Moses Claimed From Hospital By Crawfords
Louis and Effie Crawford returned to New Orleans with baby Moses, ending a backwoods tale of a dog delivering a foundling. Effie recalls the wild claim as a temporary alibi, while Louis affirms the child is theirs and plans to name him Bert J. Moses Crawford despite family tensions and questions about paternity.
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New Orleans
Louis
Effie Crawford
Pearl River Piney Woods
Moses
New Orleans Charity Hospital
Effie
Bert J
Moses Crawford
James
Frank
Urges Changes In Regulating Rates Of Transportation
C E Childe of Omaha, chairman of the Mississippi Valley association traffic committee, urged delegates at the eighteenth annual convention to seek radical reforms in rate regulation. He called for Interstate Commerce Commission rules or legislation that fix rates with weight on transportation cost rather than competition.
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ST. Louis
C. E. Childe
Omaha
Mississippi Valley Association
Association
Mississippi Valley
Childe
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Steel Declares $7 Dividend on Preferred Shares
United States Steel directors in New York declared a $7 per share dividend on arrearages on the cumulative preferred stock. The move follows the company’s financial actions announced this week.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Parole Granted In Forged Check Case
Paul Chesmore twenty four of near Marion was paroled by Judge A B Clark from a fifteen year indeterminate sentence to Anamosa state reformatory after pleading guilty to uttering a forged instrument. Deputy Condon reported four forged checks totaling twenty seven dollars and fifty cents, with ten dollar and seventy five cent per check on July sixteen at Central City.
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Paul Chesmore
Marion
A. B. Clark
Anamosa State Reformatory
Larry Condon
Central City
Constitutional convention urged for amending the Constitution
Alice Longworth argues for a national constitutional convention as two thirds of state legislatures press Congress to call one. She says the move could resolve disputes over Supreme Court powers and executive prerogatives, amid calls for modernizing the basic law with nationwide attention.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Alice Longworth
California sleeper bus uses twin eight-cylinder motors
A newly built sleeper bus in California runs on two eight‑cylinder engines linked by a single clutch. The pair is mounted at 45 degree angles to the transmission shaft for power delivery.
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California
Schumann Heink Bequeaths Estate To Children Colleges
In probate filing Mme Ernestine Schumann Heink left most of her estate to four children and a bequest of her music to colleges or institutions chosen by the executor. The will names Harold E. Thomas as executor. The estate, tallied at over 10 thousand dollars in cash and personal property, is expected to total perhaps up to 35 thousand dollars. Medals decrees and diplomas were left to the Smithsonian Institution or similar groups to inspire study in music art and science.
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Los Angeles
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Schumann-Heink
Palestine’s Fertility Compared With Christ’s Era
A brief note observes that Palestine is not as fertile now as it was in the days of Christ, contrasting ancient abundance with present conditions. The statement frames soil productivity as a historical measure without detailing causes or dates.
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Palestine
Christ
Aviator Charged Greens Fee After Landing At Golf Course
San Jose officials plan to assess H. Ferry, Santa Cruz aviator, a greens fee after he landed his plane on the eleventh hole Tuesday. Ferry said fog caused his appearance and that he once worked there as a caddy, helping him recognize the course.
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San Jose, Calif
San Jose Country Club
H. Ferry
Santa Cruz
Ferry
WPA Worker Fatally Shot By Policeman Harris
Chicago AP report says 26 year old WPA worker Charles Wills was shot and killed by Policeman Theodore Harris after a struggle for Wills revolver. Wills had fired twice at his wife earlier and then brandished the weapon as he fled, prompting Harris to respond to a squad call.
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Chicago
Charles Wills
WPA
Theodore Harris
Wills
Harris
Radio Schedule Snapshot of NBC CBS and WABC Programs
A dense listing of radio programming with times and network chains across NBC CBS and WABC. It names show titles performers orchestras and orchestral conductors including Amos n Andy Easy Aces Ruth Lyon Duke Ellington Xavier Cugat and others along with channel chains and affiliate stations. The fragment covers daytime and evening slots with varied music drama and variety offerings.
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Amos 'N
Andy
NBC
WEAF
Easy Aces
WJZ Chain
CBS
WABC
Jimmy Kemper
WJZ
Os Parker
Ann Lum
Abner
WBBM
KMOX
WGST
WCCO
Ruth Lyon
Weaf Chain
Cavalcade of America
Ethel Barrymore
Barns and Allen
Fred Allen
Andre Kostelanetz Orch
Roy Shield
Wun Wee
Lart
Detme Staid
Rio de Janeiro
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Tay Wise
Verrill
Nano Rodrigo Orch
Bob McGrew Orch
Wos Orch
Ee Levant Orch
Xavier Cugat Orch
Emil Coleman Orch
Roger Pryor Orch
Wwoc
Ellen
Marguerite Padula
Madison Ensemble
Harding
Vaughn de Leath
WABCG
WOC
Myles Standish
Pepper Young
al Pearce
His Gang
Jack Armstrong
Patti Chapin
Jones
the Voice of Experience
Roy Campbell
Royalists
Lum
Wee Lawnhurst
the Charioteers
Nee Traubel
Rudy" Vallee Arch
Boston Symphony Orch
Fate” Smith
Waldorf
NBC Light Opera Company
Major Bowes
Vladimir Brenner
Nee Braggiotti Orch
Arties Shaw Orch
Cowas Basie Orch
Bobby Hayes Orch
Galli-Curci Returns To Chicago For Opera Comeback
Amelita Galli-Curci mounts a second debut at Chicago Opera, performing Mimi in La Boheme after a throat growth was removed in 1935. She says the operation gave her a richer color and new voice quality, likening it to removing a hand that choked her.
