Pittsburg and Johnstown Flood Broadcast From Arctic Ocean
Disjointed report describes NBC broadcast efforts from Arctic Ocean area amid floods in Pittsburg and Johnstown Pennsylvania. The fragment mentions a court case over cottage ownership involving Chas FP Rice and ex husband Ada Trench Rice, plus a coroner’s note on a possible homicide ruled accidental. attorney Phillips contests ownership of property and the cottage.
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Ada Trench
Chas FP Rice
Ralphine " Mide
Charles Rice
Nome
Seattle
Eurl Phillips
Rice
William Crosby
Phillips
Milwaukee Socialist Mayor Daniel Hoan Seeks Reelection
Milwaukee March 18 Associated Press report says Daniel Hoan socialist mayor of Milwaukee seeks another term. He led a city primary with six thousand eight hundred eighty nine votes, ahead of Sheriff Joseph Skinner and three other non partisan opponents who split about seven thousand votes.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Daniel Hoan
Hxty
Joseph H. Iated
Skinner
France Doubts No Man's Land Zone in Rhineland Possible
Paris sources say any plan to police a Franco German demilitarized zone by the League would doom the Paris government it would confront rising nationalism after Germany's Rhineland occupation before spring elections France rejects foreign policing of Rhine territory and warns against a joint demilitarized zone The British deny a drafted spec proposal and say Hitler's plan will be reviewed later The French insistence on sovereignty signals a showdown amid renewed tensions along the Rhine.
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London
Paris
League
Germany
Rhineland
Council of Guilt
Hitler
Rhine
Nome Business Men's Volley Ball Club Meeting Postponed
The regular Tuesday meeting of the Nome Business Men's Volley Ball Club has been postponed until Friday of this week.
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Nome Business Men’s Volley Ball Club
Worst floods since 1009 hit Johnstown and Pittsburgh
Floods described as the worst since 1009 affected Johnstown and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The fragment mentions severe conditions and local impact in the two cities with limited additional details.
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Johnstown
Flood Devastates East As Death Toll Rises
Undated broadcast reports seventeen deaths confirmed with many others missing as floods cripple communications lines across the East. Johnstown Pennsylvania reports 2,235 deaths, Conemaugh River floodwaters inundate streets, National Guardsmen rescue residents with food and medicine.
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Johnstown
Penn
Conemaugh
National
Rossiter
Maryland
Virginia
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Dawsonites Stricken After Fairbanks Ice Carnival
Dawson Yukon Territory residents who attended the Fairbanks Ice Carnival are stricken with scarlet fever. Public gatherings were banned and schools, churches, and theatres closed as authorities place the community under quarantine.
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Dawson
Yukon Territory
Fairbanks
Arctic radio broadcast links to voyage beyond Arctic Circle
The AP team with Jimuld Thompson and J. W. Baker joined a Pacific Alaska Airways flight to the Arctic Ocean near the International Date Line north of the Bering Straits. They reported from Cape Prince of Waves, traversed historic sites like Sinrack, and described the Sawtooth River area during an interview and broadcast.
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Westonly
Cape Prince of Waves
Sinrack
Charge Officers Accepting Bribes Merely Cigars From Grateful Man
An unidentified citizen complained to the prosecuting attorney that he saw three officers accepting bribes. An investigation disclosed that the father of Lou Ann Markle of Anchorage was wearing tigers and Lou Ann's photograph to patrolmen Fred T. West Willis Spivey and co operative T C Mulia in appreciation for toning blood to save her life amid infection.
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Portland
Lou Ann Markle
Anchorage
Tigers
Lou Ann
Fred T. West
Willis Spivey
V.co-Operative
T. C. Mulia
Ketchikan Ousts Juneau as Alaska's Top City Populace
Ketchikan voters unofficially count ninety one percent to approve an annexation measure while Coal Point records seventy six percent support. Resulting populations place Ketchikan at four thousand one hundred sixty eight residents ahead of Juneau's four thousand forty three. Labor relations board hearing on discrimination charges against the Alaska unit continues.
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Ketchikan
Juneau
Alaskan
Enty
Charcoal Point
Labor Relations Board
Alaska
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