Death Valley Hero Heals After Arctic Trek
Dr E L Benson once froze lungs while guiding Eskimo and White vaccinators 1600 miles through blizzards to Nome. Voted a hero by Candle Deering Buckman City, he now rebuilds his health in Death Valley amid chalky sands and dry air.
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Beatty
Nev
North America
West
E. L. Benson
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Death Valley
Las Vegas
Benson
Alaska
Nome
Candle
Deering
Buckman City
Crfl
White Pass
Yukon
Passports For Dolls Create Immigrant Ruse on Majestic
A Columbus couple Mr and Mrs Ro der sttie travel with their daughter Anne and son Roderick arriving on the Majestic. An immigration inspector questions the dolls used as passports and the Beattie family receives official permission for Lilly Drusilla to enter the country.
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W York
Rodersttie
Columbus
Roderick
Anne
F Beattie
Les
State University
Rean
Anand
Lilly Drusilla
Federal operation of radio impractical report May day
Federal operation of radio broad stations in this country faces practical limits and policy questions as officials assess the viability and regulation of on air services. The piece notes the central role of federal oversight in shaping programming and spectrum use amid evolving technical constraints.
Investigation Targets Means Over Large Payoffs in Political Scandals
Authorities investigate allegations that Means obtained over 100000 from Mrs Pinley Shepard of New York, tied to Helen Gould, daughter of the late Jay Gould. Payments were claimed for supposed leaks on Communist activity that could threaten her daughter or fortune. Shepard has drawn attention for anti Bolshevist and anti Communist stances amid prior threats to her and her daughter by supposed sympathizers.
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Rover
Means
Pinley Shepard
New York
Helen Gould
Jay Gould
McLean
Lindbergh
Shepard
John Reed Burr
Newhorn for High School Band Debut Concert
A new saxophone, a double B-flat instrument, arrived for the high school band. It will be played by Ralph Keefover at Friday night’s concert in the high school auditorium. Director Jack Sitter looks forward to a fine program with special scores, comedy roles, a comedy sketch, and vocal numbers as part of the commencement season showcase.
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Ralph Keefover
Jack” Sitter
Fetterman District Appoints Teachers for 1932 33
Fetterm an district's school board announced employment of teachers for the 1932 33 term after a special meeting Tuesday night. The policy favored unmarried teachers and barred out of county hires. Names and assignments for Blueville Leach Thornton Maple Run Westerman Hardman Roderick Haymond McConkey Wickwire Keener Brown Henderson Coffman Wilson and other schools were listed with principals and new staff.
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Fetterman
Bluevill
William — Grimes
Elizabeth Hoffa
Lena Walters
Esther Devers
Ruth Welch
Leach
Edward Thomas
Vivian Bunner
Thornton
Emmett Demoss
Ima Devers
New
Maple Run
Walter A. Wood
Westerman
Walter Current
Hardman
Evelyn Devers
Laurel Run
Bryan Armstrong
Roderick
Lena Demoss
Haymond
Herold Riggleman
White Day
Carrie Sinsel
McConkey
Allen Fast
Wickwire
Ada Demoss
Keener
Florence Shaffer
Brown
Ruth Withers
Henderson
A. N. Allender
Coffman
Mildred Keefover
Wilson
Gladys Devers
A.T. Withers
D. E. Fawcett
William Riggleman
Ed. Gans
State Road official dies after campaign work
S P Smith 57 registrar of motor vehicles for the State Road Commission collapsed and died on a downtown street after leaving a political conference. He had been active since the Republican primary campaign began. He is survived by his widow Amelia Manning Smith two sons Preston Manning siblings and his mother Mary Smith.
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Charleston
S. P. Smith
State Road Commission
East Bank
Kanawha County
Amelia
Manning) Smith
Charles Town
Jefferson County
Preston
Manning
Mary Smith
Mr ‘Smith
West Viral University
Walter Sgmith
C. Harrison’ Smith
Washinn
D. C
Will Fields
Huntington
Radio Control Plan Deemed Impractical By Commissioner
H A La Fount of the radio commission declared the Canadian plan impractical. He told newspapermen the United States would face prohibitive costs for taking over privately owned stations, estimated between 25 and 30 million dollars. He also warned that government control would require a tax of at least six dollars per radio receiving set to fund programs rivaling those from private stations.
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Canada
H. A. LaFount
Radio Commission
United States
Dust fall surveys for metro areas reveal heavy load
City engineers report recent surveys finding dust deposition ranging from 15 to 1800 tons per square mile across metropolitan areas. The findings outline wide variation in dust accumulation and prompt potential environmental and public health considerations for urban planning.
Hitler Force Gives Action In Stormy Reichstag Session
Berlin May 11 Nazi leaders ended aloof tolerance and attacked the Bruening government in a stormy Reichstag session. They demanded an end to reparations tribute and assailed Defense Minister Groener. The session was suspended after chaos as Strasser challenged the cabinet and Nazi chants rang through the chamber. The budget showed no further reparations payments.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Bruening
Reich
Stag
Wilhelm Groener
Reichstag
Gregory Strassdr
Grouter
Strasser
Defense Ministry
Hitler
Gaston Means Recap: D A Seeks Custody in Disappearance Threat
District Attorney Rover warned Justice James Int that Gaston Means may vanish if released, linking him to a swindle and a new related charge under investigation in the District of Columbia.
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Rover
James Int
Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Means
Federal Judge Kennerly reshapes farm relief ideas
In Houston on May 11 a man named Charlie Wels was convicted of making liquor at his home. He received a fine of 800 and 45 days in jail, suspended for five years. He must complete 30 days of early planting before starting his sentence.
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el Paso
Texas
Lakehurst
N. J
California
New Mexico
Orange
San Angelo
San Antonio
Big Springs
Langtry
Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
West Texas
el Pa
Houston
Tex
Kennerly
Charlie Wels
Whitey
Civil Liberties Union Denounced as Communist in Louisville
Louisville residents react as Jefferson Post American Legion chapter adopts resolutions denouncing the Civil Liberties Union as communist in a May 11 gathering. The terse resolution singles out the national group amid postwar political tensions.
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Louisville, Ky
Jefferson Post
American Legion
Louisville
Public denounces ACLU and praises local figures amid coal field tensions
A resolution condemns the American Civil Liberties Union as pro-Communist and applauds Harlan and Knox county citizens for Americanism. It attacks an upcoming Southeast Kentucky coal field investigation, accusing Roger Baldwin of sympathizing with Communists and openly supporting their principles.
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American Civil Liberties Union
World Bank backs global cooperation after profitable year
Basel reports stockholders of the Bank for International Settlements closed a profitable year amid world crisis. The gathering of central bank governors and major American bankers endorsed unity in finance and concerted action as essential to recovery. The BIS earned profits thirty six percent higher than last year. Deportation set for kidnap suspect De Putti alias Long alias Depew. he will be sent to New York on Westcalthorn.
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Basel
Switzerland
Bank of International Settlements
Chiefs of Finance
Bank For International Settlements
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Marshal de, Putti
John Long
Martin Depew
Nell Donnelly
Kansas City
New York
Westcawthon
Weather Taping Cards: Cold Games Ahead
Chicago hosts Detroit and Philadelphia as teams face cold conditions while New York travels to Chicago in a rain affected schedule. Boston welcomes Detroit with cold conditions persisting.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
National
New York
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