Family Rescues Saddle Horse From Well Plunge
Firefighters rescued a saddle horse that plunged into a well at Mrs. Fl Bolt B Ford’s home on Palo Blanca Street. The horse, owned by Emery Hummel, escaped uninjured after a 15 foot fall as Justin Ford, 16, and Ruth Ford, 17, along with owner, tended it while he recovers from a fractured skull.
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Fl Bolt B. Ford
Palo Blanca
Ford
Emery Hummel
Florida Street
Thomas Nelson Page Junial High School
Justin
Fluth
British Embargo Threat Against Soviet Detainees
London reports that Britain has issued a virtual ultimatum to Soviet authorities in Moscow. If four British Metropolitan-Vickers employees held on charges of sabotage are not freed, Britain will embargo Russian industry. The men were seized in four raids by Soviet secret police.
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London
CINAY
Moscow
Metropolitan-Vickers Electrics
Oil Shutdown Proposal Moves To Stabilize Industry
Washington reports a proposed 40 day oil shutdown to ease industry pressure while a concrete stabilization plan is drafted by Secretary Ickes. Governors, major companies, independents urge production curtailment and a 2,000,000 barrel daily cap for the country.
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Wabghington
D.C
Ickes
Buchacetian
Washington, D. C
U. 5
Jed
John
Elliott
Los Angeles
Eliott
Ickeh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Inday
New Camphor Process Predicted To Aid U S Industry
Washington March 20 An important new method to manufacture synthetic camphor from turpentine was announced before the American Chemical Society. Professor John J Ritter of New York University reported the rediscovered process which he says will significantly aid the U S camphor industry. He notes a rising demand due to laminated safety glass and cites camphor’s uses in explosives celluloid lacquer and film. A second study by Dr G H Whipple of the University of Rochester discusses how liver dysfunction in pernicious anemia patients affects health and potential remedies.
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Washington, D. C
America
American Chemical Society
John J. Ritter
New York University
United States
G. H. Whipple
University of Rochester
Ritter
Unis
Henson Chapin wed in San Antonio home ceremony
Mrs Minnie E Henson and Harry A Chapin of Colorado Springs Colo married Tuesday morning at the home of Dr and Mrs W Chapin with Rev Sloan officiating The bride wore gray with blue accessories and carried a bouquet of car flowers After a breakfast the couple began a motor trip to Colorado Springs Their families include Mrs Mary Ziegelasch and Judge William Ziegelasch of Junction City Kan and William Ziegelasch of Los Angeles The wedding party included Mrs Ira Yates Blanton hosting a tea later in the day and several social arrivals from New York and San Antonio society circles.
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Clara C. Pancoast
Minnie E. Henson
Harry A. Chapin
Coloraca Springs
Colo
W. ¥. Chapin
Sloan
Sendose Reptie
Additional Charge Filed Against Man in Attack Case
A complaint charging Kinnie Angus Harper with unlawfully carrying a pistol was filed in County Courts at Law No. 1. The alleged attack on 19 year old Marjorie Whitbeck occurred after she was driven to Covington Park. Detected by City Detective A P Dresch and patrolman Laichmann, the case was lodged in the Bence dohn FP court.
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Wererday
Kinnie Angus Harper
Nevedaaureat
Marjorie Whitbeck
Sherman Street
A. P. Dreseh
Otto Laichmann
C. A. Dotson
Thesday
Harper
Sc Tre
Msg
Nhilbeck
Covington Park
Dunlice
Bencedohn FP
Onion's Court
Nomination of Manley Approved by Senate Panel
The Senate Interstate Commerce Commission voted to advance the nomination of Oma Inwyer Manley of Omaha to serve as a member of the Radio Commission. The action came on March 29 in Washington D C as part of ongoing consideration of nominations.
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Hadi
Washington, D. C
Maren
Senate Interstate Commerce Comminlion
Taverardy
Drmness
Manley
Oma Inwyer
Radio Communion
Flavoring Extract Reported Stolen From Car
A quantity of Mayering extract was reported stolen Wednesday from the parked auto of A. P Tyler at 1000 Porter Street. Two above were linked in connection with theft of chewing gum and cigarettes from J. W. Mece at 744 Hammonds Street. John Blatefano of 531 West Cincinnati Avenue reported a break in at his garage taking bananas grapefruit and apples.
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A. P Tyler
Porter Stret
J. W. Mece
John Blatefano
Cincinnati Avenue
Brothers Injured in Auto Collision at Local Intersection
Richard Booth age 3A and his brother Richmond Scott, 47, both of 1015 West Bummit venue, were recovering from injuries after their car collided with another late Tuesday at Zergamora and Pop-Int streets. Miss Phyllis Preston, 16, of 322 Wisn Poplar Street, sustained severe facial cuts near the eye in a crash at Blue bonnet street and New Braunfels avenue. Serminia Gutierrez, 6, of 808 Soubu Comal Street, was struck by an auto and received minor injuries.
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Richard Booth
West Bummit
Richmond Scott
Zergamora
Pop- Int
Phyllis Preston
Wisn Poplar Street
Bluebonnet Street
New Braunfels Avenue
Serminia Gutierrez
Soubu Comal Street
N Auto
Texan in Jungle Missing as Plane Not Found
A search in the eastern jungle for W. A. Flowers of Dallas Texas and Harry Scott of New Orleans continues after their plane disappeared three days ago. Officials report no trace of the missing aircraft as they extend the search toward Puerto Cabanes.
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Managua
Nicaragua
W. A. Flowers
Dallas
Texas
Harry Scott
New Orleans
Puerto Cabanes
Injured Firemen Remain Hospitalized After Park Crash
Captain A. R. Zimmermann and J M Hogan of the city fire department remained in the hospital Wednesday after a truck overturning Monday morning while responding to an alarm at Mayfield Park. Zimmermann suffered a crushed leg above the knee and was amputated Tuesday afternoon. Three other injured firefighters were recovering at home Wednesday.
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A. R. Zimmermann
JM. Hogan
Ab Ota- Alon
Manta Ross Insemary
Mayfield Park
Zimmermann
Peru Landslide Death Toll Reported At One Thousand
Lima reports the village of Tenteday was wiped out by a massive landslide. Early counts cited 78 bodies recovered and 120 missing with a heavy rain causing a lake to form before the slide swept down on the town. Local officials warn the toll may rise.
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Lima
Peru
Tenteday
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