Crossing Tragedy Strikes Jordan District School Bus
Parents, sobbing or mute, mourn the loss of more than twenty Jordan district school children after a freight train collided with a bus taking students to Jordan High. Survivors recall the impact as rescuers and sheriffs collect remains amid fields south of Midvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Jordan
Midvale
Grant Young
Jordan School
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Margie Groves
Salt Lake General Hospital
Wet sponge injury wins $1038 award in Oakland
Mrs Gladys L. White sued the Latham Square corporation and window washer Peter Massaro after a wet sponge fell six stories and struck her head. The superior court awarded her $1038 for neck and shoulder ligament strain.
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Oakland
Calif
Gladys L. White
Latham Square Corporation
Peter Massaro
Romantic poet crossword clues answer to previous puzzle
Horizontal and vertical clues list features a variety of word hints for a themed crossword. Answers include Bysshe and other poets, animals, plants, pronouns, and common terms, with cross-referenced letter fits guiding placement and completing the grid.
Roosevelt to Deliver Address In Person To New Congress
President Roosevelt and Speaker Bankhead outlined the outlook for the new session at Warm Springs Georgia and announced the annual legislative message will be delivered in person on January 3. Bankhead noted a House rules chairmanship vacancy remains after John J. O’Connor’s defeat. The day included visits to Georgia hall and the Warm Springs foundation and meetings with WPA head Harry Hopkins. Bullitt arrived from the Bahamas for a largely personal visit.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Bankhead
White House
Pine Mountain
Georgia Hall
Warm Springs Foundation
Senate
House
House Rules Committee
John J. O'Connor
New York
Atlanta
Alabama
Foundation
U. S. Marine Guard
Charles T. Brooks
Harry Hopkins
WPA
William C. Bullitt
France
Bahamas
Radio Schedule Highlights Night and Day Broadcasts
The listing details NBC CBS and WABC programs across Friday evening from 6:00 to 2:30 with orchestras led by Artie Shaw Ennio Bolognini Xavier Cuent Frank Binck and Dick Todd, and guest performers including Oscar Shumsky and Warden Lawes. It notes chain affiliations WEAF WEAP WJZ WABC and others.
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Marin Sisters
NBC
WEAP
Artie Shaw
WJZ Chain
Ennio Bolognini
WEAF
Sum and Abner
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
Xavier Cuent
Dick Todd
Sonss
Emery Teutsch
Oscar Shumsky
WJZ
Frank Binck
Warden Lewis E. Lawes
Jamborer
Burns and Allen
WOC
Hollywood Hotel
Wabc and Chain
Sog Samos
Na’ Andy
Tommy Dorsey
Richard Himber
Weap Chain
Gene and
Glenn
Teo Montana Slim
Amanda Snow
Charisteers
Weaf Chain
Katherine Lenroot
Florence Hale
Ray ‘Kinney
Royal Havwatians
Metropolitan Opera
Univ. of Clarenco
WAZ
Charles Paul
Notre Dame
California
SBC
Eddie Duchins
Walc Ard
Stump
Weaf Ain
Doris’ Rhodes
Music Box
Kaltenmeyer
Adrian Rollins
Orchestra
Adrian Ollint
Ricardo
Joe £. Brown
WAEC
Edward Howard Griges
Tommy Ise
Messane
Israel
Waring
Joe Kelly, Inc
Hall of Fun
Arturo Toscanin
WEBM
Phil Spliaing
George Crook
Francis Craig
Glenn Miller
Chain
Lov _ Breese
Charles Baum
Doaint Saviles
Kay Kyser
Les Brown
Rudy Vallee
Paul Pendarvis
Joaquin Gill
SEC chief says nearly all utilities submit integration plans
Washington: SEC Chairman William O. Douglas announced that nearly 100 percent of public utility holding companies have submitted tentative integration proposals under the death sentence provision. He estimated a five year timeframe to complete the program, noting that 61 of 66 firms complied by the December 1 deadline, with two small firms still unaccounted.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
William O. Douglas
Public Utility
Commission
Douglas
Public Utility Holding Company
Congress
SEC
Belgium and Spain sever diplomatic ties over Franco crisis
Belgium and Spain severed all diplomatic bonds after Brussels withdrew from the nonintervention committee and moved to recognize Franco’s regime. Spain recalled its ambassador from Brussels, and Belgium ordered its chargé d affaires and consul in Barcelona to return home.
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Brussels
INS
Barcelona
Mariano Ruiz Funes
Belgium
Francisco Franco
Wells Installed as Indiana University President
Herman B. Wells, a 36 year old bachelor and IU alumnus of 1924, was formally installed as president in a simple ceremony, becoming the youngest state university head in the nation.
