Fliers Lind in Germany and Post Gatty reach Moscow
Trans Atlantic fliers Otto Hiltig and Holger Jyns made a forced landing at Krefeld Germany after 32 hours from Newfoundland and resumed to Copenhagen Denmark. Wiley Post and Harold Gatty landed at Moscow's October Airdome from Berlin after a nine hour 950 mile leg on their around the world trip.
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Germany
Otto Hiltig
Holger Holj- Yns
Newfoundland
Copenhagen
Denmark
Sthey
Depp
Fiers
Spain
France
Fiiers
Atlantic
Europe
Rhineland
Ethey
Irkutsk
Moscow
3Post
Gatty
Soviet Society For the Development of
Radio program highlights and personalities listed
A dense list of radio programs and times features the Pickard family, Rudy Vallée and his orchestra, Curtain Time, the Boswell Sisters, Ryder Cup golf reports from Columbus Ohio, Little Jack Little, The Radio Roundup, organ recitals, Skinner Mintz orchestra, and other shows across NBC CBS WEAF WIZ WABC and local stations. Multiple mentions of golf matches and a public health contest are included.
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Pickard
W3z
NBC
Rudy Vallee
SWEAF
CBS
Boswell Sisters
WABC
Banquet
Columbus
Ohio
Little Jack Little
Larry
WIZ
Helen Dale
San Diego
Calif
Gorgas Memorial Institute
BAF
Eradio Guild
YIZ
Side
World In Music
Pierre Key
WEAF
Alex Morrison
Strage Attack on Massachusetts Girl Earns Attention
Bourne, June 25. Ellen Edstrom, 17, said two men abducted her uncle Charles Johnson from his home early today. Johnson, 70 plus, was bound and gagged then freed. Ellen escaped to neighbor Louis Norris after a man entered her room, covered her head, and strangled her. her face swollen and mouth bleeding. State police questioned Johnson as details emerged. Edstrom was hysterical as she prepared to return home.
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Bournedale
Mass
Ellen Edstrom
Charles Johnson
Louis Norris
Johnson
Earlicy
Charlie
Johson
Edstrom
Oklahoma Official Shot by Negro Near Watonga
Watonga Okla June 25 AP Guy Jarvis 38 Blaine county undersheriff was shot and killed today as he tried to arrest a man on a gasoline theft charge at a farm house seven miles northeast of Watonga Deputy George Gender was lightly wounded by buckshot A posse of officers and citizens pursued the Negro identified by the survivor as Fillmore Davis 45 of Watonga fleeing in the murdered officer s car toward Cleo Springs state and federal officers joined the hunt racing toward the western Oklahoma area in a bid to capture the slayer
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Watonga
Okla
Guy Jarvis
Blaine County
Here
George Gender
Fillmore Davis
Davis
Carthage Man Testifies Self Defense in Murder Trial
James Creighton testified he shot Coyne Hatten in self defense after Hatten allegedly drew a weapon during a quarrel over a girl. Prosecution rebuttals said Hatten was unarmed and no quarrel was heard. Creighton’s written confession was also admitted as evidence. Evidence concluded at noon. jury to hear closing arguments next.
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Carthage
James Creighton
Bank Tobber
Coyne Hatten
Webb City
Creighton
Hatten
Youth ideals shape nation's salvation says Walther League leader
At the closing session of the 39th International Walther League Convention in FoCono Pines Pennsylvania Rev I Nieder of St Charles Missouri urged that the future of the United States rests not on resources or political power but on the ideals of its citizens and its youth.
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Focono Pines
United States
I. Nieder
St. Charles
Osage Bend wedding ties Catherine Siebeneck to Emil Mertens
In Osage Bend on Tuesday morning at 7:30, Miss Catherine Siebeneck wed Emil Mertens at Igaret's Vathalle Church. Rev. H Wagoner officiated with brides maid Bellah Siebeneck and maid of honor Frances Mertens. Attendants Raymond Siebeneck and Evert Mertens. The bride wore white with veil and orange blossoms. bouquets of white lilies. A post ceremony dinner followed at the bride's mother's home and a reception dance at Mertens Hall.
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Osage Bend
Catherine Siebeneck
Maggle Siebeneck
Emil Mertens
Igaret
Vathalle
Ines
H. Wagoner
Bellah Siebeneck
Frances Mertens
Raymond Siebeneck
Evert Mertens
Mer‘ten
W. A. Allen
Brazite
I. Adrian
Earl Osage
Bend
Lincoln Park
Jefferson City
Propaganda on Electricity in Schools Draws Federal Inquiry
A federal utility inquiry reviewed nationwide distribution of electricity and gas propaganda to schools and newspapers. In 1927 China distributed 136,000 pamphlets, with Illinois and New York following, while Missouri reported pamphlets reaching 690 of 790 schools or about 88,453 students.
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Washington
Federalate Commission
Public Utility Inquiry
China
William Chantland
Ilinois
New York
Une
New Yogland
Connecticut
Missouri
Fatal Petting Party Trial Opens In Court
Newport New Jersey June 25 AP Defense for Filiot Hathaway continued to challenge the state claim that Verna Russell a student nurse died by strangulation. The defense argues death resulted from accidental strangulation by a fragment of artificial tooth during an auto gin-drinking pelting party. Dr Thomas A Gonzales testified that evidence could not determine the exact form of asphyxia.
