Suspect Murder In Road Tragedy In Los Angeles
Laurel H Crawford, a World War veteran, was held on suspicion of murder after his car, carrying his wife and three children plus a friend, plunged 1000 feet down a canyon from Mount Wilson Observatory road. The crash killed five people including Crawford’s wife Elva Ruth and children Alice Paul Helen. Crawford survived. He claimed brakes were bad and said the crash occurred while he attempted to shift gears. Authorities noted the body was found 22 hours later. Crawford had $40,500 in life insurance on family members. He received a monthly pension and a $20 postal retirement.
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Los Angeles
Laurel H. Crawford
Crawford
Mount Wilson Observatory
Paul Mahoney
Elva Ruth Crawford
Alice
Paul
Helen
Ralph Barnett
Dodger
Ruth
Postal Service
Georgia Coleman Too Ill For Operation
Georgia Coleman, a Hollywood drying star grave, is too weak for surgery due to a liver ailment. Dr Bernard V. Lobier plans a blood transfusion to boost her resistance, and friends have contributed $2,000 toward her care.
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Hollywood
Georgia Coleman
Rernard V. Lobier
Old Cooperative Is Liquidated
The Farmers Union Terminal Association, a cooperative in liquidation for nearly two years, is closed. Stockholders of the Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association voted to buy all remaining assets for 45000 from the Federal Farm Credit Administration. The deal helps pay $23000 to investors who assigned claims to the terminal association. The transaction coincides with the Farmers Cooperative meeting, which also involved the Farmers Livestock Commission Company and the Farmers Union Central Exchange Inc. The latter was renamed the Farmers Union Cooperative Livestock Association. William E. Sanderson urged policies discouraging farm land and product speculation to avoid inflationary cycles similar to the postwar period.
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ST. Paul
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Farmers Union
Grain Terminal Association
Farmers Union Terminal
Fermera Union Terminal
Cooperative Equity Exchange
Terminal Association
Farmers’ Coperative
Farmers Livestock, Commission Company
Farmers Union Central Exchange Inc
Livestock Company
Farmers Union Cooperative Livestock Agesociation
William E. Sanderson
Black River Falls
Wis
City Briefs from Huron and nearby areas
Local notes report the birth of John Barry to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schumache at Huron hospital. Other items mention illness keeping Circuit Judge Boyd M Benson home, a new pastor Rev L Meyer moving to Yale, and upcoming Dec 15 boxing event at Carthage auditorium. Several society notices cover births, visits, and Christmas card sentiments plus fur advertising by Eilers Furriers.
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Clarence Schumache
Huron Hospital
John Barry
Kiel Bros., Inc
Cady
Boyd M. Benson
Howard
L. Meyer
Near Groton
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Yale
Mr. Meyer
L. Rausch
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Harlem Globetroliers
Chicago
House of Davit
Bearded Aces
Benton Harbor
Mich
Carthage City Auditorium
Carthage High
Cal Lewis
Milwaukee
Ore
Huron
Portland
Lewis
Ella. John
Hie Bross Stone Fedeiner Collins
Marshall, Minn
Merle Buck
New York City
Redfield
Ramona Gerhard
Minneapolis
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Gerhard
Watertown
WCCO
Eilers’ Furriers
Ady
J. Roger Beddow
Utah Avenue Southeast
John Garrity
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mitchell
Kansas Avenue
Garrity
Charles Wedell
Nels Johnson
John Johnson
Walter
Lincoln
Neb
Orla Jacobson
Wedell
John Yohnson
Jacobson
Farmer trades 20 tons of hay for diamond ring
A Des Moines man haggled with Max Solar’s jewelry shop to swap a diamond ring for 20 tons of hay. The buyer, Herman Lantz, 56, from near Newton, offered the barter and the seller agreed at a stated value of eight dollars per ton. The odd exchange concluded with the diamond set to the hay deal.
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Des Moines
Herman“Lanz
Newton
Max Solar
Aizen
Bremen's Arrival Exults Germans
Berlin reports Germans celebrate the Bremen returning safely to a home port with a $20 million liner under protection from planes after a British submarine approached within range. The voyage earlier saw the ship sail from New York to Murmansk, amid wartime peril and diplomatic white papers blaming Britain for the conflict.
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Bremen
Adolf Ahrens
New York
Murmansk
Soviet Russia
High Command
Oversea
Navy Department
North Sea
Arctic
Germany
Foreign Office
Britain
Lloyd’ Line
Ambure
Mirmansk
Seventeen Die In German Train Wreck Near Hagen
Seventeen persons were killed and 41 injured when two passenger trains collided at Hagen Germany last night. Cause not cleared. part of a string of wartime railway disasters. Also noted were other crash items from the day including a Delaware car brake incident.
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Hagen
Germany
Linz
Rabbit Football Lettermen Dined
State College’s co champions of the North Central conference football season were honored at the Rotary banquet naming 22 lettermen and 2 featured speakers. Allen Schroeder of Aberdeen was chosen as the team’s most valuable man. Gold footballs were awarded. captains to be appointed per game with an honorary captain named later.
