Two Fire Crew Dead Three Hurt In Phoenix Crash
Ambrose Sea 28 died after two Phoenix fire trucks collided late yesterday afternoon. Fire captain J D Sullivan 35 died from internal injuries last night. Shea died at 5 45 this morning. Five firemen were injured including Robert McIndoo four broken ribs and severe cuts Arthur Von Rhein hip bruises and face cuts and Thomas Graves cuts and bruises. Sullivan and McIndoo were well known in Arizona boxing circles.
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Ariz
Ambrose W. Sea
Boseman
Phoenix Fire Department
Shea
J. D. Sullivan
Robert T. McIndoo
Arthur von Rhein
Hoseman
Thomas Graves
Sullivan
McIndoo
Arizona
Bomb attempt prompts guards at Norris home and Chicago stadium
In Chicago a dynamite bomb found under the dining table at James Norris's Lake Forest home prompted police protection of Norris and the nearby $700,000 stadium. Investigators suspect the stadium directors may be linked to the motive.
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Chicago
Lake Forest
James Norris
Chicago Stadium
Norris
Stadium Corporation
Norris Butler
Ina Live
England and Ireland in jail as Frantz sought
JOPLIN MO Dec 10 AP England and Ireland are held in Carthage county jail awaiting trial for motor car theft. Frantz is being sought on a warrant for petite larceny. Christmas and Summers are designated trusties and prisoners receive Christmas each day.
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Joplin
England
Ireland
Carthage
Truck Driver Fatally Strikes Son in Parking Backing
Fay L. Reeder, a San Diego truck driver, backed his vehicle into a space and fatally struck his five year old son Henry as the child darted into the path of the truck. The accident occurred as the family waited near the truck after a run. Police described the scene and cited the child’s sudden movement as the cause.
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San Diego
Fay Ll. Reeder
Henry
Reeders
Murder mystery follows two men in love with Rockford schoolteacher
In Rockford Illinois Miss Cordelia Gummersheimer, a Rockford High School language teacher, was beaten to death in her apartment. Investigators face conflicting views of her life as a diligent educator and a woman pursued by two lovers who left letters. Dentist Dr Floyd Leach is detained but not linked to the crime.
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Rockford
Authoriies
Phoenix Boys Describe Fatal Shooting Near Railroad Yards
PHOENIX PHOENIX AREA December 1 Jack Rogers sixteen walked into the sheriff s office and said he and several companions were responsible for the death of an unidentified man near railroad yards Sunday They had been shooting at a battle target when Will Dyerman a California hitchhiker told them they had killed a man The youths said they believed he was only trying to frighten them and did not heed him.
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Phorenlin
Ariz
ASV
Jack Rogers
Heril
Battle Target
Will Dyerman
Waits For Hoover On Haiti Sparks Senate Inquiry
Washington December 10 An AP report notes a phrase in President Hoover's Haiti message prompts senators to question whether he endorses the administration's Haiti policy They consider sending a special commission to study Haiti ahead of the 1915 treaty’s May 1956 expiration and possible future policy changes.
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Hoovers
Congress
Haiti
Hoover
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate
Little Republic
Hurley Named Secretary of War in Hoover Cabinet
Patrick J. Hurley becomes Secretary of War in the Hoover administration filling the vacancy left by the late James Good. A southerner by origin his appointment is seen as a gesture to Southern Democrats who broke ranks to back the Republican win.
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Patrick J. Hurley
Hoover
James Good
Hurley
Carol Wants To Return To Romania Rejected By Government
Prince Carol former crown prince of Romania requested permission to return to his homeland but the government refused. A decree by King Ferdinand bans the errant son from Romania until 1936. Carol is father of King Michael.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol
Ferdinand
Michael
City Council Members Elected in Tucson Vote
In Tucson yesterday, Democrats Be. T. Cusick and William Killen and Republican Pete Waggoner won seats on the city council as voters approved the polls.
