Body found of Visalia aviator in Sierra blizzard
Mountain snow yielded the body of Army Reserve aviator Lieutenant Edward D. Hoffman who leaped from his wrecked plane near Sequoia National Park February 1 while searching for shelter. Witnesses described a perilous four and a half mile trail through knee deep snow to the wreck and found Hoffman and his companion William A. Cocker near a cabin where they were later rescued. Hoffman's widow, Miss Jay Dee Human, and his unit mates mourn his death.
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Bunt Suitor Sought After Shooting Girl in Dallas
Dallas April 4 A man wounded Miss Anna Florence Cram 19 with a pistol near her home last night. The assailant, who had threatened the girl and previously tried to speak to her, fled after the shooting as police searched for him this morning.
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Dallas
Anna Florence Cram
Navy Sub Crashes Into Freighter Off California Coast
A U S Navy sub chases No 4 collided with the English freighter Javanese Prince off Point San Vicente near San Pedro California. The sub was badly damaged but not in danger of sinking and towed to port by a Coast Guard cutter Ta mora.
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Caill
Point San Vincento
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Trak Tribesmen Kill British Flier in Desert Recon Flight
London April 4 The air ministry announced that a sergeant was seriously wounded by gunfire from trak tribesmen while piloting a reconnaissance airplane yesterday in the flat desert. Other occupants of the plane were slightly wounded as the craft cooperated with infantry.
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London
Yalolly
Hunger strike by 12 bandits in Mexican prison
Twelve bandits awaiting execution for a derailment mutinied in their detention quarters at Botws, Mexico City. After soldiers restored order, they began a hunger strike. Sixteen of their confederates have already been shot in the incident tied to the International Express derailment.
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Mexico City
Botws
New Jugoslavian Cabinet Resigns After Elections
Belgrade April 4. The cabinet of Premier Ge ne ve Peter Zivkocieh resigned for Gourenl Zivkovitel's cabinet role on January 4 following the Josh Miguslavian elections. The premier, however, was asked immediately to form another government and held an interim stance.
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Belgrade
Igoslavia
Genve
Peter Zivkocieh
Forr Gourenl Zivkovitel
Cannet Reanc O
Josh Miguslavian
Prentin
Archbishop ordains sly graduates at Bh. John seminary ceremony
Archbishop Arthur J. Crossaerts presided at a morning ordination for graduates of Bh. John's Diocesan seminary in San Fernando. The event followed by a Plaza Hotel reception hosted by ladies of the church. Invitations extended for a grand parlor and dance on a yet unspecified Saturday in April with local names listed among attendees.
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Sly
Bh. John's
San Fernando
Tamehean Ad
Plaza Hotel
Lobiowedt
James Boyle
Peter Horgeile
John Gerbermanna
Henry Hui
Baward Marskl
Meni Padyelk
Railroads Collect R4 000,00 on Rate Hike in January
Washington DC April 4 US Railroads collected over 81 000 000 on freight rate increases authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The first monthly report of the Railroad Credit Corporation shows rate increases were rebonded to turn over the increased collections to the corporation and private institutions to be used in making loans to affiliated carriers. January was the first month the plan operated.
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Washington, D.C
USI
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Credit Corporation
New York Primary Set for April 4 Delegates and Committees Chosen
New York state will hold its spring primary Tuesday. Eligible voters will choose district delegates for state and county committees. No national conventions in Chicago. Ballot includes votes for party officers and local party posts.
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N.Y
New York
New York State
Eurclied
Ghitago
Loyal Legion plans mass meeting to spur local business
Indications point to more than 3000 citizens from various groups attending a Thursday morning mass meeting at the Texas Theater to hear plans for stimulating local business by the newly formed Loyal Legion. William Ovhse will preside as general chairman and introduce speakers yet to be selected as the program is broadcast and dramatized on screen. Sales of Loyal Legion memberships begin with $1 entitling owners to membership, with early funding from Hoffmann Rayman Coffee and Southern Equipment companies. Volunteers will set up downtown booths to secure 35,000 memberships, and San Antonio Retail Merchants’ association pledges cooperation as labor leaders prepare to meet Tuesday to discuss further steps.
