World fliers push Pacific flight plan opens Monday
Antola reports final plans from a community chest canvass in Pampailin. Aimed at raising 13 500 for Salvation Army Nursing Service and other groups, workers vow a broad drive with time contributions and organized committees across districts.
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Heatwave Lingers Across the Midwest in September
Unprecedented heat in the Midwest continues as Chicago records near ninety five degrees. The heat prompts widespread relief measures and causes multiple heat related injuries and two deaths reported in Missouri and Ohio, with Federal Judge ordering contempt proceedings connected to a seizure case in St Louis.
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Close Columbus Ave During Repair Work
Contractors push repair on Columbus Avenue with graveling and ditch work nearly finished. A. McGormnick Company of Tile is handling the improvement with detours via the Scott Crossing to speed completion before bad fall weather arrives.
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Infantile Paralysis Scare Spreads Across Several States
United Press reports show a rise in poliomyelitis cases in Ohio Massachusetts California and New Jersey with more than 40 new weekly infections nationwide. Hospitals warn of school closures and authorities urge precautions while experts explain the disease harms nerve tissue and may cause lasting paralysis.
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Morgaridge Return From Titesillo
Mr and Mrs Morgaridge returned home last evening from Titesillo where they attended funeral services for several members of the torrist’s family, Mrs Stlivon among them.
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Judge delays ruling on Pennsylvan ia ballot seizure order
A U S district judge postponed ruling on requests to impound ballots and seal election materials in three eastern Pennsylvania counties. Attorneys for both sides told the judge they would present further applications tomorrow morning. a related request for federal seizure orders was discussed with judges familiar with prior investigations.
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Fugitive Marlon Ellicotte Goes On Trial In Philadelphia
A jury of 12 begins hearing the murder case of Marlon A. Ellicotte, a fugitive from Detroit since 1930, charged with the killing of Henry J. Peirce in his apartment on November 5, 1930. The prosecution seeks the death penalty. The defense plans to present several witnesses.
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Plane wreckage bears no trace of three fliers
Reports from New York describe the Old Glory wreckage found in the Atlantic with no sign of aviators Lloyd Bertaud J J D Bill and Philip Payne. Fragments show damaged wing, torn engine, and canvas body while a search continues for the missing crew and the ship’s crew.
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Heavy Loss in Pacific Storm Strikes West Coast
United Press report from Los Angeles notes a terrific storm hitting California and the West Coast of Mexico, causing heavy property damage. No casualty figures yet. shipping affected though vessels reported intact. At Nogales on September 14 winds of hurricane proportions were observed along the Mexican rail line with no life list available.
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Death Toll Soars After Japanese Typhoon Devastation
Early reports from Kyushu claim around 400 dead with thousands more displaced as the Sept 14 typhoon pounded the island. An updated tally placed the toll near 1,000 homes destroyed and many missing. Rescue efforts continue as authorities assess damage to ports and towns.
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Refuse Plea in Guignon Case to Stand Trial
Guy Guignon charged with violation of the prohibition law will stand trial at the next term. He claimed liquor was for medicinal purposes, but the court rejected the plea. Three to go on trial Friday. Guignon arrested on Pleasent Street with three pints of liquor.
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Royal Windsor plane returns to Ontario memorial flight
In St Johns Newfoundland Sept, the Royal Windsor aims to Windsor Ontario for a memorial observance after a failed transatlantic attempt. Pilot Phil Wood and Schiller regret not completing the flight and discuss aircraft safety, noting future design changes and the dangers faced by transatlantic navigators.
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Dalton Replies For U S Shippers On Merchant Marine
President A Dalton of the Merchant Fleet Corp argues American shippers are not unpatriotic but use foreign vessels because faster service is possible. He says shipping is boosted by fast boats and warns Americans prefer speed over patriotism, noting American bottoms lag in speed versus foreign ships.
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Labor Decision In Mine Case Draws Federal Scrutiny
A Pittsburgh judge hears an injunction bid by the Terminal Coal Co against United Mine Workers of America as a coal strike tests interstate shipments and wage contracts. Judge Schoonmaker has the matter under advisement on jurisdiction and whether federal limits apply to the injunction sought.
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Massacres Reported in Northern China Under Feng Yuansiang
News from Shanghai and London wires describe wholesale killings in northern Henan by Feng Yuansiang’s troops. Reports cite 36 000 to 80 000 murdered as reprisals after an attack on Red Spears, a farmer secret society, with Changte and northern Honan listed as affected locations.
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