McAdoo Reflects on Railroads and Aviation Challenge
William Gibbs McAdoo, former Treasury secretary and 1924 Democratic hopeful, recalls his 1919 proposal for a five year railroad reorganization while criticizing current rail competition from aviation and trucks. He arrives in the Eastern spotlight as a top Garner supporter after returning from California.
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New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
Garner
Treasury
Woodrow Wilson
California
John Garner
Texas
Courthouse records and land deeds reported
Warranty deeds show J. B. Chesnutt transferring property to W. H. Fuqua for 1000 dollars. Oscar B. Aspgren transfers to Mrs. A. J. Thompson. Paulk transfers to A. D. Foreman for 10 dollars. Car registration lists H. E. Exam 2210 as a Buick sedan. Population data note London with 8,203,000 inhabitants.
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Chesnutt
W. H. Fuqua
Plemons
Oscar B. Aspgren
A. J. Thompson
Noble Paulk
A. D. Foreman
H. E
Hughes Buick
Greater London
Northwestern Receives 200 Prodigy Entrant Applications
Northwestern University in Chicago reports that 200 child prodigies filed entrance applications while the school plans to admit 20. In Bainbridge Georgia an auto thief displayed Houdini like skill as police used two pairs of handcuffs to lock the steering wheel. the thief escaped and fled with the car.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Northwestern University
Bainbridge, Ga
Houdini
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for March 23
Treasury receipts for March 23 totaled 6.47 million dollars with expenditures of 11.53 million. The balance stood at 706.23 million dollars. Customs duties for the first 23 days of March were 16.86 million dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Call of the Banshee High School Tonight
The senior mystery farce The Call of the Banshee plays tonight at 8 15 in the High School Auditorium. Director Mrs Lela Crossett leads 15 seniors including Sarabeth Davis as the lead and H P Scarborough as the hero with Charles Whittington as a Russian doctor and Carl Robertson as Walter Payne.
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Lela Crossett
Sarabeth Davis
H. P. Scarborough
Charles Whittington
Young transferred to state penitentiary after murder conviction
Ernest Young, convicted of murdering John W. Bradshaw and sentenced to 50 years, was moved to the state penitentiary. Bradshaw’s body was recovered in the Guadalupe River near Waring in April 1930.
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San Antonio
Ernest Young
John W. Bradshaw
State Penitentiary
Bradshaw
Guadalupe River
Waring
Kellogg’s Whole Wheat Biscuits Debut With New Features
Local grocers feature Kellogg Company shredded wheat biscuits from Battle Creek Michigan. The pres sure cooked biscuits retain full whole wheat value and flavor. Packages contain 15 biscuits toasted golden brown on both sides for crispness. Certified by Medical Arts Laboratory Philadelphia for high food value.
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Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
Kellogg
Medical Arts Laboratory of Philadelphia
Kellogg’s
Difficult Role As Dr Markowitz In Banshee Tonight
Whittington delivers a challenging performance as Dr Markowitz in The Call of the Banshee, the senior high school play staged tonight at the school auditorium.
Storm Toll Rises as Relief Expands Across Five States
Red Cross officials report 362 known dead across Alabama Georgia Tennessee South Carolina and Kentucky from early week storms. Injured exceed 3000 and homeless about 8500 with property damage estimated 3 to 5 million. New central relief HQ in Birmingham coordinates aid in 13 Alabama 10 Georgia and 6 Tennessee counties.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
C. H. McFarland
American Red Cross
North Alabama
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Kentucky
Crisco Versatile and Digestible in Everyday Cooking
An advertisement extols Crisco as creamy and digestible, claiming it remains fresh and odorless for weeks. It suggests using Crisco in Apple Griddle Cakes, praising the batter and the golden fried finish for a digestible, tasty start to the day.
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Crisco
Two Fail to Make Bond on U S Liquor Charges
Robert Jameson and John E. Smith were arrested after officers seized a car carrying six gallons and one quart of whiskey. They were held in county jail on $500 bonds after being charged in Federal court with possession sale and transportation of intoxicating liquor. Jameson told officers he had
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Robert Jameson
John E. Smith
Jameson
Winter Aid Case Sees Guilty Plea Plea Booked in District
The Community Chest aid recipient pleaded guilty to charges while a co defendant Smith entered a not guilty plea. The case details indicate winter assistance and municipal filing.
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Community Chest
Guil
Smith
Rail Bridge Burned Near Jacksonville in Suspected Arson
A Southern Pacific Railway bridge eight miles west of Jacksonville was burned last night with a loss estimated at $10,000. Officials suggest the blaze may have been incendiary in origin.
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Jacksonville
Tex
Southern Pacific Railway
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Oleo
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