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Tucson, Ariz
BE. T. Cusick
William Killen
Pete Waggoner
Fire destroys Manhattan studio complex. 10 killed known
A three story studio building housing Manhattan Studios and the Pathe Motion Picture Exchange burned at Park Avenue and 154th Street. Ten people, six men and four women, are known dead with several others missing. Fire departments from Upper Manhattan and the Bronx responded with fireboats aiding from Harlem River. One woman was critically injured and two men suffered burns to the hands. The structure hosted a rehearsal with Eddie Elkins and 14 musicians when the blaze erupted.
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Manhattan Studios, Inc
Pathe Motion Picture Exchange
Park Avenue
154Th Streets
Upper Manhattan
Bronx
Harlem River
Hiegroes
Harlem
New York Central Railroad
Senator Hayden Backs Purchase For Forest
Atlanta report covers a murder confession by Elwell Hardegree who said he killed Professor Alexander Hamilton Johnson after a July convention incident. The piece also details a Senate bill by Carl Tingden to exchange or acquire private lands within Petrified Forest National Monument to facilitate highway improvements and park funding.
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United States Senate
Carl Tingden
Arizona
Petrified Forest National Monument
Coo L. Giragi
Winslow Daily Mail
Aythen
Secretary of Interior
United States
Petrified Forest
Navajo
Apache
National Monument
National Park Service
Giragi
Navajo County
Strike-Torn Taylorville Guards Step In
Dawn patrols in Taylorville Illinois put the city under military protection as National Guardsmen occupy the courthouse square amid a local strike. Mine workers gathered on the opposite side as the standoff continued.
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Tawi
Dawn
Taylorville
National Guardsmen
Quiet Returns to Haiti as Marines Enforce Law
Haiti resumes a normal look after rioting left five dead and more than twenty wounded. President Botno blames ambitious reformers exploiting youth and praises American forces under the Haiti treaty for maintaining order. Families of Americans evacuees reach Port au Prince aboard USS Woodcock from Aux Cayes Jeremie area.
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Quiet
Haiti
Port-Au-Prince
Louis Botno
Aux Cayes
Jeremie
Woodcock
Thayer and Vanderbilt Rachelseparate after year of marriage
New York reported that Mr and Mrs Sig gurney Thayer have separated. Thayer a theatrical producer married the former Mrs William H Vanderbilt a year ago.
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New York
Siggurney Thayer
Thayer
William H. Vanderbilt
New York Heads Dry Arrests While New Hampshire Has Few
Federal prohibition officers arrested 66 195 persons in the fiscal year ending June 30 and assisted state officers in 11 1568 more. New York led with 5 265 arrests by government agents, while New Hampshire reported the smallest total and Kansas was next smallest.
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Washington
New York
Doran
New Hampshire
Kansas
Trojan Grid Warriors Plan for Hard Season's Windup
USC coach Howard Jones tightens training for a tough finale against Carnegie Tech. Nass Saunders expected to start at quarterback with Gus Shaver at fullback, Toni Stepanovich likely to play despite past injury, while Jesse Hill remains sidelined. A long Wednesday scrimmage will finalize prep for the New Year clash.
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Trojan Grid Warriors
Garegie
Gus Shaver
Jimny Musiek
Toni Stepanovich
Invaders
Pittsburgh
Jesse Hill
Notre Dame
Jones
Ships Find Paths Into Safe Ports
London reports a easing storm and a fleet of trawlers returning to port after four days of North Sea battering. At least 163 lives were known to be lost at sea and on land with 69 ships wrecked or damaged.
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France
Atlantic
Great Britain
Thames
London
Tate Art Gallery
Lowestoft
North Sea
Young Man Takes His Life By Gas
D. R. Dougal aged 28 was found dead in his San Diego room near an open gas jet. Coroner Schuyler C. Kelly called it death by own action with no motive found. Letters show a widow in Los Angeles and a father in Chicago.
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San Diego
D. R. Dougal
Schuyler C. Kelly
Dougal
Los Angeles
Chicago
Santa Claus Faces Missing Christmas Aboard President Polk
In Santa Claus story from Santa Pedro AP dispatch Capt. W A Ross and the crew aboard the President Polk warn no Christmas this year as the liner crosses the 180th meridian on December 21 and reaches December 26, spoiling holiday plans.
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Cal
Santa Claus
W. A. Ross
President Polk
Ross
180Th Meridian
mid-Pacific
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