Peak Climber Evans Rescued After 2700-Foot Descent
W H W Evans of Pasadena missing three days in Zion National Park is found unconscious in a crevasse 500 feet below the Great White Throne. A rescue party descends 2700 feet overnight using rope-stretcher makeshift gear as Evans regains consciousness and is taken to Zion Lodge.
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Salt Lake City
W. H. W. Evans
Pasadena
Calif
Zion National Park
Zion Lodge
Salt Lake
Evans
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Associated Press
Mr. Evans
Change in Program August 1 Across Several Topics
Park records show Evans and Douglas Graham arrived by car about ten days ago on a motor trip. It will be several days before Evans can continue his journey. Rescue party members doubt, but think he may have reached the summit. Diamonds mined in South Africa last year totaled 3 217 906 carats. More than 11 000 pairs of slippers were shipped from Turkey to the United States in a recent month. O C Richards, formerly at San Francisco, will be field manager at Reno with fueling stations planned at Rock Springs and Iowa City. A summer stop will occur at North Platte to collect presidential mail. Eddie Hubbard, Boeing vice president, will direct business operations. head offices are in Seattle. Colyer doubts intra state passenger service. two stops are made in four states: California, Nevada, Wyoming, Nebraska. Canada’s unemployment is steadily decreasing.
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Douglas Graham
Scoyen
Cheyenne
Chicago
O. C. Richards
San Francisco
Reno
Nevada
Rock Springs
Iowa City
Coolidge
Black Hills
North Platte
Nebraska
Eddie Hubbard
Boeing Company
Seattle
Colyer
California
Wyoming
Air Tour Encounters Fog Delays and Safe Landings
The air tour diverted to Boston amid fog with four planes actively contesting the Edsel Ford trophy and $20,000 in prizes while a fifth Pitcairn ship carrying manager Ray Cooper did not participate. Eleven aircraft landed at East Boston after navigating rain and mist, with one forced landing in Massachusetts and the Ford tri motor suffering a damaged nose cylinder but finishing the leg with two engines. Ray Collins praised the crews for handling bad weather and reliability.
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New York
Pitcairn
Ray Cooper
Waco
John P. Wood
Schenectady
Hamilton
Massachusetts
Newport
R. I
Here
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Buffalo
Geneva
Ray Collins
Actress Mackaye Faces Sentence In Felony Case
Dorothy Mackaye the actress sat in a jail cell awaiting sentence for compounding a felony in the death of her actor-husband Ray Raymond. Convicted yesterday, she faces indeterminate time from one to three years at San Quentin or six months in county jail. Her lover Paul Kelly also faces a terms for manslaughter from the fatal fist fight.
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Dorothy Mackaye
Ray Raymond
San Quentin Penitentiary
Paul Kelly
Raymond
Heat Waves Sweep Across the Nation From Coast to Coast
Chicago endured 94 degrees with seven deaths as sweltering heat pushed into the Midwest while Salt Lake City cooled under subnormal temperatures and mountain breezes. In Arizona and Colorado, weather varied with high heat in many areas and a potential break due to storms. Fliers’ success sparks discussion on the Dole prizes and a race for $25,000 and $10,000 for transcontinental flights announced for August 12.
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Neb
A. E. Anderson
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Chicago
Salt Lake City
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Ariz
Salt
Dole
Hawaii
AIRMEN FETED BY NATIVES FLIGHT SCHEDULED EVENTS
A schedule highlights a nine a m call on Major General Edward M. Lewis in the Hawaiian Army, a ten a m call on Rear Admiral John D. McDonald, an eleven a m call on Governor Wallace Farrington, a noon community luncheon with Maitland and Hegenberger as guests, a six p m dinner by Colonel John H. Howard, and a nine p m public reception. Additional social events are planned for July 2 and July 4 to honor the two airmen in Uncle Sam's uniform.
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Edward M. Lewis
Hawaiian Department of the Army
John D. McDonald
Fourteenth Naval District
Wallace Farrington
Maitland and Hegenberger
John H. Howard
Uncle Sam
New National Aviation Academy Bill Aims for West Point Rank
Chicopee Mass June 30 Senator David I Walsh said he will introduce a bill at congressional convening for a United States aviation academy to be the equivalent of West Point and Annapolis, dubbing it a West Point of the air.
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Mass
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United States Aviation Academy
Annapolis
David I. Walsh
Congress
Newlyweds Henry Sass away to British Columbia honeymoon
New York June 30 Henry Sass away Davis third and his bride the former Grace Vanderbilt today were en route to Kooteraai Lake British Columbia on their honeymoon. The couple had waited since their engagement for the trip.
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New York
Henry Sassaway Davis
Grace Vanderbilt
Kooteraai Lake
British Columbia
Surprise marriage delayed by Vanderbilts and Armstrong Ventures
The marriage announcement notes a planned Tuesday wedding for the bride with the blessing of General and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt but failed to receive response from them. Cornelius Van derbilt Jr., brother of the bride, clarifies the situation. Davis, a mining engineer, is said to be tied to Armstrong Ventures Inc and work near Kootenai Lake.
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Davis
Kootenai Lake
Armstrong Ventures Inc
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