Hungarian Ship To Take Off On Long Hop Today
Dated July 14 in Harbor Grace X F reports George Endere and Alexander Magyar, Bangorian army reserve officers, plan a non stop flight to Budapest tonight, after refueling and weather checks showed favorable Atlantic conditions but European winds unsettled.
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Harbor Grace
X. F
George Endere
Alexander Mag |Yar
Budapest
Pirpinge
Huun
Hungary
Atlantic
Fers
Harbor Grare
Roosevelt Pistol
Shots Fired At Miners Taxicabs In Narrow Line District
Two taxicabs carrying strikebreakers near the West Virginia Pennsylvania line were fired on late today. Bullets pierced the cabs and drivers speculated a machine gun attack. Police searched the border area for a car with Ohio plates but found no trace.
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Wheeling
Alexandria
Pennsylvania
Ronech
Wheeling Jim
Burns and Church
West Virginia
Ohio
Pesnayivants
Atso
Willie Willis by Robert Quillen
A quirky line notes how Mrs Mary was offered no choice and hints at social snubs and differences in courtesy. It jests at polite manners and small daily refusals in a light rural voice.
Hat Pins Return With Shorter Designs
Hat pins are returning as new hat styles appear. Shorter pins help anchor small hats that sit half on and half off the head, offering practical use and a touch of retro flair.
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York
Police Seek Slain Woman Identity in Bran Gywine Case
Authorities investigate clues to identify a mutilated young woman found near Downingtown, with reports linking Mary Riggs a former hotel waitress, a renter’s account of a Mary Graham, and tips from Harrisburg and Moundsville. Investigators note the body appeared dead about three weeks.
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Downingtorn
Bran Gywine
John N. Goss
Francia Grubb
Chester County
Mary Riggs
W. Everett Hoopes
Downington Real Astate
Mary Graham
Philadelphi
Hoopes
Harrisburg
Coatesville
Moundsville
W. Ve
Robert Lucas
Betty Brogan
Goroner H.C. Ford
Morrow Caught by Florida Sheriff to Face Federal Court
Morrow a Wallington Street figure with prior notoriety faces United States District Judge George W. McClintic in Charleston on a charge of violating probation. Arrested June 19 in Pt Lauderdale Florida by Sheriff A W Turner, he is being returned in custody of U S Marshal C N Hildreth. A reputed associate Lee Birthsell was earlier arrested nearby.
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Punk
Morrow
Wallington Street
Charleston
United Statea
George W. McClintic
Pt. Laudersdale
Fla
United States Marshal
A.W. Turner
Petalis
Akron
Common Ground Sought In Mining Parley
Washington July 14 The Hoover administration seeks ways to improve coal mining economics after a two day conference with United Mine Workers representatives Secretary Doak said further talks would occur with no disclosed participants. John L Lewis urged a national economic conference to pressure operators on miners rights. Doak noted the National Miners Union had declined participation.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Doak
Dorkaid
Hoover
Ikbor
John L. Lewis
Lewis
National Miners Union
Kself
Hoover Inez Thurne
Wheat Farmers Seek Moratorium Amid Plunging Prices
Southwest growers urged a debt moratorium as harvest stalls and prices sink to as low as 25 cents a bushel. Creditors and suppliers are urged to grant relief while farmers protest, with scenes of halted harvests and farmers blocking elevators.
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Eanbsas City
Heling
Amarillo
Tex
Guymon
Okla
Helda
Bucklin
Kan
Forrest Kennett
Rapens Wheat Farmer
Farm Board
Ag Jrckansea
Larned
War Department approves allotment for Kenawha river works
Secretary Hurley today approved an allotment of 878 thousand dollars for operation and care of rocks and dam on the Great Kenawha river in West Virginia. The funding aims to support river works and maintenance activities along the Kenawha system.
