Stratosphere Balloonists Land Safely in Yugoslavia
Bel gian scientists Max Cosyns and Neres Vanderlist completed a 1100 mile stratosphere flight, reaching 16000 meters, before landing in a corn field near Zinovije Yugoslavia. They faced fatigue and breathing difficulty but suffered no major harm while officials arranged lodging and food.
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Marimor
Yugoslavia
Max Cosyns
Neres Vanderlist
Conyns
Cosyns
Ljubljana
Brussels
Vanderlist
Cosyna
Associated Press
Czechoslovia
Wanted kookaburra from Australia for theatrical use
A caller seeks a live laughing kookaburra, the native Australian bird known for its raspberrylike cry. The bird should be delivered to STINGAREER care of COLONIAL THEATRE for stage use.
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Bronx
Colonial Theatre
Hotel owner recovers from sprained knee with aid of cane
James Koliopulos proprietor of the Colonial Hotel sprained a knee in a fall and was bedfast briefly but is now able to move about with a cane. The notice hints at staying informed through the Classified Section for real estate market updates.
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James Koliopulos
Colonial Hotel
Rainey dies on eve of birthday in Carrollton
Carrollton mourns Speaker Henry T. Rainey as he dies at DePatt Hospital after bronchial pneumonia and a sudden angina attack. Widow Mrs Rainey may run for his 20th Illinois District seat. Dieterich notes her possible candidacy while Roosevelt, Burns, and others offer condolences. Rainey led the House through New Deal reforms and national programs as a seasoned Illinois Democrat.
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Congress
William
H. Dieterich
Democratic Party
Mr. Rainey
Harding
de Patt Hospital
Rainey
Carroll
Revenue Committee
Washington
Ilinois
House
Henry T. Rainey
National
House of Representatives
Tlinois
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Ilinois River
Carrollton
Amherst College
Chicago
Massachusetts
Amm
Ill
Walnut Hill
Nashville
Tesn
Joseph H. Burns
Burns
Byrns
Beardstown
National House of Representatives
William H. Dieterich
Illinois
Ringleaders Sought in Titinai Reform School Riot
Officials investigate a Titinai state reformatory riot that killed Leo Pielik, valued property at 50000 destroyed, with 22 prisoners and 3 guards injured. Investigators say 20 to 25 inmates formed the ringleader group while guards tried to restore order during a baseball game breach.
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Leo Pielik
Chicago
Springfield
A. L. Bowen
State Department of Public Welfare
Guarda
Prisoner Sets Fire Then Surrenders In Destructive Incident
The arson attack destroyed the shop and its stored materials, a major printing site for the state. The slain prisoner was Leo Pielik, 24, already sentenced in 1932 for larceny in Chicago. Two others, Elmer Hawkins, 23, of LaSalle Illinois, and Stanley Gall, 20, of Chicago, were seriously wounded but expected to recover with medical care.
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Leo Pielik
Chicago
Elmer Hawkins
LaSalle, I
Stanley Gall
Lewis
Guest Soloist Beatrice Phillips Surronds Morning Service
Miss Beatrice Phillips, soprano, was guest soloist at St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church morning service yesterday. She sang Oh Divine Redeemer with organ accompaniment by Miss Edna Koontz. Several guards and prisoners received minor injuries among 22 hospitalized men.
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Beatrice’ Phillips
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Divine Redeemer
Edna Koontz
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P. G. Soap
Ita
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Hellman
Gulden’s Mustard
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Potomac Edison CO
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Titinais State Reformatory
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