Libby Holman Freed On Bail After Surrender
Libby Holman the Broadway singer and alleged mariticide posted bail of 25,000 and surrendered to Sheriff Transon Scott in Reidsville North Carolina. She was escorted by two unidentified men and sped away in a car after a brief hearing before Judge A M Stack in Wentworth. Her father Alfred Tolman left for Winston-Salem as lights burned in her room again after two o'clock.
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N. C
Libby Holman
Alfred Tolman
Winston-Salem
Miss Holman
Libby
Transon Scott
A. M Stack
Wentworth
Sheriff Scott
Young Smith Reynolds
Reynolds
Albert “Ab” Walker
Holman case details in Forsyth County court
Alfred Holman Jr brought her seven miles to the hotel. Miss Holman gave a brief statement asking to be left alone. Solicitor Carlisle Higgins bailed both Walker and Libby and would not reveal trial dates. Libby may be tried after her baby is born. Libby attended by a physician. her health and motherhood are cited as possible factors in the case.
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Miss Holman
Carlisle Higgins
Walker
Libby
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem
Benet Polikoff
Stack
Libby in Court Asks Bail For Widow Charged In Homicide
Libby, famed for Moanin Low, faced charges in a homicide case. Bail arguments cited her prominence, poor health, and desire to refute the accusation as factors for a low bail. She left the courtroom crying, escorted to a waiting automobile, within an hour of arrest.
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Libby
Wentworth
B. Factory
New Presidential Naval Aides Share Common Backgrounds
The three latest naval aides to the President, appointed Monday, all attended Annapolis together, served in the Orient, reside on Connecticut Avenue, and were born in the West. They are Lieutenant Donald R. Tallman Hillsdale Michigan Lieutenant Harold C. Pound Hutchinson Kansas and Lieutenant Charles S. Weeks Fort Crook Nebraska.
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Orient
Connecticut Avenue
West
Donald R. Tallman
Hillsdale
Mich
Harold C. Pound
Hutchinson
Kansas
Charles S. Weeks
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Flyer 18 Starts Hop To Mexico City
Bob Buck an 18 year old flyer from Westfield begins a 2250 mile journey to Mexico City aboard Pitcairn sport mail wing. He aims for 30 hours total time and 22 hours elapsed time with Rich mond Virginia as first stop and carries snake serum as jungle landing precaution.
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Newark
N. J
Bob Buck
Iowa
Mexico City
Richmond
Westfield
Cape Of Good Hope Shaken By Quake
A severe earthquake struck the eastern coast of the Cape of Good Hope at 2 55 am Tuesday. In Capetown residents rushed into streets as houses were shaken from foundations. No casualties and little damage reported in first accounts.
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London
INS
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Capetown
Death of Detroit sugar magnate Goodloe Edgar at 60
Brigadier General Goodloe Edgar of Detroit, a leading American refined sugar distributor, died at the American hospital in Paris after suffering an apoplexy at age 60.
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Ins
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Detroit
America
Edgar
State To Demand Death Penalty In Egan Murder Trial
In San Francisco the murder trial of former public defender Frank J. Egan and Albert Tinnin opened with nine women and three men on the jury. The state plans the death penalty for both defendants as Verne Doran, who will testify for the state, faces separate trial later for participating in the crime.
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San Francisco
Calif
INS
Frank J. Egan
Albert Tinnin
Tinnin
Egan
Newsboys Enjoy Show At Dixon's Majestic Theater
Newsies of The Gazette directed by Alex Fidler laughed through Dixon Players Showgirl in Hickville at the Majestic theater Monday night as guests of Don and Mazie Dixon. The production and vaudeville between acts drew cash customers and delighted the boys. Don Dixon, a small town boy, led the party. Mazie, in a breezy sophisticated role, was a star.
