Crossing Deaths Rise as Grade Accident Reports Grow
Washington reports show more grade crossing fatalities and injuries this year than last, with officials attributing the rise to traffic conditions and aging infrastructure. A related note quotes the president asking a porter about his performance, reflecting concerns over rail safety and public expectations.
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Political Foe Friends Pay Schall Tribute
In Minneapolis and St Paul mourners honor late Senator Thomas D Schall after his fatal Washington crash. Governors, officials and both foes and friends joined the funeral with a police dog Barry Von La Selle presenting a wreath in the Capitol rotunda.
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Attorney Dies in Dubuque Court Career Ends
The longtime Dubuque lawyer and former city official died after a career marked by public service and political involvement. Details are incomplete due to damaged text, but he was identified with local politics and the legal community.
Brundidge Given Suspended Term on Concealment Charge
Brundidge 37 of Cedar Rapids received a one year jail sentence suspended by Judge Hot Bruma after entering a guilty plea on a concealment charge related to a stolen Ford coupe. The case stemmed from alleged misrepresentation about vehicle use at Cedar Rapids Country Club, where Brundidge had been employed.
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Two Army Privates Killed In Cave-In
Two privates died in a cave-in at Fort Sill Oklahoma on Thursday. The victims were identified as Bil Ropers 25 of Anadarko and Fred Risinger 23 of Div. des KFWANFF.
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Expect To Mail Cotton Benefit Checks Jan. 15
AAA officials said checks for 1935 cotton subsidy payments will likely be mailed January 15. First payments were originally planned for mid-December but delays due to technical and clerical issues occurred. The subsidy covers the difference between 12 cents a pound and the cotton price on sale, limited to 2 cents a pound per producer and tied to Bankhead allotments.
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Burns Fatal To Lighthouse Keeper
In San Francisco a lighthouse keeper, Albert Joost, 57, dies from burns suffered when a soldering iron dropped into gasoline during radio repairs. His wife Evelyn carried him to a boat, aided by soldiers and hospital care, but he died from the injuries days later.
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New Northern States Mission Head Named
Salt Lake City AP reports Bryant S Hinckley, president of Liberty Stake in Salt Lake City and secretary of the Deseret gymnasium, named president of the Northern States mission by Herbert Grant. He succeeds George S Romney, who died recently in Rockford. Mission headquarters are in Chicago and the area includes Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin.
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New Paralysis Remedy Ready For Human Test
Rockefeller Institute reports a nosewash that protected monkeys from infantile paralysis and is ready for human trials. A vitamin C preventive from Columbia University showed promise in monkeys but not yet for children. Dr Leake urged physicians to abandon vaccination as a preventive after six of twelve deaths tied to its use.
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1935 Grain Trade Volume Lowest On Record
CHICAGO reports 1935 grain trade volume near the smallest in record history as speculative activity slows and U S grain production declines. Government tallies show total grain futures purchases on the board of trade through December 24 at 10.061 billion bushels, down over 15 percent from the prior year.
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Radio Schedule Fragment Shows 1930s NBC CBS Lineup
Readable segments list NBC WEAF WJZ WABC CBS WBBM KMOX WCCO WIZ WOST WHAM and Kentucky and Michigan stations with afternoon to late evening programs. Opera, orchestras, soloists, and variety acts gap with time ticks and schedules.
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WIZ
Boake Carter
Jesicn Dravonette Oprano
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Eusapnor Powel
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Bob Crosby
Chain 730
Slya Barst
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MCCO
Orch
Frank Munn
WEAP
Dick Powell
WRBM
Wwecen
Hean Tepsen
Metropolten Opera Star
WJ2
Rtrama
KYW
Nicke Odes
Chan Stoott
Acerogu
Woco West
Mi_s& brothers
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Americas
Mary Eastman Sorrang
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Madrigaeta
Siolinist
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Weaf Tin
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Neamon Orch
Romaness Orch
Georee Duffy Orn
Osborne Orch Joss
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Micky
Moreod
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Mere Madcaps
Enon
Geore Hailoréh
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Wjz Chan
Jack Shannon
Jack
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Skipper Gang
Han See
Gordon Orch
Weapon Buffalo
Wcco Metropolitaun Opera Company
Lily Fou
al Roth Orch
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Hermuis
American Choral Ensemble
Motor City Moodies
Sveu Music
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Howard Neumiller
Chain Binds Adventures
Thornton Fisher
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