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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
Hostess Leaped From Wreck, Although Somewhat Hurt, Rushed to Phone
 News; Planes Hurry to Scene
WIFE OF NEWARK MAYOR IS
 ONE OF THOSE ON BOARD

New York, April 7.-(UP)-A Transconti- mental Western arliner carrying i4 persons, crashed near Uni0ntOwn, Pa., killing eleven, according to ad- vices received today by IVA main offices here.
 The hostess of the plane, Miss N. II. Granger, teepbOned the offices here from UnOntOwn, Pa., and reported the crash She said that only she and two passengers survived,
 Hostess Slightly Injured
 Miss Granger said she was slightly hurt. "Ony two passengers besides myself are alive" she gasped over the telephone She did not immediately give the names of the surviving passengers.
 Wife of Newark Mayor Aboard
 Among the passengers aboard the plane which left Newark, \, J., at 7;45 q, m, was Mrs, Meyer ElIeDsein wife of the mayor of Newark, Mrs, Ellen stein was eDrOute to Si, Louis, Another prominent passenger was D. D, August, an official of the Reve August Forge Co.,, of Grove City, "a.
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 The plane known as "Flight No. 1" made Us first scheduled stop at Camden N It was due al Pittsburgh at 1923 A. Rl but was more than three hours overdue when the hostess ieepb0Ded word O the crash Earlier had been reported lhe plane was having radio trouble and had passed up Pllisburg 0 continue 0 Columbus It vas due gt Columbus at lll6 p but t was overdue there eyeD before the disaster became kg0wn
 On the basis Of the hostess report, Chief Pilot otto Ferguson and Assistant Pilot v, C. Lewis were killed
 First Ness 0l Crash Douglas had eyasled came iT0Q PWA worker wh0 lfle pl0ed g0n the summit Hotel, neaT unl0nl0wn that he had seen plane fall He did not Identity the plane
 BeDIebng parties which started out from FllikbulRh ealler were dlreeed 0 bury to he scene Of te reported erasD
 Simultaneously John A. GOlliDs IVA Easlelp Division superintendent with headquarters Rl Columbus started from lbe Ohio iernlDus 0 direct eaIgDng parties
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
Mass Funerals Being Planned By Officials
May Resort l0 Cremation in Gainesville IupeIO. I've W0rst Stricken CiileS-lsed Cross Feeds. Clothes
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
CRIMINAL TERM
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Thlriy.0ne I'rls0neFs Pot i0 Pies, Sentences May
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07

sTasied by PaiT0lman Andrew Mr- knaek ak the latter waE making his rounds, IIls counsel claimed the man vas drunk and didn't know Riat he wRs doing and pointed t0 illa fact that De had lltile money ln his p0GaeaalHn at the time gi hls arrest, but the state called the Rl- ifHll0D 0f the court t0 Welchh lengthy record,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
CITY WILL SEND .ON PENSION TAX
Full Amount O0lng Co State Treasurer Within
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
Jean HavI0lO Has
 To Forfeit $2,OOO

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
Nine Persons M Criminal Court Pleaded Guilty
They Entered Pleas for Various Oiienses-SenIences Were Imposed at Once Upon IhOse Avoiding
 Trial, By Judge Simpson

Nine persons pleaded guilty to varied charges the April criminal term Of superior court opened at 200 o'clock this afternoon Rev. Raymond M. D. Adams pastor Of St. Paulg church. WateFye pronounced the invocation before court was opened by Judge Earnest C. Simpson,
 4 jail sentence of six months was imposed on John Welsh 2 of SIS Merden road charged with breaking into drug store at 678 East Main street March Wech
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
Hostess, TlUo Passengers Only
 Ones SaUed-Airliner Fell Into Mountains Near Uniont0uUn, Pa.
Death Toll, Property Damage
 Ln Tornado Stricken States
lCspyTlghl. 1886. by UnllAd Pressl

