Spanish Flyers Forced Down In Brazil Ocean Flight
Major Tadeo Larre Borges and Lieutenant Leon Challe attempted a non stop 3500 mile crossing from Seville to Montevideo. The duo landed near Maracaja in Rio Grande do Norte after 40 hours aloft. Both aviators were injured with one seriously. Medical teams assisted them as officials investigated the crash site near Natal.
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Rio Fanerio
Brazil
Tadeo Larre-Borgeo
Leon Challe
Seville
Spain
Montevideo
Centuay
Maracaja
Sinic of Rio Grande Do Norte
Meir Xzint
Miers
National Telegraph of
Uruguay
South Atlantic
Natal
South America
Tom Trife
Francesco Iglesias
Ignacio ‘Yiminez
Larre-Borges
Europe
Pnd
Larrican
Chalie
Persia
France
Wo Aimen
Seattle
Rio Grande Do Norte
Parangha
Icy Windshield Blamed In Fatal Auto Collision
In a sleet storm near Emery a collision between a car and a truck killed Jake Plath 38 and his son Melvin 10. The Fluth family occupants suffered fatal injuries while Bayres and Yaton faces minor injuries and later questioned.
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Emert
Jake Plath
Emery
Melvin
A. Bayrer
George Yatom
Chamberlain
Fluth
Bayres
Yaton
Sioux Falls
Hig Son
Stanley
Frith
Japan Confers on Navy Limits Ahead of London Talks
Tokyo delegates signal readiness to concede on many ship classes while pressing to preserve submarines and 10,000 ton cruisers as essential. Reijiro Wakatsuki reiterates 70 percent fleet strength aim for auxiliaries and hints at offering 80,000 tons of submarines as a minimum. Emphasizes Kellogg pact as London conference starting point and guarantee of success.
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Washington
London
Hoover
Stimson
Adams
Tokyo
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Chicago
Japan
Wakatsuki
Kelloggs
Typewriters Rattle In Yards Of Mosques
Bearded Turkish public letter writers, forced by the Latin alphabet shift, now work at typewriters in mosque courtyards. Their machines clatter as fountains splash and muezzins call, while elder scribes compose love notes, filial letters, and business dispatches for literate clients.
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Constantinopls
Turkey
ABC
Weather summary for Peenenee Huron Parscola
Weather notes show fair conditions at Peenenee and Parscola with colder temperatures tonight. South Takotar region expected to stay mostly fair tonight with a further cool down Wednesday.
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Peenenee
Huron
Takotar
Grain Co-Op Denies Officer Nominations
MINNEAPOLIS—Officials denied a slate of Northwest Grain Co-Operative officers had been selected by a nomin ating committee. A list circulated by an unnamed group prompted a statement from textpolicy chairman T. E. Dinwoodie that no nominating committee existed and any proposed officers acted without authority. Some named individuals said they knew nothing about the matter. The Evening Huronite notes the denial appears on the paper's page 12.
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Minneapolis
Yee
Northwest Grain Co-Operative
T. E. Dinwoodie
Textpolicy
Sve
Miners Strike Wanes in Taylorville Field
In Taylorville Illinois miners in six Christian county mines show five or six operating or ready to return as the National Miners Union strike loses momentum. Pat Toohey of Pittsburgh said the strike would intensify state wide though Local No 3473 United Mine Workers voted 59 to 6 to return to work at Peabody Mine No 9 after talks. Over twenty jailed strikers were released on bonds from 54 to 100, as Toohey predicted thousands more would join the strike soon amid renewed picketing.
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Taylorville
Christian County
National Miners Union
Pat Tedhey
Pittsburgh
National Minara Union
United Mine Workers of America
Peabody
Peabody Mine No. 9
Joseph Fontana
Toohey
NCMU
Belleville
Stock Market Edges Up After Dull Forenoon Sedate Session
New York December 17. The stock market turned upward after a largely dull forenoon. Early gains came as several reading shares rose from two to six points. Call mansy remained firm at 44 percent officially. Visions of improved credit news boosted sentiment amid a $71 million decline in weekly reserve bank loans.
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New York
Call Mansy
Redeca
Aad
Dleasi
Mountain View man claimed as Franklin amid murder trial
In Stone County Arkansas the murder trial opens with four men charged in the supposed torture killing of a man identified by a mother as her son, who also may be an escaped patient. The courtroom hears juror panels as the case unfolds amid questions of identity and possible earlier hospital admission.
