Nine Die In Plane Crash At Chicago Exposition
Nine people perished when an amphibious airliner named the Northern Light crashed near a fairground ramp in Chicago. Victims included Mrs Goodwin 47 and her son Dean both linked to New York. Names found on victims tied to Missoula and Ovando Montana aided identifications amid extreme burn damage. The pilot Walter Vickery attempted a landing then ditched in Lake Michigan as spectators watched. Authorities warned that identifying bodies would be difficult requiring multiple days and DNA-like verification.
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Goodwin
New York
Dean
Eg. Trainor
Post Rona
Dale Goodwin
Ida Goodwin
Trainor
Post Noad
Fieldeton
N.o
Vickery
Biz Credit
Curtiss-Reynolds
Fair Grounds
Exposition Grounds
Pal-Waukee
Viswers
Hodges
Nhe Etcle
Missoula
Tha Goodwin
Ovando
Chicago
Afr. Jacobse
Fleet National Bank
Eafely
Thome
Gail Noll
Noll
G Goodwin
Dean Goodwin
Ye Nelle
Myre
Mewitt Achsol
Hewitt
Longsland
Ovando Central
Chicema Ratly
Congress Rumblings Over Recovery Bill Support
Conferees study the public works industrial supervision bill and a 3.5 billion appropriation to fund the recovery program. Roosevelt plans to sign emergency measures while talks on veterans compensation and mortgage reform continue amid Senate objections and pending conference reports. Eastman named railroad coordinator to steer reorganization.
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Dha
Independent Offices
Cute
Senate
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Jery
Insurance Company
Farmeredit
Joseph
Eastman
Tine Interstate Commerce Commission
Good Weather Draws Many to Hauser Lake
Fine spring weather brought crowds to Hauser Lake yesterday with many bathers in the water in front of the cabin and on the raft. Several visitors tried the new diving board while others picnicked along the road. Local residents Cara, Dick Swain, and Harry Smith provided entertainment at the event.
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Scoren
T-O-K Park
Cara
Dick Swain
Harry Smith
WH Suaic
Debts Question Arises Over Partial War Payments
Washington on June 11 faces a fresh problem on war debt payments as aides to President Roosevelt study whether accepting partial payments would imply tacit approval of partial non payment. The administration weighs risks of a default while Congress delays action.
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Roosevelt
Ag Congress
Wes Bion
Great Britain
Italy
Taliong
United States
Congress
Congresn
New Britain Aborigines Found Practicing Grim Rituals
Patrol Officer H. W. Niall reports unknown New Britain aboriginal villagers with widow strangulation rites to release spirits. Widows kill themselves as brothers or nephews guard the act. practice observed during expedition near New Guinea. Also notes 1932 British post office marriage statistics show few losses.
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Canberra
Averana
New Dritain
Niall
New Guinea
Pon
Inp Island
Les
Diay
Nialy Nays
Government of Australia
North delegates to pass to city today for state club convention
Four hundred delegates from northern counties arrive in Bozeman by Great Northern at 1 54 p m and travel to Welona then Placer hotel for rooms. They tour the state capitol and governor's office before joining Lewis and Clark delegates and departing for Hazeman at 6 10 p m. The convention runs June 15 to 16.
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Ne Hundred
Otteon
Bozeman
Welona
Northern
Great Northern
Ralph E. Ward
Neva Woods Magraw
Placer Hotel
Lewis and Clark County
Northern Pacific
Hazeman
Credit office reports nearly six thousand loans in Helena region
Helena branch manager Pigott of the Regional Credit Corporation said by last evening 4,715 Montana loans totaling 11 521 980.69 have been made. repayments reduce outstanding loans to 31 070 164.57. Helena processed 1 163 applications totaling 20 823.51 with 64 percent approved for 15 045.49, including 1 870. T0297 written off. Seventeen hundred ninety five withdrawals and pending cases total 1 217 333.71. 967 loans approved but not disbursed amount 1 841 980. and 6,409 applications approved.
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Pigott
Helena
Regional Credit Corporation
Montana
Iielena
Many Jobs to Be Provided in Public Works Plan
The plan outlines $400,090,000 for state highway construction starting July 1 with $250,000,000 needed to maintain current employment on roads. Army engineers draft a broad rivers and harbors program as districts assign engineers to approve projects. Major industries move toward wage and hours agreements to curb sweatshop conditions, while General Johnson structures administration of the new powers. Also reported is the Columbia’s 2,471 mile nonstop flight to Port-au-Prince, piloted by I Erroll Moya, carrying 400 gallons of gasoline.
