Mother fights for custody of Freddie Bartholomew
New York: Mrs. Lilian Mae Bartholomew hires a lawyer to contest permanent guardianship of 12 year old Freddie Bartholomew star of Little Lord Fauntleroy. Freddie is in Hollywood with his aunt Millicent Bartholomew who has temporary guardianship earning $190 weekly.
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New York
Lillian Mae Bartholomew
Freddie Bartholomew
Gloria Vanderbilt
Freddie
Lord Fauntleroy
Hollywood
David Copperfield
Eileen
Hilda
Opposing Trend Shrinks New Deal Vote in Midwest
Chicago AP report quotes Harrison E. Spangler of the Republican National Committee noting a drop in Democratic New Deal support after Midwest elections. He says Farley’s relief campaign fails to galvanize relief workers and independents disapproved Roosevelt policies, citing Clinton and Davenport Mayors defeating New Deal candidates.
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Chicago
Harrison E. Spangler
Republican National Committee
Jim Farley
Spangler
Iowa
Clinton
Davenport
New Deal
Police Radios Linked In Midwest Cities Experiment
Police radio stations in six midwestern cities Detroit Indianapolis St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis and Davenport were linked in an experimental test of a new radio telegraph code. The Federal Communications Commission assistant chief engineer E K Jett described the project as a forerunner to a national police radio system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. K. Jett
Federal Communication Commission
Detroit
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Davenport
Borah Spent About Ten Dollars in Wisconsin Campaign
Senator William E. Borah's Wisconsin primary bid reportedly cost about $10, according to supporters. The sum allegedly covered a round trip rail fare from Chicago to Milwaukee and one night’s hotel for his single campaign speech. Borah said his followers began with barely enough to hire a ball for the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, Ill
William E. Borah
Wisconsin
Chicago
Milwaukee
Brandon Held Guilty Of Assault and Battery
A district court jury found C. W. Brandon, 36, guilty of assault and battery after more than seven hours of deliberation before Judge F. O. Ellison at 5:15 p.m. Wednesday. The state pursued a felony charge of assault with intent to commit a statutory offense. the lesser charge carried the guilty verdict. The complaint was filed by a Cedar Rapids woman. Brandon pled not guilty to the major charge on March 2 and posted $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Ellison
C. W. Brandon
Brandon
Cedar Rapids
Taft Names Landon Second Choice for Presidency
Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati and brother of Robert A. Taft said Governor Alf M Landon is his strong second choice for the Republican nomination. Taft, son of the late William Howard Taft, praised Landon after a visit and predicted Borah will win few Ohio primary delegates in May.
True Love Brings Marriage License in Newport
In Newport Kentucky a young Negro couple sought a marriage license. The groom announced Leo Brown while the bride exclaimed True Love. Clerk Al Rosenthal pressed for a surname and the bride replied with the same phrase True Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
al Rosenthal
Leo Brown
Rosenthal
Ray Murray Files For Congress Race
Ray Murray, Iowa state secretary of agriculture and Buffalo Center farmer, filed nomination papers on Wednesday to run for Congress in the Eighth District. He is expected to oppose incumbent Fred C. Gilchrist of Laurens in the race for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ray Murray
Secretary of State
Congress
Murray
Buffalo Center
Fred C. Gilchrist
Laurens
El Paso Man Shoots Self Amid Ill Health Woes
E G Berrien, 52, an employee of British American Tobacco in El Paso Texas, shot himself Wednesday in Shanghai. Authorities say he appeared despondent due to ill health.
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Shanghai
E. G. Berrien
el Paso
Tex
British-American Tobacco Company
Leander Berry Passes At 98 In Ashland Ohio
Leander S Berry who never drank or smoked and lived 51 years without a physician died at age 98 in Ashland Ohio. The obituary notes his long life and health discipline and his passing marks the end of a remarkable era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Leander S. Berry
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Network Lineup
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC CBS and affiliates for evening and morning hours. Includes names of show hosts orchestras and musical guests such as Jerry Cooper Kate oute Vallee Lombardo and Bing Crosby with multiple stations WJZ WEAF WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO WLW WGST WHO and more.
