Chicago Tough Gets London Stage Offer
Edward O Donnell Chicago criminal figure considers appearing on the London stage in a gangster role with promoter projected earnings of 200000. Sanford Rosenbaum says O Donnell and accomplice Gimp would travel with armed security to meet English fans and publicity plans include Scotland Yard involvement.
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Chicago
Edward
Spike” O'Donnell
London
South Side
Beau Drummel
England
Sanford
Gimp” Rosenbaum
Spike
Gimp
Rosita Forbes
Lord Beaverbrook
Europe
Scotland Yard
Polk County supervisors seek correction in court vote report
Des Moines AP Polk county supervisors at the request of James W Fay Emmetsburg attorney filed a statement with the state executive council noting an error in the Polk county report of votes for the short term supreme court post Fay a Republican candidate says correcting the error would give him the win over Carl B Stiger Stiger who was appointed by Gov Clyde L Herring and elected for a full term. The canvass had shown 399 votes for Stiger in one Des Moines precinct with officials saying 367 were straight Democratic 31 by machine and one written in for Stiger Fay will file a contest if the council does not correct the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Polk County
James W. Fay
Emmetsburg
State Executive Council
Supreme Court
Fay
Carl B. Stiger
Tama
Supreme Bench
Clyde L. Herringard
Order reinstatement Of Hollar Critic If He Makes Retraction
The Sioux City civil service commission ordered Thomas Barron reinstated in the police department with pay to start when he returns to work. He must issue a public retraction by December 15 regarding accusations against superior officers. Barron worked under Fred H Free when Free was a special assistant attorney general.
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Sioux City
Civil Service Commission
Thomas Barron
Arron
Fred H. Free
Free
Hollar
Department of Public Safety
Chris Dahl
Slayer Of Brother Given Sixty Years
Adel Iowa Emmett Patter son 50 pled guilty to killing his brother Alva 44 and was sentenced by District Judge W C Cooper to 60 years in Fort Madison prison.
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Adel
Emmett Patterson
Alva
W. C. Cooper
Fort Madison
Modern Youth Ambitious in Depression Era Jobs
Florence Chilson reports Cleveland's Max B. Robinson says depression spurs ambition and willingness to work among college cooperative students. He notes they perform simpler factory tasks and must adapt to workplace norms, detailing rules to fit into a workforce.
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Cleveland, O
Max B. Robinson
Cleveland
Fenn College
Robinson
Willie
Charles Whitney
Fenn
Alice Longworth and Moorish Return in Fez Court Tale
A 1936 AP style notice describes the Pasha of Fez entering his court with a mournful tune "Regrets For Andalusia" as Muslim Ramadan ends. It notes Moorish hopes to restore Spain via German and Italian air support for Franco, marking a dramatic geopolitical moment.
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Fez
Andalusia
Mohammed
Africa
Spain
Alice Longworth
Spectacular Fire Destroys London's Crystal Palace
In London a massive blaze consumed the Crystal Palace on Monday night. Flames rose 600 feet as 350 firefighters battled the conflagration before dense crowds estimated at 100000. Loss was put around 200000 pounds.
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London
Crystal Palace
Great
Negro escapes from Washington County Jail
Washington County Sheriff reports Lee Slaughter, a 42 year old Black man, escaped from the county jail Monday morning. Slaughter stands about 5 feet 7 inches and weighs 150 pounds, with police alerted Monday evening.
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Washington County
Lee Slaughter
Slaughter
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Musical Guests and Orchestras
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC CBS and shared networks shows Amos n Andy Easy Aces and numerous orchestras performing throughout the evening. Notable acts include Jimmy Braddock Hufsmith Doris Kerr Leo Reisman Fred Waring Barbara Stanwyck Andre Kostelanetz and Vallee among others with stations WEAF WJZ WABC WBBM KMOX WGST WCCO and more.
