Plane Crash Kills Five Burned In England Fire
A tri motor Lufthansa passenger plane en route from London to Berlin crashed in flames at Marden Park between Godstone and Caterham. Five occupants died, including German passenger Hugo von der Schom Lippe. In Boston, James M. Curley is re-elected to a third term as mayor in a Democratic landslide.
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The article details reaction to a close vote with Mayor Walker celebrating his win over Republican challenger Frank Waterman and remarks on voter support. Thomas expresses happiness about the vote while critics question the campaign.
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Walker defeats La Guardia in city race and polls pass tax asks
The election results show Joseph Walker defeating Fiorello La Guardia as the Democratic leader concedes. Voters approve a pay increase for police and a service men preference measure while Republican influence in the state assembly remains largely unchanged. In the 2009 assembly districts, 63 Democrats and 19 Republicans were elected.
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Eaton School Notes Carnival Nets About One Hundred Dollars
The Eaton school notes report a successful carnival that raised roughly one hundred dollars through strong pupil and teacher cooperation. It also announces the season's first basketball game against Columbia, scheduled for Friday evening November six at eight. Doors open at seven, game starts promptly at eight. Mr and Mrs Charles Yost hosted eighteen callers last Sunday.
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Local Visits and Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend News
A parade of visitors filled weekend hours with relatives from Lorain Cleveland Ridgeville and Medina. Mrs. Je Cole hosted her daughter Ernest Terrell and others while Mary Osborne travelled to Columbus and Geraldine Hall returned home for a Cleveland based position. Toddler names, birthdays, and a Dunnecit family reunion were noted along with neighborhood movements and a note on a new tennis racket stringing.
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Ann Pennington Debuts in Gold Diggers of Broadway Color Hit
Ann Pennington, famed Broadway dancer, returns to film in Warner Bros 100 color singing talking dancing feature Gold Diggers of Broadway at Capitol Theatre. The production showcases her dramatic and dance talents after a Broadway hiatus and follows her recent stage work with Geor White's Scandals in New York.
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Tale Marriage on Air Opens at Fure Today
The silent screen star Ive Bor den and Broadway star Morgan Farley lead in Tale Marriage, joined by Ken Mursar of Vaudeville. The new radio pictures feature, opening today at the Fure, promises lively dialogue and music. Jane Mura, adapting from George Turner’s magazine story Companion, provides a brisk tale with engaging performances and stylish wit.
Strange Interlude Coming to Ohio Theatre Cleveland
Eugene O Neill stage drama Strange Interlude opens a two week engagement at the Ohio Theatre Cleveland starting Monday November 11 sponsored by the Theatre Guild. Advance notices say the Pulitzer Prize winning play will draw strong lines of support and interest similar to its reception in New York San Francisco and other cities. The piece has drawn large audiences and the Cleveland run is expected to echo the widespread anticipation and favorable reviews that have accompanied it.
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Amendment Paves Way for Tax Classification Reforms
The text explains a state amendment on farm influence and taxation. It notes 46 counties supported it, 35 opposed, four doubtful. It would not change tax laws directly but enables new statutes to end the uniform rule, allow classification, and reform the tax structure. Adoption shifts power to the legislature to decide the system and laws to be enacted.
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Playful Autoist Transfers Tags In Decatur
Police puzzled by dents at headquarters as traffic tickets appeared on cars with claims of no parking violations. After days of complaints, authorities trapped a non resident car owner, Clarence Davis of Jackson Michigan, who admitted transferring tickets. He was sued $$.25 for parking violations.
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Widow Wins Final Decree After Interlocutory Order
A California court denied the appeal of Mrs Esthe Coumbs Whiter who had waited beyond the statutory one year between interlocutory and final decree. The case clarified timing in issuing final decrees after an interlocutory order.
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Butte dealer sells fleet at sheriff's sale after bid
Butte records show R. J. Garland bid seven dollars for two trucks of one and a half tons and a 15 passenger bus at a sheriff's sale. The cars were sold as part of the foreclosure. EL PASO Texas gun incident ends with rapper shot by visiting friend, both men linked to music scene. Hinojosa fled to Mexico after the shooting near the guitar dispute.
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Cooper Leaves On Inspection Tour Of State
Governor Cooper accompanied by cabinet members departed Columbus to inspect highways and state institutions across northwestern Ohio and later visit southeastern areas. He will deliver about a dozen addresses at civic and luncheon clubs along the route starting with Bellefontaine. Lampblack prevents fires from static sparks.
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