Body of Polish flier returned to native land in Azores
In Horta Azores July 16 AP Major Casimir Kubala and Major Idzi kowski’s bodies arrive aboard the Polish School ship Iskra from Graciosa. Kubala receives honors in Poland while a British consul and civil governor visit. A crowd witnesses a dangerous rescue attempt as the plane overturns and explodes.
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Horta
Azores
Iskra
Casimir Kubala
Idzikowski
Graciosa
Poland
Kubala
Brillant
le Bourget
New York
Associated Press
Idyikowski
Atorm Field
Santa Crusz
Kubsia
Zdeisowski
Sarcasm Fines and Fatal Wall Collapse Reported
In Chicago Judge Albert George fined Dr Val Freeman $250 after a sarcasm dispute with Officer Franklin Martyn who halted him rushing to a patient. In Salt Lake City 11 year old Roscoe Boden died when a wall at the Growery Rechange collapsed injuring workers.
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Chicago
Val Freeman
Albert George
Freeman
Woliceman
Franklin Martyn
Freemand
Martyn
Dr Freeman
George
Salt Lake City
Roscoe Junior Boden
Roscoe Boden
Rivermen Race Upstream on Ohio River Dash
In Cincinnati on July 16 AP reports steamers Tom Greene and Betsy Ann ready to renew paddle wheel races 20 miles to New Richmond. Tom Greene skips with Frederick May Jr as Betsy Ann captain, both youngest rivermen, racing for a merchants’ cup while passengers ride the line from Pittsburgh to New Orleans.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Stokes
Tom Greene
Betsy Ann
New Richmond
Frederick May Jr
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Greene
Mary Greene
Merchants of
Chris Green
King George Restes After Operation
London reports an encouraging update on King George after yesterday's operation. Four doctors visited him this morning and said he had a restful night and that both his general and local conditions are satisfactory.
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London
George
Senator Caraway Pushes Probe Into Capitol Lobbying
Washington July 16 plans for a senatorial inquiry into lobbying in the capitol are shaping up with Senator Caraway proposing a thorough investigation. He seeks to discover the sources and amounts of lobbying revenues, expenditures, and the aims of such spending and influence on legislation.
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Washington
Capitol
Senate
Benater Caraway
Damearet Ar
Oil Price Decreases Announced by Agencies
Pittsburgh agencies report crude oil price cuts of twenty-five and thirty-five cents across several grades. The move affects market pricing and supply expectations as distributors adjust bids and contracts nationwide.
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Pittsburgh
Third man dies as result crash at Salina
Salina Kansas July 16 AP Jack Highdecker pilot of the airplane that crashed Sunday night killing passengers David Spillman and Stuart Kiriy died in a local hospital early today from internal injuries. Highdecker is survived by his widow and a one year old infant at Alta Vista Kansas.
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Salina
Kas
Jack Highdecker
David Spillman
Stuart Kiriy
Highdecker
Alta Vista
Diplomats Not Always Safe
Senator Caraway urged the Senate to advise the state department to recall diplomats who flouted Washington traffic laws. A DC police report showed 34 diplomats and attaches were stopped or warned over 11 years, with no arrests due to immunity. Offenses included minor driving infractions and intoxication, involving several at ambassadorial and ministerial rank.
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Washington
Caraway
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Senate
State Department
Endurance flight seeks record in San Francisco
A monoplane attempting to surpass 246 hours 43 minutes 32 seconds endurance flight time remained aloft in San Francisco. Bartlett Stephens, Mills Field acting superintendent, and Fred McKinley lent support as the craft neared its 24th hour in the air. The plane was refueled by a second aircraft, the Californian, piloted by Don Templeton with James Warner aboard as radio operator.
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San Francisco
Bartlett Stephens
Mills Field
Fred McKinley
Oakland
Australia
Stephens
McKinley
Communist troops occupy missions in South Pukien
American missionaries were informed that Communist troops seized main buildings of missions Talmage College and Use mission residence at Changchow about 50 miles southwest of Amoy The American consul filed a protest with the Fukinen Commissioner of Foreign Affairs at Amoy whose reply was not encouraging Antimissionary activity in South Pukien has risen and there is fear mission property in the area may face similar actions.
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Amoy
Pukinen
China
Talmage College
Changchow
Fukinen
South Pukien
Trimmer Bank Official Dies After Pneumonia Attack
W. W. Trimmer, 65, vice-president of Continental National Bank, died in a Salt Lake City hospital after a pneumonia attack suffered a week earlier. He passed away last night.
