Death by Own Action Club in Amityville Exposed
Police investigate a so called death by own action club in Amityville after revelations that twenty four members have reportedly died by self destruction. Miss Louje Schwartz, in custody and indicted for murder, claims her brother Edward died by his own hand. authorities and doctors weigh truth of the group with warnings of more potential suicides among twenty six surviving members.
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Amityville
N. Y
Loujee Schwarts
Edward
Miss Schwartz
Miss Schwarts
Death by Own Action in Cult Related Shooting
Police say Miss Schwartz planned her brother’s death after prayers failed to cure his rheumatic disability. They report he was shot three times with a revolver found beside him, with one wound suggesting not self-inflicted. Miss Schwartz admits she was alone with him prior to discovery.
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Nassan
Suffolk
Theodore Reed
Miss Schwartz
Richard H. Hoffman
Hoffman
Subeida
George Eritenbach
Schwartz
St. Mihiel
Germain
Michtel
Providence
United States Marine Recruiting Service
Corps
Louisville
Faol Gary
Anderson
Ind
Chicwee
G. C. Wright
Gary
Germany
Union
Experiments Reveal Daily Walking Distances by Occupation
Dr. Joseph Lelyveld of Boston reports that the typical American averages 19 008 steps daily about 7 miles, based on tests. Readings span diverse roles from housewives to conductors, with estimates like 844 miles for a shopper and 2574 miles for a plowman in yearly cycles.
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Boston
Joseph Lelyveld
National Association of Chiropodists-Podiatrists
Watch Found Relating to 1888 Ranch Plowing Claim
Oakdale residents recall 1858 event when Berchard H. von Glahn lost a watch while plowing on the A. C. Paulsen ranch. This spring Hartwell Summers found the timepiece in the same field and learned its owner’s son is a local scout executive. The watch was returned after a brief inquiry.
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Oakdale
Califf
iIn
Berchard H. von Glahn
A. C. Paulsell
Hartwell
von Glahn
I Scout
Eb, H. von Ginhn
New York Turns Rural Above the Twelfth Floor
New York, the world’s most populous city, grows sky gardens on hundreds of terraces as set back laws create country life above the twelfth floor. Airplane observers note vine trellises, hedges, statues, fountains, and trees crowning these lofty plots.
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New York
Manhattan
Purple and Green Chicks Hatched in Calgary
In Calgary Alberta serum injected into eggs on the nineteenth day of incubation altered color of hatchlings with some chicks emerging purple and others green.
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Calgary
Alberta
Loud Speaker Prank Disrupts Woman Orator in Newport
Miss Maude K. Wetmore of Newport faced a cruel prank as she prepared to address the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform. The amplifier boomed and crackled, making her voice either too soft or too loud, provoking laughter and applause from the audience.
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Washington
Hoover Plans for 20 Million In Population Growth
President Hoover outlines an American plan to develop national resources for a projected 20,000,000 population increase over 20 years. He envisions 4,000,000 new homes, thousands of factories, expanded rail, roads, waterways, and 25,000,000 electrical horsepower, plus parks, schools, churches, and greater wealth distribution. The trip covers Indianapolis, Marion, and Springfield with ceremonies honoring Warren G. Harding and Abraham Lincoln, amid party political shifts in Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
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United States
Hoover
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Allan
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Gaording
Harding
Freilinghuysen
Memorial Association
Celvin Coolidge
George White
Moorer
Columbus
Abraham Lincoln
Emmerson
Middle West
Winois
Aod
Congress
Indiana
Wisaleg
Washington
Senator Fess
National Republican
Anna Adams Gordon Passes At Castile Age Seventy Eight
Anna Adams Gordon former president of the National W C T U and World W C T U died in Castile New York at seventy eight. She aided Frances E Willard in organizing the W C T U and served many years as her secretary. She was a renowned temperance leader of her generation.
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ISS
Anna Adams Gordon
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Castile
W. C
Frances E. Willard
Roosevelt Boost From House Luncheon in Massachusetts
Col Edward M. House hosted a luncheon at his summer cottage near Manchester by the Sea honoring the New York governor with Massachusetts Democratic leaders present. The gathering stirred belief that Massachusetts delegates will support Roosevelt at the next national convention. House toasted the governor as the man attracting national attention.
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Colonel House
Exiled Primate Segura Returns to Spain Then Is Expelled
Cardinal Segura, the exiled primate, slipped into Spain but was promptly apprehended and driven across the French border. His presence risked renewed attacks on church institutions as radicals protested his return. The Vatican protested his expulsion. Samuel H McKelvie, the wheat member of the federal farm board, resigns as his term ends. successor not yet announced. McKelvie will retire to his Nebraska ranch after participating in the London grain conference.
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United States
Stimson
League of Nations
League
America
Nations Guard
Marine Corps
Army Air Corps
Naval Air Force
Army
Los Angeles
Japan
Juan Bautista Peres
Congress of Venezuela
Congress
Spp
Juan Vicente Gomem
Castro
Peres
Gomez
Peren
Venestels
Gypsy Smith
Smith
Aquitania
Brest
the Evangelist
Evangelist
Emm
Homer
Ardinal Segura
Spain
Hils
Vatican
Federal Farm Board
Samuel H McKelvie
Afr
McKelvie
London
Nebraska
Miss Universe Etta Duchateatu Crowned in Galveston
Belgium entrant Etta Duchateatu, seventeen, won the International beauty pageant in Galveston Texas. She displays long dark hair and captured the Miss Universe title amid the pageant's global competition.
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Etta Duchateatu
Belgium
Galveston
Texan
Valsn.y
The American Crisis Phrase By Thomas Paine
During the Revolutionary War after Philadelphia’s fall Paine wrote The American Crisis as a spirited defense of Independence. These are times that try men’s souls expresses his resolve amid gloom and challenge.
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Thomas Palme
Philadelphia
Paine
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