Curtain Plane Carries Rogers and Post Deaths to Seattle
A tightly drawn cabin curtain frames the arrival of Will Rogers and Frank B. Post bodies in Seattle aboard Pilot Joe Crosson’s plane from Vancouver. The aircraft landed at Boeing Field at 9 15 am with authorities guarding the hangar as families plan later funeral details in Los Angeles and Oklahoma.
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Seattle
Joe Crosson
Will Rogers
Post
Alaska
Vancouver
B. C
Boeingfield
Crosson
United Air Lines
Marine Corps
Young
Pacific Coast
Sean
Los Angeles
Young Rogers
Claremore
Oklo
Oklahoma City
Pilot Crosson
William Kwon
William J. Gleason
California
Colonel Young
Rogers and Post
Markets At A Glance Heavy Stocks And Mixed Exchanges
New York markets show heavy stocks with utilities and rails declining while curb trading remains easy. Power company issues fall. sugar and coffee move modestly. corn prices drift and overall index readings are irregular with sterling steady.
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New York
Pete Ran
Legion Meeting in Martin Arena Postponed
Dr. Marion Ingle of Mobile to lead Alabama American Legion post meeting at Martin Arena at 1 o'clock with refreshments after the business session. Citizens hunted Jim Watson, a black farmhand accused of an attempted assault on a four year old girl, aided by bloodhounds and planes but the trail was lost.
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Marion Ingle
Mobile
Alabama Department of the American Legion
Martin Arena
F. R. Bell
South Carolinas
Burton
Watson
Citizens
Berlin
Hjalmarmacht
Reichs
Reau
Schach
Germany
Schacht
Reich
Legion leaders begin North Alabama tour for promotional work
Dr. F. Marion Inge state commander Trotter Jones state adjutant and L A Legendre rehabilitation officer of New Orleans depart Montgomery for a week of promotional work visiting 15 North Alabama Legion posts ending at Talladega for the dedication of the Ed Wren memorial building honoring the late commander and World War I hero.
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Montgomery
Ala
F. Marion Inge
American Legion
Trotter Jones
L. A. Legendre
New Orleans
North Alabama
Legion
Talladega
Ed Wren
Wilhite dies after short illness in Alabama county
Funeral services were held for T. M. Gus Wilhite 58 at Ebenezer church with Rev. W. A. Hand and Rev. J. O. Raly officiating. Burial followed at Whenezer with Drink ard Howell of Hartselle directing. He left a widow four daughters two brothers and two sisters among others in the Vinemont area and Cullman.
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T. M
Gus) Wilhite
Baugh’s Infirmary
Ebenezer Church
W. A. Hand
J.O. Raly
Whenezer
Drinkard-Howell
Hartselle
Wilhite
Vinemont
A. E. Lawrence
Birmingham
P. H
Cullman
W. Pa ‘Sapp
H. B
Roscoe
Im Wilhite
Henry Wilhite
Ophelia Brannon
J. T. Reeder
Herachel
Virgil Hother
Howard Butts
Gusemnach
Vnd
Loyd
Reed
Purvis Wilhite
Aine
A. C. Brannon
J. C. Cottingham
C.kinney
Robert Bach
A. Yat
Charles Hall
End Gam Pre
Advertising Gains Chicago In 9% Cities
Advertising in nine percent of cities increased. The report notes 5,488,000 lines or 345 per.
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Chicago
Court Edict Casts Doubt on PWA Municipal Power Plan
Administration lawyers challenge a St. Louis federal court ruling that could force changes in PWA loan safeguards. PWA counsel Henry T. Hunt says a solution will be found to maintain municipal power plant shares while complying with loan and regulatory restrictions.
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Washington
PWA
Ickes
Administration
Henry T. Hunt
St. Lo
Two Treated After Swallowing Poison
Mimuses Gene Ferrill and Annie Patterson were at 117 Bank Street today after ingesting bichloride from a private car. they were treated for the poisoning after taking a mistaken dose of dichloride.
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Gene Ferrill
Annie Patterson
Bank Street
Early Risers To See Circus Go
The Morning show announced by Raleigh M. Wilson explains a fully motorized circus with 158 units. Performers depart after the evening performance and travel to Florence to allow children to rise early and greet the arrival, aiming to avoid late driving and let audiences sleep until breakfast.
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Trump
Raleigh M. Wilson
Florence
Munitions Order Rumored From Ethiopia's Emperor
Addis Ababa reports a rumor that Emperor Haile Selassie placed a large munitions order with Cost Patent Fire Arms of the United States. The rumor follows Ethiopia's dissatisfaction over European arms, and Selassie weathered the chatter with calm as preparations for potential war rise in the capital.
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Halle Selassie
Patent Fire Arms Company
United States
Ethiopia
Eee
Diksneser Haile Selassie
Paris
East
Walys
Italy
Anders Dies at Rural Home Aged 83
An elderly man identified as K. Anders, 83, died at his rural home on Harteelle route this afternoon around two o clock. Police said no foul play is suspected. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Anders
Harteelle
Race Through The Night Ends In Death For Youth
Charles Steele, 18, of Falkville was badly injured when his car left a bend on the west Falkville Pike and crashed into a creek. Glass severed his jugular vein as bystanders and nurses rushed to aid him. Steele survived after rapid transfusion and hospital care. This marks his third hospital visit this year at the Benevolent Society.
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Charles Steele
Palkville
Falkville
Benevolent Society
Steele
David Hardwick
Denville
Nurees
EB. M
W. Drinkard
Sno Lance
Pital
Sioux City Governor Defies Grand Jury Subpoena
Gov Clyde Herrihy refused to answer a grand jury summons probing graft and public corruption, claiming immunity under the state constitution. Attorney General Edward L. O'Connor plans to appear, while the jury has indicted him and others. Special Prosecutor Havner notes potential court action over the governor's refusal. Also reported: 40 carloads of state school books arriving from E K Forbes and Sons. distribution to schools to begin with free text books for all public school pupils as mandated.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Guv
Clyde Lt. Herrihy
Edward L. O’connor
H. M. Havner
Executive Council
W. D. Hayes
Bowling Green
OoConnor
Walter F. Maley
Havner
E. KE. Forbes and Sons Piano Company
Attalla Montgomery appoints Etowah County High School statistician
In Attalla Alabama on August 19 the article notes MacGregor a department statistician has accepted a position as county high school statistician for Etowah County.
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Montgomery
Ala
Anposer
Maden Certs
MacGregor
Etowah County Bigh School
Attalla
Urgent Appeal For Council Aid To Help The Aged
An official urged urgent aid for the aged and needy describing it as a distress signal. The appeal emphasizes immediate charity and council action to support vulnerable seniors in a time of hardship.
Bishop Will Visit St. Peter's Mission
A church notice states the bishop will visit St Peter's Mission. the school event at the mission was not held as scheduled and details remain unclear.
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St. Peter’s Mission
Guffey Bill Passes House Amid Close Vote On Title NRA
A rough record shows the Guffey bill titled NRA passing the House by 195 to 166 with two voting present. Supporters credited relief leadership as the measure moved toward the Senate. Opposition dwindled as the roll closed with a final outnumbered majority. The debate touched wage hour and trade rules tied to coal value at the mine.
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Washington
House
Guffey
New Deal
Senate
Miss Gladys Wallace Visiter in Falke City Today
Miss Gladys Wallace of Falke visited the city today. She appears in a social note detailing arrivals and brief movements through local venues.
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Gladys Wallace
Falke
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