Libby Holman Freed on Bail Flees Again at Night
Libby Holman the Broadway singer and alleged mariticide was released on bail of 25000 and vanished again early Tuesday. She left a Forsyth county hotel with two unidentified men, sped away in a car, after surrendering Monday to Sheriff Transon Scott and appearing before Judge A M Stack. Her father and brother later took her back seven miles to the hotel as attorneys debated trial timing and possible effects of her expected baby.
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Broadway Star Libby in Court as Bail Plea Made
The father of her child argued for bail as Libby faced arrest under an hour after her detention. Damp splotches marked her black veil while a crowd eyed the famed musician, known for Moanin Low, now a Broadway favorite and she appeared tearful.
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New Presidential Naval Aides Share Common Roots
The three newest naval aides to the President, appointed Monday, share Annapolis training, Orient service, a Connecticut Avenue neighborhood, and western origins. They are Lieutenants Donald ...
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Orient
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Flyer, 18, Starts Hop To Mexico City
Newark news desk reports 18 year old Bob Buck begins a long flight to Mexico City on a 2250 mile route with Rich mand Virginia as first stop. He aims to complete the trip in 30 hours total time and 22 hours elapsed time hoping to set a new record for this route. He carries snake serum as a precaution in case of a forced landing in the jungle.
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Westfield
Cape Of Good Hope Shaken By Quake
A severe earthquake struck the eastern coast of the Cape of Good Hope at 2 55 a m Tuesday. Residents rushed into the streets as houses shook loose from foundations. No casualties or significant damage reported in initial accounts.
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Paris Obituary of Brig. Gen. Goodloe Edgar
Brigadier General Goodloe Edgar of Detroit, the nation's largest refined sugar distributor, died in an American hospital here on Tuesday at age -- he suffered an apoplexy.
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State To Demand Death Penalty In Egan Murder Trial
In San Francisco the murder trial of Frank J. Egan and Albert Tinnin opened with nine women and three men on the panel. Verne Doran, a third defendant, confessed to the crime and will be tried separately. The state indicated it would seek the death penalty for both Egan and Tinnin. Doran is to be star witness. Egan, a former public defender, was ousted for misconduct. The proceeding featured tense moments as jurors indicated possible bias.
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Newsboys Enjoy Show As Guests Dixon Players
Newsies of The Gazette under Alex Feidler enjoyed a Dixon Players show at the Majestic theater Monday night with Don and Mazie Dixon hosting. The performance of Showgirl in Hickville drew strong applause as vaudeville segments accompanied the main acts.
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Reno Sees Better Divorce Business
Reno, Nev. filing of thirty-two divorce suits in one day marked a peak in local activity, the largest in a single day since autumn. Meanwhile more than thirty California couples secured marriage licenses as Reno's divorce and marriage business provided a brisk boost to the city’s commerce.
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Radio listings and local bank news mix in community notices
An old newspaper fragment combines radio program listings with community reports. It notes the First National Bank of Oelwein reopening after a sixteen day holiday, deposits rising to $35,000, and strong local optimism. It also covers the Talcott-Newcomb family reunion in Maynard with attendees from multiple towns and elected officers for the next year.
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Florence Musser
Postville
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Cedar Falls
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Fayette
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Lamont
Randalia
Oak Park
George Meyers
A. J. Evans
Ella Beckner-Claxton
Ralph Beckner
J. R. Cummings
Morning Radio Schedule Fragments From NBC CBS and More
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WEAF
EMOX
Pat Barnes
Madison
EKMOX
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Nevis
Tenoree Weaf
Sid Gary
W. Vagabon Opine
Stebbins Boys
Wenr
Jones and Hare
Iowa news in brief items recount Maynard reunion and two pioneer funerals
Special to The Gazette reports Maynard hosts the fifth annual reunion of Beckner descendants. In Postville funeral services were held for Evan Swenson 83 a pioneer who emigrated from Norway at 19 aboard a three masted schooner and later served as justice of the peace. In South English the funeral of Mrs Josephine Britton Thompson 83 pioneer was conducted at the Baptist church. born in Ohio she arrived here 71 years ago and was married to Lloyd Parker Thompson who predeceased her with four children.
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