Divorce figures climb in England amid costly separations
In England, divorce rates rise with mis conduct as the sole ground. Sir Edward Marion Durand, a retired officer, fights a costly separation from heiress Lady Vera Durand amid a meager income of 1825 annually for him versus her predepression earnings of 22500 to 25000. The judge notes ten years of no real married life, with no shared companionship or daily togetherness.
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London
INS
Britain
England
Edward Percy Marion Durand
George Philip Langton
Edward
Vera Helen Durand
Sir Edward
Durand
Lady Durand
Missing 14 year old found with father in Manhattan
Jane Merrell, a Forest Hills girl aged 14 who had been missing five days, was found with her father James E. Merrell, a night club manager, in front of an Upper East Side rooming house early Tuesday.
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New York
Jane Merrell
Forest Hills
Upper East Side
James" E. Merrell
Faded Chocolate Edges Out Unknown Boxer in New York Bout
In New York at St. Nicholas Palace the faded Kid Choco barely defeated Jerry Mazza. Mazza showed fight but the former star faded and absorbed more punishment than in many wins, as Choco scraped by with a narrow margin.
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New York
UNS
Chocolate
Jerry Mazza
St. Nicholas Palace
Jerry
Oelwein Sacred Heart Triumphs Over St Columbkille
Oelwein Sacred Heart high defeated St Columbkille academy of Dubuque 27 to 6 in Sunday homecoming action. The report notes the event as the school's annual homecoming and mentions a separate anecdote about L Jones of Llavnforwyn Wales killing two snakes with a pitchfork after dropping his scythe.
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Ecla
Oelwein
Oelwein Sacred Heart High
St. Columbkille Academy of
Dubuque
L. Jones
Llavnforwyn
Wales
Lincoln Plans To Bid For Western Franchise
Lincoln plans to enter the Western league with a six club circuit for 1935. Lincoln owner-manager Francis Griffin secured a territory agreement if a substitute town accepts the franchise before January 1. J Roy Carter became league president, Rex Stucker vicepresident, Bernie Rothenberger temporary secretary.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska State League
Francis “Pug” Griffin
Griffin
J. E. Beltzer
J. Roy Carter
Norfolk
Rex Stucker
Sioux Falls
S. C
Bernie Rothenberger
Beatrice
Grinnell Gun Club To Sponsor Turkey Shoot
Grinnell Gun club to sponsor a turkey shoot on November 11 with 100 and 16 yard targets. One turkey awarded per three entrants in the 100 16 yard event and ten additional events offer a turkey to the high gun. Invitations have been extended to all shooters in the state.
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Grinnell
Grinnell Gun Club
Chet Williams
Williams
Bowling grips vary by region and gender in Big League advice
The article notes two-hole grips dominate in the west and midwest while three-hole grips prevail in the east, with women favoring the three-hole grip nationwide. It adds no essential difference in control between grips, mentions experiments with four five and palm grips, and offers Demaree's illustrated booklet on bowling delivery upon request.
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Middle-West
Notable Monticello Farmer Robert Howie Dies in Accident
Funeral services were held for Robert Howie 44 prominent Castle Grove farmer who was killed Thursday when caught in a corn picker shaft. He was born October 24 1890 in Castle Grove township and survived by his wife Alice Deischer four children and extended family. Burial was at Oakwood. A second note: Clutter and surrounding communities report events from November including school activities and marriages.
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Castle Grove Presbyterian Church
Robert Howie
Castle Grove
Mr. Howie
Castle Grove Township
James Howie
Jones County
Alice Deischer
Howie
Ruth
Kenneth
Janet
Donald
Olin
Lynn
Merle Cass
Norman Bringard
Detroit
Mich
Harry Kremers
Cedar Rapids
W. M. Evans
Oakwood
Clutier
Clutter
Tama County
Gladbrook
Three
Harold Konicek
Edward Konicek
Roger Hober
Vivian Mochal
Stanley Stodola
Elsie Konicek
Luella Hora
Violet Konicek
Lois Hora
Mildred Kosnar
Edward Adam
Columbus Junction
Humphrey Richards
Presbyterian
William Roberts
Des Moines
John Jones
Spencer
Morris Jones
Racine
Wis
Edwin Richards
Rachel Jones
Jane Pugh
Chicago
R. L. Richards
Colter
William Richards
Colorado
August Andresen
Claus Andresen
Claus
John
Germany
Peace Evangelical Church
Paul Kitterer
Elkader
Winthrop
Margaret Miller
Shirley Peck
Rachel Nelson
Kathryn Mazur
Robert Schacherer
Strawberry Point
Emanuel Lutheran Parsonage
Helen Otterbeck
Chris Otterbeck
Strawberry
Rose Peleman
Thomas Hogan
Margaret Hunt
Jason Birchard
Elizabeth Basham
James Vawter
Helen Gerstenberger
Mildred Damon
Douglas Tope
Mabel Huntington
Luella Nelson
Donna Nicholson
Virginia Tope
Evelyn Hayes
Manchester
Eddie Faas
Ryan
Anamosa
A. B. Lovejoy
A. S. Pickett
William Timp
Calmar
Waukon
Reber Bresnahan
Leo Bresnahan
Here
Farm fall injures youth at Peter Welch farm incident
After dark the youth spent the afternoon on the Peter Welch farm and slipped over a 15 foot embankment fracturing his right leg between the knee and hip. His cries drew his parents and neighbor Paul Burroughs who aided and he was rushed to the local hospital.
