Italian Ship Sinks After Collision in Columbia River
In heavy gales on the Columbia River near Portland Oregon the Italian motorship Felice collided with the freighter Edward Luckenbach and sank to the promenade deck. About half of its 40 crew were rescued while the rest were not immediately accounted for. 28 aboard the Luckenbach were uninjured. The Warrior tug aided, the Onondaga coast guard cutter was dispatched, visibility was poor, and conditions described as the worst of the winter.
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Science Hall Circus Opens At Lions Field
A GM Parade of Progress program features a 60 member crew staging a science exhibit on Lions field. Two large exhibit halls form a 2000 person venue with steel framed halves, showcasing physics and electricity demos by James C. McElhany. Shows run 8 10 pm Wednesday and 1 am to 10 pm Thursday and Friday. morning sessions target school classes, lectures are free.
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Suil
Baseball Man Sentenced Five Years in Fatal Shooting
In Little Rock Arkansas a 44 year old former manager of the Little Rock Baseball Club, Jack Steste, was sent to prison for five years after a circuit court jury convicted him of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Victor Wordstrom, a 30 year old Minneapolis steel worker, last December. The jury had reduced the charge from first degree murder.
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Little Rock
Ark
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Jack Steste
Rolando Bremer Up After Chickenpox in San Antonio
The Bexar area notes Roland Bremer the janitor is back around after a chickenpox illness. Phil Black jokes about his brown suit while Pat Flaherty Victor Craze and Dub Edith Herndon take a Houston trip. Lorna Bender returns to work after a foe. Edythe Eden and Carl Wilson wed and moved to Austin. Marie Pals visits from Alexander, Iowa. Lloyd Rosenblum returns from Houston. Community figures greet Leita Small at the Alamo. A horse tale threads through a local joke about a felon and a Seguin campaigner. Mrs J Ed Wilking returns from California. February birthdays listed for Claude Carter Robert F. Uhr G E Klein Milton Pink Ed Enowlton Fred H Meyer Quis D Hill M D Engel Albert Ler Jones Jr. Most note the courthouse elevator. chatter cites San Antonio taxi lore and theater plans, including Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne and Idiot's Delight tour, with a new Broad street buzz.
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Roland Bremer
Phil Black
Pat Flaherty
Victor Craze
Dub
Edith Herndon
Houston
G&a CG
Halep
Port -Arataas
Edythe Eden
Carl Wilson
Austin
J. ED. Wilking
California
Claude J. Carter
Robert F. Uhr
G. E. Klein
Milton Pink
ED Enowlton
Fred Ham Meyer
Quis D. Hill
M. D. Engel
Albert Ler Jones JR
San Antonio
Chicago
Paris
Alfred Luntlynn Fontanne
It Costs to Ship Gold Across Ocean
Government estimates show foreigners paid 22 million dollars for Atlantic gold haul in three years. The gold surge into the United States totals about 4 billion since the dollar was revived in 1934. Shipments are costly due to careful packing and tight guarding to prevent damage.
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Washington
Atlantic
Mattson Suspect Held Near York Police Substation
Highway patrolmen questioned a motorist stopped by Sergeant S Schaeffer who said the man resembled an artist’s conception of the Mattson boy Rid Taper. Schaeffer stopped the motorist west of York on the Lincoln highway and indicated the man was being held at the sub station.
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Mattson
York, Pa
S. Schaefter
Mattson Boy
Schaeffer
York
Lincoln Highway
Campaign Worker Too Enthusiastic in Berwyn Bid
In Chicago Reb. 17 district R. Black, who campaigned for Matt Berg for mayor of suburban Berwyn, was fined for intoxication of Justice Martin McGrath of Oak Park. Police testified he was arrested while distributing inappropriate material in the wrong suburb.
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Chicago
R. Black
Matt Berg
Berwyn
Blac
Justiee
Martin McGrath
Oak Park
Republican Fights Alone as Flu Strikes Santa Ben
A fragmented report notes a Republican fight in the New Mexico house amid illness reducing minority strength to near vanish. It mentions two Republicans with 47 Democrats seeking to hold the chamber amid unspecified tensions. A lone Republican senator remains active while a classified ad offers a local job.
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Santa Ben
New Mexico House of Representatives
Aten
Intitenga
Student Red Ring Charged by Mother
Chicago reports that the University of Illinois student Edmund D. Lowery, age 19, was accused by his mother Mrs Rosemund P Lowry of Champaign of fleeing to join Spanish Red forces with student Communists. Mrs Lowry, widow of a World War II hero and former deputy secretary of the American embassy at Mexico City, said she traced him to Chicago before he departed for Latin America.
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Rx Gleave
University of Ilinois
Rosemiund P. Lowry
Champalen
Red
Lowry
Mexico City
Edmund D. Lowery
Chicago
Bethin
Working Girls Lead Best Class Jeans Grades
In Los Angeles two groups of working college women in a cooperative dormitory earned top jeans grades among women’s groups at UG. They self support from budgeting to cooking, balancing study and duties in dorm life.
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Los Angeles
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Init
2A Sr
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