Indiana trio perishes in Wyoming plane crash
A plane crash near Laramie Peak Wyoming killed three Indiana residents Burnside Smith 47 president of a transfer company and owner of the aircraft Dick Arnett 28 manager of Indianapolis municipal airport and his bride Eleanor Arnett. The wreckage burned and all three were charred. The Arnetts had been on a honeymoon flight returning east accompanied by Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Laramie Peak
Glenda
Wyo
Burnside Smith
Indianapolis
Dick Arnett
Eleanor Arnett
Arnetts
Smith
Divorce Suit Instituted Overwrought Family Strain
Mrs. Barcus charges abandonment and inadequate support by Clyde Barcus since their 1919 marriage. Five children named Kenneth Olive Paul and Cleta with most living with their mother. Barcus allegedly paid about 180 dollars monthly. husband’s employer is Carr China. Charleston scene notes division of sinking fund and related legal filing. Youth confession linked to Kennett case uncovers sequence of events and postmaster notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Barcus
Paul
Cleta
Ohio
P._A. Barcus
Barcus
Carr China Company
Eugene Sommerville
House Moves Toward Neutrality Bill Provisions
Congress debates a neutrality measure including a permanent munitions licensing policy and a ban on American ships carrying arms to neutral ports for reshipment to warring nations. February 1 1936 is a tentative embargo start date, with strong leaders including McReynolds Hull and Roosevelt coordinating to push the bill forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Senate
McReynolds
Tenn
House-Foreign Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Hull
Radio Schedule and Programs Listing 1936 Night Lineup
Long listing of radio stations and programs from WAVE to WWVA with times from 5:30 P. M. to 12:00 P. M. covering CBS NBC WGN KDKA and more, naming acts such as the Charioteers, Henryetta Schagel, Tommy Ryan, Wayne King's Orchestra and others, plus an advertising note for RCA tubes and new radios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAVE
Frances
Sammy
Kay
WFBE
Flo Gallagher
Wdz
Dka—Amos
Andy
Terry
Ted
WGN
Bob Elson
CBS
Buddy Clark
WEAF
John Herrick
Bari
Tony
Gus
WLW
WWVA
Nec—Dorsey
Dot
Will
KMOX
Buck Rogers
Bob Newhall
Lum
Abner
Cap
Pearson
Ore
Vallee
KMOS
Jones
Davie
Dance Orchestra
Dizzy Fingers
Taylor
Marty May
Johnny Augustine
WJZ
Civic Opera Orchestra
Wayne King
Dave
Kenny
WHAM
Paul Whiteman
Orchestr
Horace Heidt
Kdka—Symphony Orchestra
WSAI
WGBF
National Battery
WLS
NBC
John B. Kennedy
cBg
Johnny Hamp
Jewish Ministers
Ass'n. of America
WSM
Amos 'N
KDKA
Sprague
WGY
the Post
Jesse Crawford
National Radio Forum
Ted Florita
Joe Rines
Eddie Dunstedter
Tom Baker
Wenr—Herm Crone
Wwjz
Shandor
Ranny Weeks
Ben Pollack
Tom Gentry
Harry Dickman
Veloz & Yolander
Orches
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Astin Wylie
Chas
Durnberger
Don Pedro
Charles Dornberger
Orc
Joe Sander
al Dien
Gien Lee
WTAM
Dick Fidler
Pipe Dreams
RCA
Senate approves plan to curb U S war credit flows
The debate centers on restricting credits to belligerents to keep the United States from joining Europe’s crisis. A national munitions board would govern enforcement with top officials and lawmakers. Senator Borah argues travel on belligerent ships should be banned outright. Ethiopia and Italy context noted as stakes in the broader policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ethiopia
Italy
America
United States
R. Walton Moore
State Department
U. S
Europe
National Munitions Control Board
Secretaries of State, Treasury, War, Navy and Commerce
Senate
House
Borah
Ida
Baer Examined Over Hand In NY State Athletic Panel
Max Baer accompanied Jacobs to a New York State Athletic Commission meeting and underwent a thorough hand examination after blaming the loss of his title to Jimmy Braddock last June. The session focused on Baer’s hand condition and his recovery status ahead of potential future title bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York State Athletic Commission
Max Baer
Jacobs
Jimmy Braddock
Guffey Bill Victory Promptly Praised by Senator Snyder
After the house passed the Guffey bituminous coal bill creating a small national recovery authority for soft coal, U S Senator Joseph F Guffey of Pennsylvania congratulated Representative J Buell Snyder of Pennsylvania on the bill's triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guffey
NRA
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
J. Buell Snyder
Scott's Scrapbook: Wurmese Snake Charmers Feature
R J Scott chronicles snake charmers during Ameir exhibitions. The article highlights the king cobra as the deadliest and largest poisonous reptile showcased, detailing the dramatic performances and the danger inherent in venomous serpents.
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Adua
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Glendale Baptist Church
Rogers
John Boles
George Jessel
Twentieth Century-Fox
Roger
Hollywood Bow
Lawrence Tibbett
John Mansfield
Conrad Nagel
Rupert Hughes
Hollis
Public Works Administration
PWA
Taylor Counery
Joan
Der
Litwar
W. Va
Warren R. Arnold
Little War Creek
Lessie Barcus
Charleston
Secretary of State
Cramer
Kennett
Chicago
Frank Hazzard
Tommy Ryan
Jack and
Velma
KEMOX
Veloz
Yolanda
Orch
Hendrik Willem van Loona
Tall
Joe Sanders
Manhattan Choir
Grant Park
Charles Hanson Towne
WCKY
Harry Résor
Webe
Jimmy Ward
RY AL
Bill Victors
HAPPY
Joseph Guffey
Rep
Scott
R. J. Scott
REE Farmers
Siam
Canadian
Central Press Association
Tig
Big Sister
Moong Lady
Rou
Shipps
ATLAS
Etta Kett
Beth
Kyles Forgrave
Phipcs
By Paul Robins
Pne
Tee
U.S
Sai
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