Danes join flight crew landing at Krefeld then depart
Anson and Holger Hillig land at Krefeld Germany after flying from New England and seek Copenhagen, sharing a brief friendly stop with local air police. They report fuel exhausted and fatigue from a 32 hour post-Berlin flight before continuing toward Denmark.
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Germany
Otto Hillig
Holger Hoiils
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Copen- Shagen
Denmark
Gauty
Copenhagen
Spain
France
Atlantic
Europe
Rhineland
Netherlands
Moscow
Wiley
Harold Gatty
Berlin
Swheir
Irkutsk
Airdome
Post
Gatty
Soviet Society For the Development of Aviation
Telvis Organization
Radio Tonight Listings From WABC and NBC Networks
Radio schedule highlights include Pickard family hillbilly songs on WJZ NBC at 3 43, Rudy Vallee and his orchestra at 6, dramatic sketch Curtain Time on WABC CBS at 6 45, Boswell sisters at 7 15, Ryder Cup golf reports from Columbus at 3, Little Jack Little at 9 15, Radio Roundup at 9 30, organ recital by Larry Rsen at 10 10, Herbie Mintz orchestra from Chicago at 10 20, and final marble tournament results in Ocean City at 2 30 a m. Weathered listings note Ted Husing reporting Ryder Cup matches from Columbus and other musical programs across WEAF WEAP and WJZ networks.
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QEAP
NBC
Wabcsbs
Larryrsen
WJZ
aHerbie Mintz
Chicago
WEAF
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N. F
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Helen Dale
San Diego
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Gorgas Memorial Institute
BEAP
Ted Husing
Columbus
Ohio
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CNBS
Eradig Guild
Herre Key
Alex Morrison
Major Bowes
WEAP
Wohi White
NEC
WABRG
CBS
Bewe
Mass. Girl Survives Abduction and Attack
In Bourne, Miss Ellen Edstrom, 17, reported two men abducted her uncle Charles Johnson, 70 plus, tying him and beating him. Johnson later aided police inquiry as they questioned him about the incident while Ellen escaped to Louis Norris’s home. Her face showed swelling and bleeding after the assault, and authorities pursued the details.
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Bournedale
Mass
Ellen Edstrom
Charles Johnson
Louis Norris
Johnson
Charlie
Nos Edstrom
Bourne- Gale
Oklahoma Official Fatally Shot in Gasoline Theft Arrest
Blaine county Undersheriff Guy Jarvis, 38, was struck and killed by a Black suspect during an attempted arrest seven miles northeast of Watonga Oklahoma on a gasoline theft charge. Deputy George Gender was wounded by buckshot as a posse pursued Fillmore Davis, 45, of Watonga, who fled in the officer’s car toward Cleo Springs after the shooting. Authorities and federal officers pursued the slayer from Enid, noting Davis’ flight from the scene near Okeenton State Highway No. 8.
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Watonga
Okla
Guy Jarvis
Blaine County
Here
George Gender
Fillmore Davis
Watongs
Davis
Okeenton
Enid
Cleo Springs
Oklahoma
Carthage Man Claims Self Defense in Fatal Shooting
James Creighton, accused of first degree murder in the slaying of Gayne Hatten, testified he acted in self defense after Hatten allegedly approached, quarrelled, and gestured as if drawing a revolver. Witnesses denied a quarrel. Creighton’s written confession was entered yesterday. Jury to hear closing arguments after noon.
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Carthage
James Creighton
Gayne Hatten
Webb City
Creighton
Hatten
Youth Ideals Shape Nations at Walther League Meet
Focona Pines Pa June 23 AP The future of the United States rests on citizen and youth ideals, says the Rev F Nieder of St Charles Mo at the closing session of the 49th International Walther League Convention.
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Focona Pines
API
United States
F Nieder
St. Charles
Sal A Leday
Osage Bend Wedding at St Margaret’s Church
Catherine Siebeneck daughter of Mes. Mag pie Siebeneck of Osage Beil wed Emi Mertens at St Margaret's Catholic Church in Osage Bend Tuesday morning. Rev H Wagoner officiated with Maid of Honor Frances Mertens and bridesmaid Bewind Siebeneck. Groom’s attendants Raymond Siebeneck and Evert Mertens attended. reception at bride’s mother’s home followed by a dance at Mertens Hall.
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Mes
Mag Pie Siebeneck
Osrge Beil
Emi Mertens
St. Margaret's Catholic Church
H. Wagoner
Miss Bewind Siebeneck
Frances Mertens
Raymond Siebeneck
Evert Mertens
Merten’s
W. A. Allen
Osage Bend
Brazito
Win
I. Adrian
Propaganda on Electricity in the Schools
Federal inquiry reveals wide distribution of electric and gas pamphlets to schools in 1927 totaling 136 000 nationwide. New York and Massachusetts received large shares while Missouri reports distributed to 690 of 790 schools enrolling 88 453 students. Newsrooms reflected much of this material in editorial columns.
