Settlement Reached in $50,000 Assault Suit
May Trene Boyce a 22 year old former private secretary and Licien F. Williams a 33 year old former Yale tennis standout settled their assault case out of court. The suit filed in Chicago claimed two assaults in Williams apartment on June 1 and August 13 1834 with undisclosed settlement terms. Read and use light want ads for quick sure results.
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Missing Illinois tourists spark New Mexico search
James L. Vincent reported seeing four Illinois tourists alive on May 22 near a high promontory in rugged New Mexico terrain. He described hikers along the road and the car left behind as authorities intensified the desert search led by Governor Clyde Tingley for Mr. and Mrs. George Tarnis and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heberer.
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Albuquerque
X Pu
New Mexico
James L. Vincent
Clyde Tingley
Desert
George Tarnis
Albert Heberer
NRA Leader To Lecture In Pistol Course At Terra A. and XM
LE Cline state secretary of the National Rifle Association will deliver two lectures at Terra A. and XM college short course for peace WMficert next week. The lectures, based on pistol nomenclature and use, are set for July 7 and 10. Cline may also demonstrate machine gun firing as the course continues for one week.
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LE. Cline
National Rifle Association
Terra A
Cline
California Democrat Hoeppel accuses works relief funds
Representative Hoeppel of California claims that works relief funds are being used to pressure recalcitrant congressmen. He says the president favors a death sentence clause in the utility holding company bill and that his own vote to strike it may affect California appropriations.
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Washington, D.C
Hoeppel
California
Haeppel
Califoria
American Airlines trims Oklahoma City to Chicago flight time
American Airlines announced a schedule change reducing the Oklahoma City to Chicago trip to 4 hours 33 minutes, effective July 10. The current flight time is 5 hours 13 minutes for the 632 mile route.
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Oklahoma City
American Airlines
Chicago
Endurance flight heroes Fred and Al Key land after 27 day record
Fred and Al Key landed the Ole Miss at Meridian Mississippi after 27 days 34 minutes aloftbreaking the official 552 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds endurance record set in 1930. Crowd cheered as the plane landed with a flat tire and police escorted the weary aviators through tensed crowds. The brothers said they are exhausted and plan to sleep for two or three days after the grueling voyage.
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Miss
Tuly
Earth
Fred
al Key
Ole Miss
Fred Key
O. K
Key
Chicago
John
Kenneth Hunter
Dale Jackson
Forest O'Brine
St. Louis
Two Bank Suspects Nabbed in Texas
Kansas highway patrol announced the arrest of Buford Smiddy and Carnes Addington in connection with a $1300 Arlington Kansas bank robbery on April 20. Smiddy was captured near Tyler Texas while Addington was taken at Corpus Christi Texas.
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Topeka
Kan
C— Frank Stone Jr
Kansas Highway Patrol
Buford Smiddy
Carnes Addington
Arlington
Smiddy
Tyler
Texas
Addington
Corpus Christi
Teachers Awake to Free Talk at National Education Meet
Denver July 2 The National Education Association split into two camps over teachers right to speak and teach freely. Militant leader Jesse H Newton urged schools to take bolder roles, while president Henry Lester Smith advocated harmony between initiative and guidance in education.
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National Education Associal
Columbia
Cara- Jing
Woodrulf
Vermont
Annie C. Woodward
Massachusetts
Agnes Samuelson
Tawa
Woman Defendant In Big Damage Suit
Mrs Margaret Barnes of Corpus Christi was named defendant in a 100000 damage suit filed in Wayne County Circuit Court by Mrs Ora Keyworth widow of Maurice FR Keyworth Michigan superintendent of public instruction elect who was killed in an automobile crash at Ste Marie on June 23 The car driven by Austin J Lipsett a local politician collided with Keys car Lipsett was found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter and was not named in the suit
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Detroit
Margaret Barnes
Corpus Christi
Wayne
Gircuit
Ora Keyworth
Maurice FR. Keyworth
Michigan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ste. Marie
Car
Austin J. Lipsett
Koyth
Lipsett
Reed
Euit
Bullets Not Money for U S Felons
Washington July 2 AP the justice department has quit pulling a label on public enemies hunted by We German The article notes Congress gave Attorney General Cummings $24,000 a year ago and $5,000 was spent for the death of John Dr Singer At present at least 14 kidnapping suspects are sought according to AG aides there are no plans to use remaining public rewards from a $20,000 fund Skepticism remains whether it can be used for a new system since it was made available on June 23, 1934
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Justice Department
Gemen
Congress
Cummings
Johm Dr
Singer
Dalton's Widow Dies in Memphis at 86
Amanda Dalton widow of Kit Dalton a famed Confederate fighter died at Shelby County Hospital Memphis aged 86. Daughters of the Confederacy raised funds for burial near her husband buried in Confederate rest. Dalton left Kentucky joined the Confederacy served with Forrest then Nord riding and later Texas ranger. the obituary notes Bigenevilla Arkansas residence and 1920 death.
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Jay
Amanda Dalton
Kit Dalton
Jesse Dames
Shelby County
Dalton
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Confederacy
Logan County
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Quantrell Gang
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