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Brookings
State College
Rotary Grid
C. J. Calthorp
Aberdeen
Allen Schroeder
Bill Mattison
Roder Ulrich
Ortonville
Minn
Harry Vell
Sioux Falls
Lavern Kortan
Gregory
Gale Anderson
Warren Evans
Ed Jaeger
Geddes
Melvin Hasslen
Harvey
Larson
Weather and Roads and Doland Wheelers Triumph
Doland Wheelers beat Garden City Dragons 15 to 3 in Doland on Tuesday night with Levsen scoring 12 and Grass 8. Barkley led Garden City with most of his team’s points, while Hofer contributed a strong all around game. Earlier Doland grade team defeated the freshmen 16 to 14.
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Doland Wheelers
Garden City
Doland
Garden City Dragons
Wheelers
Pway
Barkley
Levsen
Grass
Hofer
Ree Heights Cagers Triumph Over Wessington
Ree Heights Warriors crushed Wessington 40 to 19 in a rough Tuesday night game. Ree Heights jumped to an early lead and maintained control throughout, delivering a decisive showing on the home court.
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Ree Heights
Wessington Wessington
Ree Heights Warriors
Wessington
Rees
Basketball scores from Maryville and several colleges
Readable basketball score brief listing Maryville Teachers College beating Sioux Falls 52 to 3, Washington State College 47 defeating Montana State College 3, Montana University 48 over Concordia 42, Stephen F. Austin 36 beating Ovi College 23, Southeastern Teachers 42 against Texas Christian 33, Winona Teachers 33 over St. Clara Bucknell 47, American University River Falls Teachers 55 over Macalester 45.
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Sioux Falls
Washington State
Montana State College
Montana Univ Cea
Concordia College
Stephen F. Austin
Ovi College
Southeastern
Texas! Christian
Winona
St. Clara Bucknell
American University
River Falls
Macalester
Lewis To Testify At Chicago Hearing On Thomas Charges
Nate Lewis, veteran Chicago fight manager, will testify as the Illinois Athletic Commission continues its investigation into alleged fake fight charges involving Heavyweight Harry Lomb. The hearing resumes next Monday with Lewis expected to recount pre fight arrangements for Thomas bouts with Max Schmeling and Tony Galento. Joe Jacobs, Schmeling and Galento’s manager, denies irregularities in either fight.
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Nate Lewis
Chicago
Ilinois Athletic Commission
Harry Lomb
Monay
Lewis
Thomas
Hhe
Max Schmeling
Tony Galento
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Jacobs
Galento
Letters Awarded To SDU Gridders
Vermillion December 13 Twenty one varsity monograms and 18 freshmen numerals were awarded by the athletic board at the state university. Seniors led the letter winners with six, juniors four, and sophomores the remainder. Returning lettermen total 15 for next fall. Monogram winners include seniors Bob Tapiett Tyndall Jim Werner Rapid City Ernie Gunderson Sioux Falls and Dean Chaussee Vermillion. Juniors Joe Trompeter Rapid City Mack Albertson Flandreau Roy Kessler Aberdeen and Grant Heckel Vermillion. Sophomores Burdette Wallace Edgemont Bob Burns Sioux City Don Forney Sioux Falls Don King Britton Bob Stroh Aberdeen Bob Michaelson Aberdeen Bob Carlson Huron Nate Bond Ida Grove Ed Pettanek White River John Johnson Platte Elmo Solberg Aberdeen. Freshman numeral winners are Jim Siadek Chamberlain Burdell Prochaska Wayne Carmody Tom Donohoe Sioux Falls Dane Conger Al Wilson Clayton Rise Hot Springs Len Erickson Ed Pniak Sioux City Carl Schroeder Winner Howard Tollefson Elk Point Al Mosher Council Bluffs Iowa Harold Goodlad Stickney Jay Swisher Vermillion Earl Stangle Rapid City Bud Burt Huron Jane Bauman Onida Ed Marsh Ida Grove Tama.
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State University
Coyotes
Bob Tapiett
LsMars
Rod Parsons
Redfield
Joan Durkin
Rapid City
Ernie Gunderson
Sioux Falls
Dean Chaussee
Vermillion
Joe Trompeter
Mack Albertson
Flandreau
Roy Kessler
Aberdeen
Grant Hecken Lively
Burdette Wallace
Edgemont
Bob Burns
Sioux City
Don Forney
Don King
Britton
Bob Stroh
Bob Michaelson
Bob Carlson
Huron
Nate Bond
Ida Grove
Ed Pettanek
White River
John Johnson
Platte
Elmo Solberg
Jim Siadek
Chamberlain
Burdell Prochaska
Wayne Carmody
Tom Tom Donohoe
Dane Conger
al Wilson
Wheelers Win In Overtime at Home
The Wheelers scored the winning basket in overtime and will travel to Woonsocket next Monday to face Coach Hoelworth's Redmen in a scheduled game.
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Wheelers
Woonsocket
Hoelworth
Redmen
Yale Gets Hot To Beat Erwin 31-26
Yale Trojans rallied from 22-16 down in the final period to defeat Erwin 31-26 in a non-conference game. Zeigeldorf led Yale with eight field goals and 12 points, Coulson of Erwin added 15, while Yale's second team fell 26-19 to Erwin seconds after leading at halftime.
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Yale Trojans
Erwin
Zeigeldorf
Trojans
Coulson
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