davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
9reiiter Sian6aberfaa.

9am6nrg. Gin iiberaus freder
&oubiiberfaa fnno in. ser SeOelgon.
ner StroBe ftatt. gor etpa Dier5ebn
Sagen NOR BEL einem alien @bepaor
elm Mann eri9ienen, Der ii@ fir Ell.
ne leerItebenoe 8obnung intereiiier'
te uno entipre6enOe &uSfiinfte elm
bolte. Spdter febrte er nit 5tpei an.
oeren Mdnnern 5uriid. Die Orei
Manner er6pangen inter georo.
bung nit einem &ebolper Die Ser
ousgabe elmer Summe bon etDa
5000 Marf. 9ieier 8etrae beitano
aus 8apier- uno SilbergelO. @uf
Bitten Der alien @beleute, Dab man
tie bod nidt uugliidli6 MAIDEN ioae,
ba ibnen oos @el0 oo6 nidt geb0re,
muroen ibnen 100 Warf 5uriidgege'
ben.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
1fsberfaQ ami @iener @OIffInb.

@ien. Der @olfflub peranitaltete
cine ~3uiammenfunft. YloBli6 ltiir3-
fen etpa oreiBig Mdnner in bas
&lubbous, 5~ertriimmerten bic Gin
ri9tung uno idlusen Die 6eniter-
I9eiben elm. Mit Stoden uno Stub
beinen uno Sotf6ldgern bieben iie
Damn auf 6ie geiuder unO 8eiufe-
rinnen elm, sic ii9 aus Sen beiten
&reiien ser @eieHidaft 5uiammen-
Iesten, uno fliidteten. @eitere bier
5ig Mann batten wabren0 Oieier
S5enen oie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ouf ser Gerraiie oemoliert. Inter
Sen gerIesten befinoet ii9 audi Der
rumdnii6e @eianote, Der einen Sieb
auf sen &interfopf er6ielt.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Meuer Sfarrer in areusitatten.

8iidof 9ada bat an STEELE oes
crit fiir3lid auf 10 tragiide art
raid oerltorbenen 8farrers Stefan
8renner in &~reu5Itdtten Sen 2ippaer
&aplan 6ran5 Singer, einen Sidafo-
paer, gum Observation-Disclosures in
&reu5ltdtten ernannt. 9isber bate
Ser BieienbaiOer Hfarrer Sulius
Steger prooiiorii9 aud Sen Dienit
in Ser &reu5itdttener 8farre Der.
ieben, mas aber auf Die Dauer 81
6ei6merli6 mar.
Die &nrtitider @inipobnerin Srou
8eter 3erna bat gegen 81 4raoer
4obofaten Or. Dante @berman Die
Strafon3eige pegen 8eruntreuung
eritattet.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Den @ater cridpKen.

9inslafcn. Der MaurerpoIier
Nounau purOe in ieiner 8obnun9
eri6oiien aufeeiunOen. Man nabm
5unG6lt Selbitmoro an, BOD troten
BEL Ser poli5eiliden llntcriudnn9
peri9ieOene @omcnte beruor, Oic oui
Moro Oeuteten. Der 8eroaft rif-
tete iid gegen Sen iiingiten "a
Sabre alien 5obn Oes @ri6Oiienen,
oeIien 6rou BEL ibrer G%ernebmung
Oas @eitGnonis ableete, oab ser
Sobn Sen Safer eri6oiien babe. Der
Cater lpur0e perbaftet. 3erriittete
Notwithstanding ioueit Ole ltr.
Jade 0ieies 8atermorOes iein.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
sGaeiuerf nic6crse6ranmt.

