Remember When A Northwest School Van Crashes In Snow
A Tuesday accident at Walnut and First streets injures none aboard as Rue Ewing driving to fetch pupils for home trip loses control when a train spooks a horse. Snow falls four inches Tuesday night after a mild Monday.
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Walnut
First Streets
Rue Ewing
Enos Henley
Fifth Street
Verne Plummer
Lansing
Wawasee
Michigan
Flint
J. O. Nelson
H.G. Rawls
Rupert H. Stanley
Tokyo
Japan
Yokohama
Sam Burton
Here
Omar Small
Morristown
New Jersey
Wm. Gatewood
Carl Norris
Paul Norris
T Bash
Ross Tweedy
Memorial Building
Greenfield
Avery Rawls
Grace H Porter
Winona Newsom
Edgar N. Hill
Sam O. McCarty
Western Trip to Grand Canyon Describes Desert Trek and Tragedy
A narrative recounts a Western journey through desert scenery toward Grand Canyon National Park. The author reflects on Sinai, cites landscapes, and notes tourist infrastructure. A fatal accident is reported when a young woman falls from a rock ledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon National Park
War boom lifts Business Week index to new high
The October Business Week index rises to 136, surpassing the 1929 peak as industrial activity surges on war prep. The boom boosts aircraft, railroad carloadings, and steel output, but profits lag due to rising costs and taxes amid a looming postwar downturn.
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Britain
Carleidings
Congress
America
Soldier draft rules trim minimum height and weight
The military again lowers entry thresholds for drafted soldiers. The minimum height is cut from 5 feet 4 inches to 5 feet while minimum weight drops from 128 pounds to 115 pounds and now to 105 pounds.
Capitol Hill Church Hosts Self-Denial Banquet
At a self-denial banquet given by Capitol Hill Christian Church in Oklahoma City members refreshed themselves with ice water prayers and songs.
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Capitol, Hill Christian Church
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma juror recess interrupted by ceiling plaster collapse
Judge Ben Arnold excused the jury for a ten minute recess in Oklahoma City. During the break plaster fell from the ceiling onto vacant chairs in the jury box, causing a disruption in the courtroom proceedings.
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Ben Arnold
Oklahoma City
Notice of Administratrix for Ella J Coffin Estate
The undersigned Hazel Cooper is appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as administratrix of the estate of Ella J Coffin, deceased, declared solv ent. Dale Fisher Clerk. Titsworth and Titsworth attorneys. Notice filed November 4, 1940. Now 8-15 adv.
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Rush County
State
Indiana
Ella J. Coffin
Hazel Cooper
Dale Fisher
Rush
Titsworth & Titsworth
Notice of Final Account In Carthage Building Loan and Savings
Howard E. Henley, liquidating agent for the Carthage Building Loan and Savings Association in Rush County Indiana, files final account in liquidation. Court fixes Monday December 2 1940 at 10 00 a m for hearing and determination by the Rush Circuit Court. Howard E. Henley Liquidating Agent. Barrett attorney. November 18 1940.
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Rush
Carthage Building Loan and Savings Association of
Carthage
Rush County
Indiana
Howard E. Henley
Howard BE. Barrett
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Publishers
Telephone
United States of America
Abbie Clark
Linley D. Clark
Washington, D. C
Thomas Clark
Hagerstown
Hezekiah Clark
Thomas B. Gary
J. S. Branson
John T. Clark
Miles Standish
Hamil Henley
John Alden
Byron Henley
Priscilla
Dorothy Sipe
Plymouth
Henry Sohn
Howard Bridges
CBS
Norman Corwin
Columbia Network
National Association of Broadcasters
Corwin
WABC
Iowa-Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
WLW
Dick Bray
Harry K. Rutherford
Ohio State University
Marvel Maxwell
Claire Niesen
CBS Network
Peggy
Lew Valentine
Dr. I
Cincinnati
NBC
Albee Theater
MBS
Red Cross
Joan Crawford
Arch Oboler
the Word
Alaska
Kgba Ketchikan
Kenny
Star Theater
Baker
Ian Keith
Barry Wood
Col. Stoopnagle
Walter Hagen, Jr
Children of Israel
Sinai
Moses
Seligman
Grand Canyon
Colorado
NERA
Qames Qos
Qown
Greece
C.F
GROOF
Farm Farmer
Plymouth Rock Mth
Oo Capper
Tedd
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