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Salt Lake City
W. W. Trimmer
Continental National Bank
Trimmer
Oakland Man's Death Ruled Self-Inflicted Near Artesia
The body of Addison Richards, 50, of Oakland, was found in brush near Artesia. Police say Richards appears to have died by his own action with wrists and throat slashed. Valuables remained undisturbed as the case unfolds with connections to a stolen car and a fatal collision involving A L Purdy, a Artesia pioneer.
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Los Angeles
Addison Richards
Oakland
Artesia
Richards
Burgess
A L. Purdy
Pack train seized with whiskey near Lookout Mountain
Federal agents report seizure of a 16 horse pack train loaded with whiskey near Lookout Mountain in Ferry county Washington. Sixty three cases of Canadian whiskey were confiscated and three men were arrested. Names of the arrestees were not released.
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Spokane
Wash
Fderal
Lookout Mountain
Ferry County
Canada
National and American Scores From Scheduled Games
National slate lists Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New York and others with final counts and player pairings. American games include New York Cleveland Washington Chicago Boston St Louis with multiple pitchers and line scores. Robbery note: two unmasked men robbed Farmers State Bank at Bloom Kansas, fleeing south with about 6,000.
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Dodge City
Kas
Farmers State Bank
Bloom Kas
Martin
China Faces Tense Clashes as Soviet Ultimatum Lapses
Censored dispatches report Russian troop movements near the Siberian border after a three day ultimatum to China expired. Moscow sees potential conflict while Chinese Foreign Minister Wang at Tsingtao denies knowledge of any new Soviet demands. Demonstrations erupt in Moscow against Chinese fascists as Berlin Communists hold protests.
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Associated Press
China
Moscow
Paris
London
Tokyo
Russia
Harbin
Siberian
Peking
Black River
Wang
Tsingtao
Berlin
Missing Canadian engineer in Nevada divorce case at Lake Tahoe
Lieutenant Colonel H. H Betts of the Canadian army engineers vanished from his Reno quarters after arriving for a divorce. Search planes and deputies comb Lake Tahoe area for days with no trace. Betts, from London Ontario, left a note for his attorney and directed disposal of his estate while suffering severe headaches.
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Tahoe
Reno
Canada
Colonel Betts
London Ontario
Edison Banquets the Candidates at Idaho Event
Martin P Kiebert of Wallace Idaho will attend an Edison scholarship event at Fast Orange the inventor's home with other state reps. Guests include a reception and dance on July 30 followed by plant tours and laboratories. Examinations are set for Thursday and the trip ends Friday with no New York sight-seeing.
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Boise
Martin P Kiebert
Wallace
Idahos
Edison
Department of Reclamaton
Kiebert Kiebert
Othber
Fast Orange
New York
TAM WEATHER Unnetuted tonight end Wednesday
Unnetuted tonight and Wednesday with probable showers and thunderstorms in the extreme south portion. Little change in temperature.
Farm Board Moves to Tackle Broad Agricultural Problems
The federal farm board, led by chairman Alexander H. Legge, begins long and hard work from its White House formation. Hoover faces delays in naming a wheat growers representative, as committees request aid from the board’s 150 million dollar initial fund and 350 million authorized by Congress.
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Washington
Alexander H. Legge
Chicago
Federal Board
Hoover
Congress
Hyde
Legge
White House
Mayflower Hotel
Chris L. Christensen
Agriculture Department
Federal Farm Board
Coopers
Tragic Honduran Picnic Ends In Truck Crash
Eleven Honduran high school girls die when the truck carrying them veers into a thousand foot abyss near Sauce. Twenty two hurt, driver Luis Medina killed, public works minister Salvador Correto badly injured while aiding in rescue efforts. The catastrophe shocks Tegucigalpa as mourning is planned and events are suspended.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Sauce
Luis Medina
Salvador Correto
Big Criminals Cheat the Law at Governors Conference
In New London Utah Governor George H Dern urged harsher punishment but derided it as effective, noting only 1 in 30 criminals is convicted. He cited jurisdictional jumps by major criminals and lacking a national investigative framework like an American Scotland Yard.
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New London
Conn
George H Dern
Utah
Scotland Yard
Orleans resumes street car service under federal guard
Orleans observed street car service resume today with federal armed guards after workers walked out on July 2. Fifteen cars operated on the St Charles Tulane belt route yesterday amid crowds. no disturbances were reported. Twenty four hour service will return when authorities deem the violence risk passed, said U S Marshal Victor Lolsel.
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New Orleans
St. Charles-tulane
Victor Lolsel
United States
Officer Promises Nearby Beer After Pinched Good Place
A Chicago police lieutenant tells thirsty women the best nearby option is near beer after admitting a favorite restaurant he knew was closed. The visitors depart in disappointment, muttering thanks and goodbye.
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