Rotary Governor Delivers Address to Windsor Club
Arthur Fitzgerald of Windsor Canada governor of Rotary International district 36 spoke at the Windsor club luncheon. He reviewed Rotary’s 25 year record, the group’s aims and benefits, and the value of service to members and the community. A memorial to William D Hood, charter member and former vice president, was adopted and observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Arthur Fitzgerald
Windsor
Canada
Rotary International
Henry Cantillon
Fitzgerald
Rotary Ass
William D. Hood
Hood
Huey Long Faces Tough Fight for Louisiana Senate Nomination
Huey P. Long camps across Louisiana aiming for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. Opponents led by Sen. Joseph Ransdell wage a bitter, radio and press campaign, predicting impeachment threats and a stormier future in state politics if Long wins or loses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
United States Senate
Long
Joseph Ransdell
Senate
Huey Long
Ransdell
Nat
Miss
Atty
Saint
Washington
Osborn to Speak in Michigan Radio Address Friday Night
Chase S. Osborn campaigning for the U S senatorial nomination will address voters from Detroit via radio station WJR at 10 p m Friday evening He also schedules Rotary and Exchange club talks in Bay City Saginaw and Mt Pleasant at Isabella county fair before the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chase S. Osborn
U. S
Osborn
WJR
Rotary and
Exchange
Bay City
Thade
Saginaw
Mt. Pleasant
Grand Jury in Detroit to Open Criminal Probe
A 23 member grand jury in Detroit prepared to begin hearings amid a surge of organized crime and murders. The panel, drawn from 160 citizens, will be led by Attorney General Wilber M. Brucker with local prosecutors and state police oversight. The session centers on the Jerry Buckley murder and broader crime conditions in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.P
Wilber M
Brucker
Paul W
Brugkéb
Armstrong
Jerry Buckley
Chenot
Lester Moll
Moll
Five Acres Of Brush Burned In Deerfield
A brush fire in Deerfield township Isabella county burned about five acres before being controlled by a crew led by Fire Warden Charles Baumgarten. Guards patrolled the smouldering tract where stumps remained today, preventing damage to nearby game cover.
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Deerfield
Isabella County
Deerfield Township
Charles Baumgarten
Three Men Drown In Lake Michigan Near St Joseph
Duke Michigan's strong undertow caused three drownings at two Berrien county beaches Sunday. Robert Bender 20 of St Joseph and Raymond Nems 21 a Chicago artist drowned while swimming near Glenford. Allen Bender tried to rescue them. Coast guardsmen recovered Nems and continued search for Bender as George Linder 21 of Chicago also died after being pulled under at Bethany Beach near Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
U.R
Duke
Michigan
Berrien County
Robert Bender
Raymond Nems
Chicago
Glenford
Here
Allen Bender
Robert
Coast
Bender
George Linder
Bethany Beach
Jear ‘Sawyer
Tahiti Sinks After Rescue by Ventura in South Pacific
The steamship Tahiti, carrying about 800 people, sank after being abandoned in heavy seas. The Matson ship Ventura rescued 178 adults and five infants, transporting them toward Pago Pago while crews fought to keep the liner afloat. The drama drew aid from the Norwegian freighter Penybrin and warship Veronica as Ventura closed in to recover passengers and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahiti
Raratonga
Cook Islands
Tahiti
Wellington
N. Z
San Francisco
Pago
Samoa
South Pacific
Matson
Ventura
Union Steamship Company
Page
Siastep
W. R. Meyer
Meyer
Rarotonga
Cook Island
Totten
Union Company
Veronica
Union Steanship Company
Tofua
Penybrili
Dog Found Dead On Grave Of Mistress
A mongrel dog was found dead today on the grave of its mistress Mrs Alfred W Strange in Mapie Wood Cemetery Marlboro Massachusetts. The dog had refused to leave the grave since the owner’s body was buried 10 days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
Alfred W. Strange
Mapie‘wood
Heavy rains end major drought across Midwest
Chicago reports that a national rainfall survey shows the three quarter billion drought of 1930 broken except for a few scattered areas. Heavy rains soaked states of the corn belt in four days, reviving crops and reducing damage. A .66 inch rainfall near Peoria plus .22 inch since Thursday aided recovery. Mississippi and Illinois rivers run lower than in recent years. Southern Wisconsin crops benefited as tobacco fields received rain after dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Corn Belt
Peoria
Ill
Wisconsin
Midwest
Mississippi River
Quincy Sunday
Mississippi
Tillinois
Shepherd Victor Over Clare Nine
Shepherd Independent shuts out Clare Merchants in a high error game as McClintic and Richmond lock down the mound and Clare’s lone run comes on a first inning homer. Shepherd collects 15 hits off two Merchant pitchers in a 9 to 1 Sunday matinee in Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Clare Merchants
Shepherd Independent
Shepherdites
McClintic
Richmond
Clare
Tammany Major Issue in New York Contest
