Hutchinson Flight Crew Safe After Greenland Crash Rescue
George Hutchinson and seven colleagues from New York to London were rescued by the British trawler Lord Talbot near Angmagsalik Greenland after their City of Richmond plane crashed on a reefed coast. They reached the Eskimo settlement Eker with help from local sealers and Eskimos. all eight are safe though the aircraft is wrecked.
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Angmagsalik
Greenland
George Hutchinson
New York
London
Salbot
Stersak Fiord
Little Bay
Hutchinson
Eker
Copenhagen
Talbot
Richmond
United States
Europe
Iterusak
Greeland
Itersak
Ekersuak
Angamagsalik
Itersak Fiord
Denmark Strait
U. S
Lord Talbot
Angamagsilak
Democrats win governor and two congressmen in Maine election
In Portland Maine on September 13 Democrats swept to victory ousting a Republican stronghold. Louis J Brann won the governorship and E Carl Moran Jr and Ralph O Brewster contested the congressional seats with Democrats leading in provisional tallies. Prohibition repeal was the central issue across campaigns.
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Portland
Louis J. Brann
Burleigh Martin
Congresman
Carrol L. Beedy
Joseph F. Connolly
E. Carl Moran, Jr
John E. Nelson
John G. Utterback
Ralph O. Brewster
Chancellor Von Papen holds power as Germany dissolves Reichstag
Berlin reports Chancellor Franz Von Papen and his cabinet back by army and police, with the Reichstag voting no confidence. He insists the democracy has broken down and vows to retain control under the banner With Von Hindenburg for Germany. Plans proceed to take the dissolution decree to the supreme court as opposition says it was misdated. He warns private employers to heed the times or face state socialism. In a radio address he notes France’s reply to Germany on armament equality.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Junker
Reichstag
Germany
von Hindenburg
Supreme Court
Reich
Times
Doctor Pilot Girl and a Woodchuck on Transatlantic Flight
Dr Leon M Pisculli leads a four person crew and Tail Wind the woodchuck on a planned non stop 4200 mile flight from Floyd Bennett Field to Rome aboard The American Nurse. Miss Edna Newcomer parachutes over Florence Italy as tribute to Florence Nightingale. William Uubrich pilots the craft with Newcomer to relieve him. Weather reported ideal for the attempt.
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Leon M. Pisculli
Rome
Atlantic
New York
Floyd Bennett Field
Yonkers
N. Y
Cape Cod
Florence
Edna Newcomer
Prunette
Williamsport
Italy
Florence Nightingale
Joan of Arc
Miss Newcomer
William Uubrich
Mineola
Piseculli
Eastman Estate Valued at 25 Million Bequests to Rochester University
Transfer tax affidavit lists George Eastman estate at 25,561,641.60 with 21.38 million net for distribution. Residual heir is University of Rochester with 19,287,143.28. Rochester Dental Dispensary receives 1,028,438.18. Estate includes Eastman home 650,392 and paintings 1,196,307.
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Rochester
N. Y
George Eastman
Kodak
Joseph M. Feely
Eastman
University of Rochester
Voters Mark Primary Choices Across Eight States Today
Eight state primaries held with heavy voter registration and brisk contests. Arizona and Colorado show strong interest. Huey Long campaigns in Louisiana. New Hampshire and Vermont see limited campaigning. Michigan, Washington, and South Carolina focus on state and local issues as nationwide observers track potential November trends. Georgia's primaries tomorrow.
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Vermont
New Hampshire
Arizona
Colorado
Louisiana
Michigan
Washington
South Carolina
Broussard
Cole Blease
E. D. Smith
Congress
Jones
Porter Dale
Moses
Joseph L. Richards
Georgia
Poling Doubts Robins Seen in Chicago
Dr. Daniel A. Poling, head of the allied forces for prohibition, doubts Col. Raymond Robins was in Chicago since his disappearance. He will check reports today, then may travel to New York to resume the search from the point where Robins vanished more than a week ago.
