Calm Courage of Woman Prevents Airplane Crash
Galveston Texas January 10 Associated Press reports a first time flyer Lee Hausinger 23 piloted a plane while her brother repaired a damaged takeoff strut. Mrs D A Jung and her seven year old son aided as the man dangled from the craft to guide and secure the strut. The sister followed his precise instructions and regained control.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Jane
Lee Hausinger
D. A. Jung
D. A. Jun
Hausinger
Slain actors found with notes in New York apartment
Lawrence a stage and widow of Wallace Nger was shot to death in an East 51st street penthouse. Louis Bennison, stage and screen jockey, lay beside her. both shot through the left breast. Two notes found. one signed Tin, the other unsigned, hint at a death by own action. Liquor bottles and glasses strewn about the elaborately garnished room.
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Fated Press
York
Iss Lawrence
Bennett Mussen
Bennison
Tor
Swartz Man Killed When Car Turtles On Highway Curve
Luther Mortar, 37, of Swartz, died near Crow Lake when the car he rode in rolled on a sharp curve shortly before midnight Saturday. He suffered a fatal blow to the left temple. Three men, Mertor, Tom Cavanaugh, and a third unnamed man nicknamed Slim, drove from the scene.
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Luther Mortar
Swartz
Crow Lake
Mertor
Tom Cavanaugh
Slim
Search for body of Jim Flynn at Horse Shoe Lake continues
The drowning of Jim Flynn, a West Monroe carpenter, occurred at Horse Shoe Lake around 9 a.m. Sunday. Search crews labored through Sunday night, aided by witnesses including Pearl Evans who described Flynn's fall and failed rescue attempts.
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Lake
Jim Flynn
West Monroe
Horseshoe
Horseshoe Lake
Flynn
Brother of Marshal Foch Dies in Paris Hospital
Paris, June 19. Father Germain ch, Jesuit priest and younger brother of the late Marshal Ferdinand Foch, died today in a Paris hospital. He had been brought from Montpellier on March 21 and had been ill from a long standing heart condition. The brothers of Saint John of God cared for him and he learned of his brother’s death only yesterday.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germain Ch
Marshal Ferdand Foch
Germain
Brothers of Saint John of
Montpelier
LSU Names Thomas W Atkinson President
Baton Rouge Louisiana June 16 Thomas W Atkinson dean of the college of engineering and acting president for two years was today unanimously elected president of Louisiana State University by nine board of supervisors present.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Thomas W. Atkinson
College of Engineering
Louisiana State University
Board of Supervisors
LSU gains national recognition with four honors in a year
Baton Rouge reports that Louisiana State University received four national recognitions over the past year. The awards include accreditation by the Association of American Universities, journalism department full membership in the American Association of School and Department of Journalism, NY State registered institution status, and a Type II rating for summer library science courses. The board notes progress across journalism, engineering and library programs, with a 23 percent rise in total enrollment to 5,268 and a 20 percent rise in graduate students. The year also saw a new trained librarian and higher book appropriations, plus faculty expansion and better grading, with continued coverage on page eleven.
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College of Commerce
Swedish Aviator Lands in Iceland Averts Disaster
Captain Albin Ahrenberg forced to land his trans Atlantic plane near Skaptaros Iceland just before midnight after engine trouble. The Stockholm to New York flight refueled in Bergen and was heading toward Reykjavik when a gasoline feed issue and bad weather caused the emergency landing.
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Iceland
Bergen
Norway
Ahrenberg
New York
Ivigut
Greeland
Faroe Islands
Ransdell to Attend DC Democratic Dinner for Shouse
In Washington the District of Columbia Democratic organization hosts a dinner honoring Jouett Shouse, named to head the new party HQ under John J. Raskob. Debate swirls over whether the event signals a national power play or remains a local affair. Robert N. Harper, president of the Jefferson Democratic Association, speaks for the event.
