Jones captures state golf title at Pine Hills
Eugene Jones of Butte defeated Pauly Sechena of Missoula 5 to 4 to defend his state golf championship at Pine Hills. Jones, who also won last year at Anaconda, jumped ahead with early birdies and an eagle on the back nine, finishing five up with four holes to play as Sechena struggled in the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hid
Pauly Sechena
Missoula
Eugene Jones
Butle
Pine Hills
Jones
Anaconda
Sechena
Sechene
Butte
Yeate
Ny Woo
Rolf Whamarship
Montana
Pauly Secheta
Misnula
Rumania Honors Queen Marie at Funeral
Dowager Queen Marie was laid to rest in the royal tomb in Bucharest. Metropolitans and 50 bishops conducted services in the royal palace area as thousands gathered. A ceremonial gun carriage bearing the queen’s body moved from the palace to the royal railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Marie
Kurtea de Argesch
Plane crashes into crowd at Colombian event killing many
A military plane performing acrobatics at Campo de Marte near Bogota plowed into a grandstand during a review. More than 20 died and about 150 were wounded as the craft struck diplomats and the presidential stand. President Lopez and President-elect Santos were unharmed. First aid and ambulances moved victims to hospitals as crowds watched in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bototza
Colombia
Campo de Marte
Bogota
Lieut. Abadia
Alfonso Lopez
Eduardo Santos
Lopez
Peru
Bolivia
Equadsor
Venezuela
Slaper
Santos
Franco British Entente Shapes European Policy
Lipppmann argues that French and British factions push toward separate actions but face mutual danger in disunion. The Franco British entente, formed after late April talks, aims to act together in Europe. They agree on Czech concessions to Sudeten Germans, with guaranteed aid from France and Britain if attacked, and a unified stance on Czechoslovakia’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Britain
Hitler
Germany
Frater
London
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovak Republic
Reich
Corrigan Uncle Opaks of Youth at Ocean Park
Ocean Park California July 34 1p The First Baptist church overflowed as Rev Mieser Crawford uncle of Douglas Corrigan preached on his remarkable Atlantic crossing in an antiquated plane He praised Douglas steadfast faith during the flight and warned against offers from writing radio and screen appearances He noted his return flight to Ireland rather than New York and saluted Howard Hughes alongside Douglas for bold feats without overglorifying fame
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Calif
First Baptist Church of
Mieser Cawford
Douglas Corrigan
Trious
Atlantic
Douglas
Femal
Danelas
Peth
Ireland
Long Beach
New York
Langford
Calvin Coolidge
California
Lane
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Belgian Rail Wreck Kills Five in Limburg Calling Saint Trond
Five Belgians are dead and 16 injured when a Liege bound train jumped the gate and slammed into the Saint Trond station in Limburg province. The accident occurred today in Brussels as rescue teams rush to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Liege
Saint Trond
Limbourg
Province
Peace effort gains from Anglo French unity and Spain plan
London reports three developments boosting Chamberlain aims to calm Europe. Hore-Delisha says Britain and France share a common staff and flag after talks in Paris with Daladier. Spain accepts the plan to evacuate foreign volunteers, insurgents yet to respond as Daladier and Belisha conclude meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chamberlain
Europe
Spain
Leslie Hore-Delisha
Paris
Britain
France
George
Elizabeth
Edouard Daladier
Tore
Belisha
Hiltish
Marooned Texans Saved From San Saba Flood
Red Cross said all 23 marooned flood victims around San Saba were safe. Heroic rescues included a boy named Jones swimming 300 yards to reach a barn and guide family members to safety. Water crested at 4244 feet above flood stage as crews aided residents amid debris and swift currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HY Ray Neumann
San Saba
Texas
Red Cross
San Saba River
Ont O
Relon
Jones
J. D. Jones
Jose Jamanay
George Nalle
Austin
George, Jr
Vernon Gunther
Charles Harkey
Six year old boy lost in Pryor Mountains search
A large search party of about 150 men combed the ragged Pryor mountain country, 50 miles south of Billings, for Lloyd Utter of Beaver Wyoming who vanished from a sheep camp on Layout creek. The effort faced foggy conditions hampering operations as darkness fell, with hopes fading of finding him alive more than 30 hours after the boy was last seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilings
Pryor Mountain
Billings
Lloyd Utter
Beaver
Wyo
Layout Creek
Montana
Wyoming
Forest Service
Civilan Conservation
Lester Utter
Denver
Myste Cave
Tou Clapp
Sage Creek
Bridger
Mont
Clapp
Aerial Maneuvers Coming in Major War Games at Fort Bragg
Washington July 24 The War department announced that hundreds of North Carolina civilians will join the nation’s largest air defense exercise yet devised by the army. Civilian troops antiaircraft artillery and several service units will test an elaborate aircraft warning network at Fort Bragg from October 3 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
