Mrs Buzzard Dies After Illness In Grafton Hospital
Mrs Lytha Buzzard 45 a WenDEL resident and Tunnelton native died at 9 30 pm after a three month illness in Grafton City hospital Survivors include husband Charles two children an adopted son and several siblings Funeral services set for 6 pm Sunday at Bartlett Funeral Home with Rev E L Lowery officiating Interment in Tunnelton Cemetery under Bartlett direction
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Lytha Buzzard
Wen- 1
Tunnelton
Grafton City Hospital
Charlés
W. Buzzard
Jauche Marie Takacs
Endel
John Buzzard
Wendel
Russell Sigley
Lloyd Sigley
Claudis Sigley
Sigley
Charleston
Albert Igley
Fairmont
Marthage
Gracie
Woods
Straudie Barber
Fellowsville
Buzzard
Methodist Church of
Tumpelton
Bartlett
McGraw Avenue
E. L. Lowery
West Main Street
Methodist Church
Tunnelton Cemetery
G. T. Bartlett
Aviation growth cited as civilian air travel expands
The article notes the Civil Aeronautics Authority reports civilian aviation has grown rapidly, with about 2,000 planes added in five years and 26,144 pilots holding certificates. It highlights a 10 percent rise in Federal airways to over 25,000 miles and flights operating twice weekly from Nome to Buenos Aires and Marseille to Hong Kong.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Fort En
CAA
Federal Airways
Nome
Alaska
Buenos Aires
Marseilles
France
Hongkong
China
Atlantic Fatal Crashes Down As New Landings Rise
Across the Atlantic, fatalities from crashes have fallen as traffic control modernization expands. In the past year 1,572 new landing fields, beacons, radios, and related sites were acquired to improve aviation safety and navigation.
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Atlantic
Beacon Radio
Educator Recounts Nazi Propaganda Ties With Bund Youth
Miss Voores testified about indoctrination in Germany with 30 German American youths, detailing instructions on propagandizing the United States and sterilization lectures. She described visits by Joseph Goebbels and Fritz Kuhn, and noted propaganda against Jews Catholics and Masons.
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Bund
Germany
United States
John C. Metcalfe
Miss Voores
Mss Voores
Goebbels
Hitler
Fritz Kuhn
Fuehrer
Roosevelt
Joseph Goebbels
Propaganda and Enlightenment
T Jater
World War Veteran Tullio Brunicardi Dies at 47
Local friends and world war companions of Tullio Brunicardi mourn his death at the Veteran's Hospital in Huntington after a three month illness. He served in the Ninth Regular Division in World War I and was active in American Legion circles in Parkersburg.
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Tullio Brunicardi
Veteran's Hospital
Huntington
Brunicari
Brunicardi
American Legion
Parkersburg
Graveyard worker chained boys forcefully to curb mischief
In Elizabeth New Jersey a gravedigger with a paralyzed wife and two teenage sons on probation for auto accessory theft allegedly padlocked heavy iron chains to the boys ankles to prevent trouble. Detective George Craig found 13 year old Dorsenic Natur le unsteady in his chain. The father Joseph ordered the chains removed after probation officer Mae V. Lynch filed cruelty charges. The family, including 12 year old Anna who is nearly blind, was taken to a Newark charity home while four younger children remain at the house.
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Elizabeth
N. J
George Craig
Craig
Frank
Joseph
Mae V. Lynch
Union County
Waterbury Mayor Frank Hayes Convicted in Major Fraud Case
Waterbury Connecticut mayor Frank Hayes aged 56 and 19 co defendants were convicted of conspiracy to defraud the city of more than 1 million dollars through fraudulent treasury payments. Hayes was formerly state lieutenant governor.
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Frank Hayes
Waterbury
Conn
Hayes
Large Estate Left By Man Supposed Broke
Frederick D. Michael aged 75 died in a Chicago hotel room last December 28 in dire circumstances. He left an estate of about 250000 spread across banks in the United States and Canada. A will named a Greensboro North Carolina grand-nephew as heir. Michael’s nearest relative is his brother J L Michael of Cedar Rapids Iowa who is not mentioned in the will.
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Chicago
Frederick D. Michael
Jack Rubens
Public Administrator's Office
Michael
St. Louis
United States
Canada
Rubens
Greensboro
N. C
J. L. Michael
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bullet Wound Found in Head Shrouds Murdered Woman
Atlanta reports an inquest into the death of a young mulatto woman found stuffed in a trunk at the terminal railway station. A bullet wound in the right temple is noted. identity remains unknown though shipped as baggage on a day coach ticket from Washington, D. C. Investigating officers include Deputy Coroner Rosenberg and Detective Sergeant Toliston, with the inquest led by Coroner Donehoe. The coach ticket was unused per railway staff.
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Atlanta
Oficers
Terminal
Washington, D. C
Washington
R. M. Rosenberg
A. M. Toliston
Cooner
Paul Donehoe
New Endurance Flight Record Is Begun Today
Two fliers William Solberg and Komer Seavey began an endurance flight from Fox Lake Illinois aiming to stay aloft until September 2 in a 55 horsepower monoplane. They plan to skim Lake Fox at 40 miles per hour and establish contact by a light cable dropped from the plane.
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Fox Lake
Ill
William Solberg
Komer Seavey
Lake Region
Slayer Sentenced Welch
Aug 19 Criminal Court Judge E C Marshall fined five years for second degree murder of Lilard Jarvis on July 3.
Politician’s Old Soft Soap Signals A Washed Up Clue
A coworker notes that when a politician resorts to soft soap, it often means he fears his career is finished. The remark frames a cynical view of political maneuvering and public perception as a sign of decline.
D A R in Frederick debates Roosevelt Thanksgiving plan
Frederick Maryland D A R chapter faces a clash over President Roosevelt's Thanksgiving shift to November 23 a date tied to the Stamp Act repudiation by Maryland judges in 1765. Mrs F H Markell criticizes the change as a liberty with the country and its pride. The group contemplates potential action at its September 26 meeting.
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Roosevelt
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. H. Markell
Frederick County
Colonies
Maryland
Massachuetts
Virginia
Frederick D. A. R
Formal Inquiry Begun Into Bad Train Wrek
Reno dispatch reports a formal inquiry into a train wreck, opened amid secrecy to determine causes and responsible parties. Officials from the railway board and local authorities coordinate the investigation, collecting evidence and interviewing witnesses.
Hearing on City of San Francisco wreck at Carlin Nev opens
The last Saturday night disaster that killed 24 and injured 108 is discussed as a formal hearing proceeds 250 miles east of here. Southern Pacific contends sabotage caused the streamliner wreck while A D McDonald, SP president, says agents are working day and night on the case.
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Carlin
Nev
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
San Francisco
Here
Southern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. D. McDonald
Souther
Disorder erupts as Starnes clashes with Kuhn at Dies hearing
Capitol police intervene after Representative Joseph Starnes is drawn into a fistfight with Fritz Kuhn, Bund leader, at a Dies Committee hearing in Washington. The scene erupts when Kuhn calls Starnes’ question a lie, amid charges over Nazi influence in American politics.
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Capitol
Joseph Starnes
Ala
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Dies Committee
Washington
Kuhn
Starnes
Former Philadelphia mayor Davis Wilson dies at 57
Former Philadelphia mayor S Davis Wilson, who retired last week after a dramatic term, died at home at 9 30 a m EST. He was 57. Illness stemming from cerebral thrombosis ended his tenure after a storied career in city government.
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Philadelphia
S. Davis Wilson
Wilson
Woodrow
Off.c
George Wilson
Carett
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