England Does Manage Kites Fight Herons In London Report
Britain faces unemployment near two million while the U S reports twelve million. Ethiopian and Italian tensions are noted with a tiny delegate debating League of Nations limits. A British commission remarks self government for India but under a modern democratic framework. The piece contrasts feudal phrases with contemporary governance and vast imperial reach.
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Aged New Orleans Woman Fatally Struck by Hit and Run
New Orleans August 3 Mrs Mollie Horn a 70 year old woman died at Charity hospital from injuries after being struck on a downtown street by a hit and run driver. Police detained Joseph Toranto later alleged driver of the car. A pedestrian who aided Horn gave the license number to police leading to charges.
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Three Injured as Two Autos Collide in Tallulah
Mrs G T Cutler of Monroe and her mother Mrs C A Riddle of Kilgore Texas suffered serious injuries when their car collided with a Fort Worth driven vehicle on a Tallulah road Saturday afternoon. Cutler sprained ankle Riddle fractured jaw Callahan fractured rib. After first aid the Monroe occupants returned home but Callahan stayed for further treatment.
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Man 15 Killed Two Injured In Auto Collision
A Dixie Overland highway crash near Ruston La left Bryant Caskey 38 Arcadia dead at a hospital his wife critically injured and their 11 year old son Dayton with a fractured leg Mrs Caskey the daughter of Rev H M Michaels a Baptist minister and Caskey a World War veteran faced funeral plans as Robert Harris of Simsboro and Dan Howell of Simsboro escaped injury The wreck occurred when Caskey sideswiped Harris causing the car to plummet through a guard rail down a 10 foot embankment
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Frank B. Hayne Dies at Orleans
Colonel Frank B. Hayne, 77, a prominent cotton trader and factor, died of a heart attack at his summer home near Mandeville La. He helped shape merchandising of cotton before World War I and remained a daily exchange visitor in later years, recalling early trading rituals and following world prices.
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Passengers Safe After Plane Forced Down Near Albuquerque
Eight passengers aboard a eastbound TWA air transport were forced to land after water contaminated the gasoline supply. They arrived in Kansas City today aboard a substitute plane. Pilot Clifford W. Abbott and Co-Pilot W. W. Jones suffered only slight injuries while the crash damaged the right wing and right engine. Charles Walker of Albuquerque airport reported the details to S. D. Welsh, TWA operations superintendent.
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Dear to Run for Governor on Anti Long Ticket
The Bunkie Record says Congressman Cleveland Dear of Louisiana's eighth district would likely be the anti Long candidate for governor. Dear helped issue a statement denouncing Senator Huey P Long alongside four fellow Louisiana congressmen.
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Houston editors fined for printing testimony in murder case
Six Houston newspapermen, three editors and three reporters, were fined by a district court judge for violating an order against printing testimony in a murder trial. Fines ranged from 25 to 100 dollars, totaling 260 dollars, and the editors and reporters immediately appealed, with indications the case could reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Caricature of Jap Emperor Sparks Possible Protest
In Washington a possible Japanese protest over a Vanity Fair caricature of the emperor stirred talk. Counselor Yoshizawa of the Japanese embassy met with officials to inquire, but no formal action occurred. Toyko reportedly resented the cartoon, with further developments awaited from the foreign office.
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Russians Fail Nonstop Moscow to San Francisco Flight
A three man Soviet crew failed to complete a Moscow to San Francisco non stop flight across the North Pole due to an oil line failure. Pilot Sigmund Levaneffsky, co pilot George Baidukoff and navigator Victor Lychenko landed in Leningrad after turning back over the Barents Sea. A commission was sent to inspect the URSS 25 to determine the fault.
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Mississippi Primary Closes With Governor Race in Spotlight
Jackson Miss Aug 3 Fully 8000 candidates for state county and district posts in Mississippi prepare for a final Democratic primary rush tonight. Some 359000 Democratic voters are expected to cast ballots tomorrow to choose officers from coroner to governor. The gubernatorial race dominates the statewide scene with keen interest and likely a runoff.
