Swedish Prince Loses Right to Wed Commoner
Prince Sigvard of Sweden travels to London amid a tradition of royal romance to wed Erika Patzek a German beauty. The article notes high level Swedish court figures including King Gustav V Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf and Count Bernadotte, with diplomatic circles and ambassadors involved.
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Prince Sigvard
Sweden
Harry L. Percy
United Press
London
Harape
Prince
Sigvard
Steym
Erika
Patzek
Gustav V
Pence Gustanv Adolf
Count Polke Bernadotte
Great Billard
Baron Palmstierns
Prince Sigvard seeks fame in motion pictures amid royal marriage clash
In London Sigvard, a Swedish prince by birth, pressed for a marriage to a commoner Erika, while Crown Prince Gustav Adolf and officials moved to block the match. The prince, hoping for public acceptance and a film career, faced opposition from royal elders who insisted marriage to a commoner requires consent from the king.
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Scotland Yard
Bacon
Sigvard
Siggard
Erika
London
Sivan
Mull Mayfair
Eika
Julke
Blgvard
Sweden
Gustav Adolf
Polkce Bernidotte
Edusal
Alrp
Adv
Sigvard Ut
Bigyard Wight
Bermadotte
Estelle Mingille
New York
Karin Nisavendt
Wuiben
Stenhamoner
Lilbsbriiis
Champ Chopper Keeps Title in New England Meet
Middlebury Connecticut champ charmed crowd as Dubay Bexcon Balls claimed the crown in a rapid 20 second knockout. A field of 40 entries competed in the chop off with the champion ruling supreme.
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Middlebury
Conn
Bexcon
New Eneland
Oil City Youth Killed in Coasting Accident
Edwin Stormer, 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs Lee Stormer of 208 Hessare, was killed instantly last evening at 9 oclock when the sled on watch tie coasted down Harriet avenue and crashed into an automobile driven by Ise Kerner of Pittsburgh. Drs Andrew and Frank Goodwin hastened to the scene and he was pronounced dead. skull fractured and body crushed. Deputy coroner J R Sharp investigated and found Kerner not at fault, while Hadley Lutz, also coasting, was thrown from his sled but escaped with minor bruises.
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Edwin Stormer
Lee Stormer
Hessare
Harriet Avenue
Ise Korner
Pittsburgh
Andrew Goodwin
Frank Goodwin
Foepstad
J. R. Sharp
Kerner
Bissell
Marrie Thvernes Turner
Famil Jay
Joe
Hadley Lutz
Bonus on Loans Under Attack
A report to federal authorities by Charles H. Schloss, district manager of the Federal Home Loan Corp, claims lenders charge borrowers bonuses for small loans. He cites an Erie man loaned 8500 with a 600 mortgage on a 6000 property and says the Home Loan Corp should stop the practice.
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BRIM
Faboney
Qeho
Charles H. Schloss
Fome Gyners
Itern
Itsya
Wernerday
Sahlees
Méiney
Erie
Home Loan Corp
Seagull Control Readies Fertilizer Breakthrough
In Ghil Marie Massachusetts, Dr Jason D Tilton unveiled a device dubbed a Seay gull to curb seagull depredation on starfish fertilizer spread. The invention aims to protect fields by deterring gulls from feasting on the crop, with tests underway at Tilton’s lab.
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Ghilmarie
Mass
Jason D. Tilton
Bes
Tilton
Illness and rage ignite deadly family tragedy in home
Russell Graham, 6, allegedly killed his father Alonzo Graham and wounded his sister-in-law in a brutal attack sparked by a quarrel over a radio. Police described him as dazed in a chair when they arrived as Mrs. Graham fled after being struck. The case centers on a fatal stabbing and ensuing violence in a family row.
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Alonzo
Russell
Graham
Fiusell
Stanley Graham
Cunard Takes Over White Star Canada US Operations
The White Star Line business in Canada and the United States will be handled by the Cunard Steamship Company after Hilly 1, according to an announcement. White Star Line offices will be closed.
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Cunard
White Star Montreal
White Star Line
Canada
United States
Cunard Steamship Company
Wife slayer seeks parole with county opposition
Frankk Wojnarowski, 46, imprisoned for the 1927 murder of his wife Stefania, asked the state parole board for clemency. County detective Leroy Search said the county opposes the request, noting the crime as one of the cruelest in records and citing Wojnarowski’s six years served since his Sept. 16, 1927 sentencing.
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RIB
Frankk Wojnarowski
Stefania
State Pardon Board
Leroy Search
Search
Wongrowski
Mast 18Th Street
Oreath
Lime Ag
Recital at M E Church by Mrs Shoop
Mrs C B Shoop to give a series of recitals Saturday at moonlight in the pasture of the Methodist Episcopal Church She plans to marry two of her quails Gene and Bobby Paras and will be assisted by Buddy Kinter and a class of children including Jackie Howard Jaz Foster Catherine Spiesman Bobby Sheen Carl Cox and Jimmis Postethwatl
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C. EB. Shoop
Gene
Bobby Paraoas
Buddy Kinter
Vin. Inist
Bobby Sheen
Carl Cox
Jimmis Postethwatl
Murphy to Jury in burglary trial closing
Testimony nearly finished in the burglary trial of Paul J. Murphy former Titusville High School principal. By mid afternoon Thursday the case should go to the jury with counsel planning brief final witnesses and final addresses by noon. Judge Kent expected to charge the jury by 4 o'clock.
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Wiad Villm
Paul J. Murphy
Titusville
Albert L. Thomas
Culbertson
Kent
Peach trees damaged by cold wave across Pennsylvania
Reports from the State Bureau of Markets indicate severe to near total damage to peach buds in key districts as temperatures slipped to minus 20 degrees. Adams Franklin York and Berks counties report two-thirds to 90 percent bud kill while apples suffer only slight injury.
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Harrispuris
State Bureau of Markets
Pennsylvania
Adams
Franklin
York
Berks
Missionary Society Met at Presbyterian Church Study
The Missionary Society met at the site Presbyterian Church on Wednesday for a program focusing on The Negro in Africa. Papers were read by Mrs. P.M. Nielals, Miss Ian Avistin, Mes.3, W. Waggoner, and Mrs. FP. Whittlesey, with a musical program by Miss May Howard and Miss Ina Austin. Refreshments were limited due to illness among members.
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the Missionary Society
Site Presbyterian Church
P.M. Nielals
Africa
Ian Avistin
Jeller
W. Waggoner
Tha Ghukeh
New York
FP. Whittlesey
Lucy Lane
May Howard
Ina ‘Austin
Keppel Tiffany
Barber Swaps Razor For Comb In Livery Shift
Bud McDiwell, a 60 year old barber, recently closed his shop and turned to running a livery stable in Toledo. He describes the move as a shift from grooming to managing horses, aiming for steady profit in the new venture.
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Barber
Tduko
Tim
Bud McDiwel
Milk Hearing In Harrisburg FrIday On State Milk Industry
Harrisburg hosts a milk industry hearing to aid the state milk industry and set policies for mine and related controls. Delegations from Pittsburgh and Harrisburg attend as the state’s mine control panel studies conditions and policy directions. Deputy Attorney General Bernard G. Legal announces the Harrisburg session in the House caucus room.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvauia Tile Contra Board
Uye State
Harrisburg
D Pirles
Control Board
Sta
Huse of Representatives
Bernard GC. Legal
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