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Bloomington
Ind
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
Boy Pleads For Life Of Ohio Death-Row Mother
In Columbus Ohio 13-year-old Oscar Hahn pleaded for clemency for his mother Anna Marie Hahn the Cincinnati poison murderess sentenced to die in the electric chair on December 7 The boy visited her at the death row cell and testified that he believes she is a good mother Governor Davey’s secretary adjourned the clemency hearing and will decide after reviewing the case next week.
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Columbus
Oscar Hahn
Martin L. Davey
Anna Marie Hahn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Daniel S. Earhart
Davey
Oscar
Joseph H. Hoodin
Jacob Wagner
Hoodin
Anna
Hamilton County
Carl Rich
Ickes Considers Chicago Mayoral Run
Secretary Ickes toyed with running for Chicago mayor. He said he has an open mind and his friends urge him to seek liberal Democratic support for good government and urban issues. He noted the idea could be an exit but stressed he is not a presidential candidate and is focused on Chicago.
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Washington
Ickes Thursday
Chicago
Ickes
Roosevelt
Government To Sell 20 Million Bushels Of Wheat
The agriculture department announced the sale of 20,000,000 bushels of surplus American wheat to flour millers in Great Britain under the export subsidy program. Deliveries will occur over several months through American exporters at competitive world prices, with the government absorbing losses.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Britain
Pilot Boat Sinks After Collision Near Cape Henry
A Baltimore pilot boat named William B. Tanner sank in 55 feet of water after a Thursday collision with the British freighter Liverbank, 18 miles southwest of Cape Henry in Norfolk. All 22 crew members were rescued.
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Norfolk, Va
INS
Liverbank
Baltimore
William B. Tanner
Cape Henry
Charlie McCarthy Tops Write-In Votes in LA County
The ventriloquist dummy Charlie McCarthy led as a popular write-in candidate in the November general election in Los Angeles county. County Registrar William Kerr reported that McCarthy outpaced several Hollywood figures, including Shirley Temple, on ballots for multiple offices.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Charlie McCarthy
United States
William Kerr
Shirley Temple
Woman Sentenced For Theft To Win Back Mate's Love
Hazel Hinds Cornwall, 26, was sentenced in Chicago to one to ten years in prison for stealing 4300 to win back her husband Francis W. Cornwall, whom she described as an ice cream firm manager in Oklahoma City. She fainted during sentencing and was taken to jail with medical care.
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Chicago
Hazel Hinds Cornwall
State
Criminal Court
Michael L. McKinlay
Francis W. Cornwall
Oklahoma City
Kerensky Denies Coughlin Claim on Jewish Fomenting Revolt
Alexander Kerensky, former head of Russia's provisional government, called Father Coughlin's assertion that Jews fomented the Russian revolt childish and unfounded. He argued democracy and anti Rasputin sentiment motivated Russians, not Jewish bankers, and said German diplomats aided Lenin to counter a stronger Russia.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Alexander Kerensky
Charles E. Coughlin
Coughlin J
Europe
Kerensky
Russia
Detroit
Rasputin
Germany
Lenin
Ohio Ends Quarrel With Security Board
Washington AP reports the Ohio social security board and the state administration settled quarrels. The move restores full November checks for 112000 old age pensioners and resumes federal grants for Ohio old age assistance effective last month.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Ohio State Administration
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Peru Provisional President Resigns After Assembly Vote
Provisional President Manuel Maria Borrero submitted his resignation to the national assembly who quickly voted to accept it. The move comes amid political turmoil as Ecuador reports from Quito.
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Quito
Ecuador
Manuel Maria Borrero
National Assembly
Du Pont Opposes Profit Sharing and Incentive Taxation
Lammot du Pont told a senate committee that government fears hinder trade and business lags due to possible bureaucratic interference. He urged high wages tied to performance and rejected profit sharing and incentive taxes, contrasting with Gannett Marsh and King who supported them.
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Washington
Lammot du Pont
Senate Committee On
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
du Pont
Frank Gannett
Rochester
N. Y
Gannett
A. L. Marsh
Detroit
Willford I. King
New York University
Budget Push Aims At Non Relief Government Expenditures
The speaker urges economy in budget areas outside relief funds and blames high taxes plus fears of future punitive taxation for curbing business enterprise growth.
Former Kentucky Sheriff Indicted For 1933 Slaying
Former Harlan County Sheriff Theodore R. Middleton was indicted on murder by a grand jury in the 1933 slaying of Bob Roark at Kenvir. Middleton posted a 5000 bond as the case moves forward.
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Harlan, Ky
Theodore R. Middleton
Harlan County
Bob Roark
Middleton
Roark
Kenvir
Sioux City man killed in hunting accident near Westfield
Earl Smith, 20, of Sioux City, was shot to death Thursday night in a hunting accident near Westfield, Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Mars
Earl Smith
Sioux City
Westfield
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