Aged Father of Eielson Ready to Make Search
The piece reports Carl Ben Eielson still missing after Arctic flights. Father Ole Eiekun of Hatton North Dakota resists giving up hope, with three sisters also holding out. Others in the family and friends, including Joe Crorson, join the search or reflect on Eielson’s last letter from Fairbanks Alaska dated October 12.
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Hatton
Joe Crorson
Arctic
Carl Ben Eielson
Eielson
Ole Eiekun
Alma
Hanah
Mayville
N. D
Helen
Grand Forks
Adelaine
Wenatchee
Arthur R. Kielson
Westinghouse Company
New York
Oliver Kielson
Lima
Peru
Hielson
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ben
Soviet Aid Sought in Alaska Aviators Search
Moscow reports Borah and Interior Department appeals for help locating Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland, missing after a flight to aid an icebound fur ship. Soviet foreign office says one aircraft is en route and two more will join the search. Semyon Shestakov named to pilot the rescue plane, recalling Moscow New York flight.
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Moscow
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States Department of Interior
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Siberia
Soviet Foreign Office
Alaska
North Cape
Foreign Office
Eielson
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
North Polar
Semyon Shestakov
New York
Land of
Georgian Held Here On Charge Stealing Coat
Sally Ward of Bainbridge Georgia is held in the county jail charged with stealing an overcoat valued at 29 50 from Montgomery Ward. Store officials say Ward entered the store before noon Tuesday and tried on coats at the counter. He walked out wearing the coat. clerks and employees chased him while officers were notified and he refused to discuss the matter.
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Sally Ward
Bainbridge
Montgomery Ward
Ward
Alleged Prohibiolators Renew Their Fight Now
In Coeur d Alene Idaho on December 26 28 defendants accused of conspiring to violate the federal prohibition law resumed their defense after a Christmas recess. Prosecutors allege Milan Idaho city officials and Shoshone County officers aided bootleggers gamblers and disorderly houses while federal agents sought to enforce the dry law. Testimony focused on Sheriff R E Wenker and deputies amid charges they denounced enforcement and threatened subordinates who pursued it.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Milan
Shoshone
Mullan
R. E. Wenker
Shoshone County
Harvard Junior Dies In Eleven Story Fall
New York December 26 20 year old Harvard Junior and son of Columbia University architecture head Dr William A Boring was killed in an eleven story fall from a bedroom window in his parents apartment. Police ruled the death accidental after inspecting the premises. He had been home for holidays from Harvard where he studied classical archaeology. His parents said he attended a party Christmas Eve and returned about 3 am. They believed he became ill after retiring and leaned from his bed to the window. The body was found by another tenant.
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New York
Bpenson Boring
Harvard
William A. Boring
School of Architecture
Columbia University
Area Believed to Contain Lost Eielson and Bor Land
Officials search a remote region believed to hold the missing Eielson and Bor land. Rescue teams focus on rugged terrain and possible crash sites as authorities coordinate air and ground efforts. No further details on individuals or exact location are available.
Verbal Melee Over Prohi Enforcement
Washington reporters note a rising clash over prohibition enforcement as Attorney General Mitchell and Prohibition Commissioner Doran respond to Senator Borah. Mitchell cites six months of improvement and calls for legal reforms. Borah insists personnel need drastic overhaul and warns of morale impact. The exchange occurs amid calls for better enforcement machinery and congressional action. The piece ends with a quip that the only musical instrument invented here is the banjo.
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Washington
Borah
Mitchell
James H. Doran
Prohibition
Prohibition Service
Congress
Planes Still Search For Pilot Eielson Planes
SEWARD Alaska Dec 26 CPWH Arrival here of three powerful cabin type planes with a complement of experienced Canadian fliers to man them revived today the fading hope of the search for the missing pilot at Eielson.
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Seward
Alaska
Planes to aid search for missing Arctic flyers arrive in Alaska
Northland reports pilots Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland missing in Siberia since November 9. Aircraft from Seattle aboard the coast guard cutter Chelan are being transferred to a train for Fairbanks, then to Nome or Tetliar Alaska to join the search. Planes carry six passengers plus pilot, with ample fuel and safety gear, plus an aerial camera to detect unseen ground details.
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Northland
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Siberia
Seattle
Coast Guard
Chelan
Alaska
Fairbanks
Nome
Tetler
A Question of Honor IGH on Sierra Mountainside
Anne Wilmot visits Leon Morse's luxurious Sierra lodge to save her family fortune by marrying Morse. A bronzed hill man stirs revolt, pitting two prizes against each other: Morse’s railroad dream and Anne herself, amid a fierce clash of romance and adventure. Ruth Cross presents a dramatic newly published tale of conflict and intrigue.
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Sierra
Anne Wilmot
Leon Morse
Anne
Morse
New York
Scott Glenn
Sierra Hills
Ruth Cross
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