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Newport
Filiot
Hathaway
Verna Russell
Thomas A. Gonzales
New York City
George Urley
Mona the black alley cat inherits trust fund in Boston
Mona an aged black alley cat gains a life of nine dollars monthly from a trust left by Miss Charlotte Sutton. Three cats were named to share the income. one died and one strayed. Mona was moved to a Melrose home after Sutton’s death as relatives challenged the will. the trust was upheld.
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Boston
Mona
Charlotte Sutten
Miss Sutton
Melrose
Consolidation as aim of 20000 educators
Rural schools across the nation face consolidation as 20,000 educators prepare for the National Education Association meeting in Los Angeles from June 27 to July 4. The one room schools, often with minimal enrollment and underpaid teachers, number about 161,531, many with scant resources and teachers earning low wages.
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Washington
Nnational Education Association
Los Angeles
Missouri
Tven
Two Killed One Hurt in Crash at Chanute Kansas
In Chanute Kansas an automobile overturned into a ten foot ditch east of Shaw killing Frthil Kerschner Moran and Foster A. Johnson. Mrs. Gorrie Swan of Chanute was injured and taken to Erie. Johnson and Kerschner were state highway employees. Kerschner was a special maintenance foreman in Neosho Wilson and Allen counties.
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Kas
Frthil Kersehner
Moran
Foster A. Johnson
Gorrie Swan
Shaw
Johnsson
Kerschner
Johnson
Kerschmer
Neasho
Wilson
Allen
Swan
Erie
Sheriff Linked to Bootlegger in Missouri Trial
Springfield Missouri June 25 AP Sheriff J L Day Forsyth retired prominent witness in a federal liquor trial testifying yesterday about Ed Warren a Taney county farmer charged with ceiling liquor Day denied helping Warren move a still Day's name appeared again as trial for Floyd Hunk Melton accused of operating a still last August Prohibition agents Tom Harris and L R Han testified about disarming the sheriff deputy and a constable in a campaign against a stir allegedly orchestrated by Melton and Paul Goodall who turned government evidence
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Springfield
Taney County
J.L. Day
Forsyth
Tom MacNally
Warren
Melton
Paul Goodall
Riveting workers face hazards of air hammers in steel plants
Dr Morris Fishben notes riveters in modern skyscraper districts use air driven tools with a 33 pound gun striking 1000 blows per minute. Hazards include arm and ear strain, with insurance costs set at 459 dollars per 1600 of coverage. Also covered are dead fingers in stone cutters due to vibration cold and sustained gripping, while optimism exists for tool design improvements. In Santiago Chile a neon gun marks time for a million valley residents as a cannon roars in an Andean park, prompting sound travel calculations.
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Morris Fishben
Alice Hamilton
Santiago
Chile
San Lucia
Wall Street Bulls Rally On Metal Prices And Reich Credit
Stocks surged as non ferrous metal prices rose and a $100,000,000 Reichsbank loan was announced. Copper shares led gains with Anaconda Phelps Dodge and Cerro de Pasco among advance leaders. Case rose sharply and several major issues climbed. Reichsbank weekly gold reserves fell further to about $80 million, while banks' credit eased market nerves.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Reichsbank
Mellon
Paris
Wall Street
Anaconda
Direntors
Calumet
Arizona
National
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Cerro de Pasco
Case
Aubin
U.S. Steel
International Harvester
Air Reduction
McKessor and Robbins
Sigeelt and Myers
Dupont, Stone and Webster
American Water Works
Woolworth
Johns Manville
New York Central
England
France
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Berl
State rests in case of Gordon stranglers
New York prosecutors closed their case against Harry Stein and Samuel Greenberg charged with strangling Vivian Gordon to death in an automobile February 25 and leaving her body in a swill in Van Cortlandt Park. The abrupt end left the defense unprepared and a two hour recess was granted before defense testimony.
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New York
Harry Stein
Samuel Greenberg
Vivian Gordon
van Cortlandt Park
Hoover Plan Will Help The Entire World
Dr. E. B. Clements, national Republican committeeman, endorsed Hoover's moratorium, saying it could aid the world if politics are kept out. He warned moratorium principles should not apply to local or state issues, noting a difference when dealing with international matters especially Germany. He added crops are fine and business improves, calling Hoover's plan salutary.
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Macon
E. B. Clements
National Republican
Germany
Hoover
New York Woman Removed from Bench in Unprecedented Case
New York June 25 The appellate division of the supreme court removed Magistrate Dean Norris the first woman to hold New York magistracy after five justices unanimously sustained five counts of malfeasance. Referee Samuel Seabury charged she altered cart records allowed her name in a yeast advertisement was harsh with prisoners and committed other unfitting acts.
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New York
Dean
Norris
Penal board takes charge at Boonville reform school
Boonville reformatory is now under the control of Major Otto White as the Penal Board assumes oversight. Lafferty first entered the reformatory in October 1929 and was paroled in December 1930.
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Penal Board
Boonville
Reformatory
Otto White
Lafferty
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