Indictment of Stavisky Ring Expands in Paris Case
Arlette Simon Stavisky and 18 associates were indicted in Paris over the Stavisky fraud case. The group includes Deputy Gaston Bonnaure, ex Deputy Joseph Garat, Albert Du Barry, and editors Pierre Darius and a Bec et Ongles editor. Many have been jailed since the scandal’s early days.
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Paris
U.P
Arlette Simon Stavisky
Serge Alexandre Stavisky
Gaston Bonnaure
Stavisky
Joseph Garat
Bayonne
Albert du Barry
Volonte
Pierre Darius
Bec Et Ongles
Bardi de Fourtou
Boy with brain injury nears full recovery after gun accident
An 11 year old, Jack Fleckner, is regaining speech and reasoning after a bullet damaged one brain lobe. Dr H J Pool says the left frontal center handles logic while the right lobe can assume functions, with Jack likely to return to school at about a fourth grade level.
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Port Clinton
Jack Fleckner
H. J. Pool
Jack
Pool
Men's Bible Class Banquet at San Jacinto Church
The Men's Bible Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church will sponsor a fellowship banquet and chili supper at 7 15 PM Friday. Arrangements expect more than 200 men to attend the church event.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Graduate Nurses Section Meeting Announced
The Graduate Nurses Association private duty section will hold a business session tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Rebecca Parr’s home, 1913 Monroe Street. The organization's regular meeting is set for 2 30 o’clock Saturday afternoon at St. Anthony's Hospital.
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Graduate Nurses Association
Rebecca Parr
Monroe Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Great Britain sees record freedom from labor disputes in 1934
London report cites Ministry of Labor survey showing 960000 days lost in 1934, the lowest in 40 years. 108000 workers on strike plus 25000 indirectly ceased work, total 133000, with 472 disputes and the Scotland plasterers dispute accounting for 120000 days.
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London
U.P
Great Britain
Ministry of Labor
Scotland
Soldier Killed by Fall Off Caisson at Fort Sam Houston
Private James A. Younger aged 26 of Battery F 12th Field Artillery died after falling from a caisson during drill at Fort Sam Houston. A heavy wheel rolled over his head as the battery crossed a ditch at a gallop. He had served about two months after enlisting January 5 in Dallas. Home was West Texas. Funeral plans delayed awaiting word from his mother Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Younger.
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San Antonio
James A. Younger
12Th Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Younger
Dallas
West
Texas
Sarah Elizabeth Younger
Local VFW Backs Carter for Department Commander
The Amarillo VFW Post passed a motion to support Tom Carter of Lubbock for department commander at the June 3 and 4 Corpus Christi convention. A free committee was formed with Bill Dawkins chair, Roy Shield Walter Ottinger and B W Bozeman on publicity, while Col E B U Bradiev urged a helium plant operation resolution to Washington. The group backed continued helium plant operation and civic support.
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Amarillo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tom Carter
Lubbock
Corpus Christi
Bill Dawkins
Roy Shield
Walter Ottinger
B. W. Bozeman
E B. U. Bradiev
Washington
Elderly Man Dies After Paying Income Tax in Brooklyn
In New York on March 14 an elderly man named Thomas Goodman aged 75 died after waiting in line at the Brooklyn federal building to pay his income tax.
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New York
Brooklyn Federal Building
Thomas Goodman
Patricia Dunn Testifies About Husband James
Chicago March 14 Mrs Patricia Dunn testified before a judge about her husband James an interior decorator by day and a violin player by night. The brief remarks occurred amid ongoing proceedings at the district court in Chicago.
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Chicago
Patricia Dunn
James
Judge Deems Ground for Divorce Based on Desertion
The narrative notes a husband’s long absences during six years of marriage and a year’s disappearance before the wife suspected desertion. The judge concluded the case warranted a divorce.
Calafo liquid relief claims asthma cure in ad
An advertisement touts Calafo liquid as a money back remedy for asthma and hay fever. It promises quick relief, better sleep, and renewed health for $1.00 at Fox Drug.
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