@iliinsen. Sn Dem SGeemerf
0es Sobannes Drummer bro6 Seuer
aus, oas in fur8er 8eit oas antue-
ien in Sdutt unO Aide legte.
Mai6inen, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Snbentar un0 gum Geil audi SGnitt-
mare ipuroen nit elm &aub Der
Slammen. Ser Branoi6aoen be-
lduft ii9 auf 100000 &eids.
mart. Mls 8rnnouria6e oiirfte bor-
ousii6tIi9 Selbltentaiinoung ODER
@ormlaufen gelten. Ser 8eiiser lit
gut perii1ert. 0as friibere Sage-
merf lit i'm Sabre 1928 ebenfaus
elm Spfer 6es 8ranoes ~geiporOen.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
SIN streit eritpden.

&ensersbanIen. Ser Derbeirotete
2nnStpirt Sobonn 8odmaier bon
bier uno iein Sdwager, Saul
Sdmieg, ebenfaLs bier wobnboft,
eerieten, tpie idon Oes 0iteren, in
ernlten @ortpe6ieI. godmaier Lief
meg urS tpoate SiIfe bonn 9anOiG-
ger boIen. or tpiiroe bon ieinem
S1mager SAUL 5dmieg Derfolet
uno eingebolt, norduf es 5u elmer
Gauferei fam. 8odmnier beriest,
Dem S6mies feds Mteiieritide, no..
BON elmer oos Gers traf unO t0o-
lid nirfte.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
1tebcrfaa in einer epnrfniie.

2eip5is. Sn oen @orgenituuoen
lit elm freder &aubiiberfaa ouf Die
itG0tiide @irofaiie gu 2eip5ig- GeuO-
nit periibt moroeu. Der Cater per.
Iudte, in Dem Sdalterraum often.
liegenoe @elOer gu rauben. Gr 8oe
cine &iitole unO CAB oud einen
Sdub oiif Ben Sdolterbeamten ab.
ser Sen 8eomten in Oie S6ulter
trof. Ser &d1ber lit Damn inner.
fannt gefliidtet, obne ieine 6eab.
Iiftigte Sat ausgefiibrt 6u baben.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
9inh s%rtrnnfrn.

1tcd%telbnuien. @aFrideinIih BEL
einem Reu6bnitenoniau itiirate Oos
1biGbrige S0bnlein Oes Sdreiner'
meilters Sdmitt in elm win8iees,
faum Observation-Disclosures 8aiierlO6
I'M @arten. Sbpobl Der llnian nod
fltr3er 3eit bemerft wurOe unO itun'
oenIange Bieoer6elebungsperiufe
ongeIteut mur0en, fonnte Oas &inO
nift mebr ms 2eben 5uriidgerufen
lperOen. Nm ielben Gage perifieO
nod Elm aiGbriges 9inO Ser 6u'
mile.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Gduere 8luttat.

Marl. Ser 2anonirt @roB.
S6ltIte fan0 auf Der 8iibne ieines
&auies feline 14idbrige So9ter
Maria tot ouf. 9as Md06en mar
Our9 einen S9uB in oie S6ldfe
get0tet moroen. @enige S6ritte emit
fernt lag glei6faas tot ser 22idb-
rige 9ienitfnedt Weipp. aus einem
binterlaiienen 8rief gebt berbor, OaB
oie Sat auf 2iebesfummer 5uriid-
aufiibren lit. Gem Cater mar Dor
einem balben Sabr gefiinoigt NOR
Sen. Ser @of6eiiber bate i'm ieoo9
aus Mitleio bebalter.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
e6pinOlerin in s6ueiferntradt.

Berlin. 9as Sd0ffengeri9t Ser.
lin-Mitte perurteilte cine mebrfa4
tpegen 8etruges uno DiebitabIs Oor-
beItrafte SdpinOlerin gu einem
Sobr Srei Monaten 3udtboils, fiinf
Sabren @brperlltit un0 bunOert
Mforf @eIoitrafe. Die @n9etla9te
batte in Sdmeiterntra9t finoerrei-
DIE 6amilien beiudt uno ibnen i'm
9onten 0es 8erbanbes Oeutider
aer8te 8ugeiagt, gesen einen Sab.
~resbeitrag BON 8tpei Big feds Norf
bic &in0er in Sommererbolungs'
beime 5t ididen. auBeroem Jam.
mlelte iie @elOer fir Die Mittel.
itanosninterbilfe, un0 iddoigte Oa-
Bel aGein atpei 2eute INN iedstau'
ieno Marf.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
3pci 1tnsliidsfGae anf OcrieIbcn
STEELE.