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Washington
Hurley
War Department
Great Kenawha River
Virginia
Shabby Shoes Lead to Jail in Larceny Case
Lawrence Hamlen was jailed after being charged with larceny for allegedly stealing a box of cigars from the McAn shoe company store. Patrolman Davis Wis escorted Hamlen to the city hall for processing as officers noted a quiet day aside from several drunkenness arrests and a burglary report at Dr. E M Sheweys residence.
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Lawrence Hamle
Mont of
Paling
Lawrence
McAn Shoe Company
Davis Wis
Hall
Winzell Jackson
Olaf
Hefman
Representative Beck Attacks I C C Over Railrate Hearings
Representative James M. Beck of Pennsylvania assails the Interstate Commerce Commission for delays in rail freight rate rulings. He warns the delay could force Congress to consider a smaller, faster agency. The commission opens hearings on rate hikes and probes railroad management practices, with multiple examiners assigned to assist the case.
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New York
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
Lateratata Commerce Commission
Meek
House
Interstate Commerce Camp
Bock
House Interstate Commerce
Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Totrarrow
Streight
Nearinga
Mexicans Close Gaming In Laredo District
Gambling in Tamaulipas and Nuevo Laredo areas ended by order of Governor Castellanos. Establishments at Nueva Laredo and Matamoras were shut after revocation as Louie Swe failed to enforce regulations and allowed workers and farmers to gamble.
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Gambing
Tamaulipas
Castellanos
Nueva Laredo
Rio Grande
Matamoras
Brownyville
Louie
Welch man arrested in prohibition caplas case
Frank Cerlio of Welch formerly Bridgeville Pa was arrested at Shiniston by a state policeman on a caplas issued by Judge George M McClinile of the United States district court for northern West Virginia He is charged with violation of the prohibition law Several other men are being sought in the case
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Clarksburg
Frank Cerlio
Welch
Bridgeville
Shiniston
George M. McCliniie
United States Diatrict Court
Worthern
West Virginia
Cerrina
Sue Co Ae
Man Injured in Crescent Intersection Collision
Wilbur Woodruff a 55 year old Crescent resident was injured last night when struck by a car at the Woodruff River and Charleston Street intersection. He was taken to Kanawha Valley Hospital with facial lacerations and injuries.
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Wilbur Woodruff
Crescent Cond
Pl Automabile
Fdgnwood Rive
Charleston Street
Mie Kanawha Valley Hospital
Senator Caraway to undergo kidney operation in Washington
Senator Caraway of Arkansas will have a kidney operation at the Neva Hospital in Washington likely Thursday. He has been hospitalized for several days with pain but doctors are not alarmed about his condition.
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Washington
Bén. Caraway
Arkansas
Neva
Sen
Caraway
Interior Secretary Pali Sentenced to Santa Fe Prison
Albert B Pali former secretary of the interior will serve four years and one day in Santa Fe New Mexico penitentiary after a DC court added nine days to his sentence. The New Mexico prison was chosen for health reasons, with Pali expected to transfer once commitment warrants are issued.
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Albert B Pali
Secratory
Interior
Harding Adrafti Station
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Kia
Mitchell
Batley
District of Columbia Supreme Court
NIA
District of Columbia
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Nator
Edward Ly
Botney, Gil
Elk Alli
Cal
Doheny Company
Swallowed Teeth Fatal to Soldier
Private Olaf Nelson died after swallowing two artificial teeth at Fort Bliss El Paso and failing to recover after multiple extraction attempts. He was rushed to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington where surgeons faced fatal obstruction and risks of pneumonia or infection.
