Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1934 — Page 17

JUNE 15, 1934

TRAGIC WRECK OF AIR LINER FILMFEATURE The Times’ Newsreel Shows Scene of Crash in Which Seven Died. Views of the wreckage of a huge American Airways plane, which crashed into a mountain near Debruos, N. Y., and caught fire, burning its seven occupants to death, are to be seen in the current issue of The newsreel, which has Graham McNamee, noted radio announcer, as its talking reporter. . The huge airliner, was missing for three days before it was discovered by a cruising pilot, one of twenty searching the rugged hills for the wreckage. Experts express the opinion that the plane became lost in a storm, crashed and caught fire befofe the pilot had an opportunity to “cut his switch.” Other important events in the reel include views of the sensational airliner crash near Shelleck, Wash., in which nine passengers and crew miraculously escaped death; scenes at Belmont Park, L. 1., as Peace Chance wins the rich Belmont Stakes in record time; terrific dust storms sweeping the middle west, burying farms and buildings under j great drifts of dirt, and scenes at : Rome, Italy, as the king and queen review 30.000 troops marching in an impressive celebration marking the adoption of the nation's constitu- | tion. The Florida manatee is one of the very few aquatic mammals of the world that does not feed on animal j life; it is a strict vegetarian.

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TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY, JUDGE HINTS IN SENTENCING THIEF

Because Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker believed that turn about was fair play, Alva Wood, 55, received a nine-months sentence to the Indiana state farm and was fined $1 and costs yesterday. Wood, while intoxicated, broke into the home of Claude Castleman, Negro, 5514 Greenfield avenue, June 1. Neighbors, including the Rev. Raymond Noel, 5518 Greenfield avenue, Negro, armed with a shotgun, helped Castleman capture Wood. Defense witnesses testified that, while Wood drank heavily, he was not a burglar as charged. “Let’s take this case as if it were reversed,” Judge Baker said in sentencing Wood. “Suppose this Negro had broken into your home—” Child Struck by Automobile Struck by an automobile as she ran across the street in front of her home yesterday, Catherine Devine, 5, of 724 East New York street, was injured.

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