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Washington
Democratic Organization
District of Columbia
Jouett Shouse
John J. Raskeb
National Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Raskob
South
Raskeb
Shouse
Robert N. Harper
Jefferson Democratic Association
Appeals to oil industry to aid in conservation
Mark L. Requa urged oil industry cooperation in conservation at a governors conference opening. He warned that if cooperation fails the government should impose rigid coercive regulation. Requa noted Hoover's order withdrawing government oil lands supports his approach and stressed industry opportunity.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mark L. Requa
Hoover
Jail man for aiding escape of trio here
DeWitt Bryan, 27, was arrested and jailed for concealing and aiding the escape of Frank Darby and the Brown brothers, fugitives from a parish road camp. Authorities say the trio found food and shelter at his Colony farm after seizing a parish truck and fleeing.
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Frank Darby
B. V. Brown
Richard Brown
Parish Road
DeWitt Bryan
Parish
Fred C. Childers
Bernard Renaud
Colony
Monroe
Rayville Road
Bryan
Darby
Vernice Eason
Vera Seavis
Roberts
Amos Walton
West Monroenegro
Parish Road Gang
Bryan’s
Carby
Brown Brothers
Senate set to vote on conference farm relief bill
Washington reports the Senate agreed to vote tomorrow at four o clock on the conference farm relief bill. The action follows a day of debate and aligns with efforts to pass relief measures for farming sectors.
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Washington
Senate
States oppose Hoover policy at oil conference
Colorado and Wyoming governments went on record at the Hoover called oil conservation conference opposing the public domain conservation policy announced on March 12.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
Hoover
Bus Explosion Damages Worker Transport Vehicle
A 16 passenger bus used to shuttle workers to the American Bemberg and Glanzstoff textile plants was wrecked by a mysterious explosion early today while parked at Bulahdeen on the Stoney Creek road in Elizabethton Tennessee. The event occurred in the morning hours with the vehicle sustaining damage and no immediate reports of injuries. Police and investigators began examining the scene for clues into the blast.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Bemberg and
Glanzstoff
Bulahdeen
Stoney Creek Road
Senate Debates Tariff Bill Adjourning Schedule
Senate Democrats reject a fixed vote date on the tariff bill after a June 10 conference. Republican leaders plan an all summer recess with adjournment seen between June 15 and August 19 or 15.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Slaying Probe Focuses on Prohi Agent Shooting
International Falls Minnesota June 10 federal and county probes began into the death of Henry Virkula 41 at the hands of customs border patrolmen. E J White fired a sawed off shotgun after Virkula failed to stop the car as F A Servine watched. White arrested on second degree manslaughter charges and held in county jail awaiting investigation results.
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Associated Press
International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkula
Customs Service
Border Patrol
Canada
Virkula
E. J. White
White
F. A. Servine
Big Falls
N. A. Lindberberg
Duluth
Senate Democrats Back Early Farm Bill Vote Cooperation
Senate Democrats agreed to cooperate with Republicans for an early vote on the farm relief and national origins immigration measures but rejected a fixed fall time for a tariff bill vote. Senator Robinson said the minority would aid in disposing of Hoover’s program during the extra session, aiming to ease filibuster fears over immigration repeal and set up a fall tariff vote.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Allen Kansas
Allen
Herebert Hoover
Associated Press
Robinson
Arkansas
Reed
Arguments in Irion Maestri Dispute Start
New Orleans June 10 arguments began in civil district court before Judge Mark M. Boatner over the conservation commission post. Dr V K Irion's counsel argued that Maestri lacks qualification since Irion's term expired last August and the senate never confirmed Maestri's appointment.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Irion-Maestri
Civil District Court
Mark M. Boatner
V. K. Irion
Irion
Robert C. Maestri
Huey P. Long
Senate
Maestri
Union Leaders Prepare Defense for Loray Mill Strikers
In Gastonia North Carolina union leaders plan defense for about sixty strikers tied to the Loray mill case after the fatal shooting of Gastonia police chief C F Aderholt. Authorities continued arresting more strikers at the National Textile Workers Union headquarters as W I R secretary W Waganknecht said James Reid would arrive to aid defense. International Labor Defense pledged to send attorneys including Clar.
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Associated Press
Gastonia
N. C
Loray
C. F. Aderholt
National Textile Workers Union
Aderholt
W. Waganknecht
Workers International Relief
James Reid
National Textile Union
Juliet Stuart Poyntz
International Labor Defense
Clar
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