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the Gazette
Alex Fidler
Majestic Theater
Don
Mazie Dixon
Dixon
Hickville
Dixons
Don Dixon
Maizie
Boys
Mr. Fidler
Reno Sees Better Divorce Business
Reno Nevada reports a record day with thirty two divorce suits filed in one day as optimism returns. To balance the divorces, more than thirty California couples obtained marriage licenses, boosting Reno business on several fronts.
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INS
Reno
California
Radio schedule fragment with NBC ABC CBS listings
An extended radio programming grid outlines 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM and Afternoon into Evening blocks with station identifiers NBC ABC CBS WJZ WMAQ etc. segments include dramas, music programs, orchestras, and variety acts. Notable names appear in program notes and performers across multiple networks.
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Edwin C. Mill
GBS
ABC
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Berade
WJZ
KDIXA
Lyman Etch
CBS
WABO
WGN
KMOX
Kate Smith
WEAP
WMAQ
Ana Ty Elas
WGN En Wyne
WOC
WHO
WABC
WMT
Walter O'Keefe
Denny Orch
le Pres Orch
WABCO
Mary Reiberts
WJZ Kyw
Olympic
Waee
Andy
WHAM
WRAQ
WSN
Columbia Symphony
KMBC
Little Jack Little
Ralen Kirbery
Arnheim
Erch
Clara, Lu
WFAA
WIZ
WMT OX
Fetty Crocker
WLW
WENR
Pines
Pat Eeng
Ndc
Hall
Bill
KYW
Madison Ensemble
Columbus
WBBN
Itanens Ensemble
Soi
Columbia Salon Orch
Wabc Smackouts
Salon Concert Ensemble
Hadame
Cutter Oaenane
Syracuse
KMO
WBSM
Aubrey’ Creyeei
World-Telegram
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Thomas
Donald Nevis
Tener
Wwoo
Sid Gary
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WSM
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Jones and Mare
Wac-Who
Colonel Steppns Ale
Virginia Rea
Sopranes Pen
Orch
Lombardo Orch
Barns and Allen
Gladys
Lee
Crime Club
Dack Henry Olsen
Ethel Ghatias
Dr. Merman
Jones_orch
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WIZ Kyw
Charles Carlile
WMT Krox
KMBCO
Spo Ralon
Weap Wocpuchin Orch
F.lindon Erch
Iowa News in Brief Maynard and Postville Obituaries
The Maynard report covers the fifth annual reunion of the Beckner descendants. In Postville, Evan Swenson aged 83, a pioneer, died after a brief illness. he sailed from Norway at 19 on a three masted schooner, married Eliza McWilliams in 1875, with twelve children, and served as Post township justice of the peace. In South English, Mrs Josephine Britton Thompson, 83, pioneer, funeral held at the Baptist church. born in Millwood Ohio in 1848, arrived here 71 years ago, married Lloyd Parker Thompson who predeceased her, four children listed.
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Beckner
Postville
Presbyterian Church
Evan Swenson
Mr. Swenson
America
Norway
Eliza Mc
Minneapolis
Local bank reopens after 16 day holiday in Oelwein
First National Bank of Oelwein reopened Monday after a sixteen day holiday with about 98 percent of depositors signing three year waivers. The bank reported $35 000 in increased deposits on the first day, attracting both old customers and new accounts. Nearby reunions and family gatherings are noted in Maynard and surrounding towns with various officers elected and programs held.
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Henry
Dubuque
Margaret Thompson
Oakdale
Fred Newsome
South English
Oelwein
First National Bank of Oelwein
Maynard
Talcott-Newcomb
West Union Fairground
Minnie Baldwin
Alice Cummings
Zella Strong
Florence Musser
Postville
Elgin
Wadena
Strawberry Point
Cedar Falls
Ames
Fayette
West Union
Waucoma
Alpha
Lamont
Randalia
Oak Park
George Meyers
A. L. Evans
Ella Beckner-Claxton
Ralph Beckner
J. R. Cummings
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