Patrol roads in Mississippi to hunt killer
Gulfport Mississippi policemen hunted Goldy Hairston fugitive and suspect slayer of J O Wolf after a Tuesday night shooting. Wolf died from wounds early Wednesday. Hairston and a companion fled after a gun battle at a fire station and later exchanged fire with officers on a road near Jackson. Authorities asked patrols from Dallas to Atlanta to watch highways under the Dyer act.
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Gulfport
Miss
Goldy Hairston
Longview
Tex
J. O. Wolf
Wolf
Hairston
Jackson
Dallas
Atlanta
Vivian
Mississippi brothers accused in car theft crossing state lines
Gulfport authorities arrested and held without charge Al Robinson, 18, and Prentiss Robinson, 30, of Mississippi, after they admitted using their automobile to push Hairston's car 10 miles into Gulfport.
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Gulfport
al Robinson
Prentiss Robinson
Mississippi
Hairston
Wife of Elliott Roosevelt plans to buy a radio station
Ruth G Roosevelt, wife of Elliott Roosevelt, seeks to enter broadcasting by purchasing KFJZ in Fort Worth Texas. Elliott, already a radio executive, testified before the FCC that her assets total 99500 dollars and that she would own KFJZ outright. He said she can use half his income for any enterprise. If needed, the whole income could be used.
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Washington
INS
Ruth G Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Federal Communications Commission
KFJZ
Fort Worth
Texas
George H. Hill
Fire siren locates two lost youngsters in wheat bin
In Clay Center Nebraska a three hour search by a dozen neighbors failed until a fire siren summoned more volunteers. Lowell Hoyt age 4 and Junior Yanko age 5 were found in a wheat bin where they had been playing and asked where the fire was.
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Clay Center
Neb
H. J. Hoyt
John Unko
Lowell Hoyt
Junior Yanko
G A R Vets Vote On Joint Session With Confederates
In Madison Wisconsin the Grand Army of the Republic held a secret vote on a planned joint meeting with the United Confederate Veterans at Gettysburgs 75th anniversary event next June. Commander Ruhe opposed displaying the Stars and Bars while over 2000 veterans had already accepted invitations. The group prepared for their annual parade with infirm veterans marching at the rear. Delegates at the encampment anticipated a heated session on Thursday to choose next years commander Henry F. Russell of Alliance Ohio was among those expected to present.
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Madison
Wis
INS
Boys In Blue
Johnny Reb
Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
Gettysburg
C. H. William Ruhe
Confederate Veterans
Ruhe
Capitol Square
Henry F. Russell
Alliance
Campaigners Named For Kansas Los Angeles Post
Richard M. McWhorter of Coffeyville Kansas and Dr. Overton H. Mennet of Los Angeles have mounted a campaign for the same political post.
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Richard M. McWhorter
Coffeyville
Kan
Overton H. Mennet
Los Angeles
Two Bandits Pose As Messengers In Jewelry Heist
In New York Yetta Zwerling and her son Sidney were robbed of 20 000 dollars in jewelry by two men who posed as telegraph messengers. They bound the pair with tape and fled. Zwerling freed herself and summoned help.
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NEW York
Yetta Zwerling
Home ownership leads in Des Moines says authorities
Authorities report a higher home ownership rate in Des Moines Iowa than in any other city, highlighting the city as a leader in residential occupancy.
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Des Moines
World reactions span borders on protection and politics
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt decries U S river protection in Shanghai saying the American flag was their protection. Gov George H Earl of Pennsylvania discusses Hitler Stalin and Mussolini and the chance of war. Sen Royald S Copeland hints at Farley possibly running for governor in 1938 if he stays out of New York race and avoids influence.
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Victoria
B. C
Theodore Roosevelt
Shanghai
Whangpoo River
London
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
New York
Royald S. Copeland
Tammany
James A. Farley
Man Collapses at Office After Saying He Feels Fine
In New York, Frank J. Tully, 60, a salesman, told attorney Otto Henschel he felt well before collapsing in the law office. He died of a heart attack before medical help could reach him.
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New York
Otto Henschel
Frank J. Tully
Tully
Socialite Wins Back Her U S Citizenship
Laura Consuelo Kilpatrick Morgan Thaw, sister of Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt and Lady Furness, reclaimed American citizenship Tuesday after renouncing it upon marrying a Frenchman. She appeared unattended in district court wearing a smart black suit and small hat, identifying as a wealthy social figure of this city.
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Washington
Ins
Laura Consuelo Kilpatrick Morgan Thaw
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Lady Furness
Thaw
Immigrant Receives Citizenship Oath After Petition
A line of immigrants awaiting citizenship heard their names called as the bureau of immigration did not oppose the repatriation petition for one applicant. The oath of allegiance was then administered marking the formal grant of citizenship.
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Bureau of Immigration
Renewal of Articles for Strand Theatre Company
Notice states Strand Theatre Company renewed its articles on June 28 1937 with the Secretary of State and substituted Articles of Incorporation issued June 30 1937 for a period of twenty years from August 5 1937. It lists Cedar Rapids Iowa as principal place of business and outlines the business to run theaters amusements acquire own operate real estate and stock and conduct theaters nationwide with usual corporate powers.
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Strand Theatre Company
Cedarapids
Lian County
United States
Strand Theatre Company Reincorporation Details outlined
The document details a stock structure of 750 shares at par 10000 each, non assessable, and a 20 year term from August 1937 with dissolution by majority vote. It sets a board of 2 to 6 directors, appointing President Vice President and Secretary Treasurer, with initial directors A J Diebold Joe Menz HW E Spangler and notes Diebold as President and Treasurer Spangler as Vice President Menz as Secretary. Private property of stock owners exempt from corporate debts. Dated September 7 193% Attest secretary and notes officers.
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Boar of
A. J. Diebold
Joe Menz
HW. E. Spangler
Joeracons Batgent and Spangies
Ate
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