Mrs Harriman Pleads Innocent In Lottery Case
Mrs Grace Harriman of New York and six co defendants faced charges in Santa Fe New Mexico relating to a lottery operation. Her attorney stated she pleaded not guilty and sought to clarify her role amid alleged efforts to obtain funds for sale expenses and related transfers.
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Grace Harriman
New York
Onda
John Ret
Hlinois
Ruth Hanna Mesry
Colin
Harvia
Philan
Tainty
Neblett
Ficeenck Benduhn
Harriman
Hee- Mary Dierieux
Joseph F
High School Group Reports On Pinball Machines
A church youth group from a local high school surveyed the west side, finding many pinball machines and noting payoffs often occur at the counter. They plan to report results to Juvenile Court Investigator Russell P Henry and discuss gambling concerns with Reverend Rivlette Schropp.
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Desines
Pune
Foe Elhich School
Ruttell
P Henry
Tre Tosa Supreme Court
Rivlette Schropp
People’s Society of the
Pieroat Congregational Church
Bar Grain Markets Involved In Durant Linked Scheme
Washington AP Grover P Hil assistant secretary of agriculture announced an order barring trading privileges for H W Armstrong and company Joseph Prehhalter William C Durant Catherine L Durant and Clement B Johnson. The action cites a Buchhalter plan used to manipulate wheat futures via powers of attorney to create misleading profits while concealing losses and charging extra commissions.
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Washington
Grover P
Agricu
Hre
Vionday de Fon
H W Armstrong and Company of
New York City
Joseph Prehhalter
Wiliam C Duomnt Ciutherine L. Durant
Clement B Johnson
Fee
Aveocffeals and Associates
Commerdity Exchange Act
Catherine L Durant
Ard Johnson
Armstrong Company
Tre Buchhalter
Joseph Buchalter
William C Durant
Tre Order
Curtiss Wright Atlas Merge Creates $165 Million Entity
New York AP reports Curtiss Wright and Atlas announce a $165 million merger. Atlas founder Floyd Bodlum, 48, and Atlas head George N Arms join the management in the milestone deal that fuses two major industrial players.
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Curtiss-Wright and
Atlas Corporation
New York
Curtiss- -Wright Corporation
America
Floyd Bodlum
George N Arms
Curtiss-Wright Merger Plan To Be Submitted For Approval
The board by chairman and Guy W. Vaughan president of Curtiss Wright approve a merger plan to be submitted within three weeks to stockholders of both companies for their approval.
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Guy Www. Vaughan
Curtiss- Wright
Dahl Check Charges To Stand For Ex Aviator
Los Angeles district attorney said bad check charges against Harold Dahl will not be dismissed and that extradition from New York will not be sought. Dahl must provide his own transport to clear the case, with extradition estimated at $500 while Southern California charges total $15.
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Los Angeles
Harold Dahl
New York
Dahl
California
Mussolini Sings On Return From Brenner Pass Meeting
Benito Mussolini sang on his way back to Rome after a meeting with Adolf Hitler in the Brenner Pass. He stepped from the train at Bologna to cheers from the crowd and greeted Bologna fascist leaders before joining well wishers in singing fascist hymns.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Brenner Pass
Duce
Bologna
Marengo Couple Get Reno Marriage License
Reno Nevada AP reports a marriage license issued Monday to Christopher Stanton 39 and Emeline Meeks 36 both of Marengo Iowa. The action formalizes their marriage plans in Reno.
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Marengo
Reno, Nev
Christopher Stanton
Emeline Meeks
Radio Listings Across Stations in Evening Schedule
Broad slate of 1930s era radio programs across WMT WGN WCCO WSUI WHO KFJB KTJB and others including Amos n Andy Mr Keen Ned Jordan Cavalcade of America and Lux programs. Highlights feature Aldrich Family Archie Griffin era shows and music variety from Glen Miller to Ted Travers with multiple station supplements.
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Easy Aces
WGN
Ralph Ginsburgh
WCCO
Amos
Andy
WSUI
Austin
WMI
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Weeo
Jimmy Fidler
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Herne
KFJGB
WHI
KTJB
WMJI
Aldrich
Ned Jordan
MCCO
Wito
Johnny Preventa
FVJB
Orrin Tucker
Court of Missing Heirs
KFIB
Eleanor Tarney
Wmr
Cavalcade of America
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Moly Spab
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Kate Smith
Haaward McCreery Serch
Glen Miller
Bob Hope
Kreib
Lee Williams
Orch
Heidelberg Orch
Thomas Gallagher
Walter
Wee Howse
Sistes
Jari McLean
Cedric Adams
WOGN
Dick Jurgens
Rollie Johnson
bin Atentiana
Ted Travers
Bute Harrans Orch
Wiit
Frankie Masters
Late News
Paul Sullivan
Guy Lambardas Orch
WGON
Feinkie Masters
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Howard McCreery
Neas
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Diex Urcens
Glen Gray
Southland Sincers
WGS
Arthur Godfrey
Ma_Perkins
Neus
KFJB
Sam
Marnett
Wol
Betty Wells
Katty Kells
KFJIB
Road of Life
Myrt
Marie
Johns
Myrna Dee Sercent
WOI
Hilltop House
Bill
June Baker
Prosran
Kitty Kelly
Wreek
David Harum
Markets Orchestra
Morning Mail Box
Youne Dr Malone
Hannah
Maree
WOII
Don Pedro
Bis &Iter
Beock Shelf
KFIR
Wait—Hiltop
Nevs
Kitty Keene
Magic Kitchen Farm
Home Hour
Grandma Travels
KPIB
Don Roth
Carters
Elm Street
Woman of Courage
KFJD
Muvsic
Roth
Wgn—Radio
WECO
Rhythm Street Forum
Tom Owens
Cowboys
Valia
Iowa
Harold. Turner
Sonzfellows
RF Jib
Karl Hunt
Arch
der Doakes
Wsuil
Joyee Jordan
Arnola Grimm
KYJR
Openul
Judy
Jane
KFID
Judy and
Son
Betty Crocker
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Wcco—Society
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Mary Marlin
Kfib—News Review
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Abookman
Amanda
Honeymoon Hill
Woi—O Men and Books
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Madrigal Bincers
Ma_ Perkins
Anthony Woi
George Weller
Wgn-Salerno
Turner
School of the Air
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Mmeet Ma Brown
Gospnel Singer
Fourth Estate
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Watr
Strella Dallas
Mary Sothern
Moses Jung
Lorenzo Jones
State Medical Society
Ed McConnell
Widder Brown
Gas Stackforch
Orean
Kathleen Norris
Charlie Flagler
Srattery and Baines
Bill Meardon
Crea
O'Neills
Harold Turner
Mano
Billy
Betty Mho
Lize L. S
Henry Weberord
Hedda
Hopper
Seow
Mort Miss Julia
WoOt
Save America
HV_ Kaltenborn
Muscal Monds
Jack Armstrong
Krb—Gasalcade of Drama
Europe
WIIO
Ellen Randolph
Nazis Say Half Of British Top Ships Sunk Or Damaged
Berlin AP report cites German news agency DNB claiming half of Britain's premier ships have been sunk or damaged by U boats mines and air attacks. It names vessels including Nelson Hood Repulse Barham and Royal Oak among those affected.
