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Dr. Francis lunnsend and sod Robert
While followers of Dr. Francis E. Townsend, the pension plan
founder, ended their 1939 national convention in Indianapolis with
a giant rally, revolters against the Townsend leadership laid plans
for an "independent" organisation, Dr. Townsend, shown with his
son Robert, urged his followers to "go home and work for a Town-sen- d
congress In 1940." Objection to son Robert succeeding to the
presidency when Dr. Townsend no longer is able to serve, was one
cause tor uie uisurgeuv wvvcuicjii.
Daniel Kent
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Daniel Kent,
paroled convict, in connection with
the hitchhike slaying of George
Hall, Detroit oil promoter, Beveral
days ago. Police said Kent admitted killing Hall for his money,
throwing his body into a roadside
ditch and then making love to
Halls companion, Kuth Dotv, 32.
Felice at Grand Rapids,
at Port Washington,
View of the Dixie Clipper taking oft
the Dixie Clipper, giant clipper
taking off from Port Washington, N. Y with
first group of paying passengers on what wUl
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regular transatlantic service. The ship htaiied
for Marseilles, France, with 22 passengers and n
crew of 11. Trip cost each passenger $375 one way.
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Shows Off New Tractor
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constant level.
mploys a hydraulic "lift" that keeps the plow at a
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Clara Adams
Known as a "perennial first fligli! ..
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will be among the passengers
the flrRt commercial passengt
flight across the Atlantic oceai
June 28 She will ctm'inue on l
world tour, crossing the. I'm
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Wlint 10 do to live to he a 100?
Swiora I'laclda Martinez ile Amanitas, 107, of Kcdondo Heach, Cal.,
Hives her advice for longevity. It
is"Do 'what 'God wants you to
do and live the good life." Scnora
(!c Atnarillas was a subject, of
Kmpci'or Maximilian of Mexico as
a pay young matron
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snow.
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Unable to locate witnesses who
Kloise Dl
saw little
Martocello struck and killed by a
truck near her Philadelphia home,her father has resorted to picketing the Intersection where she
died In an effort to locate BOme- -j
one who actually saw the tragedy.
He believes the truck was crashing a red light at the time of the
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Only by leaping from
quil, Ecuador, dtd many
cred
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tpl0,et
of tbl office buUdlng In QuaysUvei when it was set
UlUry plane which
t0 four buildings.
telescope,
his home-mad- e
Stephen Nagy, an amateurJ). asC.,
tronomer of Washington,
discovered a new comet when he
first
used the Instrument for theInstru-metime. Nagy is an optical
maker at the .Washington
With
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navy yard
accident,