Durkin and others dead in California car crash
Hollywood May 6 The finn colony will pay its last respects tomorrow to Trent Juntoy Durkin star of Huckleberry Finn in the latest screen version Two others died in the San Diego county crash near San Turzo Witnesses include Sackle Coogan Close friend of Durkin Also killed were John Coogan Sr Robert Harrier and Charles Jones An inquest into all four deaths will be held as soon as officials can convene
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Huckleberry Finn
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Sackle Coogan
Tom Bawyer
Mark Twain
Coogan
Durkin
Ufe
John Coogan
Robert Harrier
Charles Jones
Coogan Ranch
San Diego County
Museum Prepares for National Music Week Display
The Wilite museum plans two days of National Music Week observances. All musical instruments will be placed in an exhibit Tuesday and Wednesday. A Mexican talk program and Mexican orchestra perform Tuesday. Chinese tea serves Wednesday afternoon. Gainese instrumental exhibit to be shown. Miss Elids Garza leads the Mexican student club. Public attendance encouraged with free afternoons declared.
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Five Children Treated After Weekend Injuries in City
Five youngsters were treated at Robert B Green hospital over the weekend for injuries. Lora Tedford, 3, fell from a window and fractured his left arm. Robert Grapman, 11, broke his left collarbone when a tree branch gave way. Olg Bents, 5, fell from a bicycle and broke her left leg. Victor Montara, 12, sustained a skull fracture after a fall at North Fork in a sheet incident. C A Talley, 7, swallowed a button and was kept under observation.
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Blanco to Build Lodges at Park Site Plan
Blanco chamber of commerce announced plans to work with the state park board to construct lodge facilities on state park grounds. The proposal may include additional camps and campground expansions for Bay Front and Girl Scout use.
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Court Refuses Hamilton Writ
In Austin on May court officials reported the Court of Criminal Appeals refused to grant a petition for a writ of habeas corpus for Raymond Hamilton. Hamilton, condemned to electrocution on May 10, remains under sentence.
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Devoted to Youth of Americas in Aviation Talk
Captain Raymond Morrison, with 27 years flying, spoke to Junior Birdmen of America at the Ginter hotel about U S aircraft. He used models to show plane types, noted a shift to low wing designs, and praised engineering advances while urging future model editors to prepare for updated craft. Morrison hopes to address the group again this fall. He recently saw a 4000 foot gasoline model in Los Angeles and awaits a complete Tonal THA model, valued at $4, aluminum and ink well sized.
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Los Angeles
Flandin Endorsed in French Municipal Voting
Paris returns from municipal elections indicate Premier Pierre-Etienne Flandin’s government endorsed, with little change overall. The Left weakened slightly while the Communist Socialist bloc appears compromised by anti military service disputes, and Nationalists show gains amid a calm period with few disturbances.
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Pope Protest Over Nazi Treatment of Catholic Pilgrims
Pope Pius condemned Nazi Germany for harsh handling of about two thousand young Catholics returning from an Easter pilgrimage to Germany. He spoke during an audience with German pilgrims urging better treatment and cited reports from observers about political suspicion, searches, and confinement at a center.
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Dead animal revival shocks Hollywood lab experiment
In Los Angeles on May 6 a science team led by Dr Ralph Willard revived a dead animal after freezing it for hours. The method involved sodium citrate to prevent blood coagulation, a gas chamber with oxygen and ether, and gradual warming followed by a blood transfusion. Willard claims success with three previously frozen pigs.
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Leplaur
James Roosevelt to Run Hyde Park Dairy and Forestry Farm
James Roosevelt, eldest son of President Roosevelt, will manage the Hyde Park estate dairy and forestry experiments. He plans to implement inventory and cost systems, supervise a herd of about a dozen cows, and pursue permanent employment in forestry projects while exploring business ventures after Harvard.
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James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
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White House
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Isurance
Blanco Cannery Plan Approved In Blanco
The Blanco chamber of commerce salting the cannery site was approved by engineers. Work will start toward readying the warehouse owned by Edgar Koch for occupancy. A request to add solitary specifications was noted.
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Soviet Leader at Military Academy Speech Sparks War Fears
In Moscow on May 6 AP reports dictator Atalin addressed thousands of graduates at the Krenn military academy. The Soviet leadership warned that Europe faces a grave security crisis, while officials suggested the continent could be drawn into war if tensions escalate.
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Tivasia
Europe
Joseph Atalin
Krenn Miilitary Academy
Swindling nerves and Camels spark Napath? (Note: Unable to create accurate title from provided text.)
The excerpt centers on athletes and Camels cigarettes, featuring Mel Ott of the New York Giants, diver Georgia Coleman praising Camels, and mentions of Bill Miler, Jim Lancaster, and John as 1934 basketball captain prospects.
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Georgia Coleman
Bill Miler
Jim Lancaster
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Alaska Will Drest Pioneer Arrival At May Day Event
May 6 report from Alaska mentions pioneer preparations and local colonists awaiting the St Mihiel arrival. The scene includes bandy playing and crowd activity as residents observe the day’s events with a sense of communal pride amid shifting to new era.
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Alaska
Art St. Mihiel
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