T G LEE ARMOUR AND CO HEAD DIES
T G Lee 56 president of Armour and company died in Presbyterian hospital after a four month illness following an operation. He joined Armour in 1895 and rose through posts including sales manager for Philadelphia and manager of Greater New York before returning to Chicago as vice president and then president in 1931. He is survived by his wife and two daughters Martha and Mrs. W E Graham.
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Chicago
T. G. Lee
Armour and Company
Presbyterian Hospital
Lee
Martha
W. E. Graham
Armour’s
Philadelphia
New York
F. E. White
Japanese reply on oil dispute in Manchukuo unsatisfactory
London dispatch reports Japan rejected responsibility for a proposed oil monopoly in Manchukuo. Tokyo said the matter should be discussed only with the Manchukuo government, marking an unsatisfactory reply to Britain's protest.
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Great Britain
London
INL
Manchukuo
Japan
Try To Show Faith In Insull Held By Subordinates
The defense in the Insull mail fraud case argues Samuel Insull's sixteen co-defendants shared his leadership. The first co-defendant, vice president of Balsey Stuart and Company, testifies he had high opinion of Insull's ability and integrity, urging the jury to maintain faith.
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Chicago
Insull
Samuel Inull
J. Insull
McNeille
Alsey Stuart and Company
Bukets Bladder Laxative Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Juniper Oil and Buchu Leaves in green tablets named Bukets claimed to flush acids and waste, relieve nighttime bother, back pain, and irritation. It promises refunds after four days if not satisfied and directs readers to pharmacies.
Uncertain bidding in bridge with even top card split
The article discusses how even top card splits create bidding confusion in contract bridge. It notes how players may misjudge which side is aiming for a contract or a save, sometimes leading to surprising slams. North dealer, East and West vulnerable.
Hearts Slam Bid Prompts Early Play Analysis
In a duplicate bridge hand East resists, South shifts to a six heart bid, North redoubles, and South ruffs to set up the final diamond entries. The deal hinges on using every North entry to fuel South ruffs, with the spade ace signaling loss of a club trick. Tomorrow's Hand will expand the discussion.
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Hearts
North
South
East
West
Public dispute over residency fuels Polk county case
The attorney general and Polk County attorney clashed for over a week over legal residence. A witness defended Insull and Stuart of Halsey Stuart and Co and said he would reuse the same circular today, while seventy-one others could not. Judge ruled on residence impacting the contest.
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Torney General
Insull and Stuart
Halsey Stuart and Company
Polk County
Judge Rules Transients May Vote At Federal Center
Judge Allan Herrick of Polk County district court ruled that seventy transients living at the federal center could vote. The decision affects residents previously denied voting rights and establishes eligibility under local election rules.
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DES
Movies
INS
Allan ‘Herrick
Polk County
Federal Center
Boy Found Sleeping With Chickens After Night Outdoors
A 24 hour search in Walla Walla Washington ends when six year old Harry Corky Dickerson is found asleep in a neighbor's chicken house with a brood of hens. A hot bath and a meal restore him. no injuries reported.
Japan Denies Fortifying Mandated Pacific Islands
Tokio rejects Geneva suspicions that Japan is strengthening the mandate islands in the equatorial Pacific. A foreign office spokesman says Japan faithfully observes the mandate for Marshall, Caroline, Ladrones, and Pelew islands and denies withholding foreign warships or building bases.
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Japan
Mandated Islands
Tokio
Foreign Office
Geneva
Equatorial
Pacific
League of Nations’ Mandate Commission
League Commission
Marshall, Caroline, Ladrone
Pelew Islands
Judge Kavanagh and Jeane La Tour to Wed Thursday
Judge Marcus A. Kavanagh a 75 year old Chicago superior court jurist will marry Jeane La Tour a 23 year old model on Thursday afternoon at Our Lady of Lourdes church. The wedding was kept quiet with invitations sent to several colleagues.
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Kavanagh
Jeane la Tour
Chicago
Marcus A. Kavanagh
Superior Court
Debonair
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Des Moines
Georgia Coleman Undergoes Pituitary Operation
Former Olympics diving champion Georgia Coleman underwent pituitary gland surgery at New England Baptist Hospital Monday night. Doctors report she is doing well Tuesday following the operation in Boston.
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Boston
Georgia Coleman
New England Baptist Hospital
Woman Arrested After Attempted Vote Using Another's Identity
In Boston a 27 year old woman Betty Adams reportedly tried to vote under the name Anna L Shore. A bystander intervened and identified the real voter as Anna L Shore. Adams was arrested on the incident.
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Boston
Mass
Betty Adams
Anna L. Shore
Anna L.shore
Gly-Cas Miraculous Endorsement From Local Farmer
Local resident L J Nowotny of Elberon IA endorses Gly-Cas as miraculous relief for rheumatism lumbago and constipation after years of struggle He praises the medicine and urges others to try it while noting sales and availability at Thrifty Drug Store Corest St and 8th Ave SE in Cedar Rapids.
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Thrifty Drug Store
Corest St
8Rd Ave
Health education in schools sparks frank sex talks in Lansing
A Lansing high school program uses medically trained speakers to teach sex education to sophomores. Boys and girls receive separate lectures, and teachers note that dialogue has bridged gaps between students and doctors. Critics argue many teachers lack proper training and call for fact based instruction.
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Lansing
Merly
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Prudes
Iron rich foods list from Growing Up In The World pamphlet
A historical text lists numerous iron rich foods including yolk, beans, beef, spinach, clams, oysters, brown rice, almonds, figs, molasses, celery, greens, citrus, squash, and bread. The material, a 1934 copyright reprint from Michigan health authorities, promotes sex education pamphlets for teachers and parents.
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Michigan Department of Health
Lansing
Mich
Massachusetts Society For Social Hygiene, Inc
Boston
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
American Social Hygiene Association, Inc
New York City
Veteran newsman Henry L. Clotworthy dies in Prescott
Henry L. Clotworthy, 62, former editor of the San Francisco Chronicle and the Los Angeles Record, and longtime foreign correspondent for the Washington Post during the Russo-Japanese War, died at the government hospital in Prescott on Monday.
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Prescott, Ariz
Henry L. Clotworthy
San Francisco Chronicle
Old
Los Angeles Record
Washington Post
Government Hospital
Old Home Remedy Syrup for Severe Coughs
A folk cough remedy mix combines two cups sugar with one cup water and adds 2 1/4 ounces Pinex in a pint bottle to create a homemade syrup. The advert promises quick action, relief of phlegm, and soothing of inflamed membranes with a Pine resin compound.
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Maks
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Josephine Cualbertson
Culbertson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Saqios
Powass
Iowa City
Purdue
Iowa
Midwest
Charles S. Galiher
Businss
Athletic Dept
Mgr
Georgia
MR. L. J. Nowotny
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M. D
Potter Drug de Cheanice Corporation
Malden
Maes
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Co
Standard Oil Service
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