Seek Man Who Stole Photos Of Dead Girl
Los Angeles prosecutors say the original morgue photo used to make copies of Marion Parker’s torso was stolen from police files. E J Lickley and Asa Keyes issued arrest orders for the vendors last Friday. Detectives traced a suspect to a hotel, but he had left hastily. Police canvass of city hotels is underway.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Marion Parker
William Edward Hackman
E. J. Lickley
Lickley
Asa Keyes
Dismissal Ends Gajdas Career in Czech Army
Berlin Feb 20 A Court of Generals of the Czechoslovakian armies degraded General la Gajda to a new soldier, declaring him neurasthenic to spare him rifle and pack duty. Once a rapid rise from Austrian soldier to lieutenant general, he later led the fascist movement in Czechoslovakia before falling from power.
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Berlin
la Gajda
Neurasthenic
Rudolf Geidl
Czechoslovakia
Gajda
Mussolinia
Austria
Geidl
Siberia
Russia
Kolchak
Rudolph'sProstatitis Treatment Ad From W B Wray Co Kansas City
Suffering from kidney bladder or prostate trouble with nocturnal pains and burning can be eased quickly. W B Wray Co offers a mailed full dollar Rudolph's Prostatitis treatment postpaid to any reader with no deposit and a small optional charge if satisfied.
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W. B. Wray Co
Westover Arcade
Kansas City
Rudolph
Rise and fall of the Czechoslovak fascist Gajda
The young military figure Gajda rose rapidly as a national hero and potential commander. He studied in Paris, collaborated with Bolsheviks, served in Kaschau, and became Czech political figure. He joined the Czech Fascist movement, rumored to plot a coup, was retired for exhaustion, then led a violent campaign against President Masaryk and Foreign Minister Benes.
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Pelie
Gajda
Paris
Red Army
Poland
Kaschau
Hungary
Prague
Mussolini
Czechoslovakia
Masaryk
Benes
Penn hunters bag 12,000 deer and 319 bears in season
Pennsylvania Game Commission figures show more than half a million residents hunted deer bear elk and small game with nearly five thousand non residents licensed. Twelve thousand deer were killed along with 319 bears, over three million rabbits and tens of thousands of turkeys and grouse. Elk were opened to open season and bears remain common though less frequent. The report notes some hunter fatalities and efforts to restock as needed.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Game Commission
Michigan
Minnesota
New York
New
Flashes of Life and World News Snippets
A collection of brief items: fashion notes on a well dressed man and Mayor Walker, a tribute telegram praising Lindbergh’s flight, a rural air mail letter about England and grouse, a fire alarm incident noted by Paul Collins, a San Francisco retiree honored for Argonne service, an Arizona war veteran and a mule in action, a New York restaurant stat about water drinking, and Elizabeth Fox cites high daily medical costs.
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Associated Press
New York
Mayor Walker
San Francisco
Arizona
Argonne
Arizone
Rockefeller Jr Plans $1 Million for Roads on Pocantico Hills Estate
Rockefeller Jr will spend over $1,000,000 on roads bridges and tunnels within his Pocantico Hills estate to create many jobs. A skilled birdwoman is noted for promising many birdies as Glenna Collett flew over Pinehurst and then proceeded.
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Rockefeller, Jr
Pocantico Hills
Belleair, Fla
Glenna Collett
Pinehurst
Capudine Eases Nervous Headaches Fast No Opiates
Overwrought nerves cause mont headaches. Capudine provides quick relief by soothing nerves without doping. It contains no opiates and acts quicker as a liquid than tablets or powders. Available at all drug stores Se and Tarrytown N YeeJohn DD A0e pives.
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Tarrytown
Golfer Heads Abroad With Ruth Rider Pilot Haldeman
A figure associated with golf has traveled abroad to chase a record break, accompanied by Ruth Rider as captain and Haldeman serving as the pilot.
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Ruth Rider
Haldeman
How to Kill Rats and Mice with Envelopes
A terse instruction suggests spreading poison in No 0 envelopes placed outdoors to kill rats and mice. It claims rats gnaw into the envelopes, ingest the poison, and die outside with no odors. The message asks for a guaranteed rat killer envelope product.
John Old Scout Growing Thin As A Rail
Ad pitches McCoy's Tablets for underweight adults with an ironclad guarantee. Fourty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes promise at least a five pound gain and improved health or pharmacist refunds. Brand shortened to McCoy's Tablets with local store names and nationwide availability.
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John Old Scout
John
McCoy
Fox, Randa
Post Office
America
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South America
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Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists
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San Diego
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