Pilot Guilty in Low Flying Death Case at Selfridge Field
Kenneth W. Wassit of Minneapolis was found guilty by a general court martial for causing the death of a woman by a plane swooping over Lake Margaret. He faces dismissal from the service, forfeiture of pay, and 18 months hard labor. Witnesses described a dramatic incident as planes flew low over a fishing boat.
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Sours Rudld
Mich
Stoh
R—Cms
Llowd
Kenneth W. Wassit
Minneapolis
An Eged Woak
Wassing
Low
Ayer Lake Margarethe
Selfridge Field
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Liett
Keneth We Wassing
Lake Margarethe
Tts
Walter G. Myer
Mudvita, Ohto
Mary Myer
Gar Clough
Detrott
Satil Glough
Antoine Phy
Quorum Shortfall Delays Health Board Action
The board of health failed to achieve an eight member quorum delaying a response to charges of inequalities. Dr. Lesli C. Robbins and Nab Goldsmith were unavailable, with other physicians at weekend operations. O’Brien submitted resignation as assistant secretary and criticized member apathy, while awaiting a possible job offer.
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Board of Health
Health Department
Jack
O'briley
Lesli C. Robbins
Nab Goldsmith
Galveston
Mearning
O'Brien
Odwen
Prien
Slere
Reagan Houston
Stealth Department
Liberator Crash Kills 10 Aboard Over Murosaty Lake
An investigation began today to determine the cause of a Liberator crash near Murosaty Lake in California. All ten men and officers aboard were killed when the aircraft fell yesterday.
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Murog Army Ath Field
Calif
INS
Murosaty Lake
Dairy Trucks Cut Mileage Plan Unveiled by Officials
Charles Wadinee, chairmen, announced a savings plan to cut out 1061460 truck miles by eliminating milk hauling of 46 producers in Bexar County and parts of three counties. Routes for remaining producers will be adjusted to save mileage. Plan approved by the Office of Defense Transportation and the War Production Board.
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Charles
Wadinee
Bexar County
Alascos Medina
Wilson
Guadalupe
Con
Kendal
Wallace
Nollen
Satur Hank
Office of Defense Transportation
War Protivction Board
Wash- Tieton
Antonio
Chihuahua
Widen Ad
Aiterson
Alflee
Goeth
Defimmr
Ety Wiley Bnosd
Pather
SON
Jol “Tobin
Magermanh
Otrer Chargus
Anderson
Poyements
Ole Gallagh
Even Rats Protected From Cruelty in Court Ruling
Denver reports that Judge David Oyler fined Howey Layton 125 for cruelty after officers testified Layton tethered a rat by the tail to a tree as an educational exhibit. A waterman noted the rat’s broken leg and squealing, while spectators watched. the scene drew criticism over animal mistreatment.
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Denver
David Oyler
Howey Layton
Layton
Los Angeles area schools adjust schedules to fit day
The district outlines full day operations for high schools and elementary schools with staggered starts and dismissals. Elementary students will receive books and be released before noon while high schools extend activities into Thursday and Friday. Officials project total enrollment near twenty thousand with staff planning a large faculty presence.
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Tos Angeles Heights
Eliss Wvork
Wosety
Boynton
Bexar Stock Law Begun Amid Court Challenge
Commissioners move toward a stock law for Bexar County citing 1934 county ordinance. A Texas court case argues the election action was improper as petitioned and approved on the same day, with a 1994 November setting challenged by Waine and Townsend News notes.
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Bexar
Vince Ie
Wilonnkir
Klley
WoolhFed
Frank Dawe
Delfines
Armor
High
Antonio
Welchtar
Atpral
Waine
Commissioners Court Haad
Authorlynton
Sesson
Cour
Cuero Opposes Bill to Abolish River Plan
Cuero chamber of commerce protests state move to abolish the Guadalupe River Authority. The resolution warns that tearing up the plan would threaten navigation and raise port costs, urging lawmakers to oppose Representative Bell and support the river authority’s continuation amid years of effort and spending.
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Commerce
Marshall Belle
Texas
Guadalupe- Bianco
Camp Merce
Port
Lasvaca
Victoria
Gonzales
Luling
New Braunfels
San Marcos
Carro
Guadalupe River
House of Congress
United States Senate
Bell
Long Range Gun Bombarded Paris in World War I
During World War I German forces bombarded Paris from long range guns firing 265 shells along dish lanes of seventy eight tiles, with shells described as Bouwie.
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Paris
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