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Amos
Andy
NBC
Weaf Chain
WJZ Chain
CBS
WABC
Jimmy Braddock
Eee Hufsmith
WEAF
George Griffen
WJZ
Doris Kerr
WBBM
WGST
KMOX
Wcco
Leo Reisman
Hammerstein Music Hall
Anne King Orch
Edgar A
Welcome Valley
Ee Murray
MOX
Bidewalk
Weaf Ain
Ben Bernie Orch
Fred Waring
WOC
Fred Astaire
T Weaf
Husbands and Wives
Caravan
Buenos Aires
Hull
Jimmy Fidler
Duchin Orch
Follies
Wacco
Johnny Hamporch
Hal Kemporch
Top Hatters Orch
Eee Gill Orch
Ee Vallee Orch
Jack Denny Orch
Ee Busse Orch
Mario Bragiotti Orch
Amos ‘N
En Chain
Easy Aces
Uncle Ezra
Inbc
A Parker, Tenor
Lum and
Abner
Mario Cozziberitone
Man's Family
Cavalcade of America
Radio Dayparts List of NBC CBS WJZ WABC Programs
A dense schedule lists daytime and evening radio programs across networks NBC CBS and associated stations. Entries name show titles hosts and chain stations such as WEAF WJZ WABC KMOX WCCO and WBBM with programs spanning news music drama and features.
Seven Men Killed in Premature Quarry Blast
DELTA Pa UP seven men died when dynamite prepared for blasting exploded prematurely in the Funhouser company slate quarry tunnel. Five killed were Frank Weaver and son Ralph Luther Williams and brothers Winston and Lush Lynn, plus Lee Jones and Roy Ayres who were there to repair a car. Identification required checks on workers and survivor recollections.
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Delta, Pa
Funhouser Company
Frank Weaver
Ralph
Luther Williams
Winston
Lush Lynn
Lee Jones
Roy Ayres
Relatives seek new trial in Iwers brothers will dispute
Tipton Iowa AP relatives who failed to share the 350000 Iwers fortune after a jury ruled Henry Iwers will genuine file a motion for a new trial Contestants object to admission of handwriting expert notes and to court instructions given to the jury The story also notes the male cicada is the world's loudest insect and can be heard over half a mile.
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Tipton
Iwers Brothers
Henry Iwers
Henry
Louis Voss
Sunbury
Ira
Iwers
D. H. Snake
Davenport
Francis B. Courtney
Detroit
Harold Gessell
Des Moines
Local Foxhound Napoleon Attends Clinton High as Junior
Napoleon the black and tan foxhound has attended Clinton High School for nearly three years. He enters at 7:45 each morning with owner Mrs. Carl Schmidt and sits beside the radiator in hallways and in algebra and English classes. He has never disrupted a class, though a biology instructor once expelled him.
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Clinton
Mass
Mary
Napoleon
Clinton High School
Carl Schmidt
Eben S. Cobb
Hospital Janitor Sentenced Ten Years For Arson
Louis Reinbrecht, 61, was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to arson connected with a fire that destroyed X ray films in an auxiliary Mercy hospital building. He, a three year janitor, told police chief John Giellis he started the fire because he was sore at hospital officials. Judge D E Maguire imposed the maximum penalty.
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Dubuque
Louis Reinbrecht
State Penitentiary
Mercy Hospital
Reinbrecht
John Giellis
D. E. Maguire
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Chain Gang
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Areata Willson Orch
Blue Barron Orch
WEAP
Nei McGrew
Prankle Masters
Orch
Emil Coleman
Roger Tyer
Bobb Gray Orch
Hayes Orch
Bobby Meeker Orch
Wwoc
Welker Blaufuss
Weaf Cranes
Streamliners
Breakfast Club
Es Rogers St. Johns
EAF Chain
Tim Healy
WJZ_chain
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Josh Higgins
Finchville
Allan Roy Dafoe
Honeyboy
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the Gumps
Mary Marlin
Gene Arnold
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Joe White
Wabc Woc
Walter Logan
Jean Dickinson
Happy Hollow
Ee Axton
Milan
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Ma Perkins
WEAF _ chain
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the O'Neills
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Harry Kogen Orch
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Meet the Orchestra
Kenne String Ensemble
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