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Wyoming
Carl Behnke
Don Boquist
Louis Behnke
Marcella
Pfiefer
Chicago
Ed Becker
Howard
Fred Behnke
Monmouth
Minnie Guyer
Gloria Lee Butts
Nashville
Velma Kleineck
Oxford Junction
Charles Behnke
Dail
Viola
Freda Schone
Clarence Schone
Monticello
H. W. Behnke
Clair Felker
Iowa
Strawberry Point
Maybelle Feulner
Ed Feulner
Norman Haas
Anamosa
Emanuel Lutheran Church
M. O. Jahr
Maxine Huebsch
Dubuquet
Mr. Haas
Minneapolis
Peter Welch
Paul Bur
Held For Drunk Driving After Car Collision
Rex Forney 31 of rural route 3 was arrested at 4 30 pm Monday for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a head on collision with Harold Bruce 1201 Fifth street SE near Sixth street SE No one was injured Forney waived to the grand jury before Justice Henry A Stearns Tuesday Bond set at 1000 dollars
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Rex. Forney
Forney
Second Avenue
Harold Bruce
Fifth Street SE
Sixth Street SE
Grand Jury
Henry A. Stearns
Absent Voters Ballots Cast In County Election Office
A total of 530 absent voters ballots were cast for Tuesday's election in County Auditor Robert M Vesely's office. Voters absent from the county or ill submitted ballots by mail or in person with 260 at the auditors office and 270 by mail. Applications and ballots delivered numbered 654.
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Robert M. Vesely
British novelist and poet Catharine Dawson dies at 63
London AP reports the death of Catharine Amy Scott Dawson a noted British novelist and poet. She published about fifteen novels several verse collections and plays. Her first work Sappho appeared when she was 21 and tackled women's rights.
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London
Catharine Amy Scott Dawson
Dr. L. L. McArthur Dies Noted Surgeon at 76
CHICAGO AP Dr. Lewis Linn McArthur 76 senior surgeon at St Luke s hospital and former president of the American Surgical Association died Monday night. A heart attack was believed to be the cause of death. The smoke from Pittsburgh reached as far as Washington.
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Chicago
Lewis Linn McArthur
St. Luke's Hospital
American “Surgical Association
Japan Poised to Abrogate Washington Naval Treaty
Tokyo naval authorities have completed preparations to leave the Washington treaty this year and risk a ship building race with the United States and Britain. The supreme war council has decided on future policy, awaiting the emperor's privy council approval. Japan plans to renewed parity demands at the 1935 naval conference ahead of terminating the agreement.
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London
INL
Japan
Tokio
Reuter
United States
Great Britain
Supreme War Council
Reuter’s
Privy Council
Washington
Michigan Engineer Dies In Test Flight For Pilot's License
Edward M. Hurd a 46 year old Consumers Power engineer died in a crash while testing a spin for a pilot license he expected to qualify for within days near Jackson municipal airport The accident also left his widow two children and his father as survivors.
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Michigan
Jackson, Mich
Edward M. Hurd
Consumers Power Company
War on Caravans Targeting Indigent Drivers
San Francisco report says state and federal officials will discuss possible prosecutions under NRA codes for dealers who hire eastern drivers and export automobiles to California. Indigent easterners are said to drive cars to local dealers who provide only transport, then remain as paupers.
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San Francisco
INS
California
State Labor Commissioner's Office
Western states to enforce blocks on caravans under NRA plan
Authorities in eleven western states will enact blockades against caravans if Donald Renshaw, head of California NRA, implements proposed wage and hour regulations for driver employment.
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NRA
Western
Donald Renshaw
California
Chinese Girl Bride Seeks Court to Annul Marriage
Los Angeles police report 18 year old Toy Fong Lew asks court to set aside her marriage to 48 year old Kack Lew a Chinese merchant. She alleges confinement after Sept 19 and departure Oct 23. Lew claims he paid 1800 to her father and deposited 500 for her credit but she left him. The case rests with the court.
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Los Angeles
Toy Fong Lew
Kack Lew
Lew
United States
Doke Tells His Own Story in Murder Trial
Judson C. Doke testifies in his defense from a California county jail, denying murder in the killing of Lamar W Hollingshead a college student and poet involved with Doke’s wife Helen. He says he exchanged letters with Hollingshead and fired only after Hollingshead refused to admit love for Mrs. Doke.
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Woodland
Calif
Ins
Judson C. Doke
Lamar W Hollingshead
Doke
Helen Louise Doke
Hollingshead
British Fascist Leader Wins Suit Against Evening Star
Sir Oswald Mosley, leader of the British fascists, won a libel suit in London. A jury awarded 5000 pounds damages and costs, after finding the Evening Star presented his political program in a false and violent light.
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London
Oswald Mosley
Evening Star
King’s Bench
Oswald
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