Hungarian Aces Off On Flight To Budapest
Weather favors transatlantic hop as reserve officers George Endres and Alexander Magyar prep to depart from Newfoundland in the Justice to Hungary. They planned a non stop flight to Budapest with favorable winds but low clouds over the Atlantic. They carried food and wireless gear and planned hourly status calls as they aimed to reach 2,000 miles safely.
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Harbor Grace
N. P
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Justice
Hungary
Newfoundland
Buda
James H. Kimbal
New York
Great Circle
Atlantic
Endres
KHNZA
Diamond Freed by Jury in New York on Assault Charge
Jack Diamond, longtime gangster associate of Arnold Rothstein, is acquitted of an April 15 assault on Grover Parks in the Catskills. A two day trial found Diamond was in Albany at the time, despite Parks and James Duncan testimony. Indictments remain tied to the Parks case as Governor Roosevelt pressed racketeering investigations.
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Diamond
New York
Troy
Jack Diamond
Victor
New York State
Arnold Rothstein
Grover Parks
Catskill Mountain
Parks
Dammond
Albany
James Duncan
Legs
Roosevelt
Catskills
New York City
Bank to Open in Maryville Replacing Local Bank
Ample funds to open Citizens State Bank of Maryville to replace First National Bank have been pledged. Articles signed, about 70 stockholders raised the capital of 100000 dollars with 25000 dollars surplus and 25000 dollars undivided profits, tentative July dates noted. In Caruthersville, John Cltius and Elmer Edwards held on robbery charges after Texas couple Mr and Mrs A A Polk were robbed of three diamond rings and a revolver on Highway 61. A preliminary hearing is set for Friday.
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Associated Press
Maryville
Citizens’ State Bank
Naional Bank
Caruthersville
John Cltius
Elmer Edwards
A. A. Polk
Houston
Texas
Edwards
Daytime Pajama Fad Sweeps the Nation
Chicago reports the daytime pajama trend spreading nationwide with women wearing nightclothes in public. A few places ban or encourage it, while many cities see pajamas on streets and in stores during heat waves, with police in some cities supporting modest attire.
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Chicago
United States
United Press
Lewistown
Mont
Des Moines
Iowa
Atlanta
Texarkana
Texas
Ark
Arkansas
Dallas
Middlewest
New York
Washington
Touchlight Parade to Feature Shriners Convention Tonight
Cleveland July 15 AP Members of the Imperial Council of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ruled on a convention city and installed Thomas g Houston as imperial potentate. Tonight a torchlight parade will precede a review of torch bearers at the municipal stadium. Topeka nobles seek a new temple, with Abdallah Temple leaders petitioning for a Topeka location. No action has been taken on the proposal.
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Mystic Shrine
Thomas g.Houston
Chicago
Houston
Outer Guard
Municipal Stadium
John A. Steinmeyer
Abdallah
Temple
Leavenworth
Eas
Topeka
Kansas
New York Prohibition Investigator Resigns Amid Charges
Charles W. Kress, a prohibition investigator in Central New York, resigned July 4 to avoid a transfer to New York City after presenting sweeping charges about dry enforcement. Howard T. Jones, acting prohibition administrator, said an investigation was begun and would be reviewed by administrator Woodcock upon his return. In New York, Mary Garden’s daughter is said to be in Corsica for exercise and rest on the beaches.
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Washington
Prohibition
Charles W. Kress
New York State
Bureau
Howard T. Jones
Kress
Andrew McCampbell
New York
New York City
Jones
Colonel Woodcock
Woodrock
Porto Rico
Prohibition Bureau
Woodcock
Mary Garden
Corsica
Wall Street Dims as Currency Swings Spark Nervous Trading
Financial markets wobble amid European crisis as stock prices weaken and currency exchange rates plunge. Pound hits 1925 lows while the franc strengthens. rails falter and major issues slide several points. Domestic signals show slight power use gains and firmer credit, with bears restrained and possible bear raiding deterred.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Wall Street
Europe
U. S, Steel
American
Telephone
American Can
Chrysler
Air Reduction
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse
Eastman
Consolidated Gas
Case
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Atchison
Auburn
General Motors
General Electric
Bears
Stork ‘Exchange
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Patent Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Baalmann's Gas Tablets to remove gas from the stomach and bowels. It claims relief from pressure, anxiety, palpitations, drowsiness, blotting, and numb cold limbs by preventing gas interference with circulation. Sold in a yellow package at drug stores and Henry DeWyl's store.
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Baalmann
Price St
Henry Dewyl
Reflection on Wall Causes Traffic Jam in Chicago District
A large crowd formed at South Ashland and Elburn Avenues in Chicago after a lighted outline of a woman with a child appeared on a brick building. Fire and police investigated, extinguished nearby lights, and concluded it was a reflection. The 15 foot high glow reappeared in darkness and then faded.
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Chicago
South Ashland
Elburn Avenues
Franklin invention saves an institution founded by Rim
An AP report from Philadelphia states Benjamin Franklin’s lightning rod saved the Pennsylvania Hospital during a severe storm. Fire crews said a bolt struck the main building’s cupola but was deflected, preventing damage to the historic hospital founded in Franklin’s era.
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Franklin Invention
Rim
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Hospital
Storm Rages Over Philadelphia Tower Inundates City
A feature of the storm cutting through Philadelphia and vicinity enveloped the area early today with a wall of flame and structural damage. One death and property losses around a total of $1,000,000 were reported as many city sections were submerged under several feet of water. surgical relics and priceless documents were not damaged.
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Philadelphia
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