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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
8
Miss Louise Funk competes with farmers' daughters from across Maryland at a school pageant tied to the Maryland Farm Bureau federation convention in Baltimore.
President Hoover attends the funeral of Calvin Coolidge at Edwards Congregational Church in Northampton Massachusetts. Only remaining child John Coolidge and wife Florence planned to attend along with Mrs Coolidge. service was to be held at Plymouth Vermont.
Jules Rachman a wealthy Omaha theater owner was arrested after a shooting that killed Harry Goldberg and severely wounded Sam Goldberg. Police report an argument preceded the incident and claim the three men were prominent midwestern theater partners who had built a regional chain.
Japanese troops move into Chinese territory following intense bombardment that left the gah of Shanhaikwan largely in ruins. The advance marks a significant shift as forces occupy areas previously under Chinese control.
Diagrams show Roosevelt aiming to balance the budget with higher income taxes and lower exemptions. Congress members in New York report that income tax would rise in 1933, with Rainey noting hikes only if necessary.
Congress passes independence bill and sends it to President Hoover for approval or veto. The vote sparks fears among sponsors that independence after a ten year transition may be rejected by the White House amid staged photos of Manila Bay and Manila’s landmarks.
The article introduces Joan Blondell, famed screen star, and reveals her new husband Cameraman George Scott Barnes. It notes the union of two film industry figures and hints at public interest in their marriage.
Police questioned Frances Schildhauer widow of murdered Chicago bandmaster Capt Edwin Schildhauer about a friendship with Carl Bradberry former deputy sheriff. She fainted eight times during questioning as a police official suggested jealousy behind the killing. Bradberry promised to reveal what he knew but said he had no involvement.
Miss Carolyn Christian Crosby of Minneapolis, daughter of Franklin M. Crosby head of Washburn Crosby mills, will marry Charles B. Hogan a Yale reference division clerk and Yale graduate of 1928. Hogan is a native of St. Albans Vermont.
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