Injured Flier Alg Fortune Omiled In Brazil Crash
Two exhausted trans Atlantic airmen, Lieut Col. Tadeo Larre Borges of Uruguay and Capt. Leon Challe of France, survived a near fatal crash in dense Brazilian forests near Maracaja after a 3700 mile flight from Seville. Challe reported fuel shortages and heavy headwinds, but praised fortune for guiding them to land safely. Both men are hospitalized, Borges recovering from shock and injuries, Challe with a deep gash and bruises.
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Opposition to Hopkins Appointment Heats Senate Debate
Washington dispatch reports a Senate clash over whether federal judge Richard J. Hopkins should accept funds from the Anti-Saloon League. The dispute reflects broad opposition among wet lawmakers, while the House moves to approve Porter’s resolution to send a Haiti investigation commission and fund it.
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Local gatherings mark holiday season in Lagrange town note
Mr and Mrs Paul Lerette hosted relatives from Toledo while Mrs Gray of Flyrna visited sister Mrs Nel-Me Al Auer. Families from Cleveland Penfield and West Salem planned Christmas and year end exchanges. A P T A program featured local talent as officers presided. Lyndon chapter EB S installed officers in Mason ic hall with Edna Taylor Ruby Zimmerman Dida Gott and Hazel Strickland assisting.
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Third grade wins spell bee with high average score
A local school report notes that third grade pupils led with a perfect spelling tally and an overall top average of 90.41 in the spell contest held November 27, 1929. Names of top spellers include Warne Aldri, Gerald Buckingham, Anna Hebner, Rowan Bye, and Nellie Henderson among others.
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Hilda Eglin Frana
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Robert Hastings
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Hetty Moss
Robert Mea Alpine
Rita Camp
Fred Wilcox
Georges Sis
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Donald Durke
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Marian Godridge
Jean McClellan
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Sony
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May Amshary
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Russell Smith
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Benner
Cross Word Puzzle with Many Clues and Partial Answers
A mixed grid of across and down clues covering obstruct pacify artery groaned embrace perch ear organ half em inch large container regarding etc. The list includes numerous garbled entries and misspellings such as Mynelfa heavenly bodies restric unit of energy officer river in Switzerland great deal area clues and scattered phrases.
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Hughes Against Present Water Diversion Action Planned
Washington reports Special Master Charles Evans Hughes recommends reducing Chicago's water diversion from Lake Michigan. Current permit 8500 cubic feet per second may stay until debates finish. Supreme Court likely to adopt Hughes plan, aiming to cut to 1500 cfs eventually. Arguments to be submitted after January reconvening.
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Chicago to Install Modern Sewage Plants in City Sides
The plan stems from lowered levels and long litigation. Chicago will install extensive sewage disposal plants on the North South Southwest sides and in Calumet areas with completion targeted by December 31 1938. Provisions propose reducing the 6500 feet authorization as plants are completed.
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Congress Today Senate Debates Justice Hopkins and Finance Bills
Senate debate continues on Richard J. Hopkins federal judgeship in Kansas and judiciary subcommittees pursue a lobby investigation. Banking and currency panel weighs a Finance committee bill to fund 1.1 million dollars for a veterans hospital in Alabama. Public Buildings panel examines a bill authorizing 230.1 million for public buildings. House action includes Porter resolution authorizing a presidential study committee on prison conditions. Roads committee holds hearings on boosting federal highway spending.
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Real Treat Dinner at Jade Tea Room on Court Street
Evening dinner offered at Jade Tea Room located facing Court Street, with upstairs dining space available. May appeal to locals seeking a refined meal in a convenient downtown setting. Open for dinner service each evening.
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Snakes' Winter Feats Shared In Eastern North Carolina
In Kinston, North Carolina, locals recount three winter tales from the region’s snakes. A king snake swallowed two eggs and locked onto a jug, a frog outlasted a clubbed snake and escaped, and a moccasin gulped a fish headfirst, then died from indigestion as it struggled to eject the meal.
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Peasant terrorists seized near here with machine gun
A machine gun was found among the equipment of a peasant terrorist group near Ovessa. The group attacked Communist and sympathizers aiming to disrupt the color grain in the region.
Graf Zeppelin private air trips offered by Hamburg-America
Hamburg American Line launches an advertising campaign in Am cat newspapers offering private air trips over Continental Europe aboard the Graf Zeppelin. The宣 release highlights exclusive bookings and travel in the era of airship travel, courting affluent passengers seeking unprecedented international routes.
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Missouri city offers $25 reward for torn concrete paving
Springfield Missouri city council announces a $25 reward for the arrest of anyone who tore up 459 feet of fresh concrete paving. London magistrate comments on road safety as he notes rising motor accidents and the dangers of distracted driving.
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