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June 14, 1930
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SEGRAVE IS KILLED SETTING SPEED MARK; Holder of World Auto Record Dies After Boat Capsizes at 101 Miles an Hour. MECHANIC ALSO LOSES LIFE Another Badly Hurt in Accident in Britain During Test of Miss England II. Picked Up Unconscious. Sir Henry Knew of Great Risk. SEGRAVE IS KILLED SETTING SPEED MARK Survivor Tells of Tragedy. Boat Cost $125,000. Englishmen Saddened by Loss. His Life a Series of Adventures. Wife Prayed Instead or Watching.
By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES.N.Y. Times Studio Photo
Sir H O D Segrave killed setting speed mark
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NORRIS SEEKS DATA ON CANNON'S BROKER; He Will Move in Senate to Ask Mitchell if Goldhurst's Sentence Has Been Cut. WANTS LETTERS ABOUT IT Lobby Committee at Standstill Awaiting Senate Disposal Blaine Plans Further Fight. Company Failed Two Years Ago. NORRIS SEEKS DATA ON CANNON'S BROKER Interview Is Refused.
By Special to The New York Times
Com awaits Sen action on Cannon's testimony
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Rockefeller Plans Huge Culture Centre; 4 Theatres in $350,000,000 5th Av. Project; A huge theatrical venture which will exploit television, music radio, talking pictures and plays will be erected, it was disclosed last night, on the site assembled by John D. Rockefeller Jr. between Fifth and
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Plans for J D Rockefeller Jr development of 5th ave site
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Fog Delays Liners, Dawes Nine Hours Late; Tankers Collide at Sea; Army Flier Is Hurt
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Collides with tanker Gulf of Mexico
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