Ruth Nichols aims to fly Atlantic despite crash
Ruth Nichols, injured after a landing crash at St John New Brunswick, plans to continue toward Paris. Her monoplane was wrecked at the municipal airport after a New York to St John flight. she sustained back injuries and a knee gash but remains determined to press on.
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Ruth Nichols
Paris
Miss Nichols
Floyd Bennet Field
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Naval Reserve
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Screen Actresses Recuperating After Operations
Hollywood June 23 three screen actresses remained in hospitals. Constance Bennett improved after an intestinal operation at Santa Monica hospital. Marilyn Miller’s appendicitis and adhesions operation was described as satisfactory. Evalyn Knapp, hurt in a 15 foot fall over an embankment, was in fair condition resting easily with spinal injuries and broken ribs.
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Hollywood
Cal
Constance Bennett
Santa Monica
Marilyn Miller
Evalyn Knapp
George White
Three Die Blast Ravages Dorset Naval Factory
A blast at the Walton Heath naval cordite factory in Wareham Dorset injures nineteen and leaves three killed with eight others unaccounted for. The explosion leveled several buildings and disrupted the plant during the day.
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Wareham
Dorset
Eng
Naval Cordite
Cat Walton Heath
Tuberculosis expert Dr. E C Thrash dies in Atlanta
Dr. E C Thrash 64 a leading Atlanta physician and tuberculosis authority died at home after six months illness. He attended the American Medical Association convention in Philadelphia as a Georgia delegate and had resumed practice before his death. Funeral services were set for the next morning. He pioneered X ray therapy for tuberculosis and helped found the State Hospital for Tubercular Children at Alto. He led Georgia medical groups and held multiple professional memberships.
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E. C. Thrash
Thrash
American Medical Association
Philadelphia
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Masonic
State Hospital
Alto
State Department of Health
Medical Association of Georgia
American College of Surgeons
Southern Medical Association
Gate City Masonic Lodge
Yaarab Temple of the Shrine
The
Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
London Man Elected Head of Rotary Int
Vienna June 23 London England built envoy Py S Pascali was unanimously elected president of Rotary International after a formal council vote in London. The new leader, cited as a representative of the British chapter, assumes duties immediately.
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Rotary
Vienna
Py—Syanoy
W . Pascali
England
Pratense
Fitzgerald Bank Reopens After Suspension
The National Bank of Fitzgerald, formed from two banks that suspended business January 16, opened today with Battle Sparks as cashier. Deposits rose over 101000 as it began operations yesterday. capital stands at 100000 with a 20000 surplus. J Dorming, former president, leads the new bank.
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National Bank of Fitzgerald
Battle ‘Sparks
Wr. J. Dorming
First National Bank
Stocks Settle To Normal After Surge
New York June 23 The stock market settled back after two days of advances. Profit taking limited losses to moderate levels as trade slowed. First hour volume 400 600 shares vs 1 000 000 Monday. Major drops of about 2 dollars hit American Telephone New York Central Pennsylvania Eastman Kodak and J I Case. U S Steel and American Can fell about a dollar while cotton slipped about 1 a bale. market closed with gains previously exceeding 3 dollars.
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American Telephone
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Eastman Kodak
Rotary International 22nd Annual Convention Opens Here
The 22nd annual Rotary International convention opened today with about 8000 attendees including more than 1000 delegates and members and their families from North America. The event marks the coming year for Rotary International.
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Rotary International
Nore
North America
Intercollegiate Golf Tourney Results
Rain halted second round play at the national intercollegiate tennis championships in Haverford Pennsylvania. Seeded players Bryant Grant Edward Jacobs Bruce Barnes David Jones and Wilmer Haines advanced as the third round was set to begin.
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Haverford
Bryant Grant
University of North Carolina
Edward Jacobs
Pitt
Bruce Barnes
Texas
David Jones
Columbia
Wilmer Haines
North Carolina
Weather forecast for Thomasville Georgia 1931
Weather bulletin and forecast from the U S Department of Agriculture for Thomasville and vicinity, noting high pressure over the Gulf region and west, no major changes expected for 36 hours, with scattered showers in Florida and the Mississippi Valley and mostly fair elsewhere. Observations taken at 8 am local time show temperatures high regionwide except Rockies and northwest coast.
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Gulf Region
Atlantic States
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountain Region
Rio Grande Valley
Florida Peninsula
Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
St. Paul Espe
Rocky Mountains
North Pacific Coast
Tragic Burlesque Drives Pierre Toward Ruin
Pierre and Ann confront love and danger as Bruce schemes with the gold mine lie. Pierre bursts with denial and ambition, declaring he will get the money by any means to fund art or riches, shattering Ann’s hopes and signaling a desperate path ahead.
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Bruce
Ann
Pierre
Roy Donovan
Martin Bevis
Harriet Noel
Antonio Latour
Tony
Father Tony
Orchard Hill
Owl
Pierre Donovan
Bruce Carey
A D. Appleton
A C
Catholics Plan to Ignore Vera Cruz Priests Law
Mexico City dispatch reports Archbishop Ruiz Y. Flores saying the Vera Cruz priest restrictions will be ignored. Bishops will not appoint the eleven allowed priests and may withhold sanction if the government acts. Demonstrations against the law were noted in Vera Cruz area communities.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Ruiz Y. Flores
Orizaba
Gutierrez
Zamora
Sanandres
Tuxtla
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for June 20
Treasury reports June 20 receipts of 26 877 032.48 dollars and expenditures of 14 879 429.23 dollars, leaving a balance of 513 312 789.41 dollars. Customs receipts for the month ending June 20 totaled 19 364 309.02 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
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