&Orbbeim p. &9. an ser StraBe
bon Sonobeim na9 Horo6eim err
eignet il iid 5mei ltnfdae. Der
5ubrmann 6rib nbrltaot aus Sono.
beim, ser Steine na6 Norobeim
flIbr, fam an ser etrpas f1aenoen
g lBe n boben Gain elm an.
idrau6en ieines poabelaOenen Stein.
wagens 10 ung.idlid gu So, Dab
er bon oaa 9 Sern erfaBt uno al
Ii. 4 gein i6mer Derlett wuroe.
Surge 3eit ipdter paiiie elm auto
nit ieds 9erionen ebenfaas Die
StraBe bon SonObeim nod Noro.
beim. an elmer wenieer iiberiebba.
rem &urbe fubr Der &~raftwagen
gesen einiee groBere 5teine, CT iieI
nm uno oie Sniaiien puroen Der.
aus Jeidleuoert. Gum Slid famen
ale feds @erionen nit Dem Sdref.
fen oabon.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
@araermeifter tRblid pcrnnaIift.

&Icinbeppad. Ser Iongidbriee
@iirgermeiiter &arI Sitter fiel bon
einem ~belaOenen Seupageu uno 5og
fi6 OaOur6 idmere @erlesungen al,
an Oeren 5oleen er itarb. gereits
% Sabre Deriab Der @erltorbene
fein amt oIs S%rtsboriteber in &c.
DiIienbafter unO porbilOIider @eiie.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Bon 8OrS ~berIdnnnOen.

@ci~ miinbc. ga9 Seimfebr oes
Sii6oan.pfers SpiBbergen tpurOe be-
fnnnt, Dob oieier am eriten Gage
ieiner ausreiie ieinen Sod berlo-
rem bat. Sofort na9 gefannttDerOen
ieires geri6.oin0ens iudte man Die
@egeno ab, bn man bermuten muB-
te, 6aS er iiber 8oro g%efaIen lei.
0eioer bIie6 Die Su6e erfolgIos.
Der Sod butterldBt cine Srou unO
bier &in0er.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
@irbeIiturtm inn Glia6.

Strakburs. Der SunOgau wurOe
bon eineln @irbeIiturm beimeeiudt.
Sunoerte bon 8Gumen tpuroen emit
Wur5elt unS oiele &Guier abgeOedt.
Sn uffbeim DurOen flint S1eunen
eingerilien. Ser Sdaoen, ben oas
mir wenige Minuten anOouernOe
llnfpetter angeriftet bat, miro ouf
mebrere Miuionen geib1Bt.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
qua fabrt auf Seniuasen.

&onitans. Gin idredlides I'm
gIiif, oas 3 Eooesopfer foroerte, er.
eignete iif auf Der giienbabnitrede
spiiden @iittingen unO <nau. Ser
bon &reu5lingen fommenoe 3ug
iiberfubr einen nit A @erionen be-
iesten Seupoger, Ser einen una6ge-
f6ranften i9ienenglei9en u~e6ergan8
benrsen moute. Ser 2enfer oes
@agens, iowie feline 6rau uno oeren
8oter wuroen iofort get0tet, cine
Dienitmaeo idper perleBt.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Der Grfinbcr Der SOrpcSO-TreiIanf'
Na6c aeIturben.

