Byrd and Expedition Return to New Zealand Welcome
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and 65 expedition members arrived in Dunedin after a nearly year long Antarctic voyage aboard The City of New York. The timely homecoming drew New Zealand’s largest ever crowds as Byrd praised local help and summarized the trek beyond the Ross Dependency.
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Dunedin
N. Z
Richard E. Byrd
New Zealand
City of
New York
Bryd
Ross Dependency
America
Rich
D E. Byrd
Dundein
New Zeland
Antarctic
Little America
Meeting on Conservation to Be Held in Washington
Washington conservationists announce a Thursday evening gathering at the YMCA community room with a 6:30 dinner for a nominal fee and a program beginning about 7:20. Principal speaker Frank Marnette of Coon Rapids will discuss state hunting and fishing laws with invited officials including Senator Will Carden and Rep C Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservationists
Washington
Y. M.A
Carl W. Klen
Frank Marnette
Coon Rapids Town
Will H. Dily
Will Carden
Winfield
C. ©. Dayton
B. J. Breitenbach
Irene Schroeder Faces Trial for Brady Paul Murder
Irene Schroeder, daughter of a Benwood fishmonger, pleaded not guilty in a Lawrence county courtroom to a murder charge in the December killing of Corporal Brady Paul, a state highway patrolman. Prosecutors submitted a doctors’ statement asserting she is not to become a mother, countering defense claims she was due in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Irene Schroeder
Benwood
W. Va
Bar of Justice
Lawrence County
Brady Paul
Annual spring concert by Washington high school groups
Washington high school presents its annual spring concert in the high school auditorium Tuesday evening. The program features boys and girls glee clubs, a vocal trio, band and orchestra in a program of high class music. Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irls
Washington High School
Gh School
Sigourney
The
Au Ocomeies
Fist
Lucille Knox
Helen Melinsky
Mary Pauls
Glen Sebesia
Loretta Cantoni
Veida Parcel
Rose Carbaugh
Bernice Kooning Et
Griffith
Ruth Speidel
Wanna Walker
Dor Masson
Mildred Masson
Gina Bianchi
Ruth Mobr
Helen McConaugh
Mildred Starr
Frances Jugemhei Fr
Helen Sartor
Mary Biiley
Alton Josephine Hill
Roberta Rose Jane Fulton
Dolores Keifer
Helen Smiley
Helen Jungbluth
Leona Parcell
Barbara Cuddy
Fletcner
Echoing Green
Ireland
Lana
Lawrence Ryan
Rolland Benson
Young Young
Herbert Judevine
Frances McConnell
Raymond Wittris
Robert Stutsman
Everette Simpson
Burdette Westermark
Donald Benz
Donald Stutsman
Berne Enslin
Robert Springman
Ray Mohr
Walter Well
Igene Thomas
Tom Duncan
Ernest Meyer
Grant McKune
Granville Humble
Way He Brown
Harold Kerr
George Benson
Harold Ahrens
Harvey Coulter
William — Kern
Donald Welsh
Cate Henke
Boys” Glee Club
Tantock
Townsend
High Basbury
Sharp
Glee
Shubert
Cripple Creek
Stringfield
Helen Dayton
Henrietta Hull
Wilma Walker
Ruth Pauls
Junior Cuddy
Daisy Franklin
Marjorie Pratt
Micared Starr
Mary Julia Lemmon
Margaret Davidson
Lorietta Canton
Howat Named President Of Coal Miners
Alexander Howat elected president by acclamation at the United Mine Workers re organization convention in Springfield Illinois with over 500 delegates denouncing John L Lewis and outlining a new international constitution. The split within the UMWA loomed large during Indianapolis first day as John J Lewis addressed the gathering. The report urged concerted action to improve miners conditions and align with broader industrial gains.
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Springfield
Alexander Howat
Kansas
United Mine Workers
Howat
Springville
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America Executive Board
Lewis
Ting
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Bist
John J. Lewis
Miss Louise Dixon to Lead City Hall Cooking School
Miss Louise Dixon, daughter of Thomas Dixon, renowned writer and lecturer, will conduct a cooking school at City Hall next week. A longtime culinary expert, she has managed Wildacres tavern and led hospitality roles across North Carolina, South Carolina, and New York, proving mastery of her subject through national demonstration work.
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Louise Dixon
Thomas Dixon
May Dixon
Thacker
Miss Dixon
Hol ‘Hime College
Virginia
Lucy Cobb Institute
Georgia
Riverside Drive
New York
Angeles Cal
Soutern
New York City
New York University
Ent
Iridor School of Oak
Dixon
Wildacre Tavern
Washington County District Court Docket for March Term
New cases filed for the March term of district court number 55 prepared for the term opening Tuesday March 18 with Judge Frank Rechly of Montezuma on the bench. Nearly half of the 24 cases are law actions, mostly suits on notes.
