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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
5
In Pittsburgh a marathon dance contest ends after six months when the promoter's permit lapses. Of 62 starters last June only seven remain to share a $1,000 purse as photos capture the final shuffle and contestant Ve Marchone rests after a long period of wakefulness.
Dr. George Brown Atlanta physician watches flames as they liquidate 81 632 owed him by patients. He asked each patient to forget service rendered. Former Gov Alfred E Smith and Samuel Seabury discuss NYC governance before a legislative committee. The text notes a boy bandit killed the father of Kent and mentions a dog.
Ada Kinard sues Gail Stephens now Kinard for 1 million dollars claiming alienation of affections after Kinard divorced her husband, Detroit social registrant Stephens revived memories of their youth during a chance Detroit meeting two years ago. Dr Kerwin W Kinard and his second wife Stephens are pictured with Greenville Pa. college president E Clyde Xander and Mrs Putnam, the latter visiting from her father’s alma mater.
James Iggy Vareeha pleads guilty in Chicago court to the murder of Frank H. Jordan as deputy sheriff guards. Vareeha described as crestfallen with all his swag gone according to the report.
The defendant, beta Sidney Homewood, riding master, accused of betraying Charlotte Gibson, society girl, leaves New City courthouse facing the electric chair for the alleged killing of a rural policeman. Mrs. Snipes seized the officer's gun and fired in a frenzy after the policeman struck her husband during a traffic stop.
President elect Roosevelt stands before the Little White House at Warm Springs Georgia with his daughter Anna Roosevelt Dall and Democratic leader James A Farley. Governor Roosevelt plans a quick return to Albany.
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