Denver survivor recalls deadly train wreck at bridge
E J Peri Try yachtime and inventor of New sole Survivor of the death cir which sank on Sand Creek over a Chicago Rock Island and Pacific passenger train crashed through in bridge early Thursday morning. He described escaping by breaking windows and swimming from the sinking car. He reached shore after drifting downstream about a quarter mile, rescued by reporters who tied sheets together. Also reported are Roosevelt-like figures from the boxing match gate, with 19,658 spectators paying 147 096.20 to witness the one sided victory.
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Denver
E. J. Peri
Sand Creek
Chicago
Rock Island
Pacific
Bridge
Sv. Perry
New York
Ofcigl
Yankee Stadium
New Pickle Variety Aims to Resist Mosaic Disease
Geneva New York AP reports at the New York Agricultural Experiment Station a project begun in 1925 to develop a pickle variety resistant to mosaic disease that devastated Long Island crops. Dre E E Clayton notes several mosa ic resistant pickles exist and may form the basis for a resistant commercial variety.
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Geneva
New York
Clayton
Potash Ink Demonstrates Fertilizer Value At Demo Farm
In Howard City Michigan two specialists used muriate of potash as ink with a fertilizer drill to write on alfalfa. The message "Potash Pays" appeared clearly, showing potash boosts growth and green color, denser stands, and vigor. Demonstration part of a field day on August 8.
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Howard City
Mich
B. O. Hagerman
Grand. Rapids
A. J. Matthews
Chicago
Terania
Witten
Walter Reed Ward Shows Active Occupational Therapy
In Walter Reed Hospital disability veterans engage in occupational therapy led by Miss Alberta Montgomery. Patients study a new currency and fashion leather bill folds, finding encouragement amid a wave of brightness in the wards.
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Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Edward E. Gann
Walter Reed
Alberta Montgomery
New York Babies Float on Hospital Boat in Heat
In July heat New York hosts a floating hospital operated by St. John s with a crew of two doctors and 18 nurses. The vessel ferries malnourished infants and mothers from East River to the Sandy Hook area for daily care and nutrition.
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New York
St. John’s Sully
Sandy Hook
Quapaw Woman Aids All Races in Miami Charity
Miami Oklahoma AP report highlights Mrs. Sarah Staton Corbett a Quapaw heiress who funds white and tribal causes from mineral wealth and a recent 1 000 000 sale of 200 acres in the Tri State mining belt. Also noted is a new class secretary at First Baptist and merging church fellowship efforts.
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Miami
Okla
Quapaw
Sarah Staton Corbett
Tri-State
D. &. Aynerson
First Baptist Church
Geo. W. Schell
Schell
Presbyterian
Uniform Time Payment Plan Eyed For Aircraft Purchases
New York reports a committee of the Aeronautical chamber of commerce drafting uniform time payment legislation to finance airplane sales as the industry eyes 6000 to 10000 planes this year. The plan mirrors auto lending and involves licensing reforms and cooperation with the Commerce Department to allow groundings via repossession on breached contracts.
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New York
Aeronautical Chamber’of Commerce
Washington
William P. MacGracken
Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
S A
New Poultry Vaccine Prevents Chicken Pox Losses
Corvallis Oregon AP reports Dr W T Johnson of the Oregon State College experiment station has perfected a simple method to immunize chickens against chicken pox. The vaccine is fed and applied by pricking the skin, avoiding serious egg production losses. Immunized birds withstood exposure to the virus without contracting the disease, promising to end losses in poultry industries where used.
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Corvallis
Ore
W. T. Johnson
Oregon State College Experiment Station
Johnson
Marriage License For Hugging And Merillat In Toneka
A marriage license was issued to Joseph V. Hugging and Muriel M. Merillat, both of Toneka, by Probate Judge LU H. Menger yesterday afternoon. A harvest accident near Abilene claimed Harry Hoover's life, prompting fourteen neighbors to assist in cultivating Mrs Hoover's fields and complete the harvest.
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Joseph V. Hugging
Muriel M. Merillat
Toneka
LU. H. Menger
Harry Hoover
Abilene
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