Aviation instructor killed in accident near Wisconsin Rapids
Chief Instructor Tom Nash twenty seven of Nepco Tri City airport died when the biplane he was flying with pupil E L Moore of Marshfield crashed in a spin from a low altitude near the city Moore suffered a broken leg.
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Rains Bring Mixed Relief to Northwest and South
Weather bureau reports heavy rains eased drought in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana North Dakota and improved moisture across Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa South Dakota. In the south rainfall remains uneven with western North Carolina Tennessee and much of Kentucky needing moisture while Georgia faces severe drought in many areas.
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Whelan Arrested in Hawaii Returns to Omaha
Former deputy collector of internal revenue John B. Whelan, missing since 1928 while awaiting trial on embezzlement, was returned to Omaha from Hawaii after federal agents arrested him there. He said he sought funds to square his accounts and had been in Hawaii for three years.
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Silver's prime need declared to be stability
Sir Arthur Salter, former head of the League of Nations economic section, urged that stability is the prime need of the silver situation. He favors a voluntary output agreement and warns against price swings that would boost production and worsen the market in India and China. He notes currencies shift away from silver toward gold and calls for research and publicity to improve silver’s usefulness.
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Detective and Beer Baron Injured in Chase
Police tried to untangle a gangster chase that ended with Detective John O'Connor wounded in the shoulder and Edward Spike O'Donnell, known as the beer baron, slightly injured after falling from a friend's car.
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Spike” O'Donnell
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