North Carolina
Army
Fort Bragg
N. C
Four hundred sailors recover from luncheon food poisoning
In San Diego, July 24, four hundred bluejacket recruits incapacitated by a luncheon food poisoning are reported fully recovered and due for return to duty. Captain Paul Blackburn, training station commander, announced a thorough investigation into the causes with no initial blame on the meat contamination before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Paul Blackburn
Blackburn
Toonday Neal
Mexico Considers Arbitration Over U S Seizure Issue
Mexico's President Lazaro Cardenas skipped a weekend rest to meet with officials about the U S proposal to arbitrate the seizure of American owned properties in Mexico. The talks follow Secretary Cordell Hull's note, with editorials noting potential guardianship by international justice and a path to easing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Lazaro Cardenas
United States
Cordell Utyiton
Mexley
Tor
Faw
Ultimas Noticias
Cardenas
I Cardenas
AFL charges U S Labor Board promotes Lewis dual movement
Washington July 4 The American Federation of Labor charged that the National Labor Relations board favors John J. Lewis' C.1i0 insurgent unions and defeats the aim of a united labor movement. It says the board should apply the Wagner act with judicial care to avoid dualism and protect workers' right to join their chosen unions. The AFL notes past clashes with the board over orders and contracts and mentions plans to seek remedies in courts and Congress. Lewis resisted participation in a British study contrasting Wagner Act effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
U. S. Labor Board
Lewis
Washington
American Federation of Labor
National Labor Relations Board
John J. Lewis
United Labor Movement
A. F. of L
Sreka
American Federationist
William Green
Congress
England
PWA allotments will give work to great host
Washington July 24 PWA authorized 5 532 510 of construction each hour nearing halfway mark in allocating a vast fund. It approved 3 462 funeral and nonfederal projects totaling 885 470 068 in construction costs. Roosevelt authorized 515 170 274 in grants and 245 457 000 in loans with remaining costs to be raised elsewhere. Labor Bureau estimates show about 7 009 090 man months of work at prevailing wages and $515 600 000 in wages paid at project sites. program likely to generate ~5 489 000 man months of employment and orders for 82 500 000 in iron and steel products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
Labor Department
Fof Statistics
Te Prej‘eel
Bureau
Rainy spell toll climbs across states with floods
The Associated Press reports rivers overflowed and twelve deaths occurred as a severe rainstorm spread. New England faced about 3 million in damage while New Jersey crop losses neared 0.5 million. Pennsylvania eastern farmers anticipated 1.006 million in losses, West Virginia 200000, with other states reporting smaller totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
San Saba
San Sals
Texas
Western Fire Outbreak Surges Across Northwest
Fires raged across Washington Oregon and nearby areas as crews battled new blazes amid extreme heat and winds. A timber brush fire southeast of Spokane grew to 600 acres while Montana reported the 425 acre Lolo fire under control. In southwestern Oregon the Chetco River fire and Calica Creek blaze expanded to thousands of acres with several other fires forcing evacuations and challenging firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Brideh Columbia
Oregon
Spokans
Chetco River
Calica Creek
Sawtooth Mountain
Bandits Relinquish Shoes After Latest Robbery
Litchfield Indiana July 24. After robbing two young couples of clothes and money last month the bandits yielded last night and let their third victim keep shoes. They took only the remaining items including $24 and a car belonging to Roy Miller of Barnett, authorities were told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Roy Miller
Barnett
Three Deputies Shot In River Territory Nomination Fight
In Dequeen Arkansas three candidates for Sevier county deputy sheriff are each reportedly missing a left arm due to prior injuries. Incumbent Ed Lee Cox and opponent Hd Shipmen both lost a limb in accidents, while third candidate Cathell Hendricks was hurt in a hunting mishap. All reside in Dequeen, city of armless State Auditor Oscar Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dequéen
Ark
Sevier County
Tat
Minug
Ed Lee Cox
Hd Shipmen
Cathell Hendricks
Dequeen
Oscar Humphrey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss L.afflerbaugh
AL Gaskill
Rumania
Walter Lippmann
Rhine
Pach
Corrigan
Bold Flyer
REP
Maverick
Dullas
Lee O'Daniel
Maury Maverick
New Dealer
O'Davies
O'Daniel
Robert Johnson
Taylor Mendricka
C. A. Harkey
Harkeyville
Hillie Diach, Jr
Paul Torn
Disch
Sar Saba
Nalle
Menard
San
Pryor Mountains
U. S
Hick
Mikus
Dillon
Paul Temple
William Heuston
Joseph W. Potts
Harold M. Martin
Wise River District
Hesston
Potts
Heaston
William
Beaverhead
James Phillipe
Temple
Are
Martin
Ptm
Enahrer
PM Ai
HIVE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!