Ten Die As United Air Lines DC-3 Crashes Near Cleveland
A DC-3 operated by United Air Lines crashed near Cleveland airport killing ten people including two pilots and stewardess. The blaze and debris blocked the wooded gully as firemen fought the fire for hours and investigators sought a cause. Among the dead was John Brostuen North Dakota Republican state chairman returning from Washington.
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Ray Blosser
United Air Lines
Newark
Chicago
Cleveland
John Brostuen
North Dakota
Alexander
N. D
Washington
Independence Village
Department of Commerce
Brostuen
L. Arthur Doty
Watertown
Mass
Harold
Texaco Oil Co. Co
F. Lickel
St. Albans
Long Island
Barbour Welding Co
New York City
R. P. Morrell
M. Karaghousian
Yonkers
N. Y
A. S. Merrifield
Mildred Macek
Fiesta Sparks Wild Rescue Plan On Mexican Ranch
Ellen Dale volunteers to ride into Yaqui territory to locate and rescue Bill Baron and Panola after their capture on the Montoya ranch. Don Julio Montoya warns against armed force while Felix weighs cautious steps, the Yaqui feud, and growing tensions.
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Bill Baron
Elien Dale
Hell
Montoya
Baron
Montoya Hare
Ellen
Bill
Panola
Old Mexico
Don Julio Monte
Felix
Panoa
Ellen Dale
Panda
Arizona
Don Julio
Sonora
Salvage Doubtful After Crash Statement From U A S President
W A Patterson U A S president arrived from Chicago to oversee the crash inquiry. Technical officials will conduct a thorough study to gather details for a complete analysis and will not speculate on causes until all facts are obtained.
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W. A. Patterson
Chicago
Funeral Thursday for E. C. Quinn
Funeral services for E. C. Quinn aged 54 will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at his residence 1319 Nineteenth Avenue East. He died suddenly Tuesday morning of a heart attack. Rev I W Myers of Southside Baptist Church will officiate and interment will follow in Limestone County. Drinkard Howell Funeral Directors handled arrangements.
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Nineteenth Avenue East
E. C. Quinn
I. W. Myers
Southside Baptist Church
Limestone County
Drinkard-Howell
Wolf, three dogs kill wolf after orchard chase at well
In Tipton Missouri on May 25 a wolf and three dogs fell into an abandoned farm well. They floated in five feet of water until their owners rescued all four animals. The dogs then pursued the wolf again and killed it.
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Panola
Ellen
America
Mexico
Don Julio Montoya
Sosher
Panda
Felix
Tipton
Motor Company's Building Burned at Wetumpka
Fire and a loud explosion destroyed the Estes Motor Company building in Wetumpka Alabama. Sheriff W A Austin opened an investigation into possible safecracker involvement and noted reports of men seen near the front at about 11 30 p m. The one story fronted Montgomery Wetumpka road and housed a display room and repair shop.
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Wetumpka
Ala
Estes Motor Company
W. A. Austin
Montgomery-Wetumpka Road
Old Age Group Directors Meet at Courthouse
Alabama Old Age Association directors plan a Thursday 7 30 gathering at the courthouse. Chairman J Patterson announced a mass meeting of association members at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon at the courthouse.
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Alabama Old Age Association
J. Patterson
Patterson
Honor Court Convenes for Decatur Scouts Meeting
The regular monthly Boy Scouts of America Honor Court for the Decatur district met at Riverside High School. J W Wyker Jr chaired, Scout Bobby Wilda opened with the oath. Badges awarded include Signalling to Bobby Wilds, handicraft to Pat Godwin, chemistry to Bobby Wilds, second class to John Cook and Fred Emene, first class to Ray Doss with a respiration demonstration.
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Decatur
Boy Scouts of America
Riverside High School
J. W. Wyker
Bobby Wilda
Bobby Wilds
Pat Godwin
John Cook
Fred Emene
Ray Doss
Scout Doss
H. B. Curry
Fred Emens
F.C. Sheehan
Clifford Holosapple
Emory Teague
Charles Baker
Rayman Baker
Love and Law Leaders in Scout Court of Honor Meeting
The text records H B Curry and others as part of a Scout event with Billy Duncan leading a benediction. Acting chair Wyker announces W B Floyd to chair the court of honor from August. A post meeting plans Kiwanis wether roast for city Scouts and notes many scouters present.
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H. B. Curry
F. C. Sheehan
Ray Doss
Clifford Halesapple
Billy Duncan
Wyker
W. B. Floyd
Goodyear Mill
Court of Honor
Kiwanis Club
B. &. Norris
Emerson Lucas
J. W. Wyker,Jr
W. E B. Floyd
W. T. Jordan
Paul Dix
George O. Divine
John Felix White
Meredith Woodall
George Porter
E. B. Teague
Lawson Davidson
Eb, B. Pen- Secter
Bob Hunter
E. EB. Speer, Jr
Fishermen to Battle Japs in Alaska Conflict
Angry Alaskan fishermen prepared to arm today as the Pacific Coast Codfish Company announced it would ship 24 high powered rifles and ammunition to crews aboard two American ships in Bristol Bay. The Alaskan fishermen's union vowed immediate reinforcements aboard Mt. McKinley and Le Merced to northern waters. William Hicker said the fishermen are angry and will take action to drive the Japanese out amid reports of Japanese boats near the shore.
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Mt. McKinley
le Merced
Alaska
William Hicker
The
Union
Japan
U. S
Alaskan
Plane Crash Near Vanderhoof Kills Passenger
Pacific Airways mechanic Bill Martin trekked 26 hours to Fort St. James to report a fatal crash. Victim Dan Miner of Fort St. James died. passengers Mrs. Allen Bast of Vancouver and pilot Charles B. Elliott of Vancouver injured. Martin sustained scalp injuries.
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Vanderhoof
B. C
Bill Martin
Pacific Airways
Fort St. James
Here
Martin
Dan Miner
Allen Bast
Charles B. Elliott
Vancouver
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Andrew Zembra
Newark- Cleveland
Brandon
Macek
Merrifield
Lewis
Farrell Birmingham Co
Midwest
Veblen
Santa Monica
Calif
Amtorg Trading Corp
Cleveland Post Office
Oren Arnold
Central Press Assox
Senor Baron
Senorita
Montoyas
Senora Montoya
Hatfield
Francis Craig
Loyd’s Drug Store
Motor Company
Hollywood Hotel
Lane Sisters
Rosemary
Lola
Dick’ Powell
Capitol
B. EB. Norris
Augusta
Love
Cupid
James L. Abernathy
New York
Little God
Kansas City
Cary Ricolson
Abernathy
Havana
Central Press
Westinghouse
Cay
Westinghouse End
Thomas Furniture CO
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