Man Killed In Airplane Fall Near Knoxville
Ulmer Forester a 25 year old Knoxville Journal employee was fatally injured when a stunt plane piloted by Betty Lund Steele crashed near McGhee Tyson airport after the motor sputtered at 150 to 200 feet Witnesses said the craft struck an embankment Mrs Steele suffered a fractured jaw and internal injuries Wallace Boulineaux was slightly hurt Brulee, the former wife of Freddie Lund killed at Lexington two years ago, was among the two passengers aboard.
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Ulmer Forester
Knoxville Journal
Betty Lund
Steele
McGhee-Tyson
Wallace Boulineaux
Forestier
Mra. Breele
Freddie Lund
Lexington
Convicts Escape From Alabama State Prison
Sixteen white convicts escaped from State Prison No. 4 in Montgomery Alabama tonight by cutting an opening in the stockade using smuggled saws. Local authorities pursued and searched the grounds for the men as reports spread of the breakout. The escape occurred on the night of March 19, with guards unaware until inmates began fleeing the yard.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Prison No. 4
Thieves Get 400 In Cash At Mt Airy Milling Plant
Thieves stole 400 dollars from the Mt Airy Milling Company safe early Sunday. The safe door was blown off and furniture damaged. Sheriff Ray Yohn investigated after 4:30 a.m. scans showed a nitro glycerine charge and a wall clock stopped at 3 17. The Glade Valley Milling Company of Walkersville owns the plant. its bakery in Walkersville was robbed of 1000 dollars in a similar manner about a year earlier.
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MT. Airy
Mt. Airy Milling Company
Charles Dodson
C. C. Dodson
Ray Yohn
Westminster
Glade Valley Milling Company
Walkersville
Three Dead In Fall Of Plane Near Petersburg
A U S Army transport plane crashed near Petersburg, Virginia, killing Lieutenant James A. Willis and two passengers. The flyer, en route from Pope Field, Fayetteville, North Carolina, was in fog toward Washington. Major James A. Willis and Major John A. Parker, both with the Judge Advocate General, were among the dead. The cause of the crash was not released. The C-19 single-engine five-passenger plane departed North Carolina last Friday.
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Washington
James A. Willis
John A. Parker
Army
Petersburg
Virginia
Bolling Field
Willis
Pope Field
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Major Parker
Judge Advocate General's Department
Deadline Extended By Reserve Board
The Federal Reserve Board extended the final date for hoarded gold deposits to March 27 in the Seventh District. Officials in Chicago received word that deposits made by then would be accepted without penalty, with banks to report residents who have not redeposited by March 27, 1933.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Washington
Farm Program Faces Storm of Amendments
Washington March 20 Congress weighs Roosevelt farm relief plan amid wide leader splits delaying quick agreement. Stakeholders push for swift action as planting season nears while the President accepts responsibility and pledges to acknowledge failure if needed. Formal bill introduction and message to Congress slated for tomorrow in the House.
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Roosevelt
Congress
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United Support
Two Bodies Found By Farmer Near Bedford
A Bedford farmer on a Sunday drive to church found two bodies dumped from a car. Each victim had two bullets in the heart and one in the head. Papers in their pockets pointed to unknown identifiers and possible leads as police pursued details.
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Bedford
Paroled Felon and Associate Detained in NYC Case
Joseph Callegari an ex convict of Brooklyn and Frank Russo of Ozone Park L I carried letters signed Pop postmarked Waynesboro Pa. A parole card in Callegari pocket showed he had been discharged from a New York State prison March 14.
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Brooklyn
Frank Russo
Ozone Park
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Callegari
New York State
Waynesboro
Frederick Seeks Legalized Bets
A bill to repeal Maryland gaming law to permit pari mutuel betting on horse races in Frederick County will be introduced in the House of Delegates early this week. Drafted by a special committee including former Judge Glenn H. Worthington D Princeton Buckey and Benjamin Rosenstock. Judge Worthington noted personal opposition but urged consideration if needed to prevent the Frederick Fair from failing due to lack of funds.
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Maryland
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Glenn H. Worthington
D. Princeton Buckey
Benjamin ¥. Rosenstock
Worthington
Frederick Fair
Boys Held For Bicycle Theft
Four Hagerstown youths aged 11 to 13 were nabbed by State police at Frederick on Saturday for stealing two bicycles in Hagerstown Friday night. They were returned to Hagerstown Saturday evening and are held at the Salvation Army for Juvenile Court hearing. Two youths rode each bicycle when picked up. one wheel belonged to Frank Chapman and the other to Robert Gutelins. News adds a note about the U. S. Soldiers Hotel in DC established in 1861 for the regular army.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Edgar Brant
Pp. A. Limberg
Salvation Army
Frank Chapman
Summit Avenue
Robert Gutelins
Wilson Boulevard
Do You Know Any Funny War Stories
The Herald and the Maryland Theatre seek humorous World War II anecdotes from Maryland readers. Veterans are urged to dig up funny incidents from the front or home front, including letters and pay stubs. Cash prizes and theater passes await the best entries, with details to follow in tomorrow's paper.
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Maryland Theatre
Hagerstown
Herald
Ft Herald
Private Jones
Lee Tracy
Gloria Stuart
Helen Hayes and Ramon Navarro at Henry's Theatre
Helen Hayes stars as the Chinese heroine in Davin Belasco's The Son Daughter at Henry's Theatre. Ramon Navarro plays the Chinese prince in a tale of royalist intrigue and Chinatown gang wars set against Hayes and Navarro in stark East meets West roles.
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Davin’ Belasco
Helen Hayes
Lenore Ulricami
Ramon Navarro
San Francisco
Miss Hayes
Madelon Claudet
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Navarro
Huddle
Mata Hari
Navarre
Lewis Stone
Warner Oakland
Ralph Morgan
Louise Closser Hale
H. B. Warner
Arlies Opens at the Maryland Today
The King’s Vacation is a light but charming film at the Maryland starring George Arlis whose performance is praised as perfect. Florence Arlis as the queen impresses, and a short added feature, So This Is Harris, with Phil Harris and his Cocoanut Grove orchestra, sweetens the bill.
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Maryland
George Arlies
Ariige
George Arifan
Florence Arliss
Harris
Phil Harris
Hollywood
Cocoanut Grove
Face in the Sky at the Colonial Theatre Review
The Colonial Theatre shows Face in the Sky a Spencer Tracy Marian Nixon Steuart Erwin feature. A traveling signboard artist's romance with a wistful country girl offers whimsical charming entertainment and a fresh form for local picture patrons.
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Colonial Theatre
Spencer Tracy
Marian Nixon-Steuart Erwin
Evenings For Sale at Colonial Theatre Features Stars
Tomorrow the Colonial Theatre presents Evenings For Sale a romance comedy and action film starring Herbert Marshall Lars M ritz Mary Boland and Lucien Littlefield The screening promises a lively mix of humor charm and brisk plot turns with a notable cast.
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Spencer Tracy
Gal
Colonial Theatre
Herbert Marshall
Lars Maritza
Charlie Ruggies
Mary Boland
Lucien Littlefield
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