Woman 13 Held for Murder Details Jazz Parties
A 13-year-old girl testified at her murder trial in Jhiru City detailing time spent at dance halls and jazz parties while her husband cared for their 4-year-old daughter. She described a fatal motor trip with Renne, Pipi, and others, claiming self defense after Renne insulted her and a knife may have been involved.
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Jhriul City
Nil
Rey
Marte Zelio
Blonde
Alvo
Renne
Gas Engineers of New England Elect Boston Man President
Cheney of Boston was elected president of the New England Association of Gas Engineers at the 35th annual convention. Other officers included F. C. Freeman of Providence as vice president and A. J. Smith of Concord as secretary-treasurer with a slate of directors from Portland to Cambridge. President Pritchard noted industry improvements, while Robert M. Seale forecast gas usage surpassing electricity by 1940 due to rising demand for house heating. the convention continued through today and tomorrow.
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Providence
Cheney
Bost
New England Association of Gas Engineers
F. C. Freeman
A. J. Smith
Concord
J L. Sudbury
Salon
G. W. StPes
Portland
A. H. Scott
New Britain
Bo Drake
Lynn
Witteinghoff
Boston
Fight on Evolution Still Pending in North Carolina
A North Carolina legislative debate on evolution adjourned with a plan to record opposition to Darwinian theory and any life order theory. The motion to table the resolution died 48 to 42, while the measure moved to the minority committee for report.
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North Carolina
Halmigh
Atteo
North Carolina Flonsa
General Assembly
Yount Ann
Wits
Italian Ambassador Leaves for New York to United States
Irene Dat Martino the Italian ambassador to the United States boards the steamer Verde for New York. In Rome on Saturday Minister De Martino bids farewell with American Ambassador Fletcher at the railway station.
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New York
Naples
Tech
Irene Dat Martino
United States
Rome
Mignor de Martino
Vletcher
Fraternal leader Ed Buckingham active in multiple circles
Edward T. Buckingham of 2255 Main Street, compensation commissioner, figures as a charter member of the Wowompon Tribe No. 40, Improved Order of Red Men, and serves as president of the Bridgeport Bay Association while active in several other fraternal groups.
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Edward T. Buckingham
Main Street
Order of
Mr. Buckingham
Bridgeport Bay Association
Unaccounted Arms worth 134 Million in Trade
Geneva Feb 18 The League of Nations disarmament commission reports that over 134 million dollars of arms and munitions sold internationally in 1920 21 and 22 remain unaccounted for. US exports totaled 220.5 million while reported imports were 58.1 million. Turkey Greece and Russia provided no import reports during war years.
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Associated Press
Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
League
United States
Busnia
Turkey
Greece
Digarmanent Commission
Mercyful Slayer of Sick Sister Denied Bail
Paris police report 18 year old Anna Leva sour denied bail after shooting and killing her sister Anais 29 claiming the sister suffered incurable disease. Autopsy by Dr Baul cites tubercular lesions in lungs and intestines supporting motive. Case parallels Polish actress Wilcowska scandal drawing wide attention.
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Paris
Anna Levasour
Anais
Loimy
St Lazaire
Wonen
Baul
Andi
Wilcowska
Laninska
Cotton oil taxes across states stir Carolina senior action
A telegram from Governor McLeod of North Carolina reports state legislatures consider tax measures aimed at cotton oil products. He calls the proposals intolerable and warns they threaten state industries. Senator Gooding asserts the legislation is outrageous and calls for a united stand.
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Carolina
Washington
Senate
Temokin
North Cheainy
Gay
McLew
North Walia Deery
Tianu
Geuds
Gooding
Earthquake Reported in British West Indies
Earthquake activity reported from Grenada and nearby regions overnight caused alarm in the British West Indies. No injuries or damage noted, advisory notes voluntary precautions and monitoring by authorities.
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British West Indies
Cigar making declines prompt tax relief plea
At Avon, February 18, the New England Tobacco Growers Association urged Congress to reduce internal revenue taxes on cigars as New England tobacco farmers face serious decline. Joseph W. Alsop reported a 12 percent drop in tobacco used per cigar over four years and stagnant production over 12 years amid other tax changes. President William H. Carrier of Glastonbury led the meeting with strong attendance.
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New England
Congress
Joseph W.W. Alsop
Avon
New England Tobacco Growers’ Association
Association
Internal Revenue
Wiliam H. Carrier
Glastonbury
Veterans Hospitals Costing Ten Million Approved by House Panel
Washington Feb 18 The House Veterans committee reported a ten million dollar hospital construction measure allowing the Veterans Bureau director to use funds as needed. An initial fifteen million was cut back as the committee opted to wait until next year for possible further appropriations.
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Washington
House Veterans’ Committee
Veterans’ Bureau
Special Six Sedan at 1985 Special Price
Never before a value to equal this Special Six Sedan at 1985. Its low price comes from Studebaker's efficient plants and shared production across three models in 19 body types. See the Special Six Sedan to learn what it offers at the reduced price and get all the facts before buying.
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Studebaker
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