Railroads in Regulated Era Prompt Debate on Transport Health
The era's railroads face heavy regulation as commentators urge unified laws for transport modes. Editorials stress railways as vital yet hampered by rules, while noting current events at Santa Fe and shifts in time cards and staff. Citizens worry about broader impacts on banks and industry.
Welcome Rome for U S aviators Pond Sabelli
Rome prepared a hero's welcome for Capt George Pond and Lieut Gesare Sabelli after a forced landing in Ireland on their New York to Rome flight. They plan a round trip to Rome then back to New York to redeem honors, and repairs were underway as Ireland saluted their effort amid engine trouble and fuel issues.
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Mrs Daniels Indicted Again In Fatal Potter County Crash
A second indictment charging driving while drunk was returned against Mrs Francis Daniels by the Potter County grand jury in the March 21 crash that killed Shirley Pauline Palmateer 3 and injured two other children. The first indictment is to be dismissed as the defendant has a pardon on the prior DUI count. Joe V Moore, also linked to the incident, was previously convicted of murder without malice and five years in prison. The automobile involved belonged to Mrs Daniels.
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Famous Red Head of Films Expects Tot in Family
Hollywood reports Clara Bow and Rex Bell expect a baby next December from their desert ranch near Nipton. Bow, famed as the red head of the screen, hinted at retirement from films to focus on a family fireside after years in the spotlight. The couple wed in 1931 delaying children until now.
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Creel to Seek California Governor Nomination in August Primary
George Creel wartime U S publicity director and Pacific Coast NRA chief plans to run in California's August Democratic primary for governor. Other notes include Newman Parker with a 1934 Ford, Mrs. Kenneth Chapman’s Kansas trip, Rob McGee’s newborn Mary Ann, and Santa Fe railroad staff movements and family news.
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Melrose Apartments
Lawrence
Kansas
Rob McGee
West Sixteenth Street
Mary Ann
Blue Star Ointment Offers Quick Relief for Itch
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a soothing, non burning treatment that melts into the skin to deliver medicines into pores, kill germs, and end itching for eczema rash tetter ringworm and foot-itch with a pleasant odor.
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