Fatal crash near Dallas claims two officers
Oct 13 Dallas authorities probed the cause of a plane crash two miles south of Dallas that killed First Lieut. R. H. Griffith, 29, and Arthur J. Reinhart, 50. The army plane reportedly fell from 4000 feet before breaking up. Griffith, a West Point graduate, was second in command at Hensley Field. Reinhart, a reserve officer and former president of the Air Reserve Association, left behind a widow and two children. Investigators from Brooks Field and Hensley Field planned a board of inquiry and were joined by Gen. Gerald Brant’s aides to assist in the investigation.
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Hensigy Field
Ming
R. HR. Grith
Arthur J. Reinhart
Deiles
Sack Norri
Griffith
West Point
Raddalph
Kelly Fields
Hensley Field
F. 1 Griffi Jr
Louisville
Reinhart Zag
Army Air Corps
Air Reserve Assocation
United States
B. &. Thompson
Henslay Field
San Antonio
Donn
Salsman
Sus M. Tindall
Brooks
Dallas Monsay
R. H._Griffith
Arthur T. Reinhart
Dallas Street
Maj
B. S. ‘Champion
Sleepless Indian Patient Seeks Cure In Heavy Offer
Dr F Multhers, an American physician from Los Angeles, treated Rei Habadur Rami Bajoria who has slept only minutes in nearly three years. Bajoria offered $59,000 for temporary relief and $100,000 for a permanent cure. Early start: Gortrude Michael, 32, praised for career as a concertist in Make Way for a Lady with Anne Shirley and Herbert Marshall.
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J. S
F., Multhers
Los Angeles
Maillionaire
Rei
iGortrude Michael
Eleanor
R.K.-0
Anne Shirley
Herbert Marshall
Sne
Rites for John Mitchell Held at St Mark's Church
Services for John Enael Mitten gell aged 65 of 17 East Myrtle street were set for 10 am Wednesday at St Mark's Episcopal Church with Reverend Arthur Mechinstry officiating. Burial at Mission Burial Park. pallbearers named William Herpel J G Stribling Ben Wrist B G Lane Moseby Horner and A B Haswell. Mitchell's roles included Mobile Bar Association president Mobile W F C A and Citizens' League leader and San Antonio Life Underwriters' Association president. He served as master of the Mobile Ancient Free and Accepted Masons and vestryman at Christ Episcopal Church, member of the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama standing committee, and held posts on local and regional committees including Sat Antone Open Farway board and Wrocal WMGC board. He was vice president of the American Red Cross in Mobile and a reservist at St Mark's Episcopal Church.
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John Enael Mittengell
Myrtle Street
St. Mark's
Wrocal Wmgc
American Red Cross
St. Mark's Episcopal Churets
CNOK BIDS FOR aOUTTS VOTE
Report on political figures from the era including Frank Knox, Rob Taft, and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr advocating party lines. Father Coughlin campaigns in Boston and Rhode Island official clash noted. Governors and Roosevelt supporters discussed, with remarks on bankruptcy fears and various policy positions.
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Frank Knox
Virginia
Richmand
Tandon
Philadelphia
Rob Tso
Arkansas
Congress
Alfred & Smith
Charles ¥. Coughlin
Boston
Cee P Arter
Rhode Island
Coughlin
Cough In
John J. Barry
Wix
Banton
Cour
National Union
Damegn M. Curley
Roosevelt
O'Brignald Henry Gabor Lodge Jr
Roper
Cleveland
Landon
Lemke
Eric
Owl
Scot official dies in Zurich at 61
Sir Godfrey P. Collins secretary of state for Britain since 1932 died today in Zurich Switzerland during a holiday. The death alters the British government roster and triggers a succession review.
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London
Sir Godrey P. Colins
Brotland
Zurich
Switzerland
Guring
New Deal Dealers Report Split In Party Rifts
Washington dispatch reports intra party divisions in FDR's campaign with old guards muting support for Roosevelt. Friction centers on Tugwell and dissident figures like Buh Reed War rides Colby and Ely while Farley faces censure for missteps. Public airing of Communist and Republican tensions colors the race as new deal strategists recalibrate. Roosevelt presses on as factions shift and public stances on tariffs and policy are debated in key states.
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Alfred F. Buh
James A. Reed
Waridee Colby
Dosent B. Ely
Roosevelt
Tugwell
New Deal
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Larrion
Parley
Farley
Lat Thesident
Syracuse
Hys
Pittsburg
Frank Knox
Smith
Knox
Onisha
Norris
Lehman
Omaha
Minnesota
Waexse
Demnemite Party
Saneicr
We Farmer Labor Party
Communist Party
Nemograt
Terry Carpenter
Deveratty
Borineton
Ametican Tanner E Asa
A@meetican mariner
Wrenn Ion
Fort Sam Houston Inspection Slated Thursday
Fort Sam Houston troops to undergo a two phase inspection starting Thursday under Waynes, with James E. Parsons as daily chief commander. First phase on parade grounds includes shelter setups and drill lines. Second phase at 4 PM features a technical exercise divided among nine forces led by AV Brig. Gen. A. T. L. Quenthine and Belg. Gem. Ro GC, with general officers supervising.
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Ft. Sam
Hadleal
Hamepretan
Seeand
Fort Sam Houston
Waynes
James EK. Parsons
Dinauy Chmmander
Riteiéns
Peret
Tae
Fuld
Tsi
A. TL Quenthine
Nine Force
Belg. Gem. Ro GC
Foi
Strond Field Artillery
Commadid
Rare Malady Turns Child's Arm To Stone In Arcadia
In Arcadia Wisconsin on October 19 a two year old girl named Delores Breska began to lose use of her right arm as muscles ossified, turning to stone. Doctors warned of progressive rigidity though she showed no immediate threat. parents sought cures amid mounting letters offering remedies.
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Arcadia
Wis
Aloysius Brwile
Velores
Ilex
Yugoslav honors former U S ambassador Morgenthau
In New York on October 13 the Yugoslav consulate announced Henry Morgenthau Jr former U S ambassador to Turkey received the Yugoslav order first class for his services.
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Yugoslavia
New York
Henrry Morgentis
Winited States
Tukey
Yougoslav
Radium Gas Cancer Talk At International Assembly
Delegates at the International medical assembly heard how a gas derived from radium treated cancer. Demonstrators said radon, produced from radium dissolved in water, matched radiant in effectiveness and could be used safely in small gloves to limit exposure. The report discussed challenges in handling the gas, including blast risks and safe storage, while noting aviation concerns with airborne radio signals.
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ST. Paul
Oct. W
International Medical Assembly
Atler Calls Nazi Parley Report From Berlin
Berlin correspondent of the London Daily Express reports Adolf Hitler called a meeting of Nazi leaders at Berchtesgaden. The last conference was August 25, with a promise to double manpower in the conscript army. Actress Kel en Parrish gains strong praise for her film role.
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London
Ado Sitler Knight
Berechtesgaden
Berlin
London Daily Express
Geremany
Expert Mattress Renovators Offer Services
Local classified ad touts experts in mattress renovation through Classificion. The service highlights include refurbishing and restoring cushions, springs, and fabric with experienced technicians and flexible scheduling. Contact details and pricing not provided in the readable text.
Positive Relief through Grove's Tasteless Malaria Tonic
Unverified ad copy touts Grove's Tasteless Malaria Tonic as a cure for malaria and fever. It claims the tonic removes infection entirely, contrasts it with other remedies, and promotes two bottle sizes with pricing details for purchase at drugstores.
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Matera — Grove
Sue Grove
Grave
Grove
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