Tragic Coast Air Crash Claims 16 Lives Near San Clemente
A Pacific Coast airliner bound for Los Angeles crashed near San Clemente, killing 16 people after a motor failure caused a fiery impact. Fifteen bodies were recovered by Chief Eaton as the disaster marked one of the nation's worst commercial aviation losses to date.
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San Clements
Cal
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Aguas Caliente
Tex
Air Line
Eaton
San Clemente
California
Point Vincente
United States
Ife
Point Vincenta
Pacific Ocean
Earth
Maton
Plane Crash Kills Pilot and Two Mechanics in Florida
A cabin monoplane crashed into Lake Worth near West Palm Beach killing pilot William Dindles and mechanics Arthur Amps and AL Lipsky. Injured were Hivir Stosswell and Fadward Butler. Witnesses said the plane appeared disabled while landing. cause is undetermined. The Florida Airways aircraft, en route from West End Bahamas to Daytona Beach, drew hundreds of residents to witness the tragedy.
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West Palm Breach
Janu
Lake Worth
Yester
Willian Dindles
Daytona Beach
Arthur Amps
Daytona Breath
AL Lipsky
Daytona Teach
Hivir Stosswell
West Palm Head
Fadward Butler
Minami
Palm Beach
Florida Airways Company
West End
Bahamas
Woman Sentenced in Deaths of Wards at Camden
Gladys May Parks found guilty on two counts for the deaths of her wards Timothy and Dorothy Rogers. Judge Frank T. Wlord sentences her to 25 years on murder and 19 years on manslaughter, to run concurrently, with the sentence handed down after late Saturday night verdicts.
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Camden
N. J
Jani
Gladys May Parks
Timothy
Dorothy Rogers
Criminal Court
Frank T. Wlord
Sacred Music Concert at First Baptist Church Tonight
Tonight at 7 30 George Dibble radio artist and singing evangelist and Harold Mustaine gospel pianist will present a concert of classical and sacred music at First Baptist Church Mrs George Dibble who has preached at the church in recent weeks will give readings audience welcome open to the public
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George Dibble
Harold Mustaine
Lorain County Farm Bureau keeps Caskey president post
In the Lorain County Farm Bureau annual meeting at the First Methodist Church, W. G. Caskey of Oberlin was re elected president with all other officers retained. H. L. Leimbach of Brownhelm became vice president, replacing W. C. Day. R. E. Campbell of Pittsfield was secretary and C. F. of Columbia treasurer. Five ladies at large—A J Carpenter Eaton A D Crocker Columbia F E B Schriver Belden G W Cotton Elyria K E Durkee Eaton—were re elected. Crocker and Leimbach elected as delegates to the State Farm Bureau meeting in Columbus during Farmers Week in February.
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Lorain County
A.D. Crocker
Columbia
H. L. Leimbach
Brownhelm
State Farm Bureau
Columbus
Rewards posted for capture of Janet Frater Blood slayer
Cleveland report says city and county officials planned to announce rewards for the capture of the man who killed sixteen year old Janet Frater Blood after she was shot on Clifton Boulevard. Janet died after two weeks of battle in St Johns hospital. Police connect the slaying to a prior assault on two women.
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Cleveland
Janet Frater
Janet
St. John’s Hospital
Jane
Jerry Zamunt
Edwin D. Barry
Joan Marshall
William Blood
Bower
Janes
Clifton Boulevard
Cooper outlines Ohio governor's problems and policies
Governor Myers Y. Cooper spoke at the Lorain County Farm Bureau meeting on taxation, education, highways, and pardons. He urged voter participation, defended the gas line tax increase, and praised the tax classification amendment for a square deal, while noting the challenge of crime and prison pardons.
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Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
Lorain County Farm Bureau
First Methodist Church
Sts
National
Cooper
Obion
Wasside
Iin
Three fugitives caught after Florida detective death
Three escaped Connecticut convicts alleged to have murdered a Jacksonville detective were captured today. Jacksonville police notified state prison authorities. Roland Lalone of Worcester Massachusetts Watson Moulthrope of Danbury Connecticut captured near Marone Georgia Leo Landry of Revere Massachusetts arrested in Jacksonville Florida.
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Wethersfield
Conn
Connecticut
Jacksonville
Fla
Roland Lalone
Worcester
Mase
Watson Moulthrope
Danbury
Maron
Leo Landry
Revere
Mags
Tacksonville
Temperature Rise Brings Flood Dangle
Chicago report notes temperatures rising from severe cold to warm spell in a day. Waters surged as rivers swelled past flood stage after heavy rain and thaw. Officials warn that rapid temp increases could worsen floods, with property damage and evacuations already reported.
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Ciucago
Midwest
Temures
Eight Men Die In Mine Blast At Lillybrook Coal
Eight men died in an explosion at Lillybrook Coal Company Mine Number One near Breokley Wisconsin on Sunday. Rescue was delayed by bad roads and weather while investigators probe possible negligence. The victims include W. C. Garnet James Henderson Whites Jegs Johnson W. J. Thompson John Owen Sharman Holand Walter Hooker and E Z. Davis, all named.
