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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1935
Page
9
The officially recognized world record was surpassed Thursday afternoon during a 23rd day of continuous flight over Meridian. The crew then pushed on and set a new record an hour later despite arriving close to 647 miles.
Al and Fred Key of Meridian were named colonels in the Mississippi national guard by Governor Sennett Connor. The award honors their endurance flight begun Thursday when the aviators set a new official record and remained aloft.
The unrecognized 12:01 p m challenge by the Ole Miss endurance team faces safety worries as ground crew and families express concern. Al and Fred Key hit their 600th hour at 12 32 p m after surviving a night storm and a battery fire, with Keeton refueling and aiding in a narrow escape from disaster. A $200 daily bonus for remaining aloft over the world record fuels their vigil as London officials monitor via trans Atlantic link.
Hinges for sedans let the front seat back fold to align with the cushions. The adjustment creates a makeshift bed for travelers who spend long hours on the road.
The House prepared to accept the death sentence provision as Senate leaders warned they would block the bill unless adopted. Philip H. Gadsden challenged Roosevelt’s claim that the power lobby falsified opposition and urged evidence. The committee read 138 pages, approving 41 pages and a registration window for holding companies with the Securities Commission from Oct 1 to Dec 1, while other actions were postponed.
In a heated House session, Wisconsin members align with Roosevelt while Alabama's Huddleston clashes over liberalism and the 1932 platform. Maverick denounces power trusts as Rankin reports administration gains, claiming a 40 vote majority with Republicans split on the holding company bill.
President Roosevelt pushes for expeditious tax legislation with hearings slated to open July 8. Harrison signals tentative tax schedules may be revised downward and stresses a selective bill focused on social aims. House leaders seek quick passage by August 1, while avoiding broad tax reform delays.
Loretta Jackson 27 and Lillian Miller 24 were arrested with two men after a prolonged police stakeout. They moved by Ferris city, a man was unarmed and had $26 found on him. Police hoped Detroit officers would interrogate them and extradition issues were avoided.
During the first annual outing of the Luzerne county unemployed league branches Nanticoke and Hanover, a pavilion collapse sent hundreds fleeing the park. Officers arrived as ambulances and doctors treated the injured. no deaths were reported though some injuries were serious and fate remained uncertain for several victims.
West Monroe gears up for a top rodeo drawing 200 to 300 competitors and large crowds. Events include Brahma bull riding bulldogging calf roping bronc riding wild mare milking and trick riding plus two special acts Joe Goodwin will perform a jumping horse stunt over a Cadillac and Ike Hamilton will present new stunts. Open to entrants of class with several cowboys already arriving. stallions from Louisiana to be showcased. Desert Flight stallion valued at 10000 to be shown with city officials supporting.
Delta Air Lines announces two new deluxe night flights aboard the Stinson low wing tri motor airliners. Schedules take effect July 1 1935 and cover The Texan and The Georgian routes with high speed luxury service.
A large parade through Monroe and West Monroe opens rodeo week as courage better breeding, a notable horse managed by Eddie Oakley, prepares for performances. The mayor ordered the animal moved to the rodeo grounds at Major McGuire park with traffic detours on Cypress street due to Trenton street repairs. Shows run Thursday 3:30 PM, Friday and Saturday 8 PM, and Sunday 3:30 PM with ample parking and shaded grandstands.
A farmer living near the swamp says a man named Buy Confesses to killing a girl. He says he met her on the street shortly before she disappeared and told police about the sighting.
Welch reported the youth admitted luring Helen to the shop above, attacking her, and later dragging the unconscious girl to a roadside where he killed her to prevent disclosure. He confessed after 12 hours of questioning, claiming he had attempted suicide by poison earlier. Public concern rose but officials noted no violence attempts. A floating drydock was placed in Pembroke to handle seaplane hull repairs.
A new gauge flashes a warning light on the instrument board whenever tire air pressure is low, signaling drivers to check and inflate tires for safety and performance.
Miss Perkins reports a temporary halt to a strike for 30 days. United Mine Workers and operators, led by Mr Lewis, agree to continue current wages and conditions while seeking a broader settlement in the public interest, with all sides awaiting the president and labor department guidance.
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