Lindbergh Seeks Moellendick Talks on New Plane Factory
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh phoned J. M. Moellendick of Wichita to discuss starting a Swallow factory in St Louis. Moellendick, busy with orders and cautious about relocation, did not commit to moving or partnering.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Jake
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
J. M. Moellendick
Swallow Airplane Manufacturing Company
Kansas
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Mollendick
Jake Moellendick
Moellendick
Lindy
le Bourget Field
France
Five Die in Rocky Mountain Holiday Accidents
Five people in the Rocky Mountain region died in Fourth of July related incidents. Richard J. Bowden, 64, a janitor, was fatally hit by a torpedo in his pocket during a fist fight with Walter Boyd. Other victims include Mrs. Nona Pitt, 41, in an automobile crash. Jack Albean, 32, Fort Collins soldier, who stepped in front of a firing gun salute. Raymond Cornet, 21, from Lusk, Wyoming, who hit the bottom of a cement swimming pool. and Mrs. John Abbey, 70, Cripple Creek, Colorado, whose horse Bolted in fright from fireworks.
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United Press
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Richard J. Bowden
Walter Boyd
Nona Pitt
Jack Albean
Fort Collins
Raymond Cornet
Lusk
Wye
John Abbey
Cripple Creek
Colo
New Wheat Straw Board Promises Superior Insulation
Dr Sidney Wells announces a new insulating board made from wheat straw claiming an inch of the board matches a brick wall 16 to 32 inches thick for heat and cold exclusion. Stewart Infoboard Co of St Joseph Missouri forms to manufacture the product with large financial backing Dr Wells notes historic use of straw in huts worldwide.
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Sidney Wells
Forest Laboratories
Madison
Wisconsin
United States Department of Agriculture
Wells
Henry L. Doherty
Swift Estate
Stewart Infoboard Company
St. Joseph
Missouri
Coast Guard Ensign Ex-Printer Hero Of Liquor Capture
Charles Duke a 27-year-old coast guard ensign and former linotype operator on the Washington Star plucked a 793 ton liquor steamer economy from a harbor cordon. armed with three cartridges he leaped aboard and held off the crew for three hours until relief arrived. Duke a navy veteran and six foot tall with black hair and a southern drawl became hailed as a top wartime figure for capturing the rum runner with a $500 000 cargo and a crew of twenty two near the Statue of Liberty.
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Associated Press
New York
Coast Guard
Charles Duke
Statue of Liberty
Duke
Washington Star
Navy
Farmer Shot Down By Negro Tenant in Texas
Earl Elliott, a farmer near Wellington, Texas, was fatally shot while attempting to collect a debt from a black tenant. A negro suspect was arrested and moved to another town amid fears of mob violence. Elliott died within an hour at Wellington hospital. He leaves parents near Elk City Oklahoma and brother Murrell Elliott of Childress.
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Childress
Texas
Earl Elliott
Wellington
Elliott
Elk City
Okla
Murrell Elliott
Appeals Court Recesses Eight Weeks for Vacation
The Seventh Court of Civil Appeals recesses for eight weeks with staff and attaches off duty for two months. Chief Justice R. W. Hah and associate justices H. C. Gandolph M. J. R. Jackson plus clerk James M. Oakes form the court lineup. Texas law allows periodic recesses though not regular vacations. Recess started Monday. dockets are paused.
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Court of Civil Appeals
R. W. Hah
H. C. Gandolph
M. J. R. Jackson
James M. Oakes
Texas
Bayer aspirin proven safe and cheap for common pains
The notice touts Bayer aspirin as safe for lumbago toothache rheumatism and neuralgia. It emphasizes unbroken Bayer packages with proven directions and notes handy boxes of twelve tablets with low cost, plus available bottles of 24 and 109.
Italian Hotels End Tipping For Service Fees
Hotels across Italy have abolished tipping and now automatically add a 10 percent service charge to bills. The change shifts gratuities into a standardized payment, affecting guests and staff.
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Italy
Women can now do more in postwar era
Fifty years ago women held few jobs and balanced housework with limited openings. Now women fill factories and roles as architects lawyers dentists executives and legislators. Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlain of Trenton New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health benefits from factory work and invites inquiries.
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Elizabeth Chamberlain
Unionall
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Chamberlain
Monmouth St
Trenton
N. J
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