Schultz Lawyer Sentenced To Wed Paramour
New York police and prosecutors showcased bursts of clemency in Wellington Dewey era upstate cases as J Richard Dixie Davis a top Harlem lottery figure received a one year term with credit for time served and possible good behavior reductions. Hope Dare the former showgirl who fled with him could marry in Sing Sing. Harry Schoenhaus George Weinberg and Henry Ficke also received suspended sentences or light terms in the same proceedings.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
J. Richard
Dixie” Davis
Dutch Schultz
Ferdinand Pecora
Davis
Schultz
Dewey
James J. Hines
Tammany
Hope Dare
Philadelphia
Sing Sing
Harry
Schoenh
Ficke
General Sessions Court
Salvatore di Sapio
Former Producer Loses Suit Over Shirley Temple Contract
Jack Hays, former film producer, sued Shirley Temple's parents for 500000 alleging he discovered her and held an exclusive contract. Superior Judge Joseph W. Vickers dismissed the case, denying any earnings, with the court calling the suit a publicity stunt.
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Los Angeles
INS
Jack Hays
Shirley Temple
George Temple
Joseph W. Vickers
Hays
Radio Schedule Digest From Wisconsin Iowa Stations
A dense listing of afternoon and evening programs across WMT WGN WSUI WHO KFJB WOC and others. It catalogs music news sports and variety slots with many station call signs and program titles, indicating a broad network schedule and cross station broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIMT
WGN
WSUI
KFJB
WOC
WMT
Mr. Keen
Captain Sterne
Shirley Kauffman
Joe Penner
Inside of Sports
Ton Hatters
Green Hornet
Old Heidelberg Arch
Rudy Vallee
Kate Smith
WOXK
Wgn—Lightning
20Th Century Americ Opera
Melody Aces
WMF
Coe
Wsuui
Kawkeye
KPJB
Major Bowes
John Steel
London
Peter McGregor
Henry Weber
Gaysford Carter
Hart
Symphony Hill
James Slocum
Ray Lone
Orrin Tucker
Orch
Ina Ray Hutton
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Freddy Martin
Bowling
Nat'l Emergency Council
Dick Jurrens
Drake University
Wayne King
Glen Miller
Charles Barnett
Glen Gray
Joe Sudy
Sammy Kaye
Bob Crosby
Les Brown
Liighton Noble
Sterling Young
Boone
Witio
Lou
Jerry
WOI
REE
Fru
Wihlo
Happy Hank
Wwnt
Wocc
Carrolyn Price
Manhaattan
WOUL
KFUJB
Woocc
Wolf
Wsuli
Wolf—Reading
Betty Wells
Kitty Kelly
House of MacGregor
John
Galli Rint
Bill
Matt Hox
Wentz
Homemakers Forum
David Harum
Woli—Iomemakers
Ness
WUO
Lorenzo Jones
Maurice Resse
Radio Bazaar
Pretty Kitty Kelly
Don Pedro
Widder Brown
KFJD
S Who
Kitty Keene, Inc
Sunset Trio
Corntussel Nooz
Wol
Quin Ryan
Wssui
Myrt
Marge
Wwooc
Don Roth
McClelland Barclay
Hilltop House
Farm Bureau
Happy Gang
Main Street
Voice of Iowa
Won—Melodies
Iowa
Soli Management
Cedar Valley I
Wmtr
Joe Doakes
Lem
Martha
KFJU
Moeller
Ralph Ginsburgh
Betty
Bob
Stanley Hickman
Tia Kinnat
Nest
Dr Mal
Arnold Grimms
KFIB
Wal R
KFJA
School of the Air
Wm't
Judy
Jane
Hetty Crocker
Muarriage
Mary Marlin
U. S. Marine Band
Motern Music
Tom Owens
Woolf
Woolf—Department of Music, Wgn—Jane Anderson, Piano, Who—Ma Perkins
Federated Women's
June Baker
Jenner Young
Bible Truth
Dbetween
Good Health
Guiding Light
Woi—News
Mark Love
Plar
Forensic Forum
Dackstace
KEIJB
John Stursess
Ba -Wmt
Drake U
Stella
Dallas
KPIB
Faye
WOOC
Wayne
Dic
Symphony Hour
Neus
Wmt—Club
Eton Boys
WMIT
Sweet Music
WOOI
Iowa State Today
Jane Anderson
Wiho
Houseboat Manne Kyub
Ruth Carhart
WMI
Johnson
Drake Universit
Leducational
Moon
Whho
Peacock Court
March of Games
Noad
WOII
Dick Tracy
WNT
Vaa
ECW
Jack Armstrong
Dance
Sophie Tucker
Committee Clears Miss Perkins In Impeachment Case
A five man House judiciary subcommittee found Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins not guilty on all impeachment counts. Two Republican members criticized her for leniency toward Harry Bridges in a deportation case, detailing four additional views. The full committee will consider the report at Friday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fiveman House
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Harry Bridges
Tabor
Miss Perkins
Bridges
Communist Party
Rep. J. Parnell Thomas
James L. Houghteling
Labor Department
Gerard Reilly
Louis E. Graham
Wallace E. Pierce
N. Y
National Morgan Horse Show At 1939 Iowa State Fair
Des Moines officials announced a national Morgan horse show will be staged with the 1939 Iowa state fair. G Stevenson of Des Moines, a Morgan horse club director, said breeders from 16 states will exhibit Morgan animals, noted as all purpose horses used for riding and driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
G. Stevenson
The
Morgan Horse Club
National Morgan Show Planned At Fair Exposition
The fair board, meeting with Stevenson, completed plans to bring the national Morgan Show to the exposition. William Maxwell of Winterset, superintendent of the horse department, announced the arrangements. The Morgan Horse club headquarters are in New York City with I. B. Hills as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
William Maxwell
Winterset
Morgan Horse Club
Association of Breeders
New York City
I. B. Hills
Higher Intelligence Blamed for Man's Ills by Dr Crile
In Indianapolis Dr George W Crile of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation told surgeons that man’s higher intelligence causes diseases such as peptic ulcer diabetes and nervous breakdowns He said civilized life with its social contacts keeps people on edge noting such illnesses are rare among Eskimos Africans and animals and occur mainly in certain regions and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George W. Crile
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
American College of Surgeons
Crile
China
India
Movie Actress Martha Tib Betts Weds John Alden
Boston report: Martha Tib Betts, 24, a film and Broadway performer, married John Malcolm Alden, 32, a Los Angeles advertising executive, at the Winchester home of her parents on Wednesday night. The article notes copper derives from cuprum, linked to Cyprus.
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Boston
INS
Martha Tibbetts
Winchester
John Malcolm Alden
Los Angeles
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