German Flyer In Iceland on Ocean Flight
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau, on his third Germany to United States Arctic route attempt, took off for Reykjavik after landing in Seydisfjordur Iceland due to fog and fuel shortage. He previously flew from List on Sylt and was forced down last night pending better conditions.
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Germany
Atlantic
Ireland
Greenland
Labrader
Seydispiderdur
Ieeland
Wolfgang von Gronau
United States
Arctic
Reykjavik
List
of Sylt
Weekend cooler spell forecast after record heat
After a day at 98 degrees the weather outlook shows a cooler weekend with near normal July conditions across much of the United States. Heat fatalities reach nearly 30 nationwide with several states reporting deaths and drownings while St Paul and Minneapolis see 75 after a stretch of 90s. Exceptions include Fayetteville North Carolina 105.5 and Phoenix 112 as other cities report upper 90s.
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United States
Raina
Seaboard
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Michigan
Tawa
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Fayetteville
N. C
Calvia
Kan
Charlotte
N.C
Phoenix
Frederick Md
Tincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Des Moines
Washington
Dallas
Police Dog Gets Dachshund's Job in Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a large police dog now guards what remains of Leo Heyt’s chickens after two imported dachshunds were fired for killing 254 of the stock. Hevn stated he had 950 chicks initially.
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Uniontown
Leo Heyt
Hevn
Lewis Seeks County Help On Federal Relief Share
Rep Lewis seeks to gauge Maryland's relief needs under a 300 million federal pool. He asks five county boards and later city officials to advise on conditions, especially coal regions, and plans a meeting with Governor Ritchie before applying for funds.
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Avid J. Lewis
Maryland
Board of
Lewis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mr. Lewis
Boards of
County Commissioners
Tewis
Congressman Lewis
Ritchie
Fifth Place Finish For Dr Fleming’s Yacht Eleanor
Dr Paul N Fleming’s yacht Eleanor finished fifth in the 50 mile race that opened the final day of Havre De Grace yacht club regatta, start from Maryland Yacht Club in Baltimore. Wilmer, owned by Dr Cecil H Bagley of Baltimore, won the race. A large plate glass window at the Gas Company office opposite the Herald-Mail building was broken at noon when a large truck exited an alley onto Jonathan street, drawing a crowd.
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Paul N. Fleming
Eleanor
Maryland Yacht Club
Baltimore
Havre de Grace Yacht Club
Wilmer
Cecil H. Bagley
Bal-tmore
Herald-Mail
Jonathan Street
Papers Received For Record Certificates Filed
The certificates of incorporation of the Colonial Hardwood Company, the Octagon Fruit Farms, and the Security Paper Company were received here for record today.
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Colonial Hardwood Company
Octagon Fruit Farms
The
Security Paper Company
Releasing a Life Stream Boosts Local Economy
The report notes $417,000 being released from First National Bank to Ha generstown and Washington county next week. It anticipates funds aiding taxes, bills, and obligations, boosting spending, and restoring business confidence. The piece likens the event to a life-giving flow that revitalizes the community and broader national faith in government and commerce.
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First National Bank
Hagerstown
Washington County
Dence
America
Farm incident reports a hawk like tale of a blacksnake
Hugh Blacksnake on the John Brown place Ankeney farm hears a spring story as a blacksnake swallows a rabbit the killing event occurs this morning at Newtown Massachusetts. Professor Reginald A Fessenden famed physicist dies in Bermuda lauded by Elihu Thomson as the era's greatest wireless inventor.
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A. A
Ankeney Farm
John Brown
Newtun
Mass
Reginald A. Fessenden
Bermuda
Elihu Thomson
Marconi
Hare
Ziegfeld's Death Sparks Broadway Riff On Heir Choices
New York July 23 Broadway talk centers on who will carry the Ziegfeld torch after Florenz Ziegfeld’s death. Earl Carroll and George White are named as possible successors, though their styles differ from the famed producer. continúa On Page 33.
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New York
Ziegfeld
Broadway
Florenz Ziegfeld
Earl Carroll
George White
Ziegfeld Said To Have Died Broke On Broadway
New York reports Florenz Ziegfeld died broke after a glittering career in theater. The gossip columns suggest he amassed millions only to spend it on new ventures, with debates over lacking insurance against the day glamour and showmanship meet sale resistance.
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New York
Broadway
Florenz Ziesfeld
Times Square
Jbright
Court Allows Knee Length Shorts For Park Athletes
Chicago July 23 A city court upheld the choice of knee length bifurcated garments for tennis playing by two young women Miss None Thome and Ruth Smuthy Park authorities plan an appeal Judge M Kayai nagh stated the costumes are proper and decent He noted modesty has evolved and few are offended by the attire in modern times
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Chicago
M. Kayainagh
Thome
Ruth
Smuthy
Creator of Cement Garden of Eden Dies at 89
Samuel P. Dinsmoor, who built a cement Garden of Eden near Lucas Eas, died at 89 after starting the project in 1907. He left a mausoleum guarded by a cement angel and figures from biblical stories. Dinsmoor, nearly blind, created the garden over 25 years and welcomed thousands of visitors. He married Elisabeth Brozek in 1924 and is survived by four sons and a daughter from his first marriage plus a son and daughter from the second union.