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Chicago
Amelita Galli-Curci
Chicago Opera
Mimi
Galli- Curci
Opera
Galli-Curci
Texas Man Sentenced On Larceny Charges
C. J. Fitzpatrick, 52, of Amarillo, Texas, received a one year county jail term on each of two larceny counts in district court. Judge A. B. Clark ordered sentences concurrent. Police arrested him Monday after alleged thefts of shirts from Montgomery Ward and socks from Sears Roebuck. good behavior release after 30 days was ordered on state recommendation.
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C. J. Fitzpatrick
Amarillo
Tex
A. B. Clark
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Fitzpatrick
Michigan Woman Seeks Confederate Money Redemption
Mrs. Dalen Hubbard of Cement City Michigan presented 42 in Confederate money to Florida State Comptroller J M Lee for redemption. Lee said the state constitution voids the payment and rejected the claim.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Ulp
Dalen Hubbard
Cement City
Mich
J. M. Lee
Lee
Peddler Allowed Anywhere If Peddling Bibles Ruling
Magistrate Sylvester S. Sabbatino ruled that a peddler may go anywhere when selling Bibles. He suspended sentence for Benjamin Wolfe, 25, after Wolfe breached areas barred to peddlers in New York.
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New York
Sylvester S. Sabbatino
Benjamin Wolfe
Desperation and Skill in a Slim Bridge Slam
In a rare bad slam bid, South's hopeful play unfolds as the declarer seeks two paths to success. After a heart hold and opening lead, the plan to ruff hearts and build clubs collapses, leaving one final, fortunate spade sequence to salvage the contract and earn credit for careful play.
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North
South
East
West
Declarer
Fire at Troy Laundry damages dresses and woodwork
Firemen answered a call at 8 10 p m Tuesday at the Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning company to extinguish a blaze in the laundry room. A box of waste under a work bench ignited and set fire to a wooden work table with dresses. Damage came from smoke and water.
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Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
First Street
Sergi. Cunningham
Bethany Lutheran Church
First Avenue E
Stiger Leads Fay in State Supreme Court Canvass
In Des Moines the canvass by the state executive council shows Carl B. Stiger of Toledo Indiana Democrat ahead of James W. Fay of Estherville Republican for a short term state supreme court seat. Stiger 1248 votes Fay 919 votes.
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Des Moines
Carl B. Stiger
Toledo
James W. Fay
Estherville
State Supreme Court
State Executive Council
Stiger
Fay
Head Of Waterloo C. O. C. Is Killed In Highway Crash
Harry Simon age 60 president of the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce was killed and three others injured when the car driven by Jack Warner overturned six miles north of Marshalltown on highway No 14. Simon suffered a broken neck and was dead at the scene. The group was returning from Des Moines after attending the Iowa League of Municipalities convention. Warner escaped with minor injuries while Mrs Simpson had a fractured shoulder and Mrs Warner an injured back.
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Marshalltown
Harry Simon
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Here
Jack Warner
Chamber of Commerce
Simon
Warner
Arthur Simpson
Waterloo
Des Moines
Iowa League of Municipalities
Waterloo merchant Harry D. Simon slain near Marshalltown
Harry D. Simon, proprieto r of Palace Clothiers in Waterloo, was killed north of Marshalltown. Active in civic affairs since moving from Oelwein, he was a prominent Mason with roles in Water loo lodge No 105, the Consistory and Shrine, and Waterloo lodge No 290, BPOE. Survived by his widow.
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Waterloo (Ap
Harry D. Simon
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Oelwein
The
Palace Clothiers
Simon
A. M
Waterloo Lodge
Sigourney Officers Hold Pair Accused Of Attacking Aged Man
Ottumwa men Harvey Trader and Clarence Peck are held by Sigourney authorities charged with a brutal attack on 70 year old Marsh Braden funeral director at Ollie. They allegedly tried to rob Braden of 4000 dollars Sunday night. Sheriff Tremmel says Trader confessed. Peck refused to talk.
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Ottumwa (Ap
Harvey Trader
Clarence Peck
Ottumwa
Sigourney
Marsh Braden
Ollie
E. E. Tremmel
Keokuk County
Peck
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RKO -Radio
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Phil Hustons
Hollywood
Vna
Charley Grapewin
King Features Syndicate, Inc
LN Amt Neely
Schumann
Heink
Sonsc
Salon Musicale
Leo
Ken
Wabc Em Healy
Betty Crocker
WCABC
Levey Orch
David Harum
the O'Neills
Mary Lee Taylor
Eee Ellington
WEAP
Edward Mowery MacHinsky Singer
Honeyboy
Sassafras
Ted Malone
Kmox T
WGS
Atone Farm
Home Hour
WJZ _ chain
Helen Trent
Texas
Custer
Alamo
Alcazar
Spain
Troy
the Gazette
Iowa
America
Gacy
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
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