Guinanult Stapped Of Florers In New York Funeral Mob
In White Plains November 14 thousands of women mobbed a receiving vault at Gate of Heaven cemetery, stealing flowers for Miss Guinan. A 10 person subomobile procession suffered injuries in a Broadway collision. five friends required hospital care. Headlines say Heywood Broun praised the crowd for keeping Tex Guinan's memory alive.
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White Plains
N.Y
Guinea
Hesten Cemetery
Broadway
Lsl
Tex
Muyeth
Biles Guinan
Ward canons of good registann promote winter resilience
Winter weather drives a need for protection against illness. Health guidance emphasizes vitamins A and D to build resistance. Advertises Squibb Adex tablets as a convenient source of these vitamins from fish and fortified yeast, claiming lasting effect and daily use through the season. Available at reliable dry stores.
Fragmentary OCR News Item on Vault Flash Mob Scene
Vague scene depicts a chaotic rush around a hillside vault with hurried arrivals and disorganized retreat. Descriptive garbled terms suggest crowds, sprays of flowers, and broken furniture or items, leaving mixed debris and uncertain details.
Relief Agencies Buy 19000 Hogs on Chicago Market
Federal surplus relief administration and the farm credit administration purchased 19,000 hogs on the Chicago market, paying $4.95 to $4.51 for hogs averaging 250 pounds. The purchases were made Saturday to ease the Chicago market after a strike disrupted supplies, led by Capt. F.A. Cope and H.B. Haxter.
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Washington, D. G
Federal Surplus Relief Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Chicago
Capt
F. Ai. Cope
Assistany
8.C. Haxter
Youth Fatally Hurt in Princeton Stadium Crush
In Prince ton New Jersey a 71 year old Perryman Maryland youth Jay F Towner died after a stadium crush following the Princeton Dartmouth football game. Coroner Frank Grove opened an inquiry into the death while some witnesses questioned a hit and run auto driver as a possible cause.
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Princeton
W. J. Way
Faiilies
Jay F Towner TI
Perryman
Palmer Stadium
Yaugle- Uns
Frank Grove
Puerto Rico Chief Visits U. S. for Medical Review
Puerto Rico official Robert H. Gore arrived in New York aboard the Borluquen for medical treatment and a legal question regarding a health matter. He was admitted to Mons for a medical examination and his gubernatorial status was addressed, with denial of any intention to resign.
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NEW_YORK
Robert BH. Gore
Puerto Rico
Bay
C. Feldney
Qes Mons
Self Defense Claimed in Slaying in San Benito
Erness Pagley, 35, surrendered to authorities after being held on suspicion in the fatal stabbing of his father-in-law Arville Daniels, 63, with a stool in a Daisy Barners barn. Pagley contends the killing was in self defense.
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San Benito
Erness Pagley
Fall Hen
Arville Te. Daniels
Pagley
Pollen
Stoick Daniels
Murder Charged to Houston Man
Houston man C Salley of Holston faces murder charges connected to the death of Paul Leonard Flanery in Lake Charles, with details of a galley incident and a fatal shooting after an argument. A separate fatality near Uvalde involved White, an employee of a construction materials company, killed in an early morning incident with the body sent to Fort Worth.
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Houston
M C. Salley
Holston
Paul Leonard Flanery
Lake Charles
Jease Mealer
Galleys Homie
Avto Crass
White
Spubhwort
Dalian
Waa
Ford Way pi wsittof da and Henry Ford to visit Washington
Detroit Nov 13 Henry Ford a leading opponent of the ABA contemplates a trip to Washington to present his difficulties to the president. Plans are not yet organized and he may modify his plans. Reports of a definite White House visit appear unreliable. The International News Service learned Ford has not yet decided his course.
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Tulernutinanl Nowe
Detroit
Henry Ford
ABA
Washington
Royce
Talernatiane
Vanderbilt Bridge Trophy Showdown Nears Decisive Match
New York November 13 A two team semifinal for the Vanderbilt Cup awaits as Towr hold a light edge over Watson Barnes in the field for the next 12 rounds. Team members include L H Wateron A M Barnes Richard Prey l Bam Frey Jr facing Prante Rendon Benjarom Feuer Sidney Rusinow and Phil Abramsoh. Rumors from Ford offices in Dearborn were denied.
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New York
Nday
Tomorow
L. H. Wateron
A. M. Barnes
Richard Preyl
Bam Frey Jr
Prante
Rendon
Benjarom Fe
Packing Plant Stame Ended at Austin Minnesota
Agreement to arbitrate wage disputes ends a near weeklong strike by about 250 workers at George A Hormel & Company packing plant in Austin. The Minnesota Industrial Commission will hear raises of 14 cents an hour after workers seized the plant following a refused demand, with Governor Floyd B Olson directing negotiations to rapid, non discriminatory readmission of strikers.
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Austin, Minny
George A. Hormel & Company
Floyd B. Olson
State Industrial Commission
Olvon
Joy ride ends in death as plane crashes in Brooklyn
Stanley Kitkowski, 19, piloted an early morning joy ride from Curls airport with four Grockwn youths. The plane hit a church steeple, an elevated station, and a tenement building injuring none of the tenants but killing Kitkowski and three passengers Lois H Kubo 19 Henry Rothabowski 71 and Pain Rowenski 21.
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New York
Stanley Kitkowski
Lois H Kubo
Heny Rothabowski
Pain Rowenski
Grock Wn
Armistics
Curls
Valley Stream
L. Taust Iltkowski
Plang
Cenlne
Ministers urged to work not worry over posts in Texas conference
In Corsicana Texas on November 1 ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church South gathered for the Central Texas conference session. Bishop Sam R Hayet instructed pastors to focus on their duties rather than posting concerns. After reading 21% appointment list he urged staff to accept roles and address tasks with course and determination.
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Corsicana
Texas
Methodist Epiecopal Church
South
Centrieg
Central Texas
Sam R. Haythet
Bilzhop Hay
Texas Needy to Receive Blankets This Winter
Relief headquarters in Austin directs administrators to provide blankets clothing and warm drinks for relief rolls as winter months approach. The effort aims to aid those on the relief rolls with basic comfort and shelter during cold weather.
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Texas
Austin
Fragmentary notice hints at a personal appeal
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a personal appeal to Mrs. Nidred Geng and a Kansas City area address. The garbled text references a baby and advice on writing, with unclear context and illegible lines. No verifiable names or events can be confirmed from the fragment.
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Nidred Geng
Kansas Clix
Pinchot Seeks Control Plan to Stop Private Profit
Governor Gifford Pinchot urged Pennsylvania's legislature to bar private profit from liquor sales by the package. He argued state control would curb corruption, support public schools, boost federal works subsidies, and fund unemployment relief and early employment insurance research.
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Harribburg
Way
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Segislaturce
Ploymient
Heweld
Balance year profits with Ilpht Olns ads campaign
An advertising plan aims to make the balance of this year profitable through a campaign led by Ilpht Olns and new ads. The note references a draft ad writer tag F-19231 and signals focus on boosting revenue via targeted promotional placements.
Relief for Catarrh Deafness and Head Noises
An easy to prepare remedy offered by Walgreens Drug Stores to relieve catarrh and deafness or head noises. The ad promotes a pleasant, low-cost preparation claimed to ease distressing head noises and nasal congestion, encouraging trial. The copy uses period ad language and markets a drugstore remedy.
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Walgreen Drug Stores
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