Twelve Dead Bodies Removed From Crashed Plane
A Los Angeles crash report details a United Air Lines transport crash near Burbank on Sunday night killing all twelve aboard. Pilot Blom reportedly requested radio beam guidance at 7:36 PM as rain and mud hampered a possible approach to Union Air Terminal. Names listed include Alex Novak and Edward T. Ford Jr among others, with ground crews warning volunteers to stay away due to dangerous terrain and steep canyons.
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Burbank
Calif
Los Angeles
Bakersfeld
Alex Novak
el Centro
Eugene Biscailuz
United Air Lines Transport
Blom
Union Airport
Scott Mistoy
Beverly
Dee
Bodiew
A. L. Markwell
Edward T. Ford, Jr
San Marino
Grace Limes Steamship Company
Ford
John Korn
el Centra
Hollywood
W. A. Newton
H. P. Hare
San Francisco
Evelyn Valance
Edwin W. Bram
Robert McLean
Burs” Bank
Stewardemeda
United Air Lines
Finer
Augus
Unclear Weather Update for Tennessee and Virginia
Fragments describe rain likely tonight in Tennessee and Virginia with warmer conditions in the north portions. Mentions a retiree section and possible Wednesday morning changes. Weather details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Welles
JOUROLMON SEEKS PHONE RATE SLASH
Knoxville Democratic nominee turned public utilities commissioner Leon Jourolmon Jr outlined plans for a state wide probe into intra state long distance phone rates. He said the inquiry may broaden to exchange rates and could start early next month. He noted Tennessee bans monthly charges for hand set phones and that charges were reduced from 40 cents to 25 cents monthly. He said he may hire an expert and has conferred with the federal communications commission official Paul Walker.
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Ixnoxville
Leon Jourolmon, Jr
State Railroad and Public Utilities Commssion
Jourolmon
Knoxville
Harvey Hannah
Gilbert Cloadwin
Ntinneus Charce
Tennessee
Jouromon
Paul A. Walker
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Sullivan County Hunt For Assault Suspect Near Abingdon
Virginia authorities seek a white male described as of low mentality and “sex crazed” who attacked Mrs. Dave Vance at her Abingdon home last Sunday. Despite no confirmed identity, deputies say Mrs. Vance’s detailed description supports a man seen in Kingsport and Abingdon areas. A large-scale search spans southwest Virginia and nearby counties with several suspects previously detained then released after Mrs. Vance’s identification.
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Sullivan County
Dave Vance
Abingdon
Joe Anderson
Virginia
Kingsport
Sher Weaver
Sam Featherson
Melvin Elsen
Anderson
Co Bee
Luiken
Vance
Abinzon
TVA CLAIMS TRAIL OPEN FOR NEW ERA
The TVA announces in its annual report that electric power expansion will drive a new era of economic growth. It cites reduced rates, rising consumption and mass production of electricity as key to industrial prosperity, noting net appropriations around 190 million and widespread regional impact.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Amercin
Tenner
Dyer
Prinee Pwede
Alabama
Georgia Power
Peni Pai Ennersee
Conkties
Five Per Cent Of Workers Unemployable At Any Time
A science feature notes that about five percent of workers are unemployable at any time due to inert temperament and mental or physical limits. The study, drawn from a Tennessee company and reviewed by psychologist LL R Shearer, cites tests showing twenty per cent inert in fashion and temper, fifteen per cent unemployed or underutilized, sixty per cent potentially trainable, and eight per cent fit for supervisory roles.
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Howard W. Blakesler
Associated Press
Atlantic City
American Association For the
Eanson City
Trap
Tennessee Mathetic Company
LL RR. Shearer
Buch
Wells
Basques Free Palos After Demands By Berlin Authorities
Basque officials at Bilbao released the German freighter Palos after a demand from cruiser Koenigsberg, but retained part of the cargo and one Spanish passenger on grounds the cargo included war material. German ships Koeln and a torpedo boat moved toward the Bay of Biscay to insist on release and to safeguard German shipping amid threats to search vessels bound for Bilbao.
