Father admits no clear remorse after killings in Oklahoma
In Muskogee Oklahoma J Ap June 29 Jap Ingram 35 an unemployed barber held in jail confessed to fatally shooting his two young children at a Coweta farm after wounding his wife's relatives. The 2 year old Donald died instantly while 4 year old Mary Lou died hours later. Ingram said he did not know if he felt sorry. Relatives described the family as hungry and ragged. Ingram was arrested an hour after the killings as he rode toward Sand Springs where his wife worked.
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Muskogee
Okla
Jap Ingram
Ingram
Coweta
Donald
Mary Lou
Sam
R. L. Jones
Broken Arrow
Sand Springs
Jones
Sam Sewell
John Voss
Sewell
Voss
Five-Mile-a-Minute Planes Tuned For New Attack on Air
Major James Doolittle’s 294 mph land plane speed record and 17 other marks face challenge as the 1933 National Air Races gather in Los Angeles July 1–4. Faster, more powerful aircraft are expected, with mystery speed planes under construction and a total $50,000 in cash prizes plus trophies. Women pilots, including Mae Haiglip, Jimmie Haizlin, and Gladys O’Donnell, will compete for $5,000 to $7,000 in multiple events, while famed racers Wedell-Williams and Gee Bee contend for top honors in cross-country and Thompson Trophy races.
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Erskine Johnson
Los Angeles
James Doolittle
Municipal
New York
South Bend
Ind
Roscoe Turner
America
Cleveland
Long Beach
Cal
Haizlin
O'Donnell
Jimmie Hardip
Doolittle
trans-Atlantic Flyer
Alexander Fe Seversky
Russian
Naval Air Service
Seversky
Arthur
Clister
Joliet, LL
Wallace pledges $31 million for Kansas wheat growers
Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace told about 5000 Kansas listeners in Salina that the administration will distribute $31,000,000 to the state within a year under the wheat program. He announced a 30 cent processing tax on domestic wheat and estimated $150,000,000 in revenue, with Kansas receiving about $41,000,000, two thirds in September and the rest next spring. He said Europe cannot be relied on to absorb surpluses and that the tax raises the American tariff on wheat. He spoke after a round table discussion and then left for Topeka.
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Salina
Kans
Kansas
Henry Wallace
Wallace
United States
Europe
Topeka
Prediction of $48 Wheat By Voliva At Meeting
Zion, June 2 AP Wilbur Glenn Voliva the religious leader predicted wheat would reach 48 dollars a bushel after lean years. He announced the forecast during a mid week prayer meeting stating the $48 price would come as the earth’s cycle turns.
Seven-Year Drought Forecast Shrinking Grain Supply
He warned that after seven years of drought the grain stock would be so scarce that distribution would be by handfuls. The ominous projection highlights growing food insecurity and potential rationing as farmers struggle with dwindling harvests.
Lovely Dresses After Shedding 49 Pounds of Fat
Woman sheds fat with Kruschen Salts claim of a healthier, more energetic look. Mrs Di Salvo of Woodhaven says she dropped from a 44 dress to a 39, praise for appetite control and vitality. Jar lasts seven weeks at Pope Drugstore or any drugstore. Money back if not satisfied.
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Kruschen
Pope Drugstore
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