Missing flier presumed dead in Utah blizzard wreck
Morgan Utah May 31 A missing Commerce Department flier Major Howard Stark is found dead in wreckage near Horse Ridge ten miles from Morgan. Weather raged at minus 20 below zero hindering search teams led by Norsemen officials and Salt Lake City reporters. Stark’s body is not immediately located but searchers predict discovery within a mile of the wreckage as conditions remain perilous.
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Morgan
Utah
Finzenderi
Howard Stark
Viewartiaelt of Commerce
Dannary
Suark
Aed al Peek
Salt Lake City
Horse Ridge
Lost Creek Canyon
Morgan Slerk
Salt Dake Ele
Reck
Stark
Reck Aid Department of Commerce
Bas
Teck
Sen
Frizen
Voy Keeley
Liord Jenison
Commerce
Rock Springs
Morgam
Rem'y
Francis Bray
Wey- Hind
Beck
Department of Gammereo
Hetale
Son of Broxer Gone and Maybe Kidnapped
New York on May 31 reports William Thelle, 11 years old, son of a Wall Street banker, missing since May. Family friends disclose possible kidnapping as private detectives search with no trace. Thelle dropped out of school after leaving his home in Mamaroneck to visit friends and seek work.
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New York
Wiliam Webster Thetla
Wall Street
Brown
Jensine
Gokerman
Misa Thssei
Brooke
Thelle
Wipht
Mumaroneck
Wertshorter County
Edewment
Alan
William Thelle
Geet Fheah
Daniel Webster
Barbara Bell Patterns Promotes Spring Pattern Book
Barbara Bell showcases its spring Barbara Bell pattern book offering fashion for juniors and mature figures with designs like pattern No. 1353 B in sizes 34 through 44. The ad highlights eyelet trims, shoulder buttons, and easy to make patterns, urging direct orders to the listed address.
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Barbara Bell
Revolt Breaks in Nicaragua Report President Out
Managua May 3 The Nicaragua army revolt broke out in the capital today with an undetermined number killed as rebels attacked the presidential palace on Tacopa Hill. Loyal officers claimed military control. President Juan B Sacasa and candidate Arguello were at the palace when attacked. Reports say six defenders were killed and machine guns used. Unconfirmed dispatches from Costa Rica described armistice appeals and Guardia control pending from Managua.
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Star and Herald
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Bicasd
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Rholeo
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Gualea
Reyes
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Annatario Somara
Reeadl
Josy Maria Moncada
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Entira
Manegua
Lami
Fort Acassaco
Painen
Memorial Day trout stocking in Nebraska lakes recalled
The state game commission planted several fully grown rainbow trout in lakes at Lantaville and Fremont to prevent memorial day events from affecting fishing quality. The effort aimed to sustain fishing quality and support outdoor recreation in the region.
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Nebraska
Lantaville
Fremont
Free Press Seen as Key to Averting War
Ulbama May 11 UP A professor J H Harlow of journalism at the University of Minow argues that international discord stems from a muddled press. He says European readers, lacking press freedom, are manipulated by dictators while American press shines with knowledge and truth.
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Muropa Convinesd
J. H. Harlow
Harlow
University of Minow
Helen’s Telephone Staff Honored For Emergency Service
Amid a major quake period on October 18 and aftershocks through early November, Helen’s Telephone staff remained on duty. Operators faced darkness, swaying boards, and debris while restoring service, rerouting calls, and coordinating with police and hospitals. Thousands of local calls surged daily as the city recovered, with crews working through fatigue to maintain essential communications.
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TonRel Duvalion
Mary
Farkaiesa Toihn
Tirat
Sama
Polien
Cartain
Plantwren
Alorage
Miroushi
Terior
Het Na Telephone
Helen
Templar
Giftetal Raporta
United States Weather Bureau
Selena
Stated April Securities Transactions Rise in Washington Report
Washington reports a rise in regulated security transactions for April totaling 2 1 million 8 thousand 264 dollars with a gain of 3 percent from the previous month and an overall increase over April 1936. A massive forest fire burned about 2 000 acres in Maennee Massachusetts undergrowth and raged unchecked tonight.