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Chicago
Col
Raymond Robins
Fils
Daniel A. Poling
Allied Forces For
Prohibition
Hoover
Poling
New York
Robins
Col. Robins
Dr. Poling
Citizen mourns secrecy after death in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills observer laments lack of privacy as a city resident dies by suicide and the public press doors open for investigation. The piece questions why a private death becomes public and urges disclosure of the full confession if any.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Strikers To Meet At Thomasville Tonight
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville report on negotiations for the Thomasville Chair company strike will be presented at a closed 7 30 p m meeting of the 1000 workers at Central High school auditorium. Attendees include strike committee members and mediation observers Governor Gardner aides. Negotiations have been described as very satisfactory though no settlement details are disclosed.
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Central High
Thomasville
Thomasville Chair Company
Central High School
T. Austin Finch
Capus M. Waynick
Gardner
Col. J. W Harrelson
Waynick
Fatal Crossing Crash Kills Three In Fayetteville
At Fayetteville North Carolina a morning collision between a sedan and an Atlantic Coast Line engine at a crossing killed three young people and injured a fourth who was expected to die. The dead are Miss Margaret Poteat 21 Miss Orin Olive 21 and Parker Armstrong 24 all of Fayetteville. Euland Canady 22 also of Fayetteville died later in hospital. The injured woman sustained severe head and internal injuries and was not given good prognosis. An inquest will be held though the driver is not yet known.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Margaret Poteat
Euland Canady
Parker Armstrong
Orin Olive
Canady
Miss Poteat
Armstrong
Tarboro
Legion resolution condemns Hoover over bonus army removal
J. J. Deighan of Pennsylvania told reporters the American Legion may unfavorably report a resolution condemning President Hoover for using troops to evict the bonus army in Washington. The measure, adopted by Pennsylvania, faults the president while praising General Glassford. Roll call likely if it reaches the convention floor.
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Portland
Ore
J. J. Deighan
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Washington
American Legion National Convention
Deighan
George Brown
Pennsylvania Department of the Legion
Pittsburgh
American Legion
United States
Pelham D. Glassford
Hindenburg Line Smashers to Meet at Knoxville Reunion
Veterans of the 30th Division, led the attack on the Hindenburg line, plan a sixth annual reunion in Knoxville on September 28 and 29 as part of the East Tennessee Division Fair. Invited guests include General Pershing and Secretary Hurley. other leaders from the 30th and 27th Divisions will attend. The program features addresses a parade and a fireworks display.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
East Tennessee
John J. Pershing
Europe
Patrick J. Hurley
John F. O'Ryan
New York
France
John K. Herr
Washington
Charleston
Hanes To Confer With Leaders of Striking Workers
Striking Hanes Hosiery workers in Winston Salem will meet today with mill president James G. Haynes and demanding return to the pre September 1931 wage scale with a 20 percent cut. Industrial Workers secretary Madge Cass said the request aims at a 25 percent overall reduction from the pre strike pay.
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Winston-Salem
Hanes Hosiery Min
James G. Haynes
Madge Cass
Industrial Workers Association
Haynes
Asheville engineer engaged by NC Corporation Commission
Charles E. Waddell of Asheville has been employed as consulting engineer by the North Carolina Corporation Commission to advise on the ongoing utility rate investigation.
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Raleigh
Charles E. Waddell
Asheville
North Carolina Corporation Commission
Melendon Elected Chairman of North Carolina Board
Maj. L F P Melendon of Durham was unanimously elected chairman of the state board of elections to succeed Judge J Crawford Biggs who resigned. W A Lucas of Wilson named to succeed George McNeill of Fayetteville as secretary, with Raymond C Maxwell of Raleigh as executive secretary.
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Raleigh
L. FP. Melendon
Durham
State Board of Elections
J. Crawford Biggs
W. A. Lucas
Wilson
George McNeill
Fayetteville
Raymond CC. Maxwell
Roosevelt Begins Coast to Coast Tour With Cleveland Stop
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and his campaign party arrive in Cleveland at 8 38 am on a special train from Albany. James Roosevelt speaks to the crowd as the train heads next to St. Louis for a brief stop before Jefferson City.
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Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
N. Y
James Roosevelt
New York
St. Louis
Mr. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Ohio
Pioneer
Topeka
Jefferson City
Shea Didate
Kansas
Seattle
Los al
Denver
Chicago
Gov
Roos
John Boner
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M'Lendon
Roosevelt
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