Plane Crash Kills Grace Moore and 21 Others
Copenhagen Jan 26 A DC-3 airliner carrying 22 aboard crashed shortly after takeoff from Copenhagen en route to Stockholm. Grace Moore the famed Tennessee singer and 21 others died as the plane plunged 150 feet then burst into flames. The accident came a day after a separate crash at Croydon Airport killing 12. The aircraft’s passengers included Louis Peller and Count Stenbock among others. Moore had been on a European tour and was due back in the United States for Met performances before illness and a canceled engagement. The Swedish Prince Gustaf Adolf’s son and other dignitaries were mentioned in passing amid the tragedy.
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Anyore
Miss Moore
Tennessee Choir
Sweden
Parern
Mougins
Gustaf Adatt
Polie
Holland
Bernhard
Croven
Johana Af
Karl Gaetaem
Prorpe
Catal Adolf
KLM
G. Jo Gensendorffer
Perenne
Croydon
London
En Misa Moore
Chris Part Tin
United States
Eneory
Europe
United Mates
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Muss Moore
Louis PelUer
An Andr
Count Stenbock
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Returns Home George Beth and Dr Artes Undertake Serious Operations
George Bell, son of Sle and Mes tearge Dell of Leone, returned home after two months in hospital. George and his child were removed from Why bra Efe ta nage ra stint. At Watii cardi High School, he hopes for March or April recovery while receiving gifts from pupils, schools, churches, and bus drivers.
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George Beth
Artes
Cate Hum
George Bell
Sle
Dell
Leone
Consalescus
George
Teoedura Ca
Watiicardi High School
Await Word From Antarctic Planes
Antartic flight plans loom as planes prepare for a risky 600 mile dash. Rear Admiral Richard J. Vigil leads the expedition with the lead plane ready to depart as scientists monitor the transoceanic effort.
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Nyret
National Parks Topic Highlighted By Harpers Ferry Speaker
The Harpers Ferry Historical Association heard a detailed address by Dr. Donald McDonald on the evolution and significance of the national park system. He traced federal conservation efforts from early 1900s foundations to today, naming Yellowstone and other sites, and urged public support for preserving park areas in Virginia and West Virginia.
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Alaska
America
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Michigan
National Park Service
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Warrington
Grard
Shenandosh
Utah
New Mexico
Fort Mellenry
Maryland
Adams Mansion
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Reasovery
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Tistoric
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NATO
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Us Bowers
Aro Kayanena
Earle Shiner
Goa
Taney
Key
Morris
Clhare
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Daniel Dube
Yogi
Paule Jones
Sapp
Liberty
Cea
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Oden Bene
Eloue Dohy Febolt
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Confederate States of America
Miss Eth Miler
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Historical Society
Lorence Doub
Immerian
Kiwanis Speaker Joe Long to address Hiwanis Glob meeting
Kiwanis speaker Joe L. Long executive secretary of the Iowa Taxpayers Association will speak Tuesday evening at G3 welock Al. Long known for his tax experience and jokes, is billed as a familiar figure in taxation matters. The meeting will be held in the main dining room of the Francis Scott Key House.
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Joe L. Long
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Hiwanis
Welock al
Long
Fald Wau
Sauher
Tal Uu
Ties
Tasoug
Records Willed by Her to The So- Had Been Completed
A fragmented will record notes the completion of a will involving Willian Ko Slemine and the woman, with references to 'The pity of $2 Go Prank Toumas'. The text acknowledges Adam and the deceased, outlining allotments and acknowledgement.
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Willian Ko Slemine
Toumas
Adam
Digestive Aid Ad Promotes Olive Tablets Use
An old advertisement touts olive tablets by Dr Edwarda and Dr PL MU Edwards as a remedy for bile flow, constipation, headaches, and dullness. It claims a vegetable formula aids digestion of fatty foods and gentle bowel movements with no cramping, urging readers to follow label directions.
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PL MU
Local Grange and Taney House Committees Plan Herb Garden Event
An organization announced a committee will prepare a program for the May meeting at the Taney house site. A harvest herb garden will be planted under chair Miller. People attended a meeting about displays by Godsey, Cure, and Ives prints and a group portrait of local members was listed.
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Ghastmen
Juger Brooke Taney Homie
Te Taney House
Maddleton Feons
Buviety S
Daletown
Nortealteruhets
Wioexhben
Godecy
Ives
Cicites Wood
D. Syall
Derume Oar Hire Moar
Milkmaid
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