Mail Pilot Fuller Dies in Crash Near Deere Ridge
Ray Fuller, veteran mail pilot with 5900 flight hours, died when his plane crashed into trees near Deere Ridge after signaling descent from Winburn field. He prevented greater loss by deploying a plunger extinguisher, and his body was returned to Platte for burial with memorial services in Boerne.
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San Antonio
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Harry
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J. O. Puller
Flatte
Irving Hessen
Justice of the Peace
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Seddentel
Abe Mer
McAdoo Calls Farm Relief Plan Impractical
Senator-elect William Gibbs McAdoo arrives in Shreveport on a flight and criticizes the pending domestic allotment farm bill as too complex to administer. He says major changes are needed, including mortgage relief and credit reform, and that the bill requires amendments to be workable. He adds that the country’s trade system needs revamping.
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Shreveport
William Gibbs MccAdoo
McAdoo
Senate
El Paso Man Heads Disabled Veterans Texas Branch
Howell Palmer of El Paso was named state commander of the Texas department, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, at the close of the three day convention yesterday. Other officers elected included John Gable of Waco as senior vice commander Judge Oscar Abel of Harlingen as first vice commander Herbert Kelly of Houston as second vice commander H J. Harper of Austin as treasurer and Rev. J M Ridgway as chaplain.
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J. &. Ridgway
Legion
Chaplat
Farley Named Hero of 1932 for Rescuing Soldier from Burning Plane
M I Farley of Selfridge Field Michigan designated as volunteer landing hero of the valr corps for 1932 and presented the Cheney sword for rescuing Lt Dum from a burning plane near Pontiac last December. Farley crawled free after the craft nosed over and helped Dum escape before the fuel tank exploded.
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Hrden M. Farley
Selfridge Field
Mich
Thevalr Corps
Cheney Sword
Lisul Willam Ao Pum
Pontiac
Farley
Dom
Ned
Yough
Dum
Hymsel
Bellails
Parley
Faim
Ilvines
Finnish Fascists threaten march over Green Pastures plan
Riga reports Finnish fascists, the Lappos, threaten to march on Helsingfors to block stage producers from presenting The Green Pastures. The private dispatches note Marc Gonnelly’s work on depicting African American views of heaven will not reach Helsinki stages while Canadian or American protest persists.
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Latvia
Marc Gonnelly
Wea
Helstigfors
Fascista
Helsingfors
Canital
Go Chravan
Prt Yate
Helsluefors
U S Society Girl Ends Marriage In Divorce Suit
A high society divorce ends a marriage today as Viscountess Furness is named in the complaint. The case cites grounds of misconduct with a named corespondent, Helen Grise-Inn, in a Paris-like scene of scandal and social fallout. An October 1922 note hints at historic implications for American society pages.
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INSI
Aarpons
Hacness
Iriver Thelma
Morgan Converse
Furness
Helen Grise- Inn
Award To Joan Blonnell For Injuries In Suit
New York report states Joan Blonnell screenwriter received 350 dollars from a suit seeking 50,000 dollars for injuries after an incident with a neighbour. Polish writer Tadouse Zak Zkarnewski, a noted novelist and translator, died in Cracow after a long career translating American and Polish works.
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Joan Blonnell
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Fimick
Wmdaklead
Warsaw
Poland
Tadouse Zak Zkarnewski
Burgau
Cracow
Winter storms claim three lives and leave three missing
In California and Nevada, heavy winter weather kills prospector Charles B. Smith, 62, in a Sierra Madre cabin collapse. Henry Mercer, 26, fled the avalanche aftermath guiding rescuers. In Nevada, James M. Borells, 26, and Kent Wood, 22, Texans, perish after their mining vehicle sinks in mud five miles south of Goldfield.
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Far West
Bearchera
Charles B. Smith
Sierra Madre Mountains
California
Henry Mercer
Rer
Memer
Nevain
James M. Borells
Kent Wood
Fort Worth
Goldfield
National Legion Historian Dies
Fen Putnam, age 64, national historian of the American Legion since 1920, has died after months of illness at his home in Wellesley Massachusetts. He served the Legion for 36 years and passed away yesterday.
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Wellesley
Mass
Fen Putnam
American Legion
Wellesley Faring
Reconstruction Finance loans reach over two billion first year
Washington January 23 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation authorized 2 035 82 599 in loans in the first 11 months of operation Actual loans totaled 1 045 622 39 most to banks railroads and chemical institutions The December report shows repayments at 317 285 072 and by December 31 disbursements included 17 795 000 for self liquidating projects and 100 893 176 to states for relief.
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Joana
Baurs
Railrads
Cinmedal
Lans
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricultura
Capital's Police Fight Crime War in D C
Washington police are ordered to end the capital’s crime wave with a sweeping crackdown. Reports describe slayings of a watchman and thefts including $49 from a store, plus disruption of poor box collections as part of the new alert.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Honor roll student Ernstine Bain named at Baylor College for Women
Jan 23 Kenedy Hake notes Ernestine Bain of Kenedy was placed on Baylor College for Women's fall honor roll.
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Noll
Kenedy
Mass
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Baylor College For Women
Ewborn baby under knife at St Joseph Muncy Hospital
A 6 day old infant Eugene Robert Viole born to Mrs Leon Viola of Agrama underwent blood transfusion and major surgery for pyloric stenosis after X rays showed abdominal obstruction. Doctors and surgeons, with consent from the mother, sought life saving operation as father’s blood was used for transfusion. Secretary resigns in Kenedy chamber of commerce after six years.
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Til
Gt. Joseph Muncy Hospital
Eugene Robert Viole
Leon Viola
Agrama
Dienst
Viola
Loyal Denver Heights four rooms for sale at $2250
Denver Heights home listing describes a four room residence priced at 2250 in a concise classified ad. The notice notes the Bee Classification 7 light classified Ada and presents the sale as a straightforward real estate listing without extraneous details.
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Denver Heights
Storm takes eight lives at beaches and park collapse
A violent storm floods streets and the Soo cee beach front. An inland dam failure at Stanwell Park triggers a flood sweeping campers and a family to sea while earth from Bulen beach crushes a cottage. The day also marks the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Borroum with a dinner.
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Jao
Soo
Kenedy
Jim
Mrs
J. H. Borroum
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