Missing Army Fliers Return From Mexico
Capt. C. H. Reynolds and Master Sergeant Gus Newland, forced to earth south of the Rio Grande, reached Presidio Texas after search efforts from Fort Sam Houston and Douglas planes. The travelers later recrossed to Ojinaga Mexico with officials hopeful for a release and safe return.
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San Antonio
C. H. Reynolds
Gus Newland
Rio Grande
Presidio
Texas
Camp Marfa
Fort Sam Houston
del Rio
Tucson
Ariz
C. 8 S. Babcock
Marfa
Babcock
Mexico City
Ojinaga
Mexico
General de la Vera
Reynolds
Wife of well known author granted divorce in Salinas
Mrs. Helen Cooke Wilson of Carmel, California, secured an interlocutory decree of divorce from author Harry Leon Wilson in Salinas Superior Court. She charged desertion and failure to provide, seeking $5,000 monthly alimony and a larger share of assets, while he had granted $350. Details of property settlement to be submitted on briefs to Judge Fred A. Treat.
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Associated Preas
Salinas
Calif
Helen Cooke Wilson
Carmel
Harry Leon Wilson
Fred A. Treat
Woman Shoots Son 8 as He Sleep in Los Angeles
Margaret McCusker 85 shot and killed her eight year old son Junior as he slept beside her and then killed herself. Her husband T F McCusker, separated, is believed to reside in Rochester New York with a 13 year old daughter Elsie.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Junior
Margaret McCusker
T. F. McCusker
Rochester
N. Y
Elsie
Veteran Denver Officer Quits After Demotion
Axel F. Peterson a longtime Denver police pawnshop detail member resigned after Chief Reed ordered his transfer to a minor post in north Denver. Tears in his eyes he quit the force citing the demotion and recalled his notable arrest of jewel thieves encountered while in funeral attire.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Axel F. Peterson
Reed
Peterson
Fort Worth Man Guilty In Theft Of Fifty Dollar Bill
Leland Hanson identified a Fort Worth fifty dollar bill as the one stolen from him. George Bivins, charged with thirty dollars theft including the bill, received a two year sentence after a district court jury verdict. Detectives found the bill in Bivins' sack during the arrest following Hanson’s report.
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Fort Worth
Bivins
Hanson
Three Hurt When Truck Hits Bus Near Denver
A bus carrying 10 Greeley and Longmont visitors to Lowryfield to greet Col. Lindbergh collided with a truck, injuring three. The 85 year old Longmont teacher Bessie Shelburn sustained head and neck injuries, Chester Parker 35 from Greeley had severe head cuts, while truck driver R L Burgen 23 suffered a compound fracture of a leg. Burgen’s truck was hurled about 20 feet. Several others were shaken but uninjured.
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Denver
Colo
Greeley
Longmont
Lowryfield
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bessie Shelburn
Chester Parker
R. L. Burgen
Burgen
Texas Cotton Study Finds Growers Missing Premiums
Waco officials report farmers receive little or no premium for extra staple cotton despite buyers paying higher rates. A Texas Cotton committee cites Lankart project near Waco and California findings as proof better seed and marketing lift earnings. gin cutting blamed for staple damage.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Texas Cotton Committee
Lankart Uniform
University of Texas
A. B. Cox
Cox
Victor H. Schoffelmayer
Dallas News
John Orr
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
C. H. Alvord
A. & M. Extension Service
H. G. Safford
Houston
Texas Cotton Association
L. B. Gabbard
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Arno S. Pearse
Master
Manchester
England
L. T. Murray
Agricultural Development Association
Safford
Schoffelmayer
California
Orr
Man learns of divorce in district clerk office
An unidentified man, a defendant in a divorce suit filed months ago, visited District Clerk Skillman's office asking the outcome. He and his young son, who accompanied him, appeared cheerful upon being told the divorce had been granted nearly three months earlier.
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Skillman
Mexican Leader Reported Slain by Communists
Pueblo dispatches say General Manuel Montes former governor and agrarian leader was killed in a clash at El Carmen factory El Moral Areprisal for the dismissal of red workers Federals restored order after a half hour fighting with agrarians several killed Montes body taken to San Martin for burial
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Associated Press
Mexic City
Manuel Montes
Pueblo
Pueblo Dispatches
el Carmenactory
el Moral
Agarians
Montes
San Martin
American leaping death on liner Paris shocks passengers
New York readers report Oscar Petty, 32, leapt to death from the deck of the French liner Paris while returning to America from Paris with his sister Mrs. S. A. Doles of Lexington Kentucky. Officials confirmed the suicide today.
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New York
Oscar Petty
America
Paris
S. A. Doles
Lexington
Kentucky
Man drives 600 miles home with horse team in auto tongue
In Pratt Kansas on August 31 W R Faucher bought a harvest team but could not sell them. He constructed a tongue for his car to haul the horses and began a 600 mile drive from Oklahoma to Pratt with his wife and two children. He arrived without using gasoline.
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Pratt
Kan
W. R. Faucher
Oklahoma
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