Flying Family Still Missing After One Day
A day of searching in the Denmark Strait failed to locate Col. George R. Hutchinson and his eight aboard the amphibian aircraft. Greenland authorities pessimistic, SOS signals ceased. last position 68.28 N 38.45 W, 30 miles south of Angmagssalik. passengers include Hutchinsons, navigator Redpath, mechanic Ruff, radioman Altishish, cameraman Alley.
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Natves
Greenland Board
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Thstauning
Rasmussen
Hutchinson
Julianehaak
Angmagssalk
New York
Europe
Greenland
Mrs. Hutchinson
Katherine
Janet Lee
Peter Redpath
Joseph Ruff
Gerald Altissish
Norman Alley
Angmagssalik
Paraguayans claim victory at Fort Boqueron in Gran Chaco
In Asuncion Paraguay thousands cheered as forces claimed the annihilation of the 14th Bolivian Infantry Regiment and seized Fort Boqueron after days of fierce fighting. A war department communique said fighting continues and prisoners were taken as public homage marked by a two minute silence.
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Paraguay
U.P
Fort Boqueron
Gran Chaco
War Department
Crash Victim Identified in Richland Avenue Crash
The unidentified victim was Morris FE Watson, 20, of Jackson, killed by a broken neck and internal injuries after a northbound crash on Richland Avenue Saturday night. Orville Lewis, 20, of Circle Hill, was injured and taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital before returning home. Coroner L F Jones and Officer John Ferry investigated the collision involving two trucks and a third vehicle from Mechanicsburg and Strouds Run.
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Morris FE. Watson
Jackson
L. F. Jones
Orville Lewis
Circle Hill
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jones
John Ferry
Watson
Lewis
John Hull
Mechanicsburg
Patricia Mathers
Strouds Run
Hull
Athens
Maine Vote Hints at November Fate for Parties
The Maine state and congressional elections are awaited by Democrats and Republicans as a gauge of the national mood. Analysts expect the size of the Republican majority to signal momentum, with primary battles in several states this week and Roosevelt on the presidential campaign trail.
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U.P
Maine
Roosevelt
West
United States Steel Corporation
Republican National Committee
Delly Gann
Police Clash With Strikers at Stehli Silk Mill
In High Point North Carolina police clashed with about 400 Strilhey Silk strikers trying to block a mill driveway. Tear gas was used as a hand to hand scuffle unfolded for minutes. Four men and three women were arrested, six charged with blockading private property and one with assault on an officer. The strike continued after three weeks.
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High Point
N. C
U.P
Stehli Silks Corporation
Democrats At Dinner Meetings Draw Food For Speeches
A Santa Monica dispatch notes Democrats host dinners at campaign events while Republicans favor plain speeches. The writer mocks the practice, mentions Mayor Walker and his Italian trip, and contrasts foreign education with Tammany ties, closing with a signature.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Walker
Italy
Jimmy
Tammany Hall
Mitchell claims Bonus Army banks filled with criminals
Attorney General Mitchell released a report defending the use of federal troops in the July eviction and alleging that many Bonus Army marchers were criminals and communists. He cited fingerprint records showing a high rate of police records and offenses among ex service members, while noting that not all participants were veterans.
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Mitchell
Washington
Hoover
Bonus Army
Veterans Bureau
Congress
Tax total in Athens County hits 292275 03 for June settlement
Athens County real estate taxes for the June settlement total $292275.03 as of Saturday. Treasurer G D Gorham said Saturday netted $21776.81 and when personal and intangible taxes are completed the overall figure may reach about $350000. He added personal tax books should open soon as the duplicate roll hasn’t yet arrived from the agency.
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Athens County
G. D. Gorham
Gorham
Heidelberg College Opens Fall Term In 82nd Year
Heidelberg College in Tiffin marked the start of its 82nd year as freshmen reported for classes. Upperclass students will register on Wednesday and Thursday, and registrar forecasts a 10 percent enrollment increase from last year.
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Heidelberg College
Tiffin
West Virginia Gets CF Loan To Ease County Distress
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a 440000 loan to the State of West Virginia to relieve distress in Logan Magnolia and Raleigh Counties for September through December.
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West Virginia
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Logan
Magnolia
Raleigh
Conflicting Reports On Meigs County Mine Reopenings
Meigs County mining status grows murky as one miners official denies a deal to reopen Wed and another says a settlement is ready for work. Local leaders report ongoing talks over Governor White’s ten point plan, with mixed signals about acceptance and timing of resuming operations.
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Meigs County
Legion Meets Bonus Battle Sparks National Legion Session
Portland marching order opens as Henry L. Stevens aims to push the bonus issue at the 7th National American Legion Convention. Debates split delegates with 36 factions supporting immediate payments and about 3 dozen opposing. The Hoover administration report on troops use sparks formal discussion amid internal party tensions.
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Portland
Ore
South Carolina
Florida
Hoover
Washington
Mitchell
Stevens
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
North Carolina
Hanford MacNidey
U. S
Canada
Jean Harlow to Forget Tragic Death Work Called
Hollywood report says Jean Harlow widow of Paul Bern will throw herself into acting to forget the ghastly death. Her step father Marino Bello denies quarrel with Bern and she will not discuss estate matters, while Bern's brother Henry Bern pushes for answers.
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Jean Harlow
Paul Bern
Marino Bello
Bern
Henry Bern
Ita
Miss Harlow
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Harlow
Jean
Paul
Belle
Dorothy Millette
Sacramento
New Jersey Woman Dies at 116 in Jersey City
Mrs. Dora Meyer, thought to be New Jersey’s oldest or near oldest resident, died at 116 from natural causes. Her son John, the lone survivor of 12 children, found her in bed and was hospitalized. Meyer credited longevity to eating a dozen eggs daily if finances allowed.
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N. J
Dora Meyer
New Jersey
John. SY
Marshfield Flour Plan Applications Open Tuesday
Red Cross officials announce new flour distribution applications in New Marshfield and Mineral Districts. All current recipients must apply again with Miss Pearl French, executive secretary of the Red Cross in Athens County, at the New Marshfield building tomorrow between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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Red Cross
New Marshfield
Miss Pearl French
The
Athens County
Roo
Miss French
Marshfield
Misa French
Train attack on Chinese Eastern Railway capsized and loots
London dispatch reports bandits derailed a passenger train south of Harbin on the Chinese Eastern Railway. About 100 killed or wounded and 600 robbed. many passengers abducted as doctors and nurses rushed to Harbin.
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London
U.S
Harbin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Villard and Oswald Garrison Halt Bandit Raid Near Harbin
Henry Hilgard Villard reports that Oswald Garrison Villard and his father, Henry Villard, escaped a bandit raid on a Chinese Eastern Railway trail near Harbin. The two escaped by cable to safety after the wreck.
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Watertown
Conn
U.R
Henry Hilgard
Villard
Oswald
Harbin
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