Raps Passive Stand on Traffic Safety
J R Hattery chief of the state highway patrol urged public cooperation to cut auto deaths and injuries at a High Twelve luncheon. He praised the patrol’s nonpartisan framing, noted most accidents stem from unchanged driving habits, and urged vehicle maintenance and active public involvement with law enforcement.
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State Highway Patrol
Hotel Roosevelt
J R. Hattery
State
Hattery
Jowan
Clarence Upgrades Waterworks Pump To 130 GPM
This week Clarence installed a new pump at the waterworks station. The 10 hp unidrive motor delivers 130 gallons per minute. After nine hours of continuous testing the town well water level fell sixteen feet. The old pump, in use since 1919, produced 42 gpm.
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Clarence
Cairo Nervous as British Mass Army Fortifies Egypt
Civilians in Cairo and Alexandria brace for possible Italian air or sea attack as Britain rushes warships, planes, and troops to defend Egypt and the Suez route. 150 planes arrive from England, two Hussar regiments move to the frontier, and anti aircraft defenses intensify amid Libyan border activity.
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Cairo
INL
Britain
Alexandra
Egypt
England
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Abukir
Mersa Matruh
Seventh
Eighth Hussars
Alexandria
Royal Air Force
Canal
Libya
Libyan
Ethiopia
Train Hits Trolley In Jackson Tennessee
An Illinois Central passenger train collided with a street car at Main Street crossing on the edge of Jackson's business district injuring at least six people, three seriously, on Friday.
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Jackson, Tenn
Illinois Central
Main Street
Flight Of Gold To U S Upsets Silver Program
Europe’s gold rush to the United States disrupts the silver purchase plan. The Treasury must buy more silver to reach the legal ratio of one ounce of silver per three of gold, but gold stocks have surged while silver lags. Despite $750 million in silver purchases over 16 months, silver advocates remain dissatisfied aiming for $1.29 an ounce.
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Washington
Europe
Treasury
United States
Congress
Starhemberg Seizes Power in Austria
Vienna reports Prince Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg moving to consolidate power with a unified national militia the voluntary militia and Austrian home protection corps 5000 Heimwehr marching into Vienna for a torchlight show. The move sidelines Chancellor Schuschnigg as Starhemberg pursues an independent Austrian policy with possible Italian leanings and unclear stance on Archduke Otto.
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Vienna
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Benito Mussolini
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
Heimwehr
Austrian Home Protection Corps
Starhemberg
England
League
Archduke Otto
Emil Fey
Viennaheimwehr
Fey
Vienna Heimwehr
Six Injured When Elevator Falls Six Floors In Fort Wayne
An elevator crash at the Anthony hotel in Fort Wayne injured six people including Sidney Goldfarb of Cleveland who was in serious condition with spine and head injuries. Others hurt were Har ry McClare of Hillsdale Michigan with a broken foot Charles S French of Cleveland with sprained ankle T C Simpson of Chicago with a sprained ankle Helen Cornelius of Wolcottville Indiana with sprained ankles. The operator and three bellboys escaped injury.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Sidney Goldfarb
Cleveland
Anthony Hotel
Harry McClare
Hillsdale
Mich
Charles S. French
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