Wreck Fatal to Aunder Probe
Officials and county authorities investigate a grade crossing tragedy near Hagerstown. Four youths aged 16 to 38 died when a freight train derailed and a car struck the train near St. Louis station. the accident caused a switch to break and damaged auto parts were dragged for yards.
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Asarvin Moats
Acrobat Falls from Stage in Palace Theater Accident
New York August 2 An audience of 800 watched as 31 year old acrobatean Louis Borealino plunge 18 feet from the stage after missing his partner's head in a double somersault. He remained in serious condition today.
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War Inevitable in Mussolini’s African Gambit
In a forthright analysis by Emil Ludwig, the piece argues Mussolini’s plan to seize Ethiopia risks a broader European war. It details Italian confidence, English mobilization, and German calculations, warning that miscalculation could trigger a global crisis as both sides bluff and maneuver for strategic advantage.
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S. A. Woman Not Indicted in Porter Murder Case
Grand jurors in the Criminal District Court no bill Mrs Ruth Porter of 60 South Street in the murder case against her husband C Porter. Porter, a Labor Temple watchman, was shot with a .25 caliber pistol. Mrs Porter told police her husband neglected her and gave no money for three days to buy food. She was released on a $20,000 bond the day after the shooting.
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Floyd Gibbons Off for African Front
New York dispatch reports famed war correspondent Floyd Gibbons, a star reporter for International News Service, hastily boards a ship for a new assignment at the Italo Ethiopian front. Observers note his presence will mark official action once he arrives.
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Shocking Fire Incident at Ankerson Home
Ed Ankerson, a former fireman, called the fire department after a tangle of electric wires at 713 North Madina Street caused pipes and metal bed posts to be live. Fire crews arrived and restored calm, though the house remained dark.
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Woodlawn Lake Meeting Called for WPA Rehab Plan
A mass meeting of Woodlawn Lake district residents will be held at the recreation center Thursday at 8 p.m. to draft resolutions urging Mayor G K Quin and the city commissioners to seek a WPA grant for rehabilitating Woodlawn Lake. W H Suden will preside. time is short to apply before the Centennial celebration next year. The others discuss Mussolini and Ethiopia in unrelated commentary.
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One Man's Meat As Prices Rise AAA Seeks Crop Cuts
A reprint from the New York Times notes hog prices climb while farmers receive payments for not producing. AAA subsidies pay up to 31,000 dollars to nonproducers, shifting costs to consumers. Criticism targets Henry Wallace and Rexford Tugwell for backing these curtailment payments and foreign firm reactions to market conditions.
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Chatterton Derby Heads to Missouri Air Rally
Tulsa dispatch reports Ruth Choetterian transcontinental air derby planes leaving Tulsa for Springfield Missouri after an overnight stop. Miss Chatterton departed about 8 40 a m followed by another official ship as the group began the next leg of the night flight.
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School Board to Act on Budget Details
The San Antonio school board will meet at 3 p.m. Thursday to consider the general budget submitted by B.S. Menefee, president, at a meeting last week. Tuesday's session was postponed due to the death of T.W. Menefee, the president's brother.
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Japanese Demand Apology of China
Japan demanded an apology guarantees and compensation for families of teams in Shanksikuan rain hold up two weeks ago when bandits killed three Ko teams and 17 persons were injured. Consistent Light Classified advertising will make your business grow. Dial P. 1291 for ads.
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Housing Head Quits New Deal Housing Head Quits
Washington announces James A. Moffett resigns as federal housing administrator. President Roosevelt praises his work shifting housing operations while noting delays in enabling legislation. Moffett’s departure follows extended efforts to advance the national housing act across 45 states.
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