Aviator Bennington Crash Victim Identified as 19-Year-Old Goldsborough
Daring 19 year old pilot Arank Goldsborough is killed in a wreck near Woodford Mountain after his plane vanishes in dense fog. Companion Donald Mackler survives and narrates the search as a rescue party recovers the crashed aircraft and attempts to save him.
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Goldsborough
Putman Menial Hospital
Woodford Mountain
Cence
N. H
Mockler
Guldsborough
Fockler
Goldsough
Fcadford Mountain
Ington
Crattlebury
Massetts
Greenfield
Mass
Bennington
Cotton Consumption For June Reported By Department
Washington July 15 The May report showed 474 917 bales of lint and 68 779 bales of linters. For June the department Bud reported 45 181 bales of lint and an unknown number of linters consumed. Last year June saw 4 bales of lint and 77 418 bales of linters consumed.
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Ashington
Annbanes Aay
Jivassers Barred From Mina Town After Police Action
A cryptic, fragmented report describes authorities ejecting a group labeled jivassers from Mina. The piece notes a police action over months and mentions peddlers, a college, and an emphatic invitation not to come, but details are unclear.
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Mina
LE Falls
Miia
Thornberry Gray Stricken by Sunstroke in Arkansas Campaign
Batesville July 15 Thornberry A Gray gubernatorial hopeful remains at home after a sunstroke suffered while addressing Faulkner county. Physicians report fever and complications. he canceled all prior appointments and may not resume campaigning for days.
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Batesville
Hoover To Attend Legion Convention
President Hoover will attend the 12th annual American Legion convention in Boston at the first session on October 6. Commander Bodenhamer thanked the President for approving five Legion-favored measures, including the Rogers hospital bill and universal service feasibility study. The Boston arena convention will draw about 12,000 people over three days.
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Washington
Mercert Hoover
American Legion
Boston
O. L. Bodenhamer
Legion
White House
Bodenhamer
Congress
Rogers Hospital
Real Estate Men To Meet at Hot Springs
The Arkansas Real Estate Association announces its third annual convention to be held in October at Hot Springs. Delegates from across the state are expected to attend the meeting to discuss industry issues and networking opportunities.
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Hot ‘Springs
Fort Smitil
Arkansas Real Extaiy Association
Fe Schlidkraut dies veteran film star
SALA Y WOOD bulletin reports veteran stage and screen star Fe Schlidkraut has died from a heart attack suffered while working on a picture. He was born in Constantinople and was famed for many film successes including Wing of Kings. He is also father of Joseph Schlidkraut, another film star.
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Sala Y Wood
Collf
Fe Schlidkraut
Dle Oday
Joseph Schiidkraut
Ite
Constantinople
Kings
Minnesota Bank Is Robbed of 35000 Dollars in Willmar
Five armed bandits terrorized downtown Willmar seizing about 35000 from the Minnesota Bank. Two women were shot, Mrs Emil Johnson and her daughter Mrs Don Gilda were wounded, and several bystanders suffered hysterics as shots shattered windshields and breakage occurred. The gang fled along the street pursued by residents. one robber grabbed a steering wheel as the car entered the bank.
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Willmar
Minn
Daddy
Willayar Bank
Emil Johnson
Don Gilda
Local Man and Girl Win Putting Tourney at Legion Course
Wayne Denty announced the first weekly championship at the American Legion Miniature Golf Course. Gray Gentey won the men’s prize with 4 down par, while Miss Evelyn Lewis led the women with two under par totals. Both winners earn free play this week on the Legion course, with another tournament set for next Monday night to crown the next set of champions.
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American Legion
Washington B. and P. W. Club to Sponsor Supper
The Washington Business and Professional Women's Club will sponsor a supper at Washington tonight. The public is invited to attend and support the event aiming to make it a success.
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Washington B. & P. W. Club
Birthplace Of Col Lindbergh For Sale In Detroit
The frame house where Charles Lindbergh was born is for sale in Detroit for 12,500 dollars with a 1,500 dollar down payment. The bronze birthplace tablet remains, and interest in making it a Lindbergh museum has faded due to neighborhood noise and past controversy.
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Detroit
Charlie” Lindbergh
Lindy
le Bourget
Paris
Fliey
Chicago
Lateh
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Boy Causes Arrest of Pain to Hide Own Theft
In Toronto July UP report two youths William Ryie and Stapley O'Hara were jailed after a nine year old boy Robert Rad ford and his companion George Spellman accused them of injuring the boy with a shotgun. The claim led to arrests before the youngsters confessed they invented the tale to mask their own theft and misconduct.
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Toronto
William Ryie
Stapley O'Hara
York County
Robert Radford
George Spellman
Ryan
O'Hara
Bogie Tournament at Hope Miniature Links
A bogie tournament at Hope Miniature Links will be held on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Play will be in two person teams for three rounds with seven free rounds of gulf as the top prize. Mrs Battle announced the event and noted every player has an equal chance.
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A. Bowie
Hope Miniature Gulf Caulrsi
East Seaand Street
Battle
Gulf
Evry
Battles
Birmingham Bank Robbed by Three Bandits for 24000
Three men tied bank employees with cords at the Woodlawn American National Bank in Birmingham Alabama and stole about 24000 dollars. The robbers forced the vault open, loaded cash into a car, and fled toward Gate City with a machine gun allegedly trained on the doorway.