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Washington
Olaf Nelson
Fort Biles
el Paso
Walter Reed Hospital
Patterson
Army
James F. Mitchell
Nelson
Plea in Error Over Electric Chair Case
Jefferson July 14 A petition in error was filed today for Mrs Julia Maude Lowther 23, convicted of the murder of Mrs Trilby Smith and sentenced to death in the electric chair The petition cites 850 pages and alleges two errors by the court including jury qualification by Judge Ogieves Mrs Lowther testified she killed for love of Smith who faces the death sentence
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Jefferson
Julia Maude Lowther
Trilby Smith
Mira
Lawtines
Mrs. Smith
Smith
Pisots
Cleveland
Imperial
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Bladiurm
George White
Ohto
Eaton JA. Fletcher
Rochester
N. Y
Imperial Council
Diamond Beats Assault Charge in Troy Trial
Jack Diamond, New York gangster, was acquitted of a first degree assault charge in Troy after a four hour jury deliberation. The trial, held two days, followed the alleged abduction and torture of Grover Parke, with alibi testimony placing Diamond in Albany. A separate kidnapping case awaits trial on September 15 under Justice James C. Cropsey.
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Troy
N. Y
Jack “Lege
Diemond
New York
Ugater
Wig
Lean Ganster
Grover Parke
Diamond
Matcher
Albany
Legs
Queens County
Catak
Parks
Supreme Court
James C. Cropsey
Robins Reelected Board President in Charleston School Board
J E Robins Republican was reelected president of the Charleston Independent District Board of Education after 12 years in the role. The unanimous vote came on a night when the board also authorized its attorney to close the purchase of the Lewis and O Dell properties at Oakmont Avenue Spruce and Hezel Streets on South Hill, financed from the last bond issue for a southern site for a junior high school.
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J. E. Robins
Charleston
Purppeta
German Radical Campaigns and Berlin Strife Report
The dispatch describes German fascist and communist tensions with street clashes in Berlin and nationwide strike plans led by the communists. It notes financial instability, police actions, and a cabinet meeting delaying emergency decrees as Germany faces economic crisis and political upheaval.
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Berlin
Ser Gantees
Baok Newlday
Route 60 Through City slated for discussion in Charleston
A meeting at the Daniel Boone hotel will discuss routing U S highway 60 through Charleston. Attendees include Harold P. Tompkins of the state road commission Mayor DeVan Frank Muller hotel manager Statoe N. Peyton Benjamin F. Rollins Ruffner hotel manager W B Geary Daniel Boone hotel Ned Mehrie city traffic committee M A Aldrich and W T Sliver representing the Southern West Virginia Automobile Club.
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Heen
Daniel Boone Hotel
State Road Catamission
DeVan
Frank 3. Muller
Holley Hotel
Stscoe ‘N. Peytor
Benjamin F. Rolllins
Ruffner Hotel
W. B. Geary
Ned Mehrie
M. 3. Aldrich
W. T. Sliver
Souther Weat Virginia Automobilite Club
Jury Chosen to Try Woman in Murder Case
Steubenville OH July 14 ten men and two women jurors chosen to try Mrs Fdna James on a first degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of Fireman Raymond Gustoer in April.
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Steubenville
Udan
Fdna James
Fotireman
Raymond Gustoer
Doughnut Shop Invades Sacred Gotham Precincts
New York July 14 The Times Square doughnut shop attracts crowds as a publicity stunt turning the corner into a stage for philosophical tasting and glitzy showmanship. Visitors observe the doughnuts on the tray while staff and patrons debate dunking and display a comic flap over the scene.
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Doughnut Shop
Gotham
Federal Dry Forces To Start Campaign
Prohibition enforcement chiefs announce a major dry campaign beginning tomorrow with 235 new agents completing intensive training. Agents are assigned to eight districts across states from Maine to Iowa, with 61 agents in the remaining 16 states.
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Morrow
Prohibition Bureau
Jay 4
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachzetts
Connecticut
Anode Istatey
Seconrth
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Pennsylvania
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Iowa
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Nebraska
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South Drekota
Great Day for Post and Gatty in Claremore
Report from Claremore Oklahoma on July 14 describes excitement as Gatty and Post visit, landing at the new airport and traveling by Winnie Moe aircraft. The crowd and officials praise the landmark event and discuss plans for journeys around the world.
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Claremore
Okla
Gatty I
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