Russians Find Ice Floe and Dull Camp Life
Moscow reports the four Soviet polar party members camping on a drifting ice floe endure monotonous routines. Radio operator Ernest Krenkel describes freezing food, a chilly hut, and a quiet camp where crew wake times, chocolate rewards, and careful weather observations mark the day. The report notes quiet, ice noises, and a dog’s nocturnal whimpers amid the isolation.
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Moscow
Ernest Krenkel
Krnekt
Ivan D. Pananin
Tam
Krenkel
Eugene Federov
Rudolf ‘Island
Bhrenkel
Spain
China
Plans for 1935 Colt Snow Sponsorship Meeting
Chamber of Commerce to sponsor 1935 Colt Snow. county extension agents from Cole Osage Miller Callaway and Moniteau will attend a meeting of the committee in charge. A large chain owned by Ban Hartnett three miles northwest of Centertown was destroyed by fire after a lightning strike last night. Clarence Bunige son of Dr Bunige of Bland and Mrs John Eveler of Eveler's Filling Station Highway 50 East underwent ton lectomies at their physician's office today.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cole
Osage
Miller
Callaway
Monileau
Ban Hartnett
Centertown
Clarence Bunige
Bunige
Bland
John Eveler
Eveler
Highway 50
East
McLaughlin Divorce: McLaughlin Gets Temporary Alimony
Irene Castle McLaughlin, famed Chicago dancer, wins a temporary alimony of 750 dollars for one month in her divorce case against Maj. Frederick McLaughlin. Judge John Lupe leaves permanent custody undecided for Barbara, 12, and William Foot McLaughlin, 8, with the matter to be reassigned in chancery court soon.
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Chicago
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Chicago Society
Frederick McLlaughlin
Wealth
John Lupe
Superior Court
Barbara
William Foot McLaughlin
Chancery Division
Police charity dance to aid city’s needy this October
The_police_department plans a multi venue charity dance October 21 with swing and square dances across the Knights of Columbus hall state park and the armory. Funds support the department’s aid to transients and needy families, with 14 officers coordinating arrangements and musicians LeRoy Hackman Charles Warner Charles Clark and a Negro orchestra scheduled to perform.
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Knights of Columbus
National Guard Armory
K. of C
LeRoy Hackman
Armory
Charles Warner
Charles Clark
State Park
Mackey
Chief Mackey
Dante
AWOS Radio Schedule for Thursday September 30
Audition style daily schedule listing program times and titles on 1310 kilocycles. Entries include Morning Farm Service Rambling Red Alarm Clock Birthday Bell News Honeymeaners Church in the Wild Wood Organ Moods Shoppers Guide Sisters of the Kitchen Henry King Capitol Matinee and more with news breaks and wanderer programs.
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WPA
Rhythm Maur
Schnitzelbankers
Shopper's Guide
Capitol Matinee
Gona
Neows
Oscar
Elmer
Phrill
Hunters
Glass Room Moves to Detroit Saloon in Emergency
In Garden City, suburban pupils will study in a barroom after overcrowding forced school officials to accept an offer of free use of quarters at a local club. President H H. Franklin Donner noted the move as an emergency measure and anticipated criticism.
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Detroit
Garden City
Chiledren
Franklin Donner
Donner
Farmer killed in tractor crash near St. Louis county
Emil Eime, 35, proprietor of a county hardware store, was killed while delivering a snow tractor to a farmer in St. Louis county when the tractor struck a stump, overturned, and crushed him yesterday. The accident was reported from St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Emil Eime
St. Louis County
Eime
Carpenters weigh expulsion of Lewis rebels at AFL meeting
William Hutcheson of the Carpenters Union said he would vote to expel John L Lewis affiliates if the issue surfaces at the AFL convention next week. The 3000-vote carpenters bloc dominates the metal trades department, which split on the question of dropping the CIO rebels. Roy Horn attacked Secretary Perkins and Frank Morrison declared the CIO fading while the AFL grows. Morrison cited August membership of 3,271,726.
