Widow Claims Airman Body After Frosty Flight Tragedy
The remains of William F. Griffin, airman from Be rea Ohio, were brought to Cleveland for burial after his wrecked monoplane was found in a swamp near Stockton New York. The body was located by four hunters after a search begun November 26 following his takeoff from Hamilton Ontario en route to Cleveland. His wife traveled via plane to the scene and then by car, learning the fate as aviation authorities cited a blinding snow storm as the likely cause.
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Cleveland
William F. Griffin
Berea
Flyer
Stockton
N. Y
Freedonia
Hamilton
Ont
Griffin
Ralph Wensinger
Conneaut
Wings, Inc
State Sued For $10 000 900 By Mansfield Man
Lee Edward Berne of Mansfield files in Cleveland federal court a suit against the State of Ohio Governor Cooper and several officials and Mansfield figures seeking 10 000 900 in actual and punitive damages. Berne claims malfeasance tied to his arrest as a communist, alleges a mock trial and restricted courtroom access, and seeks 900 for property loss plus 10 000 000 for character and punitive damages.
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Cleveland, O
United States District Court
Ohio
Cooper
Mansfield
Lee Edward Berne
Berne
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Happenings in Ridgeville
Ridgeville and nearby towns feature Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings with the Gilder Harmon, Palmer, Stephens, and Shaw households. School notes report Te Winkle’s return to New York and an Every Pupil Tests day, plus a Ridgeville PTA three act play The Smiling Cow coached by Elizabeth Wilcox and staged by local staff and students.
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Ridgeville
R. Gilder
Robert
F. Harmon
Rocky Tiver
George Palmer
Findlay
Fostoria
Lima
Thewes
Peterman
Cleveland
Baron
Shewring
Toledo
L. Schaber
Florence Stacey
Columbus
E. Ault
E. M. Knowles
Everett Miller
Ralph
Margaret
Pittsfield
B. Miller
Effie Burrell
Arthur Burrell
J. Bultman
Chas Haun
Ashland
Hudson DeLoyd
Mart
Shawville Road
E. W. Miller
E. Knowles
Z. A. Shaw
Lola Shaw
G. Shaw
Elyria
Wm. Thewes
Commodore Wakefield
Vermilion
Miss Armstrong
Miss Young
Cleveland Road
Arthur Schaber
Te Winkle
New York
State Department of Education
Helen Thompson
Chicago
William Schmittgen
Clyde van Wormer
Kathryn Diedrich
Josephine Tract
Gordon TeWinkle
Josephine Wilcox
Zelma Falkner
Clarence Bartter
Louis Rauh
Helen Miller
Elizabeth Wilcox
World record cows owned by New England farmers
Seven of the 14 cows that hold world records are owned by New England farmers, per a report by James G. Watson, livestock editor of the New England Homestead. A Black bear cub travels from Raymond, Washington to Steubenville, bottle-fed, at 2500 miles.
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Burlington
New England
James G. Watson
Steubenville
F.B. Cunningham
Raymond
Washington
Horseshoes Return to Wareham After Nine Months
Wareham resumes its sole industry the manufacture of horseshoes after a nine month shutdown. Local businessmen reestablished the plant which had been abandoned by the Standard Horseshoe Company.
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Wareham
Mass
Standard Horseshoe Company
Drought Cuts Honey Production in Nevada 1930
Nevada estimates show commercial honey production will reach about 69,848 pounds this year, roughly 70 percent of last year, due to drought. Producers warn results may affect supply as growers adapt to arid conditions.
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Reno
Nevada
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Broad Street
Boston Brown Bread
Canada
Mammant
Col. Goodbody
Wtam
Donora
N. B.C. B. Doc
N. B.C
del Monte
Tub
Botardi
Boe
Ade
Vt. Doe
Bulk
Sunnyfield
Zade
Farmer’s Specials
Sauer Kraut
Maine Green Mountain
Florida
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea CO
Middle Avenue
Lake Avenue
State
Mansfield Man
Sam Shindle
Hughes’ Provision Market
Kahn & Anderson
Hamburg
Per Found
Jyed Sete
Mose Wilder
California
Pascal Celery
Ea Eens
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