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Washington County District Court
Frank Rechly
Montezuma
Explosion at Chinkat naval station kills many in Korea
A large explosion and fire hit the auditorium of the Chinkat naval station in Korea during a motion picture show. Reported dead numbered 104 with four more critically injured. Most victims were primary school children. panic and rapid flames followed the blast amid wartime anniversary celebrations in Japan.
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Fufan
Korea
Chinkat Naval Station
Ool
Japan
Russia
Wayland Faces Y Leaders In County Playoff Tonight
Wayland Washington meets the “Y” Sanders in a county independent league playoff at 8 p m with Ted Saur of Fairfield as referee. The winner advances to face Wyman next Monday as Wayland Wyman and the Y tied for first. Many fans from Wayland Wyman and nearby towns expected, but locals say seating will be ample for Washington supporters.
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Wayland-Washington
Ted Saur
Fairfield
Iowa
Wayland
Wyman
Leleh Soule
Washington
Huckins Case Goes on Trial Tomorrow in Linn County Court
Cedar Rapids reports that the Huckins trial in Iowa centering on a father and son partnership accused of defrauding widows and wage earners proceeds in district court tomorrow. George E. Huckins, released from an insane asylum, awaits defense witnesses arriving from Wisconsin to proceed.
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Huckins
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
George E. Huckins
Wisconsin
Foreclosure, Quieting Title, and Divorce Matters Listed
The document enumerates nine foreclosure cases, nine quieting title suits, and eight divorce actions. Other items include two equity cases, a partition suit, and an application for appointment of a guardian, among others.
Four Sioux Indians Die From Industrial Alcohol Poisoning
Four Sioux Indians died and three others suffered as they were incapacitated by industrial alcohol used as anti freeze solvent. Victims named Razett 28 Goodhouse 24 Onehouse 28 Albert 24. Mattias Taylor held on theft charges for taking the liquor from a Tokio general store to a dance amid the poisonings.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Indiana
Francis Razett
Mike Goodhouse
Jerome Onehouse
Jerome Albert
Mattias Taylor
Tokio
Washington county forms committee for co op livestock marketing
County agent Harold Montgomery reports Iowa farmers move toward a cooperative marketing plan. A Washington county committee elected officers E L Stewart president H T Carris vice president W I R Brown secretary treas and an executive panel to study a yard location and incorporation to enable grading and cooperative selling of hogs and livestock.
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Iowa
Federal Farm Board
Washington County
Producers Concentration Association
Washington, Town
E. L. Stewart
H. T. Carris
W. I R. Brown
Treas
Stewart
Lowing
Joener
Miss E J Fisher Victim of Hold Up in Washington
Elizabeth J Fisher of Washington Ta a clerical worker in Senator Smith Brookhart s office was held up Friday afternoon after leaving the senate office building. She chased the robber along an alley and raised the alarm. The thief escaped. she suffered only a small loss and was not seriously injured.
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Washington, D. C
Taft Funeral Plans Move Through Washington Rites
Washington reports mark of respect as William Howard Taft dies. Congress halts, Supreme Court adjourns, and officials plan state ceremonies. Holmes delivers brief tribute while Hoover refrains from canceling a boy scout engagement. Broadcasts to cover crowds fill Capitol rotunda and procession route to Arlington.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
Supreme Court
Wiliam Howard Taft
Senate
House
Taft
Tomor
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Furst
Hoover
William Howard ‘Taft
Washington, D.C
Columbia Broadcasting System
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
All Souls Church
Arington Cemetery
William Howard Taft
Gould
Arlington
Potomac
Great National Cemetery
Tts
Holmes
White House
Cabernet
AM Souls Unitarian Church
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
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Mrs. Bastlcn
Frank Rich
Ed Bleher
Jank Casey
L. B. Kapton
Chicago
Marnette
Ene Schroeder
Kansan
Donald Davis
Charles Davis
Ands
Dave Campbell
University Hospital
Iowa City
Helen Masson
Louise Masson
Betty Cunningham
Marjorie Robertson
Vera Tucker
Ruth Sartor
Adrienne Varnerus
Vera Foss
Evelyn Crandall
Varnette Johnson
Roberta Ross
Dorothy Masson
Milan Thompson
Ruth Stewart
Lou Jean Stewart
Ross
Maurice Mayo
Frances Iugenheimer
Ross Tion
Harold Schneider
Ty Koch
William Stewart
William
William Sartor
David Cattlett
Harry Montgomery
Willis Wittner
Tommy Stewart
Karl Bevins
Dw Hazen
John Jackson
Wade Cutl
Lloyd Helwick
Cherie McElhinney
John Ly
William Shi
James Saint Saems
Jhre” Flotow
William Sehulty
Hubert Turner
Claire Keating
Earl Rath
Dwight Hazen
Ruth Cunningham
Donald Franklin
Robert Roe
Jor Campbell
Walter Jungbluth
Peter Jungbluth
City Hall
Tufan
Naptha
Wayland VS
Pas
Harold Montgomery
E. J. Fisher
Nator Brookhart
Unitarian Church
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