Navigator blown thru plane top in Atlantic crash
New York reports a Star of Hollywood navigator was blown through the astro dome and dropped four miles into the Atlantic off Newfoundland. George Kart of Sag Harbor, N Y, is declared the victim. Pilot Buddy Hamilter and regular pilot J T Miller aboard. The star bound for Shannon and Geneva returned to Gander then planned continued flight on another plane.
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New York
Stara
Trans World Airline
Atlantic Ocean
Gander
Newfoundland
George Kart
Sag Harbor
Long Island
N.Y
T.W.A
C. F
Buddy” Hamilter
Richmond
J.T. Miller
Alexandria
Coset
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Hart
Star of Hollywood
Geneva
Switzerland
New York City
F.S.T
Shannon
Eiie
TWA
Parreniere
New
Butter and hog prices fall while other commodities rise
Chicago reports broad price moves as bread, flour, petroleum and grains jump while butter drops several cents per pound and hogs fall about 75 to 80 cents per hundred pounds. Wheat futures reach a 21 year high at 2.74 a bushel. Oats and corn hit multi decade highs, cotton futures rise, and iron and steel prices edge higher. Three oil firms announce a 26 cent rise for crude.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
New York
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Standard of
Indiana
Phillips
Deep Rock
Cride
University Clones Libraries During Convocation
Chancellor Deane W. Malott announced that university libraries will be cloned during Wednesday’s convocation at the request of students in charge of the panineatak. Justice Hugo T. Wedell of the KK van Supreme Court will speak on K. C. future.
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Deane W. Malott
Panineatak
Hugo T. Wedell
KK van
Supreme Court
K. C
S ‘Uture
Children Get Chocolate on Fifth Day in Berlin
In Berlin schools every fifth day is chocolate day with a two ounce bar of candy provided with the school meal. Children must eat it inside the building to prevent adults outside the school from reselling the bars on the black market for twenty marks each.
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Berlin
State Study Details Wabaunsee Group Coal Reserves Kansas
The Kansas State Geological Survey reports Wabaunsee group coals stretch across eastern Kansas in a wide irregular strip from Brown to Chautauqua counties. About 12,000,600 tons have been mined with 186,000,000 tons proved and 3,700,900,000 tons potential reserve remaining, sufficient for 50 years at current rates. Copies of Bulletin 63 are free or 25 cent by mail.
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State Geological Survey of
Kansas
Brown
Countty
Chautauqua County
Atchison, Brown
Chautauqua
Coffey
Doniphan
Elk
Greenwood
Jackson
Jefferson
Lyon
Nemaha Osage
Pottawatomie
Shawnee
Wabaunse
Gcological Survey
University of Kanans At
Lawrence
Auschwitz camp commandant Hoess to face trial
Rudolf Hoess, former Oswiecim commandant, was called to trial in Warsaw on charges of gas command and killing over 4,000 persons. He admitted last April personal responsibility for the deaths of more than 2,000 during his tenure. Lawrance high school team heads to Emporia for state AA tournament game against Pittsburg, returning after the match.
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Nobnhere Brasecntors
Hoess
Warsaw
Rudolf Hoess
Oswiecim
Auschwitz
Trisl
Lawrence High
Emporia
Pittsburg High
Lawrence
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Ohio
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School of Fine Arts
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Pera Company
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Alumni Association
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Tokyo
State Geological Survey
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Stokely Foods, Inc
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Rock Island
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