S6iucinfnrt. SIN Alter bon 65
Sabren Itarb Ser Mitbegriinoer uno
Standardization Ser 5i6teI II. SadS
4.-@., @t6. &ommer3tenrat Or
Sng. e. b. @rnit Sa6s. Ser Ser
ltorbene mar ser @rfinoer Ser alien
Graftfobrern befannten SorpeOo.
6reilauf-Nabe mo Oes Sa6S-2o.
gers, Oas aud fir sic automobiIin-
ouitrie BON GROCER 8eOeutung 1T.
Sa9s mar 0esbdlb aud 8oritonOs'
mitglie0 oes &eidsperban0es Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @r bat iid aud
I'M Sen &%a0renniport &erOienite en-
morben.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Bonn spieLfameraSem eridOiien.

&%atbeu9iu. @inen tragiiden aus.
gang nabm bas Spiel GINGER SUI
genbli6er, sic in Seri6op nit einem
Eeiding nod Ser S6eibe idoiien.
aIs oas GdieBen beertoet NOR, be.
ltieg Der 17idbrige Sdiiler Sieg-
frieo 8obm iein Sabrra0 uno nabm
Sen g%eIaoenen Seidins in Die Sano.
als er infoIse i@leGten 9fIalters
bonn &aoe iteigal muBte, Ioite ii6
pl0bIi9 Elm S9uB uno Die &ugel
traf Sen eleidaltrigen @erbaro
SGuI8, ser i'm begleitete, ins Ser6.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
aaRemrumb in Der 9Oitascntnr.

Mainbernbeim. Sn Ser bieiigen
8oItagentur tpur6e elm o~reiIter Gin
brud beriibt. 0ie Cater itiesen, %
iie megen Ser Dergitterten 6eniter
in oie I'M @r6gei6oB befinoli6en
4genturrdume nidt ein0ringen
fonnten, nit elmer Setter i'm 1. StoG
in Die @obnufg Der &gentur- Snba'
berlin Elm, mo iie Sen iiber ~ Gent
ner i9peren &aiienidrant mitnab'
men. Sn Dem S6ront ~befanoen ii9
auBer einem 8arbetrag Der gelamte
8eItano an 8oItmert5eiden iofpie Die
0ienItitempeI unO Siegel. Die
asentur.Snba6erin, Die nit ibrer
Mutter 6as &aus betpobnt, bat feline
@erGuIde nabrgenommell.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
GtrGfIidler 1eidltiinn.
S~nnberbiidufsheim. Iuf bel

Sanbcrbiidufsbeim. auf Ser So.
niebeimer StraBe Wolte Elm bonn
6eloe beimfebrenoer 2anOtpirt Iid
ouf einen boubelaoenen Seumagen
i4mingen. gr bieb babel NIT Der
Senie ms Seu, Inn iid Oonn 0ar'
an boG5u5ieben. 9abei trof er ben
ouf Dem @agen ~liegenoen 2aH0wirt
8lei6 brett auf Sen &opf. Wit er.
bebli6en S1nittpun0ea pur0e Der
&erungliifte na9 bier iiberfiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Guf Dem MptprraS tOblid Der-
unqliift.

Stettin. auf ser 2anoitraBe 5wi-
i9en &oiengarten uno Sobenfrng
ereignete iid elm i6weres gerfebrs-
ungliif. Ser 9a9oedermeilter 8iai
Siooe aus 8u6bol8, &reis @reifen-
hagen, Ser auf ieinenl Wotorrao
ieinen neun Sabre alten Sobn nit.
fabren IieB, prrOe beim auspei-
den BON einem NIT orei Berlonen
6eiebten &raftmagen angefabren uno
gegen einen StraBenbaum gequeti6t.
8ater unO Sobn muren iofort tot.
3pei Sniaiien beg 'afttpagenF
litten 10 idpere Serlebungen, oaB
lie Dem &ranfenbaus 5ugefiibrt tper.
sen muBten, mabreno Der 5ibrer
oes &raftpagens lei6ter perlebt
muroe.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
@atcrmor6.