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Birmingham
Alt
Woodlawn American National Bank
Gate City
William Cox
Cox
C. L. Porter
John Kyle
George Muser
Solomon Hines
Well Developed Cotton Stalks Displayed by Local Farmer
Two well grown cotton stalks were shown by Ross Gillespie from a Red River farm near Buzzard Bluff. One stalk, Coker-5, bore 22 mature bolls, 1 half grown boll, and 35 squares. grown by tenant D. R. Treece. The other, Big Boll Rowden stralan, grown by Henry Smith, showed 25 bolls and 45 squares. The crop appeared green and not drought-stricken.
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Ross Gillespi
Red River
Buzzard Bluff
D. R. Treece, Tennant
Henry Smith
Blindfold Auto Racer in False Pretense Charge
Rozner a self styled world champion blindfold auto racer was arrested in Melena Arkansas on orders from Anderson South Carolina authorities He waived extradition and awaits arrival of Anderson who alleges Rozner defrauded Anderson businessmen of 130 dollars by promising a blindfold driving demonstration
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Melena
Ark
Daredevil Rozner
Anderson S. C
Anderson
Rozner
Rosston to Stage Local Talent Play Saturday Night
Rosston will present a home talent show titled The Whole Tewi's Talking next Saturday at the high school. Sponsored by the Rosston School Improvement Club, it is expected to draw a large crowd from North Hampstead and Nevada counties.
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Rossto N
Rosston
Former Arkansan To Receive Honor
Denver. Earl W. Hodges of New York former secretary of state of Arkansas is expected to be elected president of the International Lions Club at the 14th annual convention in session here beginning today. Hodges is first vice president with no opposition. The principal speech will be by Ray L. Riley of Sacramento, outgoing president.
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Denver
Colo
Earl W. Hodges
New York
Arkansas
International Lions Club
Hodges
Ray ‘L. Riley
Sacramento
California
All Offers For Meteor Refused
Scores visited the Bailey farm eight miles northwest of Heber Springs to view a meteor that fell in a field Monday morning. The 4 pound dark iron hue meteor with a metallic ring was offered up to $100 but Julian Bailey refused all bids to keep the stone. Witnesses saw the meteor travel from the northeast with a smoke cloud and heard two loud explosions before impact.
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Heber Springs
Scores
Julian Bailey
Bailey
Tourist Dies Suddenly at Camp Near Bentonville
Bentonville July 15 A Mc Kennie a 68 year old retired railroad man from Bennis Texas died late Saturday night of a heart attack at Cabin Court Camp during a motor tour of the ark. A physician was summoned but he passed away before aid could reach him.
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Bentonville
A. McKennie
Bennis
Texas
Cabin Court Camp
Solbout JO Piantos
Victim of Shooting Refuses to Discuss It
Russellville report of a shooting where Albert Dale, a 23 year old patient, sustained three bullet wounds. Dr J M Stanford, a physician, shot him Saturday afternoon. Dale has a good chance to live. Stanford’s preliminary hearing is set for July 38.
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Russellville
Increased Cotton Acreage Reported
July 1 cotton acreage in Arkansas rose two percent from last year with four million twelve thousand acres under cultivation. Cool May and June floods caused replanting, but stands averaged 77 percent of normal. Weevil infestation stood at 4.0 percent, aiding the overall acreage shift mainly in the eastern third of the state.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Federal Departments of Agriculture
Bahia
Charles §. Botton
Earl Page
North Central
Whale Collides With Liner Kills Whale at Sea
New York July 14 passengers aboard the Linee Samaria report a gigantic whale swam beside the liner, lunged beneath the water, and crashed its head into the bow causing a spray of sea blood. The dramatic encounter left observers stunned and marked a deadly moment at sea.
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New York
Linee Samaria
Magnet clears roads of nails and iron
In Phoenix Arizona on July 15 the state highway commission described its new magnet device. The tool, called hone built, scrapes highways to collect iron nails screws and other metal debris, reportedly gathering about 150000 pounds.
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Poenix
Ariz
Arigond Highway Commission
Trial for Veteran Davis Opens in Foreman Murder Case
Ashdown July 15 Geor Davis 55 a roving former Spanish American war veteran faced a murder trial in Little River county for the death of his bride of six weeks found in an abandoned well near Foreman on June 16. Gilbert and his wife, berry pickers, testified Davis talked of a terrible accident and claimed his wife had fallen into the well. They aided him then fled to summon help, leading to Davis being arrested at the scene. The case hinges on alleged blows with a board and the well’s partial covering as key evidence.
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Ashdown
Geot. Davis
Little River County
Blackber
Foreman
Supreme Ag
Daley
Rover
Buite
Apo Dadisan
Gilbert
Cours
Davis
DuLaney
Accident Victim Buys Farm With Damages
Kansas City Wyandotte county probate court authorizes 10-year-old Emil Stoelmacher to buy a $4,500 farm near De Soto Kansas with damages awarded after a major accident. The purchase includes livestock and growing crops as Emil, who spent months in hospital after brain trauma, gains ownership with his family aiding the gift.
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Kan
Enmal Stoelmacher
DeSoto
Kansas
Emil
Wyandotte
Fmil
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