Tornado Kills Two Veterans at Maryville Camp
A twister struck a civilian conservation camp for unemployed World War II veterans in Maryville Missouri killing two men Guy Allen of Shelbina and Ralph Hare of St Louis and injuring about twenty others. Lt Tom Taylor described six camp buildings wrecked and one collapsed on its occupants as rescuers aided victims and the storm passed in about a minute and a half.
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Maryville
Missouri
Guy Allen
Shelbina
Ralph E. Hare
St. Louis
Civilian Conservation
Newton
Stack
Tom Taylor
Three Days Cough Warns of Danger and Creomulsion Claim
A three days cough is presented as a danger signal and a fight against the illness is urged. Creomulsion is advertised as seven helpful ingredients in one, powerful yet harmless, pleasant to take, with a money refund offer if the cough or cold is not relieved.
Storm damages camps and school as sudden fury strikes night
A sudden storm tears through rural districts and a camp wrecking barracks and an ice plant. Phones and power lines down. Maryville High School football team had just finished practice and sheltered in a basement as bricks flew above. Lieut. Tom Taylor oversees the damage in the central home area as the storm shifts northeast.
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Maryville
Frank Wallace Gray
Bill Masters
Tom Taylor
Arca
Balloon flight ends with landing in elm tree near Cadiz
Piccards say balloon trip proved successful though rough landing occurred eight hours after takeoff from Detroit. They describe loss of buoyancy from sun glare, 58 F inside, 48 F outside, and a dramatic rope grab by farmer Glen Cope before a safe descent.
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Piccards
Detroit
Jean Piccard
Jeannette
Glen Cope
A.C. Porter
Dan Ross
Elliott Roosevelts Find Home Just Right for Quiet Evenings
In Virginia hills about 40 miles from Washington, the Roosevelts settle into a new home. Mrs Roosevelt fits the family’s quiet routine while Elliott and Ruth adjust to country life. A ship model, two libraries, and a Great Dane named Peter add character as they settle in.
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Elliott Roosevelts
Washington
Elliott
Smith
Roach
Virginia
Mrs. Roosevelt
County Squire
Mary
Texas
Miss Roosevelt
Virginia Hills
Elliott Roosevalts
Val Killahop
Roosevelts
Peter
Great Dane
Americans Lead In The Great Air Derby Finish
U S entry finishes third as C W A Scott and Campbell Black win the speed race. Turner Pangborn reflect on a tough voyage with engine trouble dogging the American team while Dutch flyers Parmentier and Moll win the handicap prize.
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Turner
Pangborn
Reid Nichols
Honolulu
America
London
Australia
England
C. W. A. Scott
Campbell Black
Turner and
Fiers
K. D. Parmentier
J. J. Moll
Roscoe Turner
Clyde Pangborn
Melbourne
Mildenhall
Albury
Here
Charleville
Port Darwin
Parmentier
Scott
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Boost Digestion by Cleansing
Thousands seek the real cause of stomach upset by cleansing clogged intestines and relieving constipation. Olive Tablets promise soothing aid to the bowels, ease indigestion and bad taste, support appetite, and offer a non calomel remedy sold by druggists for 30 cents.
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Oliver
Italian flyer sets new speed record above 400 miles per hour
Lieutenant Francesco Agello, age 32, nicknamed the crazy boy, sped over Lake Garda in a low-wing seaplane at 437 miles per hour to surpass his own world record by 13 miles per hour. The craft, built in secrecy, roared through autumn skies as Agello claimed the fastest aviation speed.
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Ad Desenzano
Italy
Francesco Agello
Lake Gerda
Agello
Remarkable Formula Helps To Prevent Colds Samples Free
Local drug stores offer free trial samples of Va-tro-nol to prevent colds and ease early symptoms. The remedy, designed for nose and throat, claims to reduce congestion and support natural defenses, with guidance for use and a note on avoiding imitators.
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Hagerstown
Vicks
Praciing
Vicks Drops
Vatronal
Wicks
Milton St
Greensboro
N. C
Record Flight Breaks Speed Mark After Modifications
In a death defying display the same Fiat A 6 V powered craft used by Agel lo in a prior record broke the old speed of 682.078 kilometers per hour 433.822 miles per hour with a 3500 horsepower motor during an April 10 1933 flight.
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Ags
Agello
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