0raa. Die @enoarmerie in An.
cris perbaftete ben Stuoierenoen
Der Meoi8in, So6itraiier, ben Sobn
bes i'm april ourb elm Bomber
attentat in 4nOriB getoteten 8iir.
eermeiiters Soief So6itraiier. Die
@enoarmerie bat feitgelteat, oaB Der
Berbaitete Dor Dem Attentat BON
sen Mrbeitern zines Steinbruhes
5prengltoff un0 Sprengfapieln er.
bnlten bat. gs beitebt Der Ieroaht,
baB Ser Sobn ben anidlag auf iei-
men Batter neriibte, neil 0ieier ni9t
6uloete, bob er MiteIieo Der Seim-
ipebr lei.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
SnbilGnmsfcicrR.

Sdpcinfurt. 0as Set Der
Sil6erbod)5eit ieierten Die gbeleute
@eorq SeufIins uno 6rau Gatbn.
rino, geb. Semmerid. - Sbr 70.
2ebensiabr poIlenOete in forperIi-
der &iiitigfeit uno geiitiger Stride
sic 8iittnermeiiterstpitp 6rou Sea-
tbarina Heuid. 9as Set Ser
Sil6erbod5eit f~eierten 2ofomotipbei.
ger <ooIf &eOer unO 5raii 4uguite.
aeb. Mai.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Greitub eines 9reisebniabriaen.
Mimpti@. Selbitmor0 periibte 5

@imptid. Selbitmoro peribte Der
orei3ebuidbrige Sobn aurt BEG Gil
Observation-Disclosures &ilian aus
Seioersoorf. Der Sunge bate lid
an ser 8abnlinie binter einem
Strau6 perltedt, unO als Der Erieb-
uagen oie Strede paiiierte, mari
Ser &nabe ii6 plOslid Dor Den
@agen, 10 oab es Dem 3usfiibrer
ni6t mebr m0sli6 war, ben Srieb-
n agen ~an5ubulten. Der &opf muir
Sc Dem &naben bonn &umpfe &c.
trennt uno Ser redte Sberarm ger.
fleiidt. Ser iugenolide Selbitmor-
ser binterlieB einen 3ettel, auf hem
er ~titteilt, oaB er Self morN be-.
iiben ner>e. Ser @runo aa oieies
furdtbaren Eat lit u~nbefannt.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Sn ben @mdeitanb aetreten.

GnSpissbnrg. Oefonomierat SUI
1ilts &norpp trat in Sen &ubeitanO.
CT fam i'm Sabre 1894 bon Sutt-
lingen nod 9itOmigsburg unO ii6er-
nabm bier Ben 9ienit zines Sefono-
mieperipalters, in mel9em er iid
ei1em rai1 pa9ienoen aufgaben-
freis gegeniiber iab; 1916 wuroe
inn ser Sitel Sefonomierat oerIie-
ben. Snnerbalb bier S%abr5ebnten
uno unter bier Sta0tooritdnOen bot
er ii6 Inn oie Stoot groBe Ser
oienite erDorben.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Gin nnaIidieIiaer e@mf.

&irdbeim II. s. Ser befannte
Sdafbalter &arl Dorfner wonte nit
ieinem Sagogetpebr cine Sage, Die
fid ieit Ginger 3eit redt unliebiam
in Der gan5en gadbari6aft bemerf-
bar gemadt bate, in ieiner S9euer
eridieBen. auf Dem @eg oabin
gilt er auf elmer i6mnlen Staffel
aus unO l~tiir5te, nobel ii6 oas @e-
tuebr entluo. Ser S6uB traf ben
Mann ungliidli6ertpeiie in ben
Sbertorper uno fiibrte balo oarauf
sl ieinem SOB.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
S6SIider RotorraSunfal.

S~rOKinsen. Der I'M SO. 9ebens.
iabr Itebenoe oerbeiratete 9anomirt
SIR. Sobner tpuroe ouf Der StraBe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tot ouf.
gefunoen. Ser 2eianam ielbit lag
auf Ser StroBe, oas MotorraO I'M
StroBengro6en. @n ser 1tngIiifs-
Iteue muroen Gerbeiieruneen Ser
StraBe oorsenommen; lie mar CUR
&""..e oufger;iien. Man rimmt
an, oaB Ser 8erungIiidte 0ies gar
nift ODER 81 ipdt bemerft bat un0
pon Dem &a0 gei9leuoert ipurOe.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
0rOffener in meflenbnrgiI6em
SDrf.