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Breokley
Lillybrook Coal Company
W. C. Garnet
James Henderson
Jegs | Johnson
W. J. Thompson
John Owen
Sharman Holand
Walter Hooker
E. Z. Davis
Shooting suspect confesses in Brady Paul case in Phoenix
Glenn Dague admitted his role in the December highway ambush that killed Highway Corporal Brady Paul near Phoenix. Sheriff Charles Wright pursued leads tying Mrs Irene Schroeder and her brother to the Pennsylvania attack, while investigators sought which of the three assailants was Paul.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Brady Paul
Glenn Dugue
Wountaiks
Here
Dugue
Sharifl Charles Wright
Sasterday
Paul
Ernest Moore
New Castle-Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wright
Irene Schroeder
Dague
Jrisger
Pittsburga
D. W. Crawford
Dave
Cass
Brady Pau
Ts Hiphy
Dayne
Wombat
Three Bandits Captured After Georgia Swamp Showdown
In Macon Georgia January 2 a fierce gun battle with Loh Macon and Jacksonville police left over 200 rounds fired. Three bandits including Adrian Bias Dana Bias and Basil Childress were captured in a swamp near Macon after claiming escape from a West Virginia state penitentiary. Adrian Bias was badly wounded and believed dying. Detectives pursued links to Jacksonville slayings as authorities identified the men and questioned them about further suspects.
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Macon
Loh
Jacksonville
Here
Adrian Bias
Dana
Chitregs
Thomas Johnson
Kfewall
West Virginia
Roland LaLone
Connecticut
Akon Lawton Jackson Admits Lorain Thefts
Lawton Jackson of Akron admitted involvement in two safe cracking acts in Lorain shortly after midnight. Arrested by Patrolman George Kirk, he walked near a building and confessed to targeting Inland Finance in the Commercial building and Metropolitan Life Insurance in the Gould building. He denied Brosery store burglary and faces municipal court arraignment on burglary and tool possession charges.
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Lorain, O
Lawton Jackson
Akron
Jackson
George Kirk
Inland Finance Company
Commercial
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Gould
Brosery
British Premier Meets Delegates at Downing Street
Premier Ramsay MacDonald hosted delegations from Britain America Japan France and Italy at 1 pm in Downing Street for final discussions ahead of the London naval conference opening tomorrow. The scene drew a large crowd as leaders arrived and posed for photographers.
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London
J. Ramsay MaccDonald
No. 10
Downing Street
Great Britain
America
Japan
Italy
Dirigs RP
Andre Tardieu
Dina Grat Twaltien
Stimson
Grandi
Iery
Rush To Pay Taxes On Last Day Of Grace
Crowds line up at the county treasurer office to meet the 4 pm deadline for semiannual real and personal tax payments. County Treasurer N T B Backus reports strong three day receipts and expects an average collection, with about 3 000 000 dollars planned.
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N. TB. Backus
Prisoners Arraigned In Lorain Court Today
Lorain court arraigned 17 defendants including Joe Litton who sought a postponement of his concealed weapons sentence after claiming his wife’s paramour threatened him. Litton testified he carried the gun in self defense and asked the wife and the other man be subpoenaed for morning proceedings before Judge Webber. multiple defendants pleaded guilty, others faced charges from grand larceny to non support with varied bonds and continuances.
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Joe Litton
Lorain
Webber
Tun
Ted
Darrbeen
Robert Shafer
North Ridgeville
Indiana
Jerry Ferguson
Ferguson
Shafer
Vert
Edward Garrison
We Fields Corners
Flint
Michigan
I Petro
Enn Atwood
James Brown
Yal Wellman
Joseph Gallas
Tidy
Mike Cuting
Frank J. Bohlen
Mike Marando
Camil Milano
Josepn Moreno
Mbert H. Moore
Louis Yarka
Raymond Miller
MacCauley
New York
Driver Suffers Skull and Jaw Fractures in Crossing Crash
At 1 00 p m Elyria Memorial Hospital reported Steve Herman in very serious condition after his car collided with a B and O crossing gate on Lake Avenue Saturday evening. The 21 year old from Elyria suffered a fractured skull and lower jaw fracture, was taken from the Weber home at 905 Lake Avenue to Elyria Memorial by Rosenberry’s ambulance, and witnesses said the car hit the gate with its windshield and steering wheel smashed. Signals and bell reportedly worked. it appeared the car was traveling at high speed and narrowly avoided a train crossing seconds later.
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Lake Avenue
Steve Herman
Doi
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clarence
Dewer Weber
Weber Brothers
Rosenberry
Herman
Ates
Watcrman
Graduating Glass Honor Guests at Chapel
January Elyria High School graduates received diplomas at a morning Senior chapel in the school auditorium. They presented a gift toward paying for the school’s new microplane system, part of a fund begun by the June 1929 class with board support. Principal Shively thanked them and announced a memorial tablet once funds are complete, with farewell by 12-B president Robert Goecke, and remarks from Ralph Shaw. Music included the high school orchestra and two solos by J. Martin Rees.
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Elyria High School
Homor
Board of Education
C. P. Shively
Robert Goecke
Ralph Shaw
J. Martin Rees
Elyrians Suffer Minor Injuries In Auto Crash
Two Elyrians received minor injuries Saturday night when a car driven by Tom Moody collided with a telephone pole to avoid hitting another vehicle on West Avenue. Jina Isle of Park Avenue sustained facial injuries and Joseph Glentkowski of Gates Avenue injured his arm eye and nose. Both were treated at the Elyria clinic.
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Elyrians
Jina Isle
Park Avenue
Joseph Glentkowski
Gates Avenue
Tom Moody
West Avenue
Elyria Clinic
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