Jerry the Boston terrier marks twelve years with wag and grin
By Carl Duesser. Jerry, a Boston terrier owned by Charles Boegel Jr. of 1949 First Ave E, has lived a long, happy twelve years. He keeps a dog toy collection under a Christmas tree, loves car rides, and recalls his early days when he was hidden in an upstairs room before joining the family.
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Charles Boegel, Jr
First Avenue E
Boston
Ellis Park
Veterinary Hospital
Ousted WPA workers held after fatal fight in Chicago
In Chicago two men, Benjamin Simons and Walter Wiegorcecki, both 30, were detained on manslaughter charges after WPA project superintendent Charles Cummings, 50, died from injuries from a Thursday altercation. Investigators say the men admitted to fighting Cummings after he dismissed them for leaving work early. Cummings struck his head on a table during the melee.
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Chicago
INS
Charles Cummings
WPA
Benjamin Simons
Walter Wiegorecki
Cummings
Chief Animator Of Donald Duck Killed In Auto Crash
Los Angeles AP report says F E Spencer 34 chief animator of Walt Disney Duck short Silly Symphonies died after an auto crash. MGM production executive Lou Ostrow 47 and MGM sound technician James Gaither 34 were injured.
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Los Angeles
F. E. Spencer
Walt Disney
Donald Duck
Spencer
Duck
Lou Ostrow
MGM Studios
James Gaither
MGM
Boy in Chicago Refuses Robbery With Not Even a Shooting
In Chicago a 10-year-old boy in a grocery store witnessed two robbers enter and flee with money. He expressed disgust at the crime, remarking he was not impressed as the proprietor was threatened with guns but no one was shot. The grocer could not recall his name.
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Chicago
America
Youth Held in Forgery Case Delivers Odd Defense
In Hopkinsville Kentucky an accused youth told police he could not forge checks because he cannot even write his own name, offering a novel defense to the forgery charge. He claimed he lacks the ability to produce a fraudulent signature.
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Hopkinsville, Ky
Voters Show Off-Year Interest Grows In Linn County
25,000 Linn County voters boosted off-year election interest with turnout of 25,167, about 63.5 percent of 1936 presidential levels. Weather and turnout patterns analyzed. rural and suburban precincts varied, Cedar Rapids areas mixed, Marion wards heavier in some, lighter in others. Political observers note the trend alongside past decades and consider the broader impact on turnout dynamics.
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Linn County
Tucglay
Marion
Springville
Bertram, Linn
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Middle East
Real bargain in a good used car season ad
A Want Ad promotes seasonal bargains on used cars, inviting readers to look in the want ad section for deals.
Senator Davis Sails Abroad to Study British Labor
New York dispatch says Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania sailed on the Normandie to study labor conditions in London and Wales. He plans talks with labor members and House of Commons leaders to learn reactions and opinions. Senators Tydings and Lewis also depart, with Tydings predicting no coalition of insurgent Democrats and Republicans without new legislation.
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New York
ULP
James J. Davis
Normandie
London
Wales
President
Labor Commission
Labor
House of Commons
Millard E. Tydings
James Hamilton Lewis
Tydings
Turkish cabinet reshuffle hints at shift from Moscow
ANKARA Turkey AP a cabinet reshuffle eliminating Tevfik Rustu Aras veteran foreign minister and Russo admirer was seen by observers as first step away from Moscow toward the Rome Berlin axis Aras was replaced by Sukru Saracoglu in the foreign affairs post and Sukru Kaya was replaced by Refik Saydam in the health ministry President Ismet Inonu approved the changes saying he opposed Ataturk's preference for close Russo Turkish cooperation
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Turkey
Tevfik Rustu Aras
Russia
Moscow
Rome-Berlin
Aras
Sukru Saracoglu
Djelal Bayar
Home
Sukru Kaya
Refik Saydam
Ismet Inonu
Kemal Ataturk
Accidental Firing Of Gun Tragedy Hits Three Boys In Hunt
In Waukegan Illinois three boys on a pheasant hunt left for home after finishing early. George Pye nineteen Floyd Greenwall twelve and Clarence Bogler twelve were involved. Clarence said Pye’s repeating shotgun discharged accidentally striking Greenwall in the head. Pye then shot himself and both he and Greenwall died.
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Waukegan
Ill
George Pye
Floyd Greenwall
Clarence Bogler
Stanley Christian
Clarence
Pye
Greenwall
Seismologist Bends Predictions To Next Week Quakes
Rome reports that Prof. Raffaele Bendandi of Faenza predicts earthquakes of disastrous importance for next Wednesday and Thursday in Turkestan and Asia Minor, citing his fame as a seismologist and astronomer.
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Rome
Raffaele Bendandi
Faenza
Turkestan
Asia Minor
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