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Mountain View
Ark
Gonnie Franklin
Franklin
Lily Baker
Clarendon
Marion Franklin Rogers
M. Franklin
State Hospital
Bean
Herman Greenzway
Hubert Hester
Bill Younger
Jos White
Alex Fulks
Stone County
Little- Rock
Tiller
Rummer
Reuben Harrell
Pranklin
Williamson
Cold and Snow Cause Accidents and Wire Tie Up
Zero weather and driving snow from a strong wind hampered traffic and communications in Central South Dakota. A highway crash injured Mrs. Arms of Cavour and a girl, Betty Snedigar, was struck by a South Dakota Cab in Sprague. Snow and ice disrupted telephones across the region, with Sioux City and Aberdeen reporting downed poles and service trouble. Temperatures hovered near zero and roads were slick, while forecasts promised continued cold with some improvement.
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South Dakota
Anga
A. H. Snedigar
Third Street
Montana Avenue
Southest
Sprague Hospital
Emil Hay
Lttle
Hutton
Western Union “Office
Unos
South
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Nes
Sioux City
Pierre
Todas
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Hartford
Humboldt
Mitchll
Huron
Golder
Mercury
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Emry
Omidiala
Jephone Company
Firemen Answer Early Morning Alarm at Charles Magruder Home
Fire of unknown origin started at the home of Charles Magruder about 7:30 this morning. Fire crews arrived quickly and extinguished the flames within ten minutes. No significant damage reported.
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Hone
Charles
Magruder
Apron On Chorus Girl Poster At Huron Theater
A kitchen apron appeared tacked over a billboard image of a chorus girl promoting a night at the Huron theater. The poster on Dakota Avenue between Fourth and Fifth Streets drew observers who noted modesty concerns and weather considerations. Huron theater management denied knowledge of how the apron was placed.
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Biegfeld
Huron Theater
Dakota Grvenue
Scalpers Triumph Over Ellendale 51 to 29
Huron college Scalpers pulled away in the final minutes after trailing 18-11 at halftime to beat Ellendale 51 29 last night. Campbell and Punch led the visitors with scoring bursts, while Ackere and Funck starred for Huron. Coach Ward Bell’s squad travels to Valley City Normal tonight.
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Ellendale
N. D
Dee
Huron College
Elurda
Bilendala Quint
Huron
Campbell
Punch
Hugh Ackere
Invaders
Ackere
Funck
Benson
State College
Ward Bell
Attet
Valley City
North Dakota
Shere
Valley City Normal School
Two Girls Held Over Babe Death in Woonsocket
Sixty South Dakota case unfolds as Fern Ward of Sioux Falls and Lucille McAllister are arrested in the Woonsocket death of a newborn girl found in a railway freight car. Coroner's inquiry cites head injuries and loss of blood. Ward denies involvement. The officers traced the pair via wrapping paper from a local grocery store.
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Sioux Falls
Woonsocket
Fern Ward
Sherif
Lucille McAllister
Corn-Picker Accident Leaves Man Without Two Fingers
Raymond, a 47 year old resident of Cavour, sustained the loss of two fingers in a corn picker accident near Huron. He was described as improving at the hospital after the amputation and remained under medical care yesterday afternoon.
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Raymond
Mer
Clils
Huron
Lawes Fern
Yeaterday
Lternoon
Body Found North of Miller in Murder Slaying
Mrs. Anton Lopka, about 35, was found dead on a straw pile a quarter mile from her Miller-area home. Officials say the killing occurred in a shed near the home and she was dragged to the field. A knife covered in blood and torn clothing were found at the scene. Coroner’s inquest returned murder by parties unknown.
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Anton Lopka
Here
Himl
Miller
Lere Belleva
William Farrell to be buried tomorrow
William Farrell died early yesterday and will be buried tomorrow in St Matin s Catholic Cemetery. The funeral service at 10 o'clock in St May church will be officiated by Magr D F Desmond. Mrs Mary Datey, sister of Mr Farrell, Omko resides in Blue Earth Minn, plans to attend the funeral.
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William Farrell
Plonger
Tomorow
St. Matin
St. May
D. F.desmond
Mary Datey
Slater
Mr. Farrell
Omko
Blue Earth
Minn
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