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Easy Aces
NBC
Andy
WEAF
KYW
Mark Warnow
Ed Wynn
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WGST
WJZ Chain
Biney Crosby
Jimmy Poresy
Roy Shield Orch
Harper Sibley
Business and Politics
Stch
Rodrigo Orch
Guy Lombardo Orch
Russ Morgan Orch
WJJZ
Henry Busse Orch
Lucio Ricardo Orch
Wcco
Sereanuts Willson Orch
WJZ
Bernie Cummins Orch
Oe Dornberger Orch
Revby Newman Orch
Shandor
Violinist
Anson Weeks Orch
Amos 'N Andy
WLW
Ils Ravel
Yrt and
Maree
Arty Hall
Rubes
Uncle Ezra
Weaf Chain
Abner
Boake Carter
Irene Rich
Jessica Dragonette
Oan van Seat
Read Curdhols
Oscar Shaw
NBC Music Guild
Chain
Frank Munn
Weaf Wow
Dick Powell
Ray Paige
WBBM_WOC
Emil Coleman Orch
Bob Crosby
Orch
George Olsen Orch
Harry Sosnik Orch
Jesse Crawford
Ert Hines
Edward MacHuek
Weaf Kyw
All Saints Choir
Wabc Chain
Capa Ball
WA Wbbm
Braben
Just Plain Bill
Gene_ Arnold ranch boys
Simpson Boys of
Sprucehead
Inbc
Voice of
Marine Band
WJZ Chain Forever Young
Mark Warnon
Betty
Bob
Pa Gats Radio Review
Weaf Sales Mills Orch
U. S. Army Band
Buddy Clark
Terri la Precsend
Val Tre
Buck
ABC Wbbm
WIZ
Slovenian Singing Society
SIEAP
Ting
Washington Sideshow in Wisconsin University Fracas
A Wisconsin clash over University of Wisconsin President Glenn Frank triggers political maneuvering as Bob La Follette and Jim Farley weigh in. The university board delays action to March 10 then April 20 while New Deal publicity backfires. House hearings on a tax bill end abruptly after Max Bedacht, Communist Party official, testifies.
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Universal Service
Ashington
Wisconsin
Jim Farley
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Bob la Follette
Bob
Phil la Follette
Frank
New Deal
Madison
Ballyhoo
University
Ballyhooers
G.O.P
G.o.pers
Washington
Jim
Spot
Doughton
House Finance Committee
Doughty Doughton
Max Bedacht
Communist Party of America
Cedar Rapids Man Receives Probation After Guilty Plea
Frank Spina of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to possession and concealment of 5 gallons of untaxed alcohol. Judge George C. Scott sentenced him to 8 months in Linn county jail and two years probation if he honors the terms and avoids further crimes. Spina was arrested last April. his attorney cited a wife three children and steady employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spina
Cedar Rapids
George C. Scott
Spina
Linn County
Property Transfer From Agnes Dvorak to Fil Vondracek
Agnes F Dvorak and others grant to Filbert J Vondracek land in section 35 82 8 and rights of way over adjacent parcels with valuable consideration dated November 9 1935. Grantors named as sole residuary legatees under Vince Dvorak last will and testament.
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Agnes F. Dvorak
Filbert J. Vondracek
Vince Dvorak
Bukets Bladder Remedy Promoted for Quick Relief
Advertisement from May Drug Store touts Bukets green tablets to strengthen the bladder by flushing acids and deposits with buchu leaves and juniper oil. Claims quick effect in four days with 25 cent price and money-back refund if not pleased.
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Boker
Bud Lewis
Ann Dvorak
Anns
Min
America
Russia
Vin
Jellicoe, Tenn
Midwest
New
Borah
Charles P. Taft
Landon
Mount Vernon Avenue
Scbut
May Drug Company
Kneip Market
Prin Union
LAB
Counch
Fulton Lewis, JR
Swen
1St Ave
2Nd St. E
Hotel Roosevelt
PEAS
Japan
Crisco
Fure
Ional
Gerber
LGE
Kellogg’s
Pillsbury’s
Lawyer
U. S
Folger’s Coffee Free — Handwriting Manual
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