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Washington
the Commission
Publi Utility Inquiry
Oia
Wiliam T Chantland
Waois
Maw York
Iine
New Iceland
Connecticut
Missouri
Fatal Petting Party Case In Court
Newport New Jersey June 25 AP counsel for Elliott Hathaway argued the defense theory that Verna Russell died not by strangulation but accidentally from a fragment of artificial tooth during a gin and petting party. Dr Thomas A Gonzales medical examiner testified the evidence could not determine the exact form of asphyxia.
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Newport
R. 1
Elliott Hathaway
Verna Russell
Hathaway
Thomas A. Gonzales
New York City
George Murley
Deferee
Black Miley Wins Life of Ease Intrust Fund Case
Boston June 24 AP Mona a thick alley cat gains life of ease with 9000 dollar trust fund from late owner Miss Charlotte Sutton. Mona sole survivor among three cats, relatives fought will but court upheld trust. Mona moved from a boarding house to a Melrose relative.
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Boston
Mona
Charlotte Sutton
Consolidation Aims at 20600 Educators Convention
Rural schools face push for consolidation as the national education association plans a June to July Los Angeles meeting with about 20000 educators. One room schools vary from five to thirty pupils. Missouri case shows seasonal operation with no pupils. Teachers' education and salaries highlighted amid funding pressures.
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Washington
Dime 21
National Education Association
Los Angeles
Auto overturn near Chanute claims two workers in ditch
Chanute Kansas June 25 AP Arthur Kerschner Moran was jolted Foster A Johnson fatally injured and Mrs Carvie Swan of Chanute injured when an automobile overturned into a ten foot ditch east of Shaw last night Johnson died shortly before noon today Kerschner and Johnson were state highway employees Kerschner was a special maintenance foreman in Neosho Wilson and Allen counties Johnson a district foreman He suffered a broken collar bone and is in a hospital here Mrs Swan was taken to the home of a sister in Evie
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Kas
Arthur Kerschner
Moran
Foster A. Johnson
Carvie Swan
Shaw
Johnson
Kerschner
Neosho
Wilson
Allen
Sheriff linked to stills in Forsyth liquor trials
Springfield Mass June 24 AP Sheriff J J Day of Forsyth testified as a character witness for Ed Warren a farmer charged with selling liquor. Day denied helping Warren move a still. Warren’s jury later became deadlocked. Separate testimony involved Floyd Melton and Paul Gooralt in a government bid to prove an alleged still operation in Forsyth area.
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J. J. Day
Forsyth
Tom MacNally
Warren
Day
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Floyd “Unk ‘Melton
Tom Harris
L. R. Han
Melton
Paul Gooralt
Health risks of rivetters and industrial hammers
Industrial workers in riveting crews endure high noise and vibration from air powered hammers, risking “dead fingers” and numb hands. Experts note long term health effects from tool vibration but expect improvements to reduce injuries. In Santiago Chile a neon gun signals time across the valley with a cannon firing in San Lucia park.
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Inoirance
Alice Hamilton
Santiago
Chile
San Lucia
Liz
Bullish Wall Street Rallies on Metals and Reichsbank News
Stock market rose on further metal gains a $100000000 Reichsbank hit and Mellon Paris visit spurring broad gains. Copper shares surged with Anaconda Calumet and Arizona National Lead Phelps Dodge and Cerro de Pasco leading. Case Auburn and other issues advanced as weekly Reichsbank gold reserves fell and credit support from Banks of England and France steadied nerves.
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Associated Press
New York
Apj
Mellon
Paris
Wall Street
Anaconda
Calumet
Arizona
National
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Cerro de Pasco
Case
Auburn
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Air Reduction
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Liggett and Myers
Dupont, Stone and Webster
American Water Works
Woolworth
Johns Manvine
New York Central
Reichsbank
England
France
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Berlin
State rests in case of Gordon stranglers
New York June 23 AP The state rested its case against Harry Steig and Samuel Greenberg charged with strangling Vivian Gordon to death in an automobile February 25 and abandoning her body in a Van Cortlandt Park gully. The abrupt end surprised the defense which was not ready to proceed. A two hour recess was ordered and defense testimony was to begin later.
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New York
Harry Steig
Samuel Greenberg
Vivian Gordon
van Cortlandt Park
Erazstec
Hoover plan praised as world aid by Missouri Republican
Macon Missouri June 33 AP Clements national Republican committeeman endorsed President Hoover’s moratorium arguing it could help the United States and the world if partisan lines are kept out and Congress and the president work together. He warned the plan should not force local or state business, noting a hard policy toward Germany could backfire and that domestic crops and business are improving.
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Macon
Clements
National Republican
Germany
Hoover
New York Woman Removed From Magistracy
Magistrate Jean Norris, New Yorks first woman in the magistracy, was removed by the appellate division of the supreme court after five counts of malfeasance were sustained. Referee Samuel Seabury led the charges alleging unfitness, altered short records, improper ad use, unnecessary appearances with prisoners, and other unfitting acts.
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New York
Jean Norris
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Samuel Seabury
Penal board takes charge at Boonville reform school
The Boonville reformatory is now under the charge of Major Otto White while Lafferty, who entered the reform in 1929, has been paroled in December 1930.
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Boonville
Otto White
Lafferty
Reformatory
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