Lindbergh Scouts England for Home
Col Charles A Lindbergh scouted England on Thursday seeking a quiet rest in the country for himself Anne and three year old Jon. Rumors swirled about plans including a possible house in London or Surrey with W H Gregory of Morgan Grenfell and company en route to London for talks.
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Liverpool
Charles A Lindbergh
England
Anne
Jon
W. H. Gregory
Morgan, Grenfell and Company
London
Surrey
Lindberghs
Llandaff
Wales
Llewellyn Morgan
Aubrey Niel Morgan
Steals Mother's Body In Quarrel Over Burial Place
In Tuscaloosa Alabama authorities planned to bring Hugh Scott Joose to trial after a family dispute over the burial site led to the theft of his mother's body from a cemetery. The case centers on emotional distress and contested burial plans as police moved to arrest Joose.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Hugh Scott Joose
Scott
Reo
Goa
At Home Cough Remedy Promises Big Savings
An old advertisement touts a home cough syrup recipe claiming no cooking, using sugar syrup and Pinex bought at a drugstore. It asserts three-fold effects: soothes membranes, loosens phlegm, and clears airways for easier breathing.
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Norway
Rarest bridge squeeze dazzles in Culbertson hand
The Gazette reproduces a Josephine Culbertson column on a difficult bridge hand where East misses key plays and a continuing squeeze seals the contract. South relies on the heart and club exits while North and dummy execute precise discards to force the defense.
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Souths
West
East
The
Gazette
Josephine Culbertson
Culbertson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ing
Declarer
South
Two Bodies Recovered From City of Khartoum Crash
Mediterranean waters yielded ten bodies of the twelve aboard the City of Khartoum airliner near Alexandria Egypt. Pilot Vernon Gerry Wilson survived after five hours in the sea, rescued by HMS Brilliant. cause cited as three engines cutting out. James C. Luke 57 of Philadelphia was among the dead.
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London
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Egypt
Khartoum
Imperial Airways
Vernon Gerry Wilson
HM _ S_ Brilliant
Mirabella
Crete
False Imprisonment Damages Over Bag Of Candy Upheld
Nebraska Supreme Court upholds $400 in false imprisonment damages from a Douglas County case over a 15 cent bag of candy. Albert P Robertson and son Donald were allegedly held by a Safe Way Stores employee for theft, receiving $300 and $100 respectively.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Douglas County District Court
Safe Way Stores, Inc
Albert P Robertson
Donald
Five Die In French Landslide Near Paris
Heavy rain storms trigger landslides and floods in France killing five people. Several victims were buried under earth following a landslide near Paris.
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Paris
France
Probe Sudden Death Of Sigfried Roebling
An autopsy was set for Thursday in Los Angeles on the body of Captain Siegfried Roebling, 50, a wealthy Trenton industrialist, who died suddenly in his lodging.
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Los Angeles
INS
Siegfried Roebling
Trenton
N. J
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promise Quick Bowel Relief
An advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for digestive ills caused by stagnant bile. It claims two pounds of bile should flow daily and denounces laxatives, urging readers to use Carter's pills for gentle, effective bile flow. The ad cites a 25-cent price.
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Carter
Hughes Triumph at Little Sandy Cemetery Burial
Burial service for Mrs Hughes proceeded at Little Sandy cemetery with family and friends in attendance as the ceremony concluded the proceedings.
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Rial
Hughes
Sandy Cemeaga
James Cagney Fight With Warner Bros May Go To Courts
Hollywood insiders report James Cagney has moved his dispute with Warner Brothers to the courts. The disagreement stems from Cagney’s pay and his desire for directing input after a yacht voyage. The actor declined to comment as his attorney handles the matter.
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James Cagney
Warner Bros
Hollywood
INS
Payrell
Warner Brothers
Coart
Cagney
West Iteads Scouts Quarter of Century
Dr James F West was named Chief Scout Executive of the Boy Scouts of America and announced a six month term. He marked twenty five years in the post with recognition from prominent figures including President Roosevelt and other leaders.
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New York
James F West
Boy Scouts of America
Rooevett
Lightning and thunder crash over Chicago snowstorm
A rare weather event lit the Chicago loop as lightning flashed and thunder rolled amid a fast falling snow. Weathermen blamed static electricity, while frightened residents reported a blast and feared damage near the Washington street tunnel and LaSalle street market district.
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Chicago
Loop
Washington Street
LaSalle Street
Board of Trade
Day brings 27 violent deaths in Los Angeles
Los Angeles county on New Year’s Day counted 27 violent and mysterious fatalities. Coroners and police mobilized extra staff as records broke with nine struck by routes, three by gunshot, two from acute alcoholism, two from industrial accidents, one from a fall in a home, one from a fall out of air, and one undetermined.
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Los Angeles
INL
Los Angeles County
New Year’s Day Football Visitor Roebling Arrives
Capt Roebling an aviation enthusiast and VP of John A Roebling Sons Co arrived from Trenton with his wife Mrs Marion Roebling to witness the New Year’s day football game. Some U S banks vaults have four locks and 16 351 000 combinations.
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Capt. Roebling
John A. Roebling Sons Co
Trenton
Mar
Ion Roebling
United States
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