Movie actors Nancy Carroll and Jack Kirkland seek divorce
In Nogales Sonora on June 4, Nancy Carroll and Jack Kirkland filed mutual divorce suits in New York and Mexico. The couple, who met in 1924 when Carroll was a Broadway chorus girl and Kirkland a press agent, say they must remain independent. Their daughter Patricia, five, is mentioned as part of the family.
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Sonora
Mexico
Nancy Carbell
Jack Kirkland
New York
Broadway
Kirkland
Red-Head
Miss Carroll
Barbara Stanwyck
Patricia
Truck Driver Guilty of First Degree Murder in Brannen Slaying
Ossining truck driver Rudolph Duringer was convicted of first degree murder for killing Virginia Brannen in a Bronx automobile ride on April 27. The jury deliberated seven hours. Duringer faces the electric chair at Sing Sing, with sentencing set for next Monday.
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New York
Rudolph
Duringer
Ossining
Virginia Brannen
Justice Cohn
Sing Sing
Miss Brannen
Bangor
Bronx
Yonkers
Francis Crowley
Long Island
Manhattan
Hurley Inspects Border Posts at Fort Brown
Secretary of War Pat Hurley will inspect Fort Brown and other Lower Rio Grande Valley Army posts today. R. B. Creager of the Republican National Committee plans to entertain the party delegation afterward.
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Brownsville
Texas
U.P
Fort Brown
Rilo Grande Valley
Pat Hurley
R. B. Creager
Republican National Committee
Hotel Guests Flee As Building Burns
A fire at the Beers Hotel in St. Louis drove more than 75 guests from their rooms in their nightclothes. The blaze started in the furnace room of the 50 year old brick hotel in the uptown theater district, producing dense smoke and damaging part of the building.
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ST. Louis
Uptown
Bond Issue Approved Johnson County Road Bonds
The attorney general has approved a 45000 dollar county road refunding bond issue for Johnson County. Hungary plans to spend 49000000 on improving its highways. Food for animals in the London Zoo cost 65000 last year.
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Austin
U.P
Attorney General
Johnson County
Hungary
London Zoo
General Electric
Doctors Approve Sugar to Sweeten Everyday Foods
Doctors advocate using sugar to enhance vegetables like spinach peas and tomatoes and to sweeten cereals and tart fruits. A dash of sugar with salt is a common kitchen rule and some mix salt and sugar for stews roasts and soups.
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The
Sugar Institute
Secretary Hurley Tours Posts in Tri-Motor Flight
Scant Sun Tan Beach Suits Again Bid for Popularity met with a touring army posts in a tri motor plane. Fort Brown housing 500 soldiers is among 53 posts to be abandoned under the war department economy program. Removal at Fort Brown Fort D A Russell and other Mexican border posts faced protests. In San Antonio last night Hurley said no new statement on the posts and that the tour had no connection to the order. He plans to reach El Paso this weekend in the tri motor plane to inspect Fort Bliss and visit his sister Mrs C M Mackey.
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Fort Brown
War Department
Fort
D. A. Russell
San Antonio
Hurley
el Paso
Fort Bliss
C. M. Mackey
Guest Day Held at Hillcrest Club With Bridge and Golf
Hillcrest Country and Golf Club hosts a monthly Guest Day aligned with the weekly ladies day. Morning golf saw W. W. Woolsey as low scorer. afternoon bridge awarded high scores to J. R. Crabtree and others. Numerous guests from Buffalo and local members attended the event.
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Hillcrest Country and Golf Club
W. W. Woolsey
J. E. Clements
Mason King
Lyle Montgomery
J. R. Crabtree
Austin H. Rice
Henry Reed
Guy Hoover
J. C. Stipp
Harry Brown
Eilliot Hatch
Jim McClintock
Don Loden
N. Ochiltree
J. W. Timms
Tom Bliss
G. H. McGrath
W. D
List of women named in social notice
Hovren, Mrs. J. L. Martin, Mrs. Sam Page, Mrs. C. P. Sigman, Mrs. L. L. McColm, Mrs. Wes Izzard, Mrs. Jim Hagan, Mrs. Billie Baker, Mrs. John Spann, Mrs. T. B. O'Brien, Mrs Roger Teas, Mrs. Fred Miller and Mrs. George Mullin.
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Hovren
J. L. Martin
Sam Page
C. P. Sigman
L. L. McColm
Wes Izzard
Jim Hagan
Billie Baker
John Spann
T. B. O’brien
Roger Teas
Fred Miller
George Mullin
Weekend Golf Tournament Planned at Hillcrest Club
A husband and wife golf tournament is planned at Hillcrest Country and Golf Club for Saturday and Sunday. Winners will be entertained by the losers with a bridge dinner at the club Monday evening.
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Hillcrest Country and Golf Club
Nicholses Welcome Baby Daughter Nancy Nichols
Mr and Mrs Jack Nichols announce the birth of their daughter Nancy Nichols at St Anthony Hospital on Tuesday.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Nichols
Jack Nichols
Miss Nancy Nichols
St. Anthony's Hospital
Soncy PT A Plans Meeting on Ground Beautification
The Soncy Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school Friday evening to discuss the school ground beautification movement now underway.
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Soncy Parent-Teacher Association
Bakers' Dozen Club Hosts "42" Party at Rose Bowl
Mrs. J. E. Allison hosted the Bakers' Dozen Club for a pleasant Wednesday afternoon "42" party at the Rose Bowl. High score prize under way, with Pansy Wallace winning and W. W. Fergus low. Refreshments served to a long list of members and guests including Mrs. L. L. Travis and Mrs. J. E. Allison.
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Bakers’ Dozen Club
J. E. Allison
Bakers’ Dozen
Rose Bowl
L. L. Travis
J. C. Wallace
Pansy Wallace
W. W. Fergus
A. Peterson
O. Keen
Claude McAdams
Bob Morris
Loy Smith
B. Ridley
O. G. Wright
J. E. Alison
Ollie Redman
Pansy Morris
Folding Straw Hats Gain Popularity in Paris
Paris reports a new headgear trend with folding straw hats that tuck into pockets or bags. The hats come in small and wide brims, made of pliable transparent straw that resists creasing when folded, and feature transfer ribbon bands to match various frocks.
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Paris
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