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Wade Werner
Berlin
Hell
Bilbao
Koenigsberg
Bay of Biscay
Koeln
Spain
Reich
Wessel
Paris
Tobacco control program okayed in interstate plan
Washington announces a conference of tobacco state leaders approved a plan for cooperative action to control tobacco production. Kentucky may lead by enacting the plan soon, with North Carolina Tennessee South Carolina Georgia and Ohio expected to follow. The plan creates state tobacco commissions to set quotas with a two thirds grower ratification and a possible referendum by 10 percent of growers or governors. An interstate compact would govern each tobacco type, and a federal control push aims to tax primary tobacco sales to fund subsidies for growers in market allotments.
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Ben S. Kilgore
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Kentucky
Kilgore
Virginia
Ralph Gilbert
She Hyville
North Carolina
Tennessee
South Carolina
Georgia
Ohio
Kiltore
J. B Hutson
WOM
Neff
Abingdon
Finston
Greenville
Woodsdale
N. C
Thomas B. Ha
Farmville
Frank C.taylor
Lexington
J. B. Rogers
Pelham
Gas
L. M. Lawson
Darlington
S.C
J. F. Porter
Columbia, Tenn
Missing Child Parallel Criminology Across West Coast
Tacoma dispatch reports striking parallels between the 10 year old Charles Mattson kidnapping and the Lindbergh case indicating lone wolf kidnappers. Both entrances were through doors or windows at isolated homes with ransom notes left at the scenes. Authorities compare methods and fear copycat crimes across the nation.
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Tacoma
Wash
Charles* Mattson
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mattson
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lin-Thercy
Lindbergh
Sourland
New Jersey
Ruth Laurel Wins Divorce From Stan Laurel in L A Court
Ruth Laurel, wife of film comedian Stan Laurel, wins a divorce and property settlement by default in Los Angeles court. She claims Laurel married her for spite. Under the approved settlement she will receive five percent of future earnings until remanities, plus their home and two automobiles.
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Virginia Ruth Laurel
Stan Laurel
Los Angeles
Laurel
Two Bound Over in First of Slot Machine Cases
Two proprietors of Islingsport business establishments were bound over at preliminary hearings today before City Judge Garrett. A third pleaded guilty in the same case. The three cases formed the first group of 25 similar charges being tried, with lengthy sessions expected tomorrow morning.
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Islingsport
Esc
Harry N. Garrett
Crminsel
Jack Davis
Homestead
Jimmy Vavalides
Rkingsrort
Sullivan County
A F O F L Ignores Lewis in Prodigal Son Return Hope
Washington December 39 14 The American Federation of Labor weighs a bold policy shift and hints at reconciliation with Lewis while seeking a peaceful return of a prodigal son. The feud with the Knights of Labor era legacy marks a pivotal moment in labor history.
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A.f.of
Lewis
Joseph L. Miler
Washington
Dei
American Federation of Labor
Ts Lewiz
Soens
Labor
A. S. of L
Knights of Labor
GMEN ASSUME CHARGE IN HUNT FOR KIDNAPER
Tacoma police and justice agents took full charge of the Cheries Mattson kidnapping case after a ransom note led to an intensified search. Dr W W Mattson said no contact with the kidnapper would be made for now, as authorities halted most field operations amid an apparent stalemate.
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Wash
Jetiee Aresis
Cheries Mattson
W. W. Mattson
Mattson
Justice
C. C. Sears
Portland
Dr. Mattson
Mai
Der
Matison Arantel
Crampeete
Seattle
Mattson Hving
Charles
Wortland
Ore
Dan Harrison
Columbia River Highway
Harrison
State Patrol
Griver
Irvin York
Hamburger Stand
Matisen
Defendant Takes Life Before Trial
New York report says 56 year old Max Pincus, awaiting trial on racketeering indictments in a restaurant case, jumped from a ledge at his apartment after witnesses pleaded with him. Dewey prosecutors had charged him and 12 others with threats violence and strikes to extort money from owners, with bail set at 25,000 dollars.
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New York
Max Pincus
Tinmuss KE
Dewey
Pires
Doris Nolan and Eli Logan Depart for New York
Doris Nolan leaves tonight for New Brehelle to spend time with her mother while Eli Logan heads to New York City to visit relatives. Both will return next week.
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Hollywood
Doris Nolan
New Brehelle
New York
Eli Logan
New York City
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