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Loyal Legion
William Ovhse
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Builune
Hoffmann- Rayman Coffee Company
Southern Equipment Company
Legion Headquarters
San Antonio Retail Merchants' Association
Sa Antonio
Yngo
Texas Harbor Plan Presented to Congress by Army Engineer Chief
Maj. Gen. Kyt Brown, head of the Army engineers, recommended to Congress a harbor plan for Texas. The proposal aims to modify existing harbor work and remove the requirement for local contract sums.
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Texas
Congress
Washington, D
Drazasisiumi Harbor
Kyt Brown
Presbyterian Dean Dies in Montreal at 12 Years
The Reverend T. James Patterson, renowned Presbyterian minister in the Dominion, died in Montreal on April 4 at the age of 12. He retired from church work in 1817.
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Montreal
Quebec
T. James Patterson
Presbyterian Ministers of
Dominion
Mother Kills 1 Tot, Shoots Herself in New Jersey
In Montclair New Jersey Mrs Raymond D Fosdick, sister in law of Rev Harry Emerson Fosdick, shot and killed her two children and herself at home after neighbors heard gunfire around 9 30 am Police said she had been nervous and her husband a lawyer was away in New York The children were Susie and Viola Fosdick a former under secretary to the League of Nations and trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation and Princeton University is connected to the family.
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Raymond D. Fosdick
Siore
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York
Suse, Vi
al Flaine
Posdisk
Koneyalaf
Fire on shipboard kills 17 firemen in Houston blaze
A stubborn blaze aboard the British freighter Bradburn H broke out in ten holds and claimed the lives of seventeen Houston firemen who fought the flames late yesterday. The incident occurred as crews battled the ship in port, with investigators assessing the cause and the vessel remaining at the dock.
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Shipboard Downs
Houston
Tex
Elly
Bradburn H
C. Gazzoway
Dog Outwits Gas, Slays 28 Rodents Before Transport
In Tishkill New York a farmer named William Craig postponed putting his aging dog to death. With a shortage of lethal gas at the pound the dog escaped home and acted with unusual vigor. He chased cats and dispatched 28 rats before the arrival of the gas bus, leaving Craig relieved at the dog’s swift turn of fate.
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Tishkill
William Craig
Two Moscow Teens Admit Murder Plot
Moscow youths formerly linked to Marrow University pleaded guilty on trial day to an attempted assassination plot against Dr. Frity Voy Twardowski in Moscow. One suspect claimed sole responsibility for the pistol attack on a Garmin counselor near a Moscow street, saying the aim was to threaten Soviet relations with Western neighbors.
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Russia
Marrow University
Mey
Frity Voy Twardowski
Rotmselor
Blern
Garmin
KnogKnocker Opens Two Cafes in Market Incident
Towns end reports burglary at a Sun day night meat market owned by D Townsend. Entry gained via rear door. A safe in the back district opened with papers scattered while a front safe remained locked. Police sought fingerprints. unknown if any money was taken.
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Une Imoney
Townsend Aid
Tmkr
Taeki Noi Pian
Status of Children in U. 8 Revealed
Washington April 4. The White House conference on child health and protection reports that of 43 million U.S. children, about 1 percent are specially gifted, around 1.5 million are above normal, while the remainder are reasonably healthy. The figure highlights distribution among gifted, above normal, and normal groups.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Prohibition Poll Attacked By Dry Leaders In D C
Prohibition leaders denounced the Literary Digest poll as inaccurate and misleading claiming it distorts national sentiment on repeal. Edwin C. Dinwiddie, executive secretary of the national prohibition board of strategy, argues polls with fewer ballots skew results.
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Literary Digest
Drys
Wasitington
D. C
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Hold Up Mob Suspects Tied to Chain Store Thefts
Philadelphia April 4. Four men held in connection with a series of holdups at grocery chains in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Police said the suspects confessed. Two of the men are former policemen.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Culver Officer Bays Dies After Illness
Culver Indiana April 4 Lieutenant Colonel Herold C Bays senior tactical officer of Culver Military Academy died today after a three weeks illness. He held infantry reserve rank and was well known in local and military circles.
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Ind
Herold C. Bays
Culver Military Wen
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