Writer Bunting Censured For Neglect Of Parents
James Bunting a young scenario writer faces excommunication from the Church of England over alleged failure to honor his parents. A coroner's jury rider censured him for not aiding his parents during financial hardship after their deaths in a gas-filled bedroom. Bunting claims his parents left him money and vows to challenge the bishop's actions. The Bishop of Birmingham dissociates from the Chichester decree.
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England
James Bunting
Church of England
George Bell
Bunting
W. H. Boyne Bunting
Camelsdale
Bishop
Church Association
Birmingham
Ernest William Barnes
Young Alton Giant May Be Tallest Man In Medical History
Alton Illinois report notes Robert Pershing Wadlow may still be the tallest person ever if measurements confirm. At 18th birthday, he stood 8 feet 334 inches and weighs about 25 pounds. Physicians last measured sixteen months earlier at 8 feet 115 inches and 375 pounds.
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Alton
Alton, IL
Robert Pershing Wadlow
Robert
Harold T. Wadlow
Charles Byrne
O’brien
Baby Born With Heart Exposed In Alberta
In Willingdon and Edmonton doctors face a rare condition as a newborn boy's heart remains exposed through a missing chest wall. The eight pound infant, born Saturday to Mrs. Fred Sadonek of Wasel, weighs healthily aside from the heart not being covered. Surgeons consider grafting an artificial chest wall to save the life.
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Edmonton
Alta
Fred Sadonek
Wasel
E. W. Svarich
Willingdon
Sunstroke Ends Farmer's Life Near McGregor
William Gebparde, 67, suffered sunstroke while assisting a neighbor shock grain near McGregor. He was found unconscious and died after being brought to McGregor hospital where little hope for recovery was held.
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William Gebparde
McGregor Hospital
Cooler Weather Helps Midwest After Heat Wave
Cooler air moving from Canada brings rain and temperature drops across Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Illinois and neighboring states. Weather officials report record highs and dozens of deaths from heat while drought relief arrives with scattered showers and strong thunderstorms.
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Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Northwest States
Lloyd
Illinois
Ohio Valley
Hudson Bay
Canada
North Central
Chicago Weather Bureau
Gulf State
Former Naval Man Denies Spy Charge
A 43 year old former naval officer, Farnsworth, denies espionage charges as he faces potential long prison terms. The case ties to a prior court martial in 1927 and ongoing Navy Intelligence surveillance.
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Farnsworth
Navy
U. S
District of Columbia
Robb
Gallinger
Turnage
Seijiro Yoshizawa
Illinois
U. S. Naval Academy
Rep. Goebel
Ohio
Atlantic Coast
Orient
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Coolidge
Secretary of the Navy
William H. Standley
International News Service
ONI
Operations Naval Intelligence
Department of Justice
Hopkinsville Woman Reports Daughter in Serious Condition
Mrs. Charles Robins of South Hopkinton reports her daughter Mrs. Reinhart Zietman in serious condition after heat prostration Sunday afternoon. She was taken to the hospital.
Allegations Tie Individual to Sharing Fleet Details
The source states he has supplied confidential information about fleet maneuvers to foreign agents. Part of his activities have been linked with Japanese agents.
Admits Slaying Tipton Vigilante Mercer Arrest News
John Mercer son of a Philadelphia merchant faced pursuit since 1930 for the murder of Tipton vigilante R G Sproat. Wain S Kile of Canton Ohio is serving a life term for the bandit trio. Marion C Hamiel continues the nationwide search as Iowa authorities seek extradition and confirmation of identity through army fingerprint records.
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Tipton
John Mercer
Philadelphia
R. G. Sproat
C. H. Elwood
John Carey
Davenport
Sproat
Robert Moore
Wain S. Kile
Canton
Ohio
Fort Madison
Roy
M. C. Hamiel
Marion C. Hamiel
Mercer Brothers
Hamiel
San Francisco
State Bureau of Investigation
Cedar County
Mercer
Iowa
Des Moines
Roy Mercer
Jack Borne
Dentists not bogeymen say children need comfort
San Francisco AP reports Dr. E L Pettibone argues parents who threaten a dentist to frighten children are wrong. He says dentists are not bogeymen as the American Society for Promotion of Dentistry for Children meets with the American Dental Association. Leroy L Hartman of New York arrives to describe a pain killing chemical formula at the ADA convention opening.
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E. L. Pettibone
Cleveland
American Society For Promotion of Dentistry For
American Dental Association
Leroy L. Hartman
New York
Two Pigs as Music Critics at Cornell University
Two pigs tested with a Brandenberg concerto played on a phonograph wandered and tapped in time to the music, then left when The Music Goes Round and Round played. Directed by Dr. Howard Scott Liddell the experiment suggests pigs can reflect basic esthetic responses to sound and rhythm.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Howard Scott Liddell
Gun Identified For Sale As Own In Center Point Theft Case
Kenneth D. Hudson of Center Point identified a shotgun near Center Point as his stolen property from a June 29 1935 break in. Jack Neal 27 Center Point was charged with breaking and entering and given until Saturday 9 a.m. to plead. bond set at 1000. Deputy Larry Condon said the gun traced from an innocent possessor to Neal who admitted theft to him and County Attorney G K Thompson. Hudson’s home was accessed through a screened window.
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Kenneth D. Hudson
Center Point
Hudson
Jack Neal
H. C. Ring
Larry Condon
Neal
Walker
G. K. Thompson
Man Confesses in Castle Murder. Sanity Test Ordered
Chicago police ordered a psychopathic test for James Tobin after he volunteered that he killed Florence Thompson Castle. Tobin, 32, a WPA worker, claimed to be the masked principal in the case and described a hospital stay and hotel boiler room work, while investigators called the confession imaginary and could not verify other details.
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Chicago
James Tobin
WPA
Florence Thompson Castle
Tobin
Castle
John L. Sullivan
Elgin State Hospital
Zioncheck Seeks Re Election On Record At Seattle Meeting
Seattle congressman Marion A. Zioncheck offered his congressional record as proof for reelection amid attacks by the press and politicians. He told about 400 supporters he would not apologize and mocked newspaper coverage while his wife Ruby Louise Nix joined the event.
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Seattle
Marion A. Zioncheck
Zioncheck
Wall Street
Congress
J. Edgar Hoover
Glacier Priest Rescued by Alaska Girl in River Rescue
Father Bernard Hubbard S J famed explorer and his aide Kenneth Chisholm escaped a capsized boat on Twin Glacier river after striking a submerged rock. Chisholm swam ashore while Mary Joyce the girl adventurer in a power boat halted the search and helped locate them.
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Miss Joyce
Alaska
Taku
Fairbanks
Glacier
Juneau
Bernard Hubbard
S. J
Twin Glacier
Kenneth Chisholm
Chisholm
Mary Joyce
Roosevelt sails Maine coast cruise aboard Potomac
President Roosevelt left Rockland on the Potomac for a two week Maine coast voyage aboard the Sewanna with his three sons. Crowds lined the route to the dock and a press conference yielded little news as plans for Campobello and Quebec remained tentative.
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Maine
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Bay of Fundy
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Potomac
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
United States
Hyde Park
Campobello
Quebec
Sewanna
East’d
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