2nOmigslnit. Gin @roBfeuer GER
itorte in Ser Srtidaft 2iiblop inner
balb elmer Stunoe % @obn- uno
@irti9oftsgebd1oe. Sebr bieIe
S9peine iin0 oerbrannt, ebenIo Der
or0Bte Geil Ser bdusliden @inrid-
tung uro 5ablreide lanomirtidaftli-
DIE @aidinen. Die 20idarbeiten
ipur0en Our9 @oiiermangel iebr err
f1tpert.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Observation-Disclosures

Stnttgart. @6breno zines &egen-
guiies, Der nit GROCER Seftigfeit
iiber Der StaOt n~ieoergins, fubr in
Der gabnbofsitroBe cine StroBen.
balm auf cine Dor ibr fobrenoe. Die
itnrfbeiesten Blattformen wurOen
eingeOriift uno unsefdbr Is 8erio-
men mebr ODER minoer i6tper Der-
Iest.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Son Ser 8abm iiberfabren.

&onitana. 9as 10 Sabre ate
9ienItm1oden Serta Sdneioer BON
Ranfpeil muroe BET SoDren beim
uebergang oes 8eges gum Soper-
berg bonn @~beno5uge 2inoau-
&enlpten i~iberfabren unO i6Der Der-
Iebt. Der llngliidIi6en muroe Der
re6te Mrm un0 Ser re6te Ober.
i1enfel gang oben am 2eibe abge-
trennt, ferner ser linfe SUB unO Die
Iinfe Sano aerqueti6t. Die Ser
Ieste itarb nod q~uulooIlen Stun-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
9Ommuniit erituden.

GRen. am 6robnbauier @orft
i'm Staotteil @iieh-8eIt ipurOe elm
19iGbrieer Mann namens Seinri6
@ertens BON unbefannten S6tern
Our9 mebrere @eiieriti9e 10 i6wer
oerIest, OaB er auf Dem @eee in
Oas &ranfenbaus Itorb. 8ei Dem
Soten purOe elm Mitelieosbu6 Oes
&fbunOes gegen Ben Soidis'
mus gefunoen.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
YOfsN a6ri6ten aus
Der Mten 9etmat.
sduere 8ascrpIDTOn.

SOrfa, 9nuiis. Sm @Iasbiitten-
tperf ubsmannsoorf ereisncte iif Ell.
ne @oserploiion, 0eren Detonotion
me.tbin borbnr mar. 3pei Si....en.
orbeiter murOen idwer oerlest uui
muBten ins &ranfenbaus 9iesfD ee-
broft tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Subesfnra ans benz Ifeniter.

Seteruiu. Sn Sdlafenoorf in
Mefleuburg I~tiir5te cine al 9eiu9
DeiIenoe altere Game aus Dem dpei-
ten Std 0es Serrenbauies uno
DerIette ii6 10 idwer, oaB iie als-
balo at Sen 6olgen 0es Stur5
i'm &ranfenbauie 81 Seterop ner-
itarb.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
asitnnfau Ses ttniSsrltats .aeEtors.

&eitunful Ses itniberitGts- EcftOrs.
&OitOd. Sn Der 96be Oes Stein.
tors %itiir5te bel ser &iidfebr BON et-
mem @usritt Oos Tfer0 Oes &ettors
Der &oitoder ltniperlitdt, YrofeiIor
Or. BOppe. Ser &eiter erlitt bel
Dem Stur3 leidte gerlesungen unO
muBte in Sic dirursiide 9linif iiber-
gefiibrt peroen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-07
HISTORIC. FILM
 TO BE SHOWN ON
 CAPITOL SCREEN
Great Meadow" Is Fea- ture Play-Si -Silverware
 to Be Given Away

