Four Die as Planes Crash in Bad Weather
Four people were killed and six injured when a storm and fog caused three planes to crash during a goodwill flight from Roosevelt Field to Montreal. One plane sank in Lake Champlain off Essex, with all occupants presumed drowned. Names include pilot Frank Sanglivani and passengers Ericson and Kaye. two ships suffered forced landings with minor injuries. A salvage operation was planned off the New York shore but could not start until the next day.
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Essex
N. Y
Roosevelt Field
S. 1
Montreal
Lake Champlain
Good Will
Westport
Pittsfield
Mass
Burlington
Everett Moner
Richmond Hill
L. 1
Sanglivani
Burlington Port
Monet
New York
Floyd Bennett Field
New York Shore
Bane Will Speak Here Tomorrow
Frank Bane, executive director of the federal social security board, arrives from Washington to explain the act at Kanawhan county social and health agencies meeting. He notes West Virginia’s July 3 start and unemployment and old age provisions. Bane’s background includes roles in Virginia welfare and Chicago academia. Bleached paper pulp is to be made from bamboo in the Philippines.
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Frank Bane
Federal Social Security Board
Washington
Public Assistance Bureau
West Virginia
Act Bane
Woman's Club
Kanawhan
Kump
Bane
Randolph Macon College
Axhland
Cohkwabia University
Virginia
Public Welfare Associaton
University of Chicago
Lin
Philippines
Disappears and Manifold Tales From London Kanawha
A distracted mother, Mrs Mabel Hegen Helumiller of Ce lambus, seeks her daughter Helen Hagen who vanished from her aunt Mrs Rachel Barmon’s home in London Kanawha county. The mother says Helen, 16, 5 feet 5 inches tall with blue eyes and fair complexion, will not be punished for running away and may return home with money.
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Mabel Hegen Helumiller
Celambus
Helen Hagen
Rachel Barmon
London
Kanawha County
Helen
Helenia 16
Hemmikier
Jean
Melon
Brains Not Beauty Favored by Iowa Teachers College Men
Cedar Falls report shows male students selecting the ideal girl as a vivacious brunette, five feet four inches, 118 pounds, churchgoer who enjoys sports and abstains from smoking or drinking. Brains preferred to beauty. Hazel Theo, Woodruff High grad, had perfect attendance in 11 years of schooling.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Woodruff
Hazel Theo
Woodruff High School
Walker to Enter West Point From Charleston
A Charleston high school graduate from the class of 1933 prepares to enroll at West Point military academy in New York. He played in the school band and all state orchestra, served as sports editor and co editor of the Wesleyan Pharos, and managed the football team at West Virginia Wesleyan before receiving West Point appointment from Senator Rush D Holt in January and acceptance on May 11. He is the son of Dr and Mrs JH Walker of 2050 Kanawha Avenue.
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West Point Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Charleston High School
Walker
West Virginia Wesleyan
Wesleyan Pharos
Alpha Kappa Pi
Rush D. Holt
No Place Like Home in Denison Pioneer Homestead
Mr and Mrs James W Lankford married 53 years have lived only in the home built in 1849 from Jefferson lumber. The pioneer homestead, Lankford's birthplace, stands where they first wed in 1881.
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Denison
Texas
James W. Lankford
Lankford
Husbands Lose Their Pants in Chattanooga Tale
Chattanooga tailors claim women are tearing up husbands extra trousers to sew into new suits for themselves, creating an unusual clothing mischief story in the city.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Hawaii seeks 3.6 million for FERA WPA work funds
Hawaii's FERA WPA program needs about 3.6 million dollars in federal funds to continue normal activities for the fiscal year starting June 1, 1996, announced by Administrator Frank H. Locey.
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Honolulu
Territory of
Hawaii
Frank H. Locey
Rules of Contest for Amateur Snapshot Entrants
The Charleston Gazette announces an Amateur Snapshot Contest open to U S residents except Gazette employees and those involved in photographic goods. Entries may include multiple photos made after May 16 1926 with limits on size mounting and per week prize of 3 dollars, plus four top prizes up to 25 18 5 3 and a national award pool of 10009 dollars.
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Charleston Gazette
Entranta
Gazette
United States
the Gazette
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Weeman
Frank Sanglivans
Pilot
Brooklyn
Steve Kaye
Woodside
Tt. L
Miss Gatling
Eric Ericson
Robert L. Ripley
OH. Bauer
Frederick
Okla
Harry Bradley
West Haven
Conn
HARRIS _ WILLE
Reo
L.S. Graham
Camp Bulits
Park and Tilford
Recuard
Sterre
Preak Bane
Seelat Security
After Paint & Glass Co
Aes Hee
Manuel Godoy de Fariz Rios
Vite
Royal
Madrid
Maria Luisa
Charles
Prince
Austria
Spain
Menuel
Alcudia
Sueca
Alvarez
Peace
Bassano
Godoy
Kansas
Landon
Roosevelt
Main Street
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Walker
Mra. JH. Walker
Kanawha Ave
James H. Welker
Drs. Collins & Collins
Sorel Eyes
Capitol
Merchants and Buyers Week Association
West Virginian Hotel
Bluefield
H. D. Miner
Robert D. Kitchen
The
Hery D. Miney
Abney Circle
Clase C
Skilling
Ht. Albans
John F. Suter
Monangalla Street
Bullitt
Hamilton Fish
William C. Bullitt
U. S
Russia
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Ames
Usad
Electrc
Coffman Optical Co
Phoms
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