Pilot Skill Saves Fifteen From Airliner Crash
A veteran pilot W F Smith and oil station attendant Joseph Marlatt credited with saving 15 people when a two motor TWA liner crashed into a cottage near the New York Chicago run end. The plane clipped a roof and spun to the ground. Several passengers and crew were hospitalized with varying injuries. Detained for observation were Smith Co pilot Houle stewardess Davidson passenger Ziolukowshki Marshall Mahoney.
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W. F. Smith
TWA
Smith
Robert’ Marlatt
Glenn
Joseph Marlatt
Marlatt
George Houle
Columbus
Grace J. Davidson
Pittsburgh
Marie Ziolukowshki
Raymond W. Marshall
New York
Mussolini Divides Ethiopia Into Five Administrative Parts
Rome reports Italy's Mussolini divides Ethiopia into five parts for the new Roman Empire. Eritrea with Asmara. Amhara with Gondar. Galla and Sidamo with Jimma. Harar with Harar. Somaliland with Mogadishu. Addis Ababa named capital under a viceroy and vice governor general. two consultative bodies to assist the central government.
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Rome
Arthesiopia
Benito Mussolini
Roman Empire
Eritrea
Asmaray
Amiara
Gondar
Galla
Sidamo
Jimma
Hara
Harar
Sonalianch
Mogadiscio
Ethionia
Eee
Exercise Makes Beautiful Legs Says Toni Lanier
Holly Woon California actress Toni Lanier touts beauty through exercise. She says proper training can create healthier, lovelier legs for women, though she notes ankles need protection and jokes about the effect of the Hawaii trip and hula on appearance.
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Holly Woon
Calif
Movieland
Officials in Italian East Africa and Consulta Assembly
Officials in Italian East Africa form a council with a general Consulta. Resident citizens are chosen by the viceroy from established merchants and industrialists, plus six chiefs and notables selected from East African subels.
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Afrinca
Consulta
Veteran News Editor Bob Glen Retires in Spokane
Spokane Washington June 1 AP Forty five hours of service on the news desk ends as Bob Glen aged 70 retires as news editor of the Spokane Review after a long tenure.
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Spokane
Wash
Cor Robert
Bob) Glen
Spokane Review
Dust Bowl floods sweep Colorado and neighboring states
Granada Colorado June 1 AP Dust bowl residents began today digging out of mud and debris from floods that claimed seven lives and caused widespread property damage. The missing John Garzia 65 farm hand was believed buried in the sludge near Springfield. Other victims included the Gonzales family member and three others from Colorado and Kansas. Officials delayed damage estimates as crews checked livestock highways railroads bridges and homes hit by floodwaters.
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Colo
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
John Garzia
Simon Gonzales
Springfidtd
Lou
Butte Creek
Gonales
Goodland
Kas
A. G. Baumgartner
Pritchett
Stansas
Jack Oneill
Dust Bowl Flood Toll Halts Roads In Oklahoma And Kansas
Weather and flood damage across Oklahoma and Kansas disrupt travel. Roads closed from Boise City to Guymon and Canton, with motorists rerouted. Railbed damage near Santa Fe lines and 150 workers restore the bed as water levels rise, Arkansas River at Calder City and Springfield Bull Creek reservoir nearly full.
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Okla
Camp
Calo
Guymon
Gusmeoa
Hardestry
Canton
Holly
Dust Bowl
J. McGeath
Bulle Creek
Springfield
Calder City
Kas
Arkansas River
Pueblo
Colo
Brown Shoe ordered to reinstate striking workers and union members
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that Brown Shoe Company must cease interference with union affairs and rehire three women discharged for union membership. It also must offer reinstatement to other Salem plant workers who struck last October, reversing a prior dismissal by a lower examiner.
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Washington
National Labor R Relations Board
Brown Shoe Company
United States
Salem
Com
Salem Illinois plant clash disrupts union activity
Indicated that citizens of Salem Illinois used intimidation and threats to disrupt union membership at a local plant. Company workers faced hostility as organizers reported pressure to close the facility. Authorities investigated possible labor dispute interference.
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Bing
Salem
Iinois
Ito
Police bait trap to catch 700 fugitives in Brooklyn
Police in New York City’s Brooklyn district conducted a wide search after a caller reported seeing a man described as a fugitive. The incident prompted detectives to swarm the area, though details remain unclear and ongoing.
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New York
Brooklyn
Trapped in Subway Cut Near Zoo Triggers Food Trap
Police responded to a report of someone trapped in a subway cut near the zoo. Residents had phoned in with vague information. No one was found in the cut, but investigators baited a trap with meat and vegetables in hopes of locating the missing person.
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Zoo
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