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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1928

Page

20

Grave holds identity of Dudley double

In Dundee Texas the body buried as John C. Dudley on Thanksgiving is back home, but the other exhumed corpse found near Bridgeport remains unidentified. Dudley had vanished October 2 after selling a cinema interest and later reappeared in South Texas and Louisiana before returning home.

Associated Press Dundee Texas John C. Dudley Bridgeport Dudley Dick Dudley John Decatur John Dudley Louisiana

Society Woman Named British Film Censor At Elstree

Mrs Wilfred Ashley a British society woman chosen by film producers in Elstree to act as censor of etiquette for upcoming productions. She admits not being a motion picture fan, saying past films seemed overdone and vulgar and aims to correct that in future works. Mrs Ashley is wife of the minister of transport and stepmother of Lady Louis Mountbatten, tying her to the royal circle.

Associated Press Elstree England Wilfred Ashley Ashley Louis Mountbatten

20 Percent Tax on Royalties in England

Foreign authors and playwrights will pay 20 percent of their royalties to the British exchequer under the 1927 finance act. Somerset House issued a letter to publishers outlining the new levy. Most British opinion favors the tax.

International News Service London Britain Somerset House

Students Build All Equipment for Physics Experiments

Canyon students in W. D. Mateer’s physics classes made their own equipment inclining toward bells telegraph sets and induction coils. A sixteen year old girl built a bell from a wooden block an old alarm clock and junk hardware. A country pupil salvaged a dynamo from junk cars to run a ranch pump and keep a radio charged.

Canyon W. D. Mateer Higheischool Canyon College Manual Training Department Palo Duro Canyon

Betty Nuthall Debuts Overhead Service in Riviera Tennis

Betty Nuthall arrives in Cannes for the Riviera lawn tennis season with two new feats. She showcases an overhead service and an overhead swerve while optimistic about competition with Suzanne and the unsure Helen Wills.

International News Service Cannes Betty Nuthall Riviera Suzanne Helen Wills

Eight Freed as Cases None Pressed in Arkansas Court

In Texarkana Arkansas eight defendants in four cases including conspiracy to violate the national motor vehicle act were freed on the government's motion to nolle prosequi. Roy Walker and John Carney remain sentenced. Prosecutor Langley cited insufficient evidence for trial while two other indictments were dismissed.

Associated Press Texarkana, Ark Nolle Prasse Western District Federal Court of Arkansas Roy Walker John Carney Roy Hooper Sevier County Willis Rhodes Charlie Tobin Tom Penny Ike Terry John Sharpe Press Tanpete Albrooks S. S. Langley United States District Charles McGregor Oscar Mose Cox Prescott Paul Vitek

Former Congressman Up to Trial in Oil Stock Fraud Case

Nashville dispatch reports former Congressman William D Up is freed on government motion in a case tied to defraud charges related to stock sales in the Vitek Oil and Refining Co of Eldorado Arkansas The item notes a shift in the case status and includes reference to the government action.

Defraud Vitek Oil and Refining Co Eldorado, Ark

Solid South to Vote Republican If Al Smith Nominated

In addresses here Shaw of Georgia and Bishop H M Dubose of the state and saloon league predicted the solid South will vote solidly Republican if Al Smith is nominated. Also noted is word that Adaline Went, 86, mother of Lew Wentz of Ponca City, is improving in Los Angeles.

Adaline Went Lew Wentz Ponca City Los Angeles

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