Cord Piece Key Clue In Titterton Slaying
Police focus on a 13 inch cord found at Beckman Place apartment as the crucial clue in the bathtub slaying of Nancy Evans Titterton wife of NBC executive. Detectives seek the cord’s maker and buyer while examining two unidentified men seen trying to enter nearby homes. A post card to Lewis H. Titterton adds a new lead as investigators question visitors at the funeral in New York.
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New York
Nancy Evans Titterton
National Broadcasting Company
John A. Lyons
Beckan Place
Lewis H. Titterton
Ekman Place
Mrsterton
Fitterton
Lexington Avenue
Frank W. Evans
Ohio
Titterton
Borhood
Protein Molecules Dynamos Provide Body With Energy
In a major science breakthrough from the American Chemical Society report, researchers at a medical school announced that protein molecules act as electrical dynamos in the body. The discovery shows proteins are electrically neutral in fats and sugars yet carry complex electric charges that move like a tiny battery, supplying energy and life. Led by Dr Edwin J, the team identified proteins as internal electrical generators after a decade of research.
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Nsas City
Maquoketa Man Fatally Shot in Oklahoma
Otto Florence formerly of Maquoketa was killed Saturday night in Weser Oklahoma. He stood on a street corner when an unseen assailant shot him. His body will be sent home Tuesday for funeral services Wednesday. He is survived by a wife, two children, and a brother in Maquoketa.
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Mystis
Otto Florence
Maquoketa
Sar
Okla
Ence
Wessar Jeral
Jenee
Charles Flore
Walter
Quoketa
Wessar
Washington Sideshow on Senate Prospects and White House Fish Diet
Fulton Lewis, Jr. surveys seven senatorial contenders and party odds, noting Democratic edge in the Senate and possible GOP gains. The report covers Henry Keyes, George Moses, Matt Neely, Rush Holt, Marc Coolidge, Tom Gore, Carl Hatch, and Dennis Chavez, plus a tangent on the White House fish-rich Miami voyage and a U.S. Navy payoffs probe. A D A R leaders plan anti political resolutions and a schoolchild Americanism event for the Continental Congress.
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Uni
Washington
Senate
Henry Keyes
New Hampshire
George Moses
Moses
G.Q.P
Kansas City
Hoover
G.O.P
Keyes
Matt Neely
West Virginia
Works Progress Administration
Rush D Holt
Marc Coolidge
Massachusetts
Neely
Jim Curley
Tom Gore
Oklahoma
Carl Hatch
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Radio Schedule Glides Through Day on NBC CBS and WIZ Chains
Broadcast timeline lists programs and artists across networks NBC CBS and WIZ with Mary Lee Taylor Gene Arnold and various orchestras. Entries cover daytime morning and evening blocks including Your Child iNac Between the Bookends Jerry Sears and Vincent appearances.
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WEAF
Mary Lee Taylor
WACO
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
CBS
WABG
WSEM
Hico
Gene Arnold
Ranch Boys
Mpson. Boys
NBC Aea
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Home Hour
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WABC
George Hallord
NBCI
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Spronal Catholic Educational Ass
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Bob
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Charles Sorce
the Dansante
Wabc Jae Armatrons
Benny Wool
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Weap Kyw
WMAQ
WLW
Easy Aces
Myrt
Marge
Fred Hufsmith
Lum
Abner
Kate Smith
WGST
Leo Reisman
Arch
WA Kmox
WSBM
Co operated with gambling firms on phone equipment installs
Insiders warn of co operation with gambling establishments in phone equipment work averaging 60000 dollars a month. They fear political fallout if results remain vague and pressure the President to reveal clearer outlook or step back from the limelight.
Hopkins Nominated for Iowa WPA Head
President Roosevelt submitted a recommendation to Congress for the appointment of P. Francis Hopkins as state public works administration director for Iowa. The president also sent nominations including Fay A. Desportes to Guatemala and R. Henry Norweb to Bolivia, plus other diplomatic and military promotions and postmaster nominations.
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P. Francis Hopkins
Public Works Administration
Iowa
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Senate
Fay A. Desportes
South Carolina
Guatemala
R. Henry Norweb
Ohio
Bolivia
Calles Resting At Home Of Daughter In San Diego
Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles exiled former Mexican president rested at his daughter’s San Diego home on Monday and expressed hope that President Cardenas would complete his term ending in 1940.
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San Diego
Calif
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
Cardenas
Chapman Returns to Interior Post After Leave
Oscar Chapman resumed his duties as assistant secretary of the interior on Monday after several months away to mend political fences in the western states.
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Washington
INS
Oscar Chapman
House bloc pushes relief funds for PWA projects
A house caucus led by Rep. Beiter seeks $700 million of a $1.5 billion relief fund for PWA projects. Critics complain about costs and lack of access to Interior Secretary Ickes, while supporters from West Virginia and labor groups back the drive and plan to petition the President.
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INS
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House
Rep. Beiter
New York
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House Appropriations
Ickes
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Beiter
Interior Department
Appropriations Committee
Secretary of Interior
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
West Virginia
Rep
Randolph
James M Beck Dies at Washington Former Congressman
James Montgomery Beck former solicitor general and Pennsylvania congressman died at his Washington home at 75 from coronary thrombosis. He retired from the House in 1934 after alleging Congress had become a rubber stamp for the executive and later served as an American Liberty League attorney. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Washington
LLP
James Montgomery Beck
United States
Pennsylvania
Beck
House
American Liberty League
Congress
Bishop and Mrs Leete to be Honored in Omaha Farewell
Retiring Omaha Methodist bishop Frederick D Leete and his wife will be honored at a farewell dinner Friday night at First Methodist church in Omaha Neb More than 400 Nebraskans and other denomination representatives will attend They plan to attend the general Methodist conference in Columbus then move to Florida to reside They were in Cedar Rapids last fall for the Upper Iowa conference at St Pauls church
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Frederick D. Leete
Omaha
Methodist Church
Upper
Burglar Breaks Window In Jewelry Store
A burglar shattered Okinow's jewelry store window at 216 Second Avenue SE at 5 30 am Monday and stole twenty two wrist watches valued at 650 and five pen and pencil sets. Dozens of watches were scattered on the sidewalk as the thief fled before police arrived. A separate break in at Kenmore Food Shop at 3334 First Avenue E showed the safe handle turned but nothing missing. Police reported the window display was the target and the display items were taken. Girls usually cease to grow between ages 15 and 16 while boys develop two years or more beyond those ages.
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Second Avenue SE
Ray Ales
Second Avenue
Morningstar
Frances Entas
Ales
Kenmore
First Avenue E
Clarence Glee
Woman goes nude at St Pauls during Easter service
A 25 year old woman walked to the altar at St Pauls cathedral in London during Easter night services and removed her cloak before kneeling in supplication. G W Henderson covered her with a coat and police took her to Snow Hill station. Doctors found her dazed and no action was expected.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
G. W. Henderson
Wren
Snow Hill Peace Station
Supreme Court To Rule On Iowa Chain Store Tax
The Supreme Court agreed to hear three appeals from Iowa taxing authorities challenging a federal ruling that Iowa’s gross receipts tax on chain stores is unconstitutional. The law also imposed per store fees and a gross receipts levy with tiered rates, which the federal court upheld for per store charges but struck down the gross receipts tax.
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