The Great Meadow" with John Mack Brown and Eleanor Board man in the leading roles. is the featured attraction tonight at the Capitol theatre.
 Tonight is Silver Night" Every woman attending either perform ance will receive a piece of table silverware.
 Tomorrow night, added enter tainment will consist of Knights in Khaki Boy Scout picture. Adapted From Novel The story deals with hardships of a trek of Virginians across the Alleghany mountains to Kentucky in 1775. It is concerned with the Hall, Jarvis, Harrod, Scruggs, Lucas and Perry families.
 Prominent Family Names
 These names are prominent in the Virginia and Kentucky his. tories of the period.
 Knights in Khaki is recom- mended by Child Welfare, the Ma tional Parent Teacher magazine and has been endorsed by Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, American Legion, Federation of Women5s Clubs, Women's University Club, Boards of Education, Welfare or ganizatiOnS and many others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-07

Fairbanks Igloo of Pioneers Of Alaska has chosen for President, Ernest B. Collins; First Vice Presi- dent, Harry Badger; Second Vice President, James Bender; Secre- tary, George Moody; Treasurer, E. H. Stroecker; Historian, Frank Hodgson; Chaplain, Peter Deiser; Sergeant-At Arms, George Blon- deau; Doorkeeper Ole Fisher; Trustees for three year term, MT Bender, MT. Moody, MT Strecker MT Deiser, MT. Blondeau, MT Fisher and MT. Kramer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-07

geological survey resumes it's coal investigations in the rail belt. A request has been received by D. w. Metzdorf, general storekeeper of the Alaska Railroad to ascertain if there are any pack outfits available for this work in the Anchorage or adjacent districts and the store keeper desires to get in touch with owners of such immediately so that he can send his report in to ] Washington. l Ray c. Larson, president of the Anchorage Lumber & Construction company, and pioneer resident of the Territory will become a candidate for the lower house of the territorial Legislature, subject to the Republican primaries in April, declares the Anchorage l Times.
 John Karas, 72, member of the 1 Pioneers of Alaska, died in the hospital at Anchorage.
 Mrs. Oscar Samuelson, whose husband is a trader at Bethed, and her little daughter were brought from the Kuskokwim to Anchorage in a night flight by Aviator w. H. Barnhill. Mrs. Samuelson is patient in the An chorage hospital.
 Munroe Kast, 79, pioneer Alask- an, is developing placer property on Poorman Creek, tributary to Peters Creek, in the. Cache Creek district. He recently went | to the States to buy $20,000 worth of hydraulic machinery, including ] two rams capable of lifting suffi- cient water over a hill for the operation of two or three hydraulic giants, declares the Seward Gate way.
 Donald Mclean, 84, @ad Henry Rumstick, both old-time prospec- tors in the Ruby district, have been taken by deaht.
 Eleven outfits, most of them do- ing hydraulic work operated on Cache Greek and tributaries last summer and most of them made profits, declares the Seward Gate way. Among them were Albert Murray and Charles Harper, who leased the James Murray hold ings on Cache Creek and Nugget Creek; Matt Hamburger and Michael Trapke on Dollar Creek, Joe Krummanaker on Chechako, Al Wolfe on Thunder, Toska on Cache, Hans Ericson on Cache, Ole Dahl on Nugget, Fred Diesel on Cache, Rely and Hammersley on Alice Gulch, and George And erson on Nugget.
 Frozen to death, J. billy, a rein- deer herder, was found near Noun tain Village on the Yukon river, according to advices received by t1,e5 Nome Nugget.
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COLISEUM HAS 'BIC MONEY FOR
 ITS HEADLINER
Selections Will Be Played on Organ by Rex
 Parrott

