Senosa State Here To View Meet And Parade
A large community celebration unfolds at Stadia with Houston county school children leading a parade from First Church on Main Street toward Wiregrass Memorial. About 4,000 people attend as students showcase athletic contests, stunts, games, relays, and a final assembly with songs and awards.
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Senosa State
Pete Mahan
Houston County
Super Jc. W. Johnson
Jaden
Mainstreet
Wiregrase Memorial Star
Flor
Seden
Florida
J. H. Jarman
Physical Educatad Reeveral
Matt Johnson
Personnei Thers
Ghildren
Mery Ala Man Dies After Long Illness
Margaret Carter aged 54 longtime Montgomery schoolteacher dies in hospital after several weeks illness. Funeral services planned. Surviving husband and three children plus a sister. In Friday session Mayor Clem fined several drunks with court costs totaling $2.
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Ee Mery
Mien
Margaret Carter
Clem
Canadian Airliner Crashes After Fog Snafu Near Jersey City
Four people die when a Canadian Colonial Airways passenger plane from Montreal to Newark strikes a 132000 volt power line near Journal Square Jersey City. Pilot John Salway and Count Henry de La Vaulx among the dead. fog blamed for the low altitude approach.
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Canadian Colonial Airways
Henry DE LA Vaulx
Jersey City
N. J
Paris
The
Aero Club of France
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Arthur V. Conklin
Huntington
N. Y
John Salway
Albany
Montreal
Newark
Journal Square
Hackensack
Pub
Hex Service Gas and Electric Company
Henry Lerman
Sadway
John Underwood
Fpadson County
Five Wounded In Mine Workers Shooting Affray
Royalton TL April 19 A P Six men five miners and a peace officer were wounded in a clash at mine works. Howat and Germer leaders of rival factions exchanged gunfire after leaving a car to address a meeting. Constable John Hicks was struck and wounded. Edwardson, Davie, Groves, Bosich among the injured with one miner in critical condition. Warrants for arrest of West Frankfort Zeigler miners said to be filed.
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Royalton
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
International
Illinois
Alexander Howat
Kansas
West Frankfort
Zeigler
Lewis
Merion M. Hart
Benton
Franklin County
Howat
Adolph Germer
Mt. Olive
Ill
Germer
John Hicks
Barney Davie
Zeigler Hospital
Edmondson
Roy Groves
Tony Bosich
Zeigier
Howart
Automobile Wreck Near Montgomery Fatal For Two
In Montgomery Alabama a car wreck last night killed two men, Dewey E. Bowen, 27, an automobile salesman, and James Felder, 27, a high school student. Their vehicle plunged through a bridge railing on Narrow Lane while en route to a dance. Bowen, believed to be the driver, lost control. both men died shortly after being rushed to a hospital.
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Montgomery
Dewey E. Bowen
James Felder
Benneath
Granger visits Eagle's new building on vacation
W I L Granger of The Monroe Morning World circulation department dropped by the Eagle's new building during his vacation. He is a former Doihanit and is staying with his mother, Mrs. Mary Granger, at 612 South College Street.
Confession of Dentist Solves Death Mystery
Dr A J Bass of Columbia admits in a written confession to attorneys John R Duty and Boyle Clark that he killed William R Pearman near Rocheport Missouri on March 26. Pearman held $200000 in life insurance for Bass. Bass says three St Louis gangsters moved the body to Gravette Alabama where it was found three days later. Attorneys plan to seek trial in Missouri and will plead insanity.
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Bentonville, Ark
John R. Duty
Rogers
Boyle Clark
Columbia
A.7j
Bass
William R. Pearman
Pearman
Rochemore
St. Louis
Gravette
Missouri
Safeguarding Clause Drawn in Naval Treaty Talks
London April 18 AP The escalator safeguarding clause aims to allow proportional nav y increases for any signatory if non signatory powers expand. It is the final provision in part three the real aim of the conference the naval limitation pact between Japan the United States and Great Britain. France and Italy will not sign. Observers note conservatives omitted. The draft treaty will be ready for Tuesday’s plenary session pending government approval.
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London
Tokyo
Nga
Ace
Muec
Higa
Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
MacDonald
Dino Grandi
Aristide Briand
Two questioned today in murder of Baker girl
In Arlington Virginia, investigators questioned traveling salesmen Julien Gallagher and Marvin Sisson about Mary Bakers death. Both claimed alibis while prosecutors and police linked them to an overnight Baltimore trip with the victim and another woman. A glove and clothing found near a culvert deepen the case as authorities pursue warrants and further statements.
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Baker Girl
Washington
Mary Baker
Navy Department
Virginia
Julien Gallagher
Richmond
Marvin Sisson
Warsaw
Liston
Miss Baker
Gallegher
Sisson
Gallagher
Gloth
Baltimore
Julian Morgan
Murderous church fire in Romania claims 150 lives
In Chiorean parish, a Good Friday vigil ended in disaster as a church burned rapidly killing 150 people, three survived inside, authorities report most victims died from heat and a rush to save a sacred altar cloth. Meanwhile 38 Houston farmers received favorable federal seed loan approvals totaling 8,879 dollars, expected within ten days.
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Houston
Houston County
the Eagle
Harry Martin
Smith Deal Joins The Eagle's Staff
Smith Deal, longtime in Wiregrass newspaper circles, accepts telegraph editor post at The Eagle and begins duties Friday. His career spans Ozark Tribune 1902 to Headland Post, Dothan publications, Ma rianne Floridan, and recent work with Dothan outlets.
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Smith Deal
THE
EAGLE
Wiregrass
Mr. Deal
Ozark Tribune
Headland Post
Dothan Daily Journal
Dothan Morning News
Wiregrass Journey
Marianne Floridan
Read Killed in Canada Plane Crash While Seeking Brother
Robert C. Read, recent Birmingham efficiency expert, was reported killed in an April 16 airplane accident in Canada during a search for his brother Pat Head. He had lived in Birmingham several months, became engaged to Joan Winter, and worked for a New York firm. Read previously served in the Royal Flying Corps during World War I.
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John Salway
Canadian Colonial Airways
Royal Air Force
Annd
The
Airways Company
Albany
Robert C. Read
Birmingham
Canada
Pat Head
Read
Mate Mehaffie
Joan Winter
Dayton, D
England
Boston
New York
Seminole sheriff tied to bloodstained car plot escape
Reports from Bainbridge and Tallahassee allege Sheriff W J Horn of Seminole County plotted to flee with 12 000 to 15 000 in county funds. Key figures Dick Bolton and Charlie Tipton reportedly aided the plan driving Horn to a Mobile getaway with a staged scene near the Ochlocknee river.
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Seminole
Donatsonville
Horn
Tate
Bainbridge
W. J. Cathedge
Decatur County
Dick Bolton
J. K. Horn
Seminole County
Charlie Tipton
Recovery
Tallahassee
Alabama
Calledge
Tipton
Mobile
Florida
Bolton
LK. Horn
Ochlocknee River
Florida State News
Stoutmire
Ala
Thief Takes $4,500 Worth Jewelry in Break-In
A thief shattered a kitchen door with a rock and used a meat cleaver to pry open a jewelry case in the home of investment banker Elkins, stealing jewelry valued at $4,500. The jewelry was uninsured. Police were informed.
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Choesti
Pitesti
Little Rock
Ark
Elkins
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