Unexplained Shot Sparks Sands Search in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque on June 29, an unexplained shot disrupted a seven day mountain search for 21 year old Medill McCormick. Patrolman William Murphy and Dick Montoya reported a man emerging from bushes and firing once before fleeing, adding a mysterious twist to the hunt.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Medill McCormick
Sandia Mountains
William Murphy
Alpuquarque
Dick Montoya
Murphy
Monhoya
Confederate 86 Dodges Yankees in Richmond Stop
Frank M. Ironmonger, an 86 year old Confederate veteran from Jacksonville Florida, fears the Yankees as his train halts in Richmond on the way to Gettysburg. He recounts Civil War memories, serving as a courier for Gen. Mahone and mentions his Norfolk police nephew Col. Sidney Ironmonger.
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Richmond
Frank M. Ironmonger
Jacksonville
Fla
Norfolk County
Gettysburg
Billy Mahone
Col
Sidney
Norfolk
Lions Club Installs Officers at Dinner
At the annual Ladies Night dinner at the Daniel Boone hotel Lions Club installed new officers led by President G. Brady Buck ies and Vice President Carl Bobnert. District governor Carl Kennedy attended with general chairman Dr. Russel Kessel. toastmaster was attorney Ben W. Moore. Past president Thomas D. Robertson and past secretary J. L. Knight received pins amid musical numbers.
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Lions Club
Daniel Boone Hotel
Ben W. Moore
G. Brady Buckies
Carl Bobnert
Peter Haley
A. G. Treadgold
Carl Kennedy
Montgomery
Russel Kessel
Thomas D. Robertson
J. L. Knight
Personal Notes on Anna Dean Allison Recovery
Miss Anna Dean Allison daughter of Mr and Mrs I W Allison of Glenwood avenue is recovering at home from a tonsil operation.
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Anna Dean Allison
Dwight Williams
Marjorie Virginia Murer
Otto Joseph Murer
Edgewood
Marcella Kaufman
Wyandotte
Mick
Gazette
Lady Drivers Menace in 76
Chicago reports 1876 WPA discovery of a newspaper item decrying the “menace of lady drivers.” The unsigned piece mocks a female rider who frightens people with bold steering and screams, implying danger to pedestrians and horses alike.
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Chicago
INS
Illinois
Federal Writers’ Project
WPA
Josemia
Discharged Worker Reinstated With Back Pay Over Union Activity
The board orders J. Lee, a dispatcher at the Raleigh North Carolina terminal, reinstated with back pay after finding the discharge linked to union activities. The company argued Lee violated rules, but the ruling supports restoration and compensation.
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J. Lee
Raleigh, N. C
Lee
Bendix Trophy Winner To Speak At Richwood
Blanche Noyes, chief air marking pilot for the U S department of commerce and the only woman flier employed by the government, will speak at the first annual West Virginia Rhododendron festival in Webster Springs. She is the 1936 Bendix trophy race winner and will fly to Webster Springs via Elkins on Friday morning July 1 for the festival events on Friday and Saturday.
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Webster Springs
Blanche Noyes
U. S. Department of Commerce
West Virginia
Jackson Club to Meet and Rome Broadcast Plan
The Jackson Democratic club meets at 8 tonight in its club room on Capitol Street. J Q Ault and Nottingham will give brief addresses. Entertainment features square and round dancing. Haly plans a new short wave broadcasting station in Rome.
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Jackson Democratic Club
Capitol Street
J. QO. Ault
Notringham
Haly
Rome
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