Bus Plunges Into Swamp Kills Seventeen in Everglades
A Miami express bus plunged from the Tamiami Trail into a 12-foot canal near the Everglades. Seventeen passengers died, 13 escaped, with driver Bill Hammond of Tampa surviving. The bus sank after what witnesses said may have broken steering gear or a collapsed front wheel. The crash marked Florida’s worst transport disaster.
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Getting Up Nights Signals Kidney Trouble
Advertisement urges use of Ramon's Brownie Pills for kidneys to address symptoms like waking at night, backache, moist palms, scanty or high colored urine and other signs of improper acid and poison removal by kidneys. It promotes a 3cat pill druggist purchase.
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Allow No Ghosts for China Film
AP report notes a tangle with formin cen sis in Germany affecting Chi Lin's Modern Tales film project. Barbary Coast influences in Italy described. Venezia Bowleys and a black shirt image cited. Producers face heartache over pocketbook issues and misprints amid new English adaptations.
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London Films Boss Details Censors and Cross Ocean Crews
Stephen Paltos discusses censorship in Britain and the United States with London Films. He notes American success for Kill That Ghost and compares Hollywood and English methods, including funding, production facilities, and talent pools.
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Rubber Band Bail Rardin Reported in Tallahassee
In Tallahassee a report notes rubber bands used as protest symbols outside a courthouse. The incident centers on a local figure named Rardin and mentions a Paullof pereli, with sparse readable details about the event and its context.
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Byrd Emerges as Virginia Economy Advocate Leader
Senator Harry P. Byrd of Virginia emerges as a force for fiscal reform, pushing budget cuts and government reorganization. The longtime public financier, governor in 1926 and senator since 1939, leads a push to shrink both state and federal budgets, challenging Roosevelt era plans and vowing broad changes across Virginia’s administration. He tours the state promoting 50 constitutional changes, vows to simplify state machinery, and wins a special election to implement reforms. He has a record of opposing federal aid while pursuing aggressive economy policies.
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No Fishing Sign Considered at Sterling Sugar Factory
Sterling Colorado officials mull placing a No fishing sign at the sugar factory sump after workers clearing the muddy waters found two-pound trout swimming there. The fish were far from their mountain Platte River origin, suggesting unusual movement between water bodies.
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Bridger Relics Shown at Colorado State Museum
Wyoming figure Judd Nim Bridger tour displayed in Colorado with Walter Love stating the exhibit follows Bridger’s theatre piece origin. Visitors may view notes on Bridger’s era and place of activity in the Aur period context.
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