Big Money" headlines the new program to be presented tonight at the Coliseum theatre. The story of the play deals with a Wall Street messenger boy whose pas sion for crap shooting and cards involves him in considerable trou- ble.
 Jests And Laughs
 In the most dramatic moments in the picture, he jests and laughs. The ending is happy. It finds him in the arms of his bride
 While in no sense a preachment, Big Money" teaches valuable les sons on the folly of gambling.
 Several Feature Players
 Featured players are Eddie Quil- Ian, Robert Armstrong. James Gleason, Miriam Seegar, and Mar garet Livingston.
 Rex Parrott will play selections on the organ.
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 Chamber of Commerce supported the resolution recently adopted by the All-Alaska Chamber of Con- merce opposing curtailment of &C., tivities of the federal government in the Territory.
 Republicans at Cordova have organized a club, with Assistant United States District Attorney Clyde R. Ellis, president; Mrs. R. Roy Douglas, chairman; Elmer E. Rasmuson, secretary, and J. V, Lydick, treasurer.
 Sedalia Barnett, negress, stabbed George Lopez three times in the chest and back at Cordova. Her act is ascribed to jealousy. She surrendered to the authorities. He is in the hospital, where it is said he will recover.
 Cordova was visited by little fawn the other day, the first seen in that part of Alaska this season. The. animal, which strolled casually into town and went between dwell- ing houses owned by H. B. Wolking was in good condition. Wolking and several other men drove it back into the hills where it would be in its natural element.
 Cordovas chapter of the Ameri- can Red Cross has elected the following offceres for the ensuing year: President, Dr. w. H. Chase; Secretary Treasurer, J. w. Lydick; Executive Committee, w. H. Liebe, S. N. Laurie, K. G. Robinson, J. L. Galen, R. J. DeLeo, Dr. w. A. Rystrom and H. G. Steel.
 Edward J. Schultz, old-time Alaskan, died at Cordova.
 Fur bearing animals in the Valdez district are reported rather scarce" by trappers, but ptarmigan appear fairly plentiful.
 Deputy United States Marshal J. M. Began, of Valdez, who for more than two months has been under the doctors care for an in- fected foot. was taken to Seward by Dr. Shores, of Valdez, for a consultation. The trouble grew out of a broken bone in one of Regan's toes.
 Mrs. Lindgren of Kenai, afflict- ed with illness, was taken from there in an airplane, piloted by Frank Dorbrandt to Anchorage for hospital treatment. The plane had taken pr. A. s. Walkowski from Anchorage to Kenai to treat Mrs. Lindgren, and the doctor decided she should be conveyed to Anchor Oge.
 If Alaskans and Alaska horses can be found to do the work, the federal government will not bring in any packers and pack stock next snrfnQ when the United States
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mark by flying nonstop 5,o11.s miles from New York to Istanhul, Turkey W w
 Into Stratosphere
 Prof. August Piccard and Charles Kipfer,, sealed in an aluminium ball made a balloon voyage into the stratosphere 51,755 feet above the earth, an altitude of nearly 10 miles.
 Baked from beating the Post Gatty time, Clyde Panghorn and Hugh Herndon, Jr., achieved the first nonstop flight from Japan to the United States.
 Gen. Italo Balbo added a new touch to ocean flying by leading c squadron of Italian planes across the south Atlantic in formation.
 The fever of new exploits wns caught by Go. Charles A. Lind bergh, who, with his wife. on a vacation" trip, blazed the trail from the east coast of the United States upward to the Arctic Circle and down to Japan and China.
 Flying Boat
 Germany's giant flying boat, the DO-x, flew the south Atlantic: the Graf Zeppelin made three round trip commercial flights between Germany and Brazil, and Captain Bert Thinker spanned the ocean in an eastward hop.
 Successful nonstop flights over the north Atlantic were made from Newfoundland by Otto Hillig and Holger Hoiriis to Germany and by Capts. Alexander Magyar and George Endres to Hungary.
 Lighter-than-air leadership was assumed by the United States on completion of the worlds largest airship, the U. s. S. Akron.
 Other feats of the year included England's gaining permanent pos session of the Schneider trophy and Maj James H Doolittles west to east transcontinental record flight of II hours and l6 minutes.