Death Ends Career Of William R. Hearst
William R. Hearst dies ending a career marked by political campaigns in New York and runs for mayor and governor. He feuded with Alfred E. Smith and influenced California convention votes for Franklin D. Roosevelt. As a newspaperman, Hearst broke a major scoop on the Spanish American peace treaty and his New York Evening Journal sold 1,468,789 copies the day Dewey won at Manila.
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Woman sacrifices child as flames engulf apartment building
A mother threw her eight month-old baby to her husband crouched 25 feet below as a third floor apartment burned. Six crew members and five residents died. 12 were injured and hospitalized. Fire records were destroyed, making casualty counts hazy.
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Congress probes risk public time in probe era
Congress debates the growing number of investigations and how to streamline inquiry work. Senators and experts weigh reforms to protect witnesses, curb overreach, and speed hearings as new topics from aviation to China lobby emerge. Public figures and jobs risk being drawn into prolonged probes.
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Five Years Ago Headlines Recall Refugees and Mussolini Find
The item recalls refugees boarded ships and a former war official noting personal attention at fields. Mussolini's body was recovered from a convent in Pavia after Fascist factions unearthed it. Other notes mention Superintendent Gentry attending a Houston conference, Mrs Rabin hosting grandchildren in Cedar Bayou, and a family trip to Painesville. Goose Creek and Pelly officials discussed Harris County health plans, while a tunnel project under Houston Ship Channel between LaPorte and the Tri-Cities persisted with plays in progress.
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Campusolio: Latin heir dismissed from Bridgeport campus
Ramon Font Felizoia, 22, son of a Venezuelan oil man and banker, leaves the University of Bridgeport after four years as a sophomore who never passed a course. President Halsey says academically a failure but socially a standout, a handsome, spendthrift figure in Phi Omega Chi.
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