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Britain
DNB
Nelson
Rodney
Hood
Royal Oak
Guenther Prien
Scapa Flow
Repulse
Baram
Jury panel questioned for lacking WPA workers and farmers
Omaha AP Attorney G P North challenged an entire jury panel as unrepresentative in the Flor Ida Deprez case against Omaha policemen and the Street Car company for 50 000. He argued over half of jurors are excused before lawyers review them and urged inclusion of WPA workers and farmers.
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Omaha
G P. North
WPA
Florida Deprez
North
10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette March 19 1930
City primaries set final mayoral race J F Ball and C D Huston compete for mayor. Finance safety streets and parks departments pick rival candidates. Local residents Mr Mrs A W H Lenders return from Florida. Philip A Larson of Cedar Rapids earns bachelor of science at Iowa State College. Oliver Swab returns from travel.
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J. F. Ball
C. D. Huston
Louis Roth
Louis Burgus
Department of Finance
John Starman
S. C. Wiles
Department of Safety
Louis Zika
W. E. Curtis
Department of Streets
Ed Stefan
Ed Sheftie
Department of Parks
Florida
Philip A. Larson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Oliver Swab
Locarno to Rome First Link in Wartime Air Web Opens
A Swiss transport plane opened the Locarno Rome service with 11 passengers and 15000 letters aboard. The new mid European air link is the start of a wartime network including Locarno Barcelona Locarno Munich and Zurich Paris routes operated by Swiss planes.
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Locarno, Switzerland
Rome
Locarno
Barcelona
Munich
Zurich
Local residents leave for travels and changes at schools
Mrs Edward H Smith and Mrs W G Dows depart for Hot Springs Arkansas to stay several weeks while R S Cook visits Chandler Arizona and plans for California until May. Harold Jensen is elected senior class president with Josephine Blackwood as vice president Kirk Yerkes secretary and Dorothy Young treasurer. Isaac B Smith and Dr G E Crawford travel to Jacksonville Florida for an extended vacation. John E Young appears in The Money and The Girl at Greene's Opera House. W N Elliott resigns from Grand hotel day staff to take a position in Sheridan Wyoming. Donald Cooper, four, injured after being struck by a car at First Avenue and Third Street.
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Edward H. Smith
W. G. Dows
Hot Springs
Ark
R. S. Cook
Chandler
Ariz
Cook
Doris
California
Joseph Patek
Cedar Rapids
Omaha Oil and Refining Company
Harold Jensen
Josephine Blackwood
Kirk Yerkes
Dorothy Young
Sonville
Fla
John E. Young
Greene’s Opera House
WN. N. Elliott
Grand Hotel
Sheridan
Wyo
Donald Cooper
First Avenue
Third Street
Alumni I Club Adds Four Honorary Members
The University of Iowa alumni I club expands to 374 members after four honorary appointees. Edwin R. Moore Jr of Waterloo Dr John E Dorman of Fayette Sam W Gaynor and M A Moore of Sioux City were elected by the executive board.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Edwin R. Moore, Jr
Waterloo
John E Dorman
Fayette
Sam W. Gaynor
M. A Moore
Sioux City
Burling ton orders 15 Diesel buses for western routes
Burlington Transportation unit of the Burlington railroad says it placed a 350000 dollar contract with General Motors for 15 diesel powered buses to run regular service between Chicago Denver Salt Lake City and California.
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Chicago
Burlington Transportation Company
Burlington Railroad
Denver
Salt Lake City
California
General Motors Company
Gracie Fields and Monty Banks Tie The Knot
Gracie Fields and Monty Banks wed in Beverly Hills Monday night. Fields, described as the world’s highest-paid actress, and Banks, her director producer, affirmed their marriage in a high profile ceremony attended by industry figures.
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Monty Banks
Beverly Hills, Calif
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Beverly Hills
Woman Charged With Begging In Front Of Restaurant
New York 74 year old Louise Nelson faced a court on Monday charged with begging outside a restaurant. When accused she admitted having about $5,000 in the bank. The court ordered a one day jail term.
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New York
Louise Nelson
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