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Haile Selassie Accepts League Peace Formula
Addis Ababa reports that Ethiopia accepts the League of Nations formula to settle the quarrel with Italy. Emperor Haile Selassie said he instructed his delegate in Geneva to accept Eden and Laval proposals. He had earlier signaled willingness to meet Mussolini, provided talks occur on neutral soil, possibly in France.
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Insane Prisoners Escape from Fulton State Hospital
Six criminally insane inmates escaped from Fulton state hospital tonight. One inmate reportedly fashioned a dagger from a knife and used it to hold up attendant Scott Humphries, seizing his keys. Names of the six were not released. The group had been transferred from Jefferson City due to mental illness.
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Stolen Bonds Found Near Mrs Chapman Home
Negotiable bonds valued at 4000 dollars stolen Friday from Mrs J C Chapman of Calhoun were found yesterday near her home by her son as Sheriff Milton Coverdale investigates. Some items including a pistol and a watch remain missing. bonds were later returned to a bank safety box.
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Net of Evidence Tightens About Zenge in Murder Case
Chicago awaits formal charges against Mandeville Zenge as prosecutors seek a first degree murder indictment. Witness identifications tie him to the crime, including a taxi passenger who left a death note and bloodstained coat near Navy Pier. Zenge proclaims innocence, denying all links to Ann Arbor and Dr. Bauer.
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Young Missourian Identified as E L Jones by Man
A Missouri youth is identified as E L Jones by a man who asks to tell folks back home he is innocent. He refuses to discuss gender identity. Lieutenant Otto Erlanson calls him an enigma, answering most questions except murder related ones. Zenge remains seemingly in good spirits as attorney Joseph E. Green seeks a habeas corpus writ. Continued on third page.
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Oil race pushed in Rodessa area
In Rodessa area tests underway as 17 tracts are drilled under obligation. Haynes Production Tyson No.1 leads, likely to gas, with Lawton No.1 in Rodessa area a strong second. Orwell No.1 set to be spudded as drilling heats up in the field. United Gas Public Service holds a slight lead in the race.
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Campaign to Dip Cattle to Start in Louisiana Parishes
A Louisiana conference of district and parish cattle dipping supervisors outlined plans for a systematic tick eradication campaign in 23 parishes. Dr. W A McDonald said dipping should begin by August 15 with funds secured, covering parishes including St Landry Evangeline Allen Beauregard Vernon Sabine Rapides Natchitoches Avoyelles Red River DeSoto Winn Grant LaSalle Catahoula Caldwell Richland Franklin West Carroll Morehouse Ouachita Union and Jackson.
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Rains Break Heat Wave in Middlewest Regions
Kansas City August 3 Anon reports rains broke the heat wave and revived wilting crops across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Iowa. Meteorologist S D Flora of Topeka said the eastern Kansas rain was worth a million dollars in benefits to corn alfalfa and other crops.
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Tax Bill Faces Passage Amid Business Attack
The 270 million dollar tax measure moves toward enactment in the House despite Roosevelt’s displeasure with its form. It would raise rates on incomes over 50 000, replace the flat corporate tax with a graduated levy, and impose new taxes on inheritances gifts and excess corporate profits. Har ber Sibley of the Chamber of Commerce denounces the bill as disorganizing while pledging continued opposition.
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Prince Abdul Kerim Effendi Ends Life in New York Hotel
Prince Abdul Kerim Effendi, 30, a scion of the former Ottoman ruling family, killed himself in a Manhattan hotel after telling police he failed to win an American heiress as a bride. A Turkish letter cited a plan to obtain funds to restore Turkey’s rule.
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Will Rogers on Santa Monica Cowboy Championship Start
Will Rogers notes the Santa Monica kickoff of the world championship cowboy contest. He compares it to baseball and prize fighting, highlighting ranch life interest and the lack of pay beyond winners, as he teases Crosby.
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