Southerner airliner wreck kills 17 near Goodwin Arkansas
Investigators probe why the luxury Douglas plunged into a swamp near Goodwin Arkansas killing 17 with a jammed speed indicator at 180 mph. Sixteen bodies are identified as state rangers guard the scene to stop looting while a man flees with a roll of bills.
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Goodwin
Ark
A. C. Hightower
Eugene L. Vidal
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Jerry Marshall
Gray Albright
W. L. Fray
Federal Revenue Oficer
Forrest City
Fray
Marshall
J.C. Cahn
Los Angeles
Memphis
Italians Bomb Another Red Cross Unit In Ethiopia War
Italian bombing planes destroyed a Red Cross unit near Wildia on the northern Ethiopian front killing seven women and seven old men and injuring 35. Major Burgoyne, hospital director, was unharmed. The southern front saw 50 000 native Dubais from Italian Somaliland clash with 60 000 Ethiopians in what Rome called the war’s most important battle.
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Roy P. Porter
Associated Press
Red Cross
Wildia
Addis Ababa
Gerald Burgoyne
Rome
Laval
Paris
Pierre Laval
League of Nations
Dessye
Caproni
Burgoyne
Sweden
Egypt
Ethiopia
Ras Desta
Brest
Morocco
Spain
Hable's Palace Show At Palace Theatre Today
Edmund Lowe stars in The Great Impersonation adapted from E P Pennein aims at espionage and intrigue. A Fox News reel and a Circus Days cartoon supplement the feature.
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Edmund Lowe
Universal Picture
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Palace Theatre
Fox News
Woman Seeks Court Reprieve Over Birthright in Virginia Case
Mrs Katherine Thraves Maxwell says she was forced to leave Virginia by her husband and, with the baby due, asks Supreme Court Justice Philip J McCook for relief in Manhattan. The claim centers on the birthplace of her first child and her legal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Katherine Thraves Maxwell
Virginia
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Philip J. McCook
George L. Maxwell
S.S.S
Farmers Credit Association to Elect a Board
J H Funkhouser of Frederick county, director of Strasburg Production Credit Association, will attend the annual meeting at Strasburg with county farmers who are stockholders and borrowers. The association has doubled business over 1934 and offers 5 percent loans for crop production expenses with repayment based on ability.
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J. H. Funkhouser
Frederick County
Strasburg
Shenandoah
Funkhouser
Directors to be elected at annual association meeting
Two directors will be elected to replace two terms expiring at the annual meeting. The full board, including new directors, will meet to elect officers for the year immediately after the stockholders meet.
Warrant Read To Grayson In Hospital Bed
John Cooke Grayson former chief clerk in the chief national bank examiner office was arrested at the University of Virginia Hospital on conspiracy charges in the Park Savings Bank failure in Washington He remained in his hospital bed as Edward Garrard deputy marshal read the bench warrant to him in the presence of Dr J Carroll Flippin with Grayson silent and clutching his heart.
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Charlottesville
John Cooke Grayson
Chief National Bank Examiner
University of Virginia Hospital
Park Savings Bank
Washington
Edwardc. Garrard
United States
Cary T. Grayson
Grayson
J. Carroll Flippin
Chamber official seeks Skyline Drive data on Virginia impact
James P. Taylor Vermont State Chamber of Commerce secretary continues inquiry into how Skyline Drive opening affects Virginia business. He thanked Andrew Bell for prior information and writes H. V. Knight of Shenandoah Valley Inc. A spring Vermont referendum on a similar project is planned.
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James P. Taylor
Vermont
S. V. A Defeats Luray By Close Margin 29 25
Shenandoah Valley Academy edged Luray High 29 to 25 on the local court in the season’s second game. Kite led SVA with 7 points while Baker of Luray tallied 11. Next up is a return game with Massanutten Academy in Woodstock.
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Luray
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Luray High School
Kite
V. A
Baker
Massanutten Academy
Woodstock
Hilltoppers
Shenandoah County Man Dies by Own Action
Daniel H. Dellinger of Shenandoah county, a 75 year old farmer near Woodstock, hanged himself at home after a period of despondency tied to poor health. Coroner Dr. William C. Ford ruled death by own action. a son and daughter survive. Funeral arrangements had not been set.
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Woodstock
Daniel H. Dellinger
Shenandoah
Rockingham
William C. Ford
Carl F. Goucenour
Dellinger
Rockingham Memorial
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Big Sister
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ANGER
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Snob
Beth
Byles Forgrave
Etta Kett
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U.S. Pat. Off
Muggs McGinnis
Central Press Association
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Hoiman
Skeeter
Inspector Wade
Donavan
the Black
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Edgar Wallace
Yman, Anderson
Bey
Crowl
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Bradfield Co
Atlanta
Haines
Sewicieger
Dos Snyder
Solvers Albrite
Gener
Pierce
Winchester Furniture Co
Main St
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Phillip
Orion
Pertussin
C. L
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Williams
S. Tonic
Baker’s Drug Store
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power
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