Roosevelt Nephew and Rumsey Grandson Die in Mexican Plane Crash
Daniel S Roosevelt nephew of Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Bronson Harriman Rumsey grandson of railroad builder E H Harriman died when their plane crashed near Guadalupe Victoria, Puebla state, while en route to Yucatan. Miss Charlotta Constantine survived with serious injuries. The United States embassy and G Hart Roosevelt prepared to arrive in Mexico City.
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Daniel S. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bronson Harriman
Peter) Rumsey
St. H. Harriman
Cuadalupe Victoria Village
Peabla State
Charlotta Constantine
Arthur Constantine
International News Service
Mexico
Puebla
Mount Lamesa
Puebla- Vera Cruz
Yucatan
Miss Constantine
Guadalupe Victoria
Hosiital
United States
G. Hart Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lint Miller Faces Pleas as State Highway Chief
Atlanta April 9. Lint Miller, state highway chairman, listens to a road delegation seeking a bridge over Winding Creek or an overpass at Dead Man's Curve. The driven ex mayor look alike answers plainly, promising only if feasible. Miller, 49, a Lakeland merchant, farmer, banker, and civic worker, stresses accountability and clear standings on promises. He values diversification, banking ties, and farm credit experience while guiding Georgia road planning from his Lakeland office.
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Jimmy Walker
Winding Creek
Dead Man's Curve
State Highway Board
Lakeland
E. D. Rivers
Miller
South Georgia
Cairo
Frank J. Miller
John Miller
Singletary
Mothe
Grady
Lahier
Mitchell
Willis Linton Miller
Macon and
Savannah
Governor Rivers
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Georgia
Fla
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Lanier
Cinch
Berrien County
Sparky
Lanier 2 County
Democratic Executive
Highway Department
Widow of worker killed by bolt gets compensation
The Georgia Court of Appeals upheld an award to Annie Parks, widow of Dan Parks, who died after being struck by lightning while spraying infested areas in Atlanta on May 2, 1988. The ruling found the death not an act of God, citing factors including a metal tank and proximity to a tall tree. The Industrial Board previously awarded $4,671.50 weekly for 306 weeks, and the decision was affirmed by higher courts.
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Dan Parks
State Industrial Board
Annie Parks
Supreme Court
High Cout
Lindbergh Begins U S Aviation Survey for War Plane Research
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh starts a two to four week survey of American aviation research facilities piloting an army plane. He will visit about 30 centers and report to Gen. Henry H. Arnold. The move supports building up the air corps to 6 000 planes and comes as Germany is reported to have better labs. The mission is voluntary and aims to aid national defense amid neutrality debates.
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Henry H. Arnold
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National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
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Bloom
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National Advisory Council For Aeronautics
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Calif
House
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Senate
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Langley Field Center
New York
Akron
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford
Four Men To Be Freed In Panama City Lynching Case
Panama City Florida April 19 Day county officers plan to release four men held in connection with the lynching of Miles W Brown convicted slayer as grand jury reported it had been unable to fix blame for the crime The jury told Cireniz Indge i fe Welch yesterday that testimony of numerous witnesses resulted in evidence insufficient for an indictment No charges were placed against the four men questioned about the delaying of Brown Brown 28 year old son of a retired minister was seized by masked men who invaded the county jail and shot to death April 1 a few hours after his conviction for killing Roy Van Kleeck The jury recommended mercy making a life sentence mandatory Jailer Johnny Goodwin said the unasked men told him they resented Brown not receiving the death penalty Van Kleeck s body was found in a bayou near here last Jan 16 Arrested a few days afterward at Jacksonville officers said Brown confessed the slaying and told of a quarrel over being dismissed as a clerk in Van Kleeck s hardware store
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Cireniz Indge i
Fe. Welch
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Hilling
Roy van Kleeck
Johnny Goodwin
Uasked
van Kleeck
Here
Jacksonville
Sabotage Seen in Burning of French Liner Paris
Le Havre officials and investigators suspect foreign saboteurs set the 34,000 ton liner Paris ablaze. Two killed and two injured as fires spread through the bakery and barber shops. A shipment of 10 American built warplanes had just been unloaded from the ship. French authorities warn of further sabotage while Nor mandia awaits removal from drydock.
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le Havre
France
Paris
la Havre
United States
New York
Brunswick youth mysteriously shot to death
Brunswick Georgia April 19 Charlie King 19 died in a local hospital two hours after a mysterious shooting. J G Atkinson 28 admitted firing the shot claiming he woke at 5 am and saw a figure in his bedroom. King belonged to Glynn Academy class of 107 and was son of Mr and Mrs Charles King. Police Chief W D Register said investigation continues.
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Charlie King
Deine
Gore
W. D. Register
J. G. Atkinson
Register
Atkinson
King
Glynn Academy
Charles King
Chief Register
Jaycees Plan Bigger County Fair and Iron Lung Drive
Thomasville Junior Chamber outlines a bigger county fair for fall and launches a drive to secure an iron lung for the John D. Archbok Memorial Hospital. The group aims to double membership and to coordinate with the agricultural office, schools, and local organizations for education, entertainment, and fundraising.
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Jaycees
CET
Iron Lung
Thomasville
Bill Miller
Tish
Wib
C.F. Davis
Fergy
Agricultural Committee
EF. EF. Mann
Mary Belle Nichols
H. R. Mahler
Jeff Davis
Hoyt Wimpy
The
American Legion Post
Jaycee C. Dewey Norwood
Norwood
Miller
Happy) Joye
Jim Keyton
Chamber of Commerce
Liars' Club
John D. Archbok Memorial Hospital
J. Franklin
Weather forecast for South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama
South Carolina shows slightly cooler tonight and Thursday. Georgia forecasts fair nights with cooler temps and warmer inland on Thursday. Florida Outlook mentions fair and slightly cooler tonight and Thursday with warmer areas in the northwest and extreme south portions. Alabama expects fair, warmer conditions along the coast with gentle west and southwest winds. Extreme northwest Florida also fair and warmer with west winds.
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Weathla
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Georgia
Florida
Hearing Involves Milk Control Act Violation
Atlanta April 19 The state milk control board holds a hearing on alleged violations of the milk control act charged to Porenost Dairies Inc and about 100 customer stores. Secretary John S Candler says price and advertising allowances are involved and the board seeks revocation of the distributor license and store licenses. Foremost licenses at Savannah and Columbus were affected.
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Atlanta
Railroads fear mine shutdown as talks stall
New York April 19 spokesmen for two major railroads warned of mounting disruption amid coal mine shutdowns in the eight state Appalachian region. Baltimore and Ohio and New York Central report shrinking coal supplies and heavy freight losses while UMW and operators press for a new labor contract amid stalled negotiations and federal mediators on the scene.
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New York
Jong
Appalachiia
British factory worker jailed amid espionage claims
An English armaments worker, Joseph Kelly, 30, was charged with selling factory plans and arms secrets to the German secret police. He allegedly traveled to Germany to deliver the information. one document was recovered, another missing.
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le Havre
United States
Newark
Joseph Kelly
Germany
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