Goering Weds Actress Emmi Sonnemann in Berlin Ceremony
Gen Hermann Goering, head of the air force, wed Fraulein Emmi Sonnemann at a civil ceremony in Berlin with Adolf Hitler as best man. Thousands watched as Nazis lined the route and 79 airplanes flew overhead before a cathedral service led by Reichsbishop Ludwig Mueller.
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Flood Drowns About 100 in Chinese Town Yingtak
Exchange Telegraph Canton correspondent reports about 100 people drowned when the North river flooded Yingtak a Chinese town about 80 miles above Canton. The disaster was recorded Wednesday.
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Yingtak
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Washington Post Finds Civil Service Row Sparks Confrontation
Round 60 4-ROUND DEGISTERED outlines a debate over postal advertising by firms and congressional demands to curb it. The piece notes anger from local businessmen nationwide, the rubber labor tensions, and a series of political clashes involving Farley, Richberg, and Maverick with a closing Copyright 1935 tag.
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Senate Approves AAA Bill with Wallace Power Curbs
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved an AAA amendment curbing Secretary Wallace's control of farm production while keeping expanded powers for the agriculture secretary. A key amendment requires two thirds producer consent to license a commodity and limits book examinations to pertinent information, with processors allowed to protest to court.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
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Alimony burden linked to wife’s death in Milwaukee note
Police found the body of Mrs. Faye Wegener in a gas-filled Milwaukee apartment with a suicide note to her husband Earl about alimony payments and a judge's urging to "Pay up." The note says she could not bear the burden and would say goodbye.
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Earl
Hennessey
House of Correction
Faye
Culbertsons Lead By 13 700 In Bridge Match Llamas
Kibitzers tracked the Sims Culbertson battle as the Culbertsons held a 13 700 point edge after 122 rubbers in a 150 rubber contest at Crockford s club New York with two sessions remaining P Hal Sims and wife Dorothy were in pursuit while Ely and Josephine Culbertson led the field and Culbertson called Wednesday play the most important of the match.
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NEW York
Culbertson
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Advertising Claim
The Cuticura Soap and Ointment are promoted for skin cleansing and health benefits. The ad notes relief for itching and skin eruptions and lists Soap priced at 2 cents and Ointment at 25 cents and 6 cents.
Two Fugitive Felons Killed in Camden Manhunt
In Camden South Carolina early Wednesday a large posse involving National Guardsmen fatally shot two convicts Carnell Williams of Spartanburg and Willie Jackson of Charleston while pursuing six escapees from the state prison farm. Williams allegedly swore he would not be captured alive.
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H. H. Kester
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Carnell Williams
Spartanburg
Willie Jackson
Charleston
Williams
John Simmons
Tragedy in Philadelphia Family Kills Six Then Self
A pushcart peddler in South Philadelphia killed his wife Agnes De Marco 45 and children Edward 13 Jeanette 20 Olga 15 and a son unnamed, then wounded himself, before being hospitalized with a head injury. Anthony De Marco 55 acted in a heated family quarrel.
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Fay Vallee Drops Suit In California
Fay Webb Vallee dropped, temporarily, her suit against Rudy Vallee for 7450 dollars per month alimony in Los Angeles. Attorney Ben Cohen asked permission to dismiss without prejudice to allow re filing. The move aimed to relieve weekly court appearances while Mrs Vallee appeals a New York judgment.
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Ben Cohen
Wealthy sister reunites with long separated brother in Topeka
Catherine Ahern of Alexandria Virginia is reunited with her brother John Ahearn after fifty years. He had left home at seventeen and was located in a government transient camp in Topeka Kansas.
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Flexible Radio Program Schedule with NBC CBS Lifeline
A dense listing of daytime and evening radio programs across networks NBC CBS and mutual affiliates. Notable names include Mary Marlin Judy and Jane Irving Kennedy Buck Rogers and Rudy Vallee with station chains WJZ WEAF WBBM WCCO WLW and others listed. The schedule spans 10 00 to 11 30 with multiple talk music and drama shows and station call letters.
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WCCO
Fields and Hall
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Cleo Brown
KMOX
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Princess Marie
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Margaret Sancer
Family Pianning
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Bob
WLS
Woman's Review
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Salvation Army Band
NHC
Chain
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Congress
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Eunar and
Bunny
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David Ross
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Gray
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Paul Whiteman
Helen
Jenson
Mela Ernh
Voice of the Crusaders
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Chester Erch
Flergin Orch
Meredith Willson
Tucker
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Reichman
Twin Cities
Oerch
WIZ
Thompson
Erch
Chicago gambling resorts shut after axe raids by police
In Chicago, virtually every gambling resort was closed after raids led by Captain Dan Gilbert the new police supervisor. The loop’s premier establishments were damaged with sledgehammers and axes, and forty three people were arrested.
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Loop
Roosevelt Grandsons Hurt In Worcester Car Crash
Theodore Roosevelt III and Cornelius Roosevelt, grandsons of the late president, were injured when their beach wagon hit a parked truck in Shrewsbury. Both Harvard students were treated at Memorial Hospital for a fractured arm and facial injuries. Theodore was shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Shrewsbury
Cornelius
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Memorial Hospital
Theodore
Cedar Lodge 11 Observes 90th Birthday
Tipton observes the 90th birthday of Cedar Lodge No 11 with Past Masters as guests of honor. Cedar Lodge was established April 7, 1846.
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Tipton
Cedar Lodge
Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Nervous Women
Advertised testimonials claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eases fatigue nervousness and rundown in women. Accounts describe improved energy mood and ability to handle family duties after use with endorsements from Mrs Amelia Otto and Mrs Edith Mas Ralston.
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Brooklyn
Maryland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Edith Mas Ralston
Tyre
Pennsylvania
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