The sowihsFn eERsdees reached eco today s es wrecked esns sDd s eFe victims dying ln hespiak. possibly cremation urged hfslih
  National uaTdzmen GOBiTel tbfFe apd rested e persons fsT iooiing, 0 Mississippi personally diFectsd relief s Tnpel0. Miss. where the nnmher sf dead te so6 Pr0py lhe affected sunday nigbts Mondays placed s approximately sI2eee000o M uBlsa Press correspondents reported ibs f0IovIDg tolls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-07
John Sien,borski Was Hanged At Mdnight
Paid h Iw Shortly After Midnight or lIls Killing ei ksw Haven P0lIeeman-llke Puzzled Roy
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The Weather

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Final Edition
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-31
A NATIONAL NUISANCE

Quite lot of crusading has been done
with view to doing away with the barri-
cades of billboards which mar the beauty
of our natural scenery but in spite of some
progress made here and there, the bill
board is still an outstanding national
nuisance.
If this nuisance is ever to be effec.
lively abated it must be done through con-
vincing advertisers that their part in per-
petuating it is bad business for them. APP
peals to sentiment and love of the beauti-
full are generally futile.
State, county and city authorities can
aid in the movement very materially, how
ever, but it is often difficult to spur them
to action. An example of commendable
activity in the fight against ugliness is
seen in Georgia, where the county commits
sioners of Fulton County, in which At
lanta is situated, ordered the removal of all
signs and billboards along the highways
under their jurisdiction. The member who
sponsored this measure said:
There is proper place for every
thing including advertising. Our high
ways are designed to give tourists and At
lanta motorists the most beautiful scenery
possible, but that scenery is being ruined
by the ever increasing number of bill
boards and signs.
This is true for every county in Amer
lea where the encroachments of the "out-
door advertiser have been permitted to
have unrestricted sway. Billboards in To-
cations which render them offensive are
irritating to the public, without benefit to
the concerns which pay for them with the
mistaken idea that they are building bust
ness good will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-31
OUACKS AND SUCKERS

The ease with which charlatans of all
kinds, particularly medical quacks, de-
fraud the public would be incredible were
it not for the evidences to be seen on every
hand. A few of the schemes whereby the
gullible and superstitious have been sep
arated from their money by these swind-
lers are mentioned in an article by Dr.
Morris Fishbein.
Soon after Franklin made his famous
kite demonstration in electricity, every
one was discussing the wonderful new
force. A doctor named Elisha Perkins
manufactured a lot of short metal rods,
which he claimed were charged with cleo
tricity and therefore capable of drawing
disease from the human body. He sold
many of the rodS-one pair to George
Washington.
Electric belts and similar appliances
have been sold by the millions, not one of
which, of course, had any curative value
whatever. A few years ago widely adj
vertised product called Sanatogen had an
enormous sale and testimonials were OBJ
tanned from many persons of prominence.
The stuff was composed of 95 per cent
cottage cheese and the remainder glycerine
phosphate, neither of any medical value.
One promoter acknowledged making
$45,6OO profit in year from the sale of
chemical ring" supposed to cure diseases
zof the blood, but in reality no more eff
ficacious than Irvine string tied around
ones finger.
But we can hardly wonder at the sue
cess of quackery in state of civilization
which still accepts mass of medical and
other superstition as gospel truth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-31
WEATHER FORECAST

CTill 8 p. M, Saturday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday;
moderate southeast to south
winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy, occasion
al showers in northwest and ex-
IRENE northNpoftion tonight and
in north and central portions Sat
urday. IS 70 sfH}6 " =
I jacksonville to florida Straits
Moderate southeast to; south winds
and partly overcast weather to-
night and Saturday@withv scatter
ed showers over north portion.
East Gulf: Moderate southeast
to south winds over south and
central portions and strong south
erly winds over extreme north
portion diminishing this afternoon
or early tonight and mostly over
cast weather tonight and Satur-