Diary Reveals Fliers Two Day Battle With Snow
Fred Hoyt aviator disappeared for a week. A diary found on his body shows he survived two days and nights in cold after a forced landing at 500 feet. He trekked four miles through deep snow, built a fire, and died likely Monday. The body was taken to Brigham City for shipment to Wichita, Kansas.
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Associated Press
Boise
Ida
Fred Hoyt
Holbrook
George C. Hoyt
Oak Park
California
George Hoyt
Firman
Hoyt
Earl Stokes
Pine Valley
Snowville
Brigham City
Wichita
Kansas
Lindy Plans to Resume Flight This Week
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will begin a goodwill pro am tour starting January 27 from Panama City. He will visit Bogota Caracas Saint Thomas Porto Rico Santo Domingo Haiti Havana with further plans undecided after Havana. Officials hosted him and he will inspect the Spirit of St. Louis after overhaul.
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United Press
Panama City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bogota
Caracas
Venezuela
Saint Thomas
Virgin Islands
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Havana
Spirit of
England
Westminster Abbey
Goodwill
Colon
Washington
St. Louis
Nicaragua
United States
Logan Feland
John A. Lejune
U.S
Sandino
Jugoslavia
Queen Marie
Romania
Court of Honor Scheduled Soon
A court of honor for Amarillo Boy Scout Council will be held at the Municipal Auditorium on January 31, as stated by Scout executive Thomas H. Nelson. Scouts plan to earn the Eagle Scout rank with an Eagle court set for February 22 for the Panhandle area. Scout officials offer archival work in archery this week to help complete merit badge requirements.
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Amarillo
Boy Scout
Thomas H. Nelson
Nelson
Panhandle
Western New York Faces Serious Shortage of Ice
Western New York faces a serious ice shortage as the usual cutting season lags three weeks behind and no cakes have formed yet. Farmers with ice houses fear higher refrigeration costs for the year, and harvesters warn that a cold spell of a week or ten days is needed to form enough ice.
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Chils
N. Y
New York
Pan American Congress Tops Last Week Cables
The AP digest highlights the six Pan American conference opening in Havana with 21 American Republics, the exile of Trotsky by Soviet authorities, and Berlin state governors' talks on unified administration. Also covered are the Malines church discussions, Hardy’s death, Lindbergh’s return voyage, and U.S. efforts in Nicaragua.
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Pan-American Congress
Havana
Leon Trotzky
Berlin
England
Malines
Church of England
United States
Doctor Sends New Truss on Trial
Kansas City offers a 30 day trial of a rupture appliance by Dr. Andrew Kaiser. No advance payment or cash deposit required, no personal data needed, and if satisfied after 80 days the user may keep it for a small price. If not, return with no obligation. Hundreds report quick relief from long standing hernia.
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Kansas City
Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Main Street
Retrial of Otey Left Up to Attorney General
Oklahoma City Jan 28 Attorney General Dabney will decide whether M J Otey is retried. Payne County's C C Suman said he plans to confer with Dabney this week on the possibility of retrying Otey. Suman stated the original trial was under governor directions and final decision rests with Dabney. A new criminal term of district court is set for May.
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United
Oklahoma City
M. J. Otey
Dabney
C. C. Suman
Payne County
Suman
Otey
Local Republican Committee Seeks New Voters and Tax Compliance
The Potter County Republican Executive Committee asks Republican and independent voters who moved here in the last two years to provide names and addresses for a mailing list. They urge compliance with Texas poll tax laws before January and invite all interested in the coming campaign to get in touch.
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Potter County
Republican Executive Committee
Wisconsin horse import bust and appeals court order
The criminal court of appeals granted a new trial for Otey after reversing his eight year conviction over prejudicial evidence. G F P Balfour, the state's chief witness and auditor, is dead. The piece notes a separate historical tally of Wisconsin importing 21,000 horses worth two million dollars in 1926 and cites early uses of I do not choose in Shakespeare.
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G. F P. Balfour
Otey
Criminal Court of Appeals
Wisconsin
McCoys Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement promotes McCoy's Tablets as a health tonic for underweight men and women. It claims facial hollows fill out, improved energy, and notable weight gain often within weeks, with a money back guarantee after four $0.60 boxes or two $1 boxes if goals aren’t met.
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Sean
McCoy
Fox, Randal and
Post Offices
America
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Geneva
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China
Mexico
Committee On International Public Law
Trotsky
Karl Radek
Christian Rakovsky
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Communist International
Moscow
Trotzky
Thomas Hardy
C.O.D
Bayer
Ela
Chevrole
Chevrolet Co
Tyler St
Main
Kan City
Troy Laundry
J. N. Vernon
Republican Committee
H. V. Robertson & Company
Certified Public Accountants
Federal Gas Service Industrial and Metroteam Engineers
DIAL
Frank A. Seiberling
Seiberling Singers
WEAP
Allison & Webb Fillmore
2Nd Street
Astei
Barnard
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