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Angel
Dinsmoor
Elisie Brozek
Vets split over leaving town in bonus split protest
Washington July 23 The capital bonus seekers split over whether to stay or depart. Walter W Waters commanded urging stay while Roy W Robertson and California contingent pressed evacuation by tomorrow night. Some followers sought VA loans for travel home as part of a separate fundraising boxing show in Hagerstown tonight.
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Washington
Walter W. Waters
Bonus Expeditionary Forces
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Capitol
Roy W. Robertson
California
Waters
Capitol Hill
Robertson
Veterans’ Administration
Hagerstown
Drunken driving charge holds Earl Cave for hearing
Earl Cave of this city was arrested for drunken driving on May 28 and jailed under a $1090 bond for a hearing Monday before Justice Richard H. Sweeney. The case stems from an accident on the Sharpsburg pike. Helen Neikirk, through attorney Leo H. Miller, filed for divorce from John M. Neikirk in court today.
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Earl Cave
Richard H. Sweeney
Sharpsburg Pike
Helen Neikirk
Leo H. Miller
John M. Neikirk
They Had To Drain Tank In Pella Water Incident
In Pella Iowa on July 23 Wilbur Jacobs Paul Van Vliet Peter Gaas and John Koeleman decided a bath would cook them off instead they opened a 200 600 gallon storage tank draining the town s water supply The Mayor presided at a hearing and the Board of Health ordered the tank drained.
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Pella
Wilbur Jacobs
Paul van Vliet
Peter Gaas
John Koeleman
Board of Health
Garner Back Creel Is Full At Uvalde Primary
Speaker John N Garner, just back from a fishing trip, rests and plans to vote in the Democratic primary where he is unopposed for Congress and the party's vice presidential pick. He brought home seven bass and two large turtles, cooked by him, plus small game and wildlife sighting on the river trip with Ross Brumfield.
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Uvalde
Tex
John N. Garner
Garner
Congress
Ross Brumfield
Brumfield
Dixie Benefitted by Torrid Wave
In Raleigh North Carolina July heat scorches boll weevils to death aiding cotton growers. The 1932 brood appears decimated as the intense wave devastates the pest population, offering some relief to farmers facing pest damage.
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Dixie
Raleigh
N. C
U S Sees Appointment of Pair to Parley Favorable Omen
Ottawa July 2 in a British imperial economic conference move the appointment of Walter Runciman and J H Thomas to the key committee on commercial relations with foreign countries drawn cautious praise from American observers. The Liberal and Labor figures are seen as opposing measures likely to raise food costs for Britons mentioned aims for empire preferred trade and potential impact on United States and Argentine exports Mrs Runciman spoke against empire trade policies risking higher living costs.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Runciman
Woman saves nephew from nearby creek at Rowe's Park
Mrs. Lloyd Spigler of 511 Ridge avenue became a local heroine after rescuing her four year old nephew Lloyd from drowning in Rowe's Park. In a perilous moment she jumped from a boat with her infant in arms and recovered the boy from the creek bottom. He was revived and recovered by today.
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Lloyd Spigler
Ridge Avenue
Lloyd
Ruby Spigler
Rowe's Park
Former foes to fly ocean for peace crusade
London July 24 Two former world war fliers plan a translantic flight to promote peace. Baron Von Schleich once known as the Black Knight and Maj Christopher Draper the Major of Britain’s air force will fly westward across the Atlantic in a joint cockpit tour of major cities to spread antiwar sentiment and meet American aces including Eddie Rickenbacker and Colonel Bishop.
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London
Western Front
Translantia
Baron von Schleich
Kaiser
Flying Warriors
Maj
Christopher Draper
Great Britain
Army of the Air
Haron von Schieich
Atlantic
Eddie Rickenbacker
Bishop
Weekly Weather Outlook for Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday covers North and Middle Atlantic States. Generally fair apart from showers on Wednesday or Thursday. Temperatures start moderate, rise Tuesday through Wednesday, then cool by Friday.
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North and
Middle Atlantic States
Married men admit being with women
Two Rochester men, Reuben Kruger and Jesse E. Salley, admitted escorting two young women who died mysteriously during a swimming party. They said the women accidentally drowned and fled with the clothing, fearing scandal. An inquest opened in Millville, with chemical analysis pending before charges.
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Rochester
Minn
Reuben Kruger
Jesse E. Salley
Plainview
Louise Prigge
Frances Poltkowski
Millville
Kruger and Salley
Third degree trial date set in Stark case
Mineola New York July 28 trial of policemen indicted in connection with the third degree slaying of Hyman Stark who died after an assault during a robbery was set for August 15. Sealed indictments returned last night charged 12 officers with second degree murder and related counts while all 13 faced conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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Hollywood
Florenz Ziegfeld
Billie Burke
Patricia Ziegfeld
Santa Monica
Ziegfeld
California
New Mexico
Mineola
N.Y
Stark
N. Y
Hyman Stark
Supreme Court
Meier Steinbrink
John Doe
Steinbrink
Predicts New World War Threats in Canada Visit
Winnipeg reports Dr. Quo Tai Chi former Chinese vice-minister of foreign affairs now envoy to Great Britain warns a coming global war involving great powers. He notes lingering Manchuria tensions and believesJapan will alter China policy while Washington power treaty and evacuation orders cause temporary pause.
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Japan
China
Quo Tai Chi
Great Britain
London
Manchuria
Washington
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