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Denver
William D. Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
John Lb. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Hutcheson
Carpenter
Horn
Blacksmith’s Union
Lewis
Federation
Atlantic City
Federations Metal Trades Department
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
Metal Trades
Amps Start Big Push Alone Shanghai Front
Idzumo spotted the death by own action squad as they prepared to push the mine through the net. Comrades on the shore feared death at Japanese bluejackets and triggered the mine destroying its human propellers and ripping a hole in the steel net. The Shanghai battle drew foreign residents to rooftops as the fighting continued around the metropolis with tanks bogged creeks and thousands of cavalry brought up to bolster the attack.
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Idzumo
Shanghai
OTHOUL BUILDINGS CONTRACTS AND PWA RATIFICATION
The board discussed four contracts for Othoul buildings and a possible special session to ratify an agreement with the PWA. The next regular meeting is Oct 18, but decisions on sites were not final. The contracts require tearing down old structures and may allow occupancy of new buildings next year.
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PWA
Scobee
St Louis Charities Drive Opens November Goal Set
The United Charities campaign in St. Louis will seek 2,555,000, announced Oliver Richards, president. The goal covers 85 participating organizations with an estimated 2,480,000 for minimum needs plus 73,000 to cover last year’s shortfall.
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ST. Louis
United Charities Campaign
Oliver &. Richards
Texas Co Circuit Clerk Bond Granted After Suspension
William F. Carty, suspended circuit clerk of Texas County, posted a $1,000 bond in Houston Missouri on September 99 AP days for preliminary hearing set in October. He faces embezzlement charges of $395.70 alleged to be due former sheriff Andy P. Johnson. Carty had begun his second term when suspended July 2, with Wa Hibbs named acting clerk.
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Houston
Wiliam F. Carty
Texas County
Andy P. Johnson
Carty
Wa Hibbs
Illinois couples wed out of state deemed legal
Springfield Sept 29 AP Illinois couples who wed at Grétna Greens to bypass inquiry rules may see their marriages stay valid until the legislature acts. Attorney General Otto Kerner said the Saltiel law lacks a null and void clause, so such marriages remain legal for now.
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Springfield, Jr
Illinois
Grétna Greens
Otta’ Kerner
Lee Kerner
Kerner
Charles Mason
Lake County
Ilinois
Bar Association Forms 7 Man Committee in Judicial Probe
The Bar Association moves to set up a seven member committee as part of a push for investigations linked to Justice Black. Robert Lee Tullis, former dean of LSU Law, backs a four bar inquiry. Rosenthal chairs a plan to refer the matter to the board in November. The Rosenthal resolution seeks Senate action to require judicial nominations be referred to a proper committee with citizen participation. Rep Hatton W Simners of Texas will speak at a dinner in place of Willis Van Devyanter of the Supreme Court.
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Robert Lee Tullis
Louisiana State University
Law School
Justice Black
Tullis
Supreme Court
Rosenthal
Bar Association
Board of Governors
Senate of the United States
Hatton W. Simners
Texas
Willis van Devyanter
Sipreme Court
Marine Alfred LaGrée Assigned to Shanghai Duty
In the Sino-Japanese war zone Marine Alfred LaGrée, son of Mrs Esther LaGree of 1301 East Dunklin Street, serves on the U S S Chaumont. Also announced Saline County Treasurer appointment of Henry C Young, Marshall.
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Alfred LaGrée
United States
Shanghai
Esther LaGree
East Dunklin Street
Saline
Henry c Young
Marshall
Saline County
Eae
Governor Lloyd Co names 88 county treasurer
The Governor's office yesterday completed the naming of the eighty eight county treasurer positions recently authorized. The announcement confirms the selection process and final appointees across the counties.
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Lloyd Co
Young
Rev J W McClure Presbyterian minister dies at 91
The Rev J W McClure a retired Presbyterian minister aged 91 died yesterday in Pine Bluff Arkansas He had filled pastorates in Missouri and his body was sent to Spartanburg for burial
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Pine Bluff
Ark
J. W. McClure
Missouri
Spartanburg
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