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Washington
Len Commission
Danveann
Massachusetts
Maennee
Mass
Marlow Screen Features The Three Wise Guys Cast
The Marlow presents Otto Krauser in Myaculn's Baughter and Hee Comes Trowhin' In. Paul Kelley appears in Tomorrow the Martave hog an aduptlu et Unmen Ran you r. Cast includes Robert Young Bert Juercas Ivary Stevens Raymond Walburn and Bree Uabut.
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Voleh Ji
Mystey-Ailelller
Myaculn
Baughter
Maytag
Marlow
Men
Paul Kelly
Tomarow
Robert Young
Bert Juercas
Ifaviy Stevens
Raymond Walburn
Bree Uabut
City breaks records in 1906 construction
The article notes a construction boom in 1906 with many new dwellings, including cabins, shacks, and permanent homes priced from $1,000 to $5,000. Apartment buildings and duplexes expanded housing, and several five-room apartments were added in five months. The city anticipates further completions, with total gains surpassing $660,000 for the year to date.
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Cabina
Mie
Ibrra
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Parthanakan
Lin Helena Development Company
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Privata
Melena
Buiding
Bowman, Olympic Athlete, Found Dead at Wheel
Chester A Bowman, a 1924 Olympic competitor, was found dead at the wheel of his automobile near Myris Wik on May 11. County Physician Sturvey Wodantiman said the death was due to a heart attack, ruling it natural.
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Lowe Road
SN. Jn
Chester A. Bowman
Myris
Wik
Avamablin
Phyaiiian Sturvey Wodantiman
Middies Sermon at Naval Academy Graduation
In Annapolis on May 21 the midsmpmen of the graduating class gathered in the academy chapel for a service led by Commander Willary X. Thomas, the academy chaplain, who delivered a sermon before the ceremony.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Willary X. Thomas
Academy Chantal
Veleam Wlaniy
Evoor
High Waters Claim Multiple Drownings Across States
Six people are known to have drowned as high waters spread through eastern Colorado and western Kansas after Memorial Day. Names include Gates of Denver, Dye of Goodland, Gaumaner near Pritchett, Gonzalez near Springfield, and a Gonzales child and mother washed from a home downstream. Rescue crews recovered bodies along Butte Creek and nearby banks as flood conditions lingered, with bridges washed out and debris drifting downstream.
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Calo
Walera
Springfield
Shertl M
Jackson
Springfale
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Gonzales
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Butte Creek
Ruling Set On New York Wage Law Review
A Supreme Court session weighs the constitutionality of a New York law setting minimum wages for women and children. After cases on water diversion between Wyoming and Colorado, the court may decide whether to review more appeals, with October adjournment possible if the New York act is upheld.
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Supreme Court
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Wyoming
Colorado
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District of Columbia
Ure
Hue Nilvocaton
Harvard Students Stage Dormitory Water Prank
Cambridge May 34 Harvard students staged a water prank by dashing water from windows of Lowell Adams Winthrop and Leverett dorms. Hundreds formed a line while 200 students joined in and others chased the pranksters as water drenched Charles I Aper and campus police. The officers alerted dorms as the deluge ended with students returning to their rooms.
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Masa
Harvard
Lowell
Adana
Winthrop
Layeral
Thomas Stokes
Charles I. Aper
Harvard Yard
Winslows
Louisiana House probes killing of Long to GF
A Louisiana House resolution seeks a six member investigative commission to examine the fatal shooting of Senator Long. Speaker Lovele M. Winsberry to appoint three members, Governor Earl K. Long to appoint three. The plan, independent of Governor Leche, only becomes effective with Senate concurrence.
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Louisiana House
Baton
Loutelinia
Shupavw
Gadde Park
Tate
Alatehouse
Spaaker Lovele M. Winsberry
House
Qretenant
Earl K. Long
Senate
Bimpton
Ritcherd W. Leche
Acnt
Alstracton
New Welding Method Lets Steam Power Light A Cigarette Lighter
A 1900s era report describes a novel steam assisted electric light bulb process developed at Nelan Park laboratory. The invention uses a copper filament heated by steam and a fused metal joint to create a light source claimed to reach 4,200 degrees. A renowned physicist, once skeptical, witnessed the apparatus in operation.
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Avsociated
Glevelund
Nela Park
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