urged naming the Navy airship Akron’s sister ship for Amarillo. Mayor notes Amarillo citizens pioneered helium field and claims support from Congressmen to win the name. The George Washington Centennial panel had proposed naming the cruiser George Washington before Amarillo’s push.
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Washington, D. C
Ernest O. Thompson
Amarillo
Navy
Pratt
Moffett
Akron
George Washington Centennial Commission
Navy Department
George Washingon
Marvin Jones
Sol Blum
Dog Licenses Due Drive to Begin in February
Amarillo requires dog owners to obtain licenses with fees of $1 for males and $2 for females. Rabies vaccination certificate must be shown before issuance. Last year hundreds were impounded, with many redeemed or euthanized in the gas chamber.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma Visitors Here
Mrs. Henry J. Wheeler and daughters Joy Evelyn and Louise of Waynoka Oxla visit Mr. and Mrs. A K Schoolar at 408 North Buchanan Street for the weekend. Mrs Wheeler is Mrs Schoolar’s sister.
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Oklahoma
Henry J. Wheeler
Joy
Evelyn
Louise
Waynoka
Oxla
A. K. Schoolar
North Buchanan Street
Girl and two men charged in Weatherford death case
Weatherford Texas January 12 193? investigation into the death of high school student William Vardeman led to charges against a 17 year old girl Patty Martin and two men Weldon Carter and H J Moreland Jr all of Abilene for driving while intoxicated. Bond was set at 1500 dollars each. The girl confessed to driving eastward Christmas night after parting from the men causing a crash miles from Vardeman’s body site. The case centers on a possible fatal vehicle strike.
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Weatherford
Tex
Wiliam Vardeman
Abilene
Patty Martin
Weldon Carter
H. J. Moreland, Jr
Vardeman
Sturgeon in New Commerce Building Aquaria Delays
United Press reports in Washington that a 20 year government veteran sturgeon named Spencer will move into his terrazzo apartment in the new Commerce Department building only after a spring move. The fish will not be housed in the air cooled aquarum despite the $17,500,000 complex. Meanwhile a downtown watchman aided a young man posing as Senator Johnson's son in a failed attempt to borrow a suit and cash. The piece notes the American Legion was organized in Paris in 1919.
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United Press
Washington
Ph Spencer
Department of Commerce
Spencer
Bureau of Fisheries
Department
Senator Johnson
California
Henry Johnson
Johnson
Postal fraud charges filed against three men in Texas
Three men including W. B. Staunton secretary treasurer of the Al Marriage Endowment Camp Bernard C Mead president and James Reynolds were held on charges of using the mails to defraud. The group offered polio policies paying sums at marriage and birth events with staged timelines and payments up to 1000 dollars. An apparent cattle operation at Lubbock was also noted.
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W. B. Staunton
Bernard C. Mead
James 5. Reynolds
San Antonio
Toy
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