New York politics center on Tammany Hall as graft accusations fuel a tight gubernatorial race. Governor Roosevelt weighs whether to launch a city corruption probe amid pressure from Republicans and the powerful Democratic machine. Attorney Charles H. Tuttle is named as a potential opposite in the looming political fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Hall
Rand
Franklin D
Ewald
James J. Walker
New York City
Tammany
Roosevelt
U. S. Atty
Charles H. Tuttle
Tuttle
Drilling On New Gasser In Seaton Field To Be Resumed
Operators plan to resume drilling on the Harrison gas well in Seaton oil and gas pool after a heavy gas flow late Friday night. The Harrison, in Isa bella township section 24, Marshall sand at 1253 feet, flowed an estimated 1 to 2 million cubic feet, later dropping to under a million. Mason Drilling Co. operates the well. Several nearby wells, including Cole No 2 and Matthey No, in Vernon township, reported similar flows as progress in Vernon and Seaton areas draws attention to future oil activity. Bowman wildcat remains the area’s only producer, flowing crude from the Dun dee formation at about two feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison ‘Gasser
Harrison
Seaton Oil and Gas Pool
Marshall Sand
Mason Drilling Company
Isabella Township
Leaton
Cole No
Matthey
J. Eyple
Marshall
Carmichael
Vernon Township
Mellon-Pollock
Rowey
Vernon
New Vernon
Bowman Wildcat
Dundee
Cole
Marthey
Seaton
Smith
Denver
Fair Grounds Show Busy Isabella County Event Preparing
Isabella County fair grounds bustle into a miniature city of tents and midway attractions as preparations for a three day fair begin. Exhibits of farm produce livestock and crafts line stalls while horse trials and six turf races offer $1700 in purses. Notables Chase Osborn and Wilber Bricker scheduled to speak, Bricker unable to attend due to Detroit inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County Fair
Isabella County
Lorenzos
Andres Ward
Lulian Burch
Seagos
Wilber M. Bricker
Detroit
Chase S. ‘Osborn
United States Senate
Drought Aid Program Ready To Function Soon
President Hoover headed back to the capital from Rapidan Camp confident drought relief would function within a day or two. Harry Byrd was named Virginia relief committee chairman, with Richmond and 11 other state committees to cooperate with the federal plan. Discussions with Hyde and Legge continued on progress as national relief shifts to interagency coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
U.P
Hoover
Rapidan
Drougle
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Richmond
Washington
John G. Pollard
Drottth
Hyde
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Farm Loan Board
Presidential Camp
Action On Parking Limit Ordinance Nears Vote
City commission expected to act tonight on a two hour parking limit in the business district. City Atty Gerald Cotter to present the new draft, with the commission nearly united in favor and a swift effect possible if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Cotter
Endurance Flight Reaches 647 Hours The Greater St Louis
Dale O Brine and Forrest O Brine Masters of endurance flight end 647 hour voyage aboard the Greater St Louis landing safely at 6 39 30 a m CST. They fail to secure promised 200000 prize though contracts totaling 39000 awaited. The flight covered about 42000 miles using 6500 gallons of fuel over 47 refuelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland L. Chesley
United Press
ST. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forrest
Brine
Greater
C.S.T
Hunter Brothers
Hunters
Jackson
Ain
O’brine
Hunter
Mark
William Quigley
Oscar Parks
Quigley
Vlafie
Patsynn
Services Held Saturday for William D Hood
Funeral services for William D. Hood were held Saturday afternoon at the family residence on South Main Street. Rev. C. B. Hawkins praised Hood as a prince among Mt. Pleasant business men and lauded his civic service, youth work, and readiness to help the community. Committal rites followed at the cemetery as friends paid tribute to his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
C. B. Hawkins
Presbytterian Church
William D. Hood
South Main ‘Street
Mt. Pleasant
Hoodi
Parish Gathering Draws Hundreds In Volunteer Effort
A parish event yesterday attracted several hundred parishioners and friends for a day of food, games, and a busy fundraising dinner. Chairmanships included Mrs. Robert Kane and Mrs. Patrick Kenney with an extensive committee handling buying, tickets, and serving. The afternoon featured a sports program and various concessions as a large crowd enjoyed a noon meal and a lengthy menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Dennis O'Leary
Zeneral
Iiekei
Womion
Krish
Robert Kane
Patrick Kenney
Bert Little
John Cotter
M. Clare
Michael. Kenney
P. Griss
Edward Casey
John Green
James McMahon
Hugh Campbell
Paul Smith
Peter Breidenstein
Michael McDonald
Russell Campbell
A.W. Lynch
FP. Farnum
Edward Voisin
Charles S. Harkins
Bert Evans
Frank Battle
Margaret Kane
Amelia Bourgeois
Mayme Conroy
Kathleen Sweeney
Kate ‘Murphy
Mary Hackett
Bernadette Marthey
Bert, Little
Leonard Donohue
Catherine Rush
Mary Pierson
Josephine Kane
Kate Frazer
Anna Murphy
Léonard Donohue
Dennis Murphy
Alex
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Arthur ‘Fitzgerald of
Grand Jury
Buckley
Lake ‘Michigan
APD
Ventura Rescue OF
London
Lloyds
New Zealand
Drouth
Seaton Field
Relief Committee
Motor
Lower Michigan
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