American Horse Wins Grand National in Turbulent Finish
American-owned American Horse captured the Grand National title, edging Heart Break Trail and Really True in a dramatic 4 1 2 mile chase. Slater, bred and raced by George Whitelaw, finished fourth after a wide field of 94 started, with J B Snopes another American entry.
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Asit
Sulshora
A. Clark
Lity Tiland
Bowth Carolina
Casaster
Dusty
Ceeate
Bostwick
Kellsboro
Mawr
Blater
Slater
George. Whitelaw
Sportamian
John H. Whitney
Dusty Foot
J. B. Snopes
Avid Willams
Kedsboro
Lass
England
Clark
Pete Bostwick
Chad's Ford
Hitler Dictator for Four Years Sealed by Reich Action
Berlin reports that Hitler’s four year dictatorship appears assured as Reichstag decisions suspend the Prussian government and empower him. Von Hindenburg’s position contrasts with moves to grant Hitler absolute power, while Otto Braun fled to Switzerland and Kath Severing faced charges before release.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Tvo
Tuich
Prussia
Pres. von Hindenburg
Witdhnatels
Luce
Wemendag
Tauebhac
Siltiee Party
Tikilsating
Pmationatias
Otto Braun
Switzerland
Ths
Kath Severing
Bub
Capt
Goering
Fittler
Ministry of the Interior
Maine Senate Backs Beer Amid Prohibition Debate
In Aroostook County Maine the Senate without debate accepted and passed an amendment to legalize the manufacture sale and transport of beer in what is described as the birthplace of prohibition. Opposition in the House faced difficulty building a blocking coalition but anti prohibitionists believe they can muster enough strength to oppose it.
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Aalgaerle
Eri|abe
Maine
Act In
Seminal Oklahoma boxer Hermes set to face Berland
Billy Hermes of the navy yard meets Bossy Owen in Saco for an early boxing card at Biddeford tonight. Hermes faces Bobby Berland next Monday night at the Juans APD wk.
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Billy Hermes
The
Navy Yard
Bossy Owen
Saco
Biddwford
Hermes
Bobby
Berland
jAeens
APD
Beit A
Ohio Floods Sweep Across Wide River Area
Flood waters from the Ohio River and tributaries inundate Covington and Cincinnati lowlands. Residents on home rooftops seek refuge as water rises to threaten buildings. Towns along the seaway race to move belongings to safety amid swollen streams from recent rains.
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Ohio River
Covington
Cincinnati
Rewer
Seipal
Non member banks to borrow from Federal Reserve
Associated Press report from Washington notes a banking emergency measure allows non member banks to borrow from Federal Reserve banks. It requires compliance with member-bank conditions, including security deposits, soundness certification, reserves, and Reserve-bank examination. The move aims to enable rapid currency support and liquidity during the crisis.
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Federal Reserve
Associated Press
Washington
Tomate Law & Billvimg
Carter
Speaker Rainey
Congréss
Court Opens Monday in State v Galabreae and Zann
Chief Justice Sawyer ordered Clerk Rundlett to summon the jury for next Monday to hear the criminal case State v Galabreae and Zann of Lawrence Massachusetts. Zann's counsel Jon Owen and Thomas P Cheney of Laconia petitioned the Supreme Court to restrain the Superior Court from proceeding, arguing venue change to Strafford County cannot be revoked and would prejudice their clients. Oscar L. Young was assigned to hear the case.
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William E. Sawyer
Rundlett
State Va
Frank Galabreae
Sylvia Zann
Lawrence
Mass
Zannl
Jon Owen
Thomas P. Cheney
Laconia
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Strafford County
Ton
Oscar. L. Young
Cass
Telephone Call Key in Murder Case in Salem
Police and the district attorney seek to trace a mysterious early morning telephone call made from Willam T. Costello of Peabody before his murder. Costello’s widow Mrs Jessie B Costello awaits trial for first degree murder as officials confirm further questioning of Edward McMahon and other Peabody officers. Dr H S Pomeroy’s hospital status limits police access to the former Costello family physician.
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District ‘Attorney's ’ Office
Willam T. Costello
Peabody
Jessie B. Costello
Salem-J-l -Swaiting
Tmer
Gastel Jo
Atcornsy Cree
Edward d. McMaahon
Peabody Police Department
Howard Donnell
Pomero
Costello
Lash
Atorney
Pomeroy
Dolphin submarine ship's west coast voyage ends in welcome victory
The U S submarine Dolphin docked at a West Coast base yesterday after an 18 month 15 000 mile voyage to and from the Atlantic. The vessel faced a hurricane near Guantanamo but remained seaworthy with four engines fired and a 14 knot surge to escape the storm. Commander Griggs praised the voyage as smooth and successful. Torpedoman B J Rossiter, hospitalized in San Diego, greeted the crew on arrival. The Dolphin, launched March 8 1932 and commissioned last year, carries a crew of 53 with Comdr John B Griggs in command. The ship will depart for brief local duties before returning to Gerth Yard for two months or more.
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Navy Yard
Griggs
Gono Sola
Paréit
Gaston
Guantanamo
Raab J
Wriggs
Atlantic Seaboard
B. J. Rossiter
San Diego
Jase
Nocah
Mater ‘Tebts
Gerth
Dune Loaf
John B. Griggs
Dieab
LE. Blue
Omega
Tab Heuben
G, Roth
Wr CL
Blackwell
A. Jongson
D. L. ‘Zimmer
0. M. Anderson
L. W. Tuttle
Mississippi Near Flood Stage Now
Associated Press reports Mississippi at flood stage as Ohio River crest nears. Upriver towns build sandbag barriers while residents evacuate and begin cleanup. Waters rise in eastern Kentucky and western states, with widespread concern for areas along the Mississippi over the coming weekend.
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Ad Horea
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Estirn
Minpix
Milasiavippi
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