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Army
House
Johnson J
York
Columbia
Eastern Standard Times
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
I. Erroll Moya
Robert G. Lyon
H. P. Davis
Clarence Chamberlin
Charlee A. Levine
Germany
Boyd
Trent
H. P. Connor
England
Goodyear to raise wages for 4000 workers in four mills
Akron announces wage increases for more than 4000 workers at four Goodyear Tire and Rubber mills in Rockmart Cedartown and Carterville Georgia and Redford Michigan. The 10 percent raise takes effect tomorrow though the company did not specify if it follows prior cuts. Hourly workers and salaried staff will receive the higher pay.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Senate
Rockmart
Cedartown
Carterville
Redford
Maia
Jimmie Mattern in Siberia Still on World Flight
Nome and New York dispatches report aviator Jimmie Mattern secured a route toward Khabarovsk Siberia after a setback near Amur river. Rescue ships and Coast Guard readiness watched for his approach as Nome residents tracked progress toward the record pace.
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Siberia
Amur
Khabarovsk
Soiffak
Goal
Anwr River
Nome
Alaska
Ica
Bering Sea
Mattern
Coast Guard
Northland
Seattle
Yukon
Arthur J. Baldwin
Here
Victoria
World Economic Conference Opens With American Push
Delegates from 66 nations gather in London as the United States led by Cordell Hull pushes for the Washington plan of cheap credit and public works while seeking currency stability. Premier Daladier and Konstatin von Neurath arrive as discussions focus on deflation risks and trade barriers.
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Cordell Hull
Washington
America
London
George
Daladier
France
Konstantin von Neurath
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
Bank of France
Hitlerites Riot in Munich Blocked Cardinal Faulhaber Visit
Nazis storm troopers blocked entrances as delegates gathered for Cardinal Faulhaber’s mass in Munich. The protest, framed as misuse of the brown shirts, disrupted the planned event in the large exhibition hall.
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Cardinal Faulhabers
Texas officers abducted by Barrow gang near Erick
An injured woman rode with the captors as they drove from Pritchard's house toward Erick Oklahoma while shooting tires. Deputies Corry and Hardy were bound with barbed wire and later freed. A posse tracked the fugitives toward Pampa, Texas, with Clyde and Buck Barrow identified as captors.
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Pritchard
Carry
Hardy
Oxkin
Pampa
Tex Corry
V. 1
Williams
Austin O'Neil
Atmeele
Tardy
Clyde Barrow
Ty Barrow
Jack Pritenard
Marbarian at the Manon theater charms with humor and thrills
Tamon Novarro plays an Egyptian guide in a lavish talking picture at the Marlow venue. The film blends perilous chase sequences with a vivid romance and light comedy, appealing to patrons with its breezy pacing and colorful settings.
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Tamon Novarro
Manon Theater
A Lady's Profession at Marlow Theatre Amid Farce and Crime
The Marlow Theatre opens Nina Wilcow Putnam and Bobby Vernon comedy A Lady's Profession, with Hollywood talent, prompting Paramount uproar. Meantime Kansas and Oklahoma police pursue a murder case linked to a bank robbery attempt. a Mississippi river drowning tragedy claims a farmer and his daughter near Marathon.
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Nina Wilcow Putnam
Bobby Vernon
Hollywood
Marlow Theater
Paramount Studio
Kathming
Senate tiff on veterans not settled continues
Debate over compensation cuts for service connected injuries rages as leaders forecast approval. White House argues some veterans will gain under new regulation while critics say the plan drops many from the pension rolls. Roosevelt pledges protections for veterans over 50 with more generous rises for certain Spain and World War I cases.
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White House
Ita
Roonevelt
Lettey
House
Fans East Bishops Honored by Pope
Vatican City June 11 Pope Piva bestowed extraordinary honors on five natives of the Far Baal, consecrating them as bishops at St Peters. The event featured solemn rituals with the Holy Trinity consecration, a portable throne carried by red attendants, and a ceremonial basciluca procession. The new bishops include Father G S Tongamamite, Father Attipetty, Father Soneph Fan, Father Matthew Ly, and Father Joseph Troci, all named apostolic vicars or coadjutors in various regions of Asia and China, remaining on the rail until October 31 while their injuries were reviewed.
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Pope Piva
St. Peters
Pius Wies
Tongamamite
Phat-Dirm
Indo-China
Attipetty
Voraploy
India
Soneph Fan
Viear
Tsing
Shui al
Matthew Ly
Yachow
China
Joseph Troci
Yungninen
Super
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Ramon Novarro
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Oklahoma
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Apelline
Visde Borrow
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Arthur Brisbane
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