Poisoning Inquiry In Clayton Case Aims At Exhumed Body
State chemist Nix assists after Mrs. Sarah Singleton 65 is exhumed by County Court official Crews Johnston. Investigation centers on autopsy findings and alleged powders given before death. Esther Ludlam 22, nurse to Singleton’s wife, linked to the case with timing around mid July after a death on June 20.
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Nix
Sarah Singleton
Clayton
Crews Johnston
County
Johnston
R. L. White
Singleton
Esther Ludiam
Ludlam
Say
Fresh Bans On Catholic Youths Trigger Broad Protests
Article notes Nazi policy announcements and heightened anti Catholic actions as editors publish lists of alleged relationships. It references Joseph Goebbels and expulsions of perceived enemies, describing intensified press rhetoric and public hostility toward Catholic youths and Jews.
Fire crew battles blaze at Gompertz residence
In No Sale California on July 22 a fire broke out at the home of William Gompertz. Firemen found smoke billowing from a second window and worked to load equipment as they fought the flames.
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Calif
Suaen
William Gompertz,i
White
Gomson
Power Lobby Battles Roosevelts Bill In Washington
Washington scene shows a fierce fight over a major bill with the power holding companies and lobbyists. Witnesses describe telegram campaigns by the Associated Gas and Electric Company and Kiwanis figures as Congress debates who behind the scenes influenced the outcome.
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Ashington
Power Trust
Roosevelt
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Public Service of
New Jersey
Arthur Mullen
Associated Gas Electric
Robert Jackson
Prince of
Kremer
Ain Street
Senate Investigating Committee
Main Street
Warren
Western Union
Kiwanis Club
Tts Savoy Cafe
Driscoll
Associated Gas and Electric Company
National Capital
Warren Telegraph Office
Mystery Plane Flight Aims for North America Record
Soviet aviators led by Sigmund Levaneffsky prepare an Arctic route flight from Alaska over Canadian airspace toward North America. The mission seeks a 60 to 72 hour non stop record, with weather observatory plans at the North Pole and government permits in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Black Sea
Shelokova
Sigmund Levaneffsky
North America
Baibukoff
Levchenko
Levaneffsky
James J. Mattern
Awadir
Godos and Rossi
New York
Rayak
Syria
Alaska
Canadian
North Pole
Otto A. Schmidt
Northern Sea’ Route Department
Russia
Arctic
Von Cramm Beats Allison To Tie Cup Final
Baron Gottfried Von Cramm defeated Wilmer Allison in three sets 8-6 6-3 6-4 to level the interzone Davis Cup final between Germany and the United States at one match all in Wimbledon.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Wilmer Allison
Germany
United States
All-Day Picnic at Union Hill School
An all day picnic sponsored by the P T A of Union Hill school will be held on the school grounds August 3. Barbecue ice cream and cold drinks will be served. A negro minstrel will be presented at 8 p m.
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P.T. A.of
Union Hill School
Bobby Jones Cards 36 at Highlands Nine
Bobby Jones of Atlanta shot a 36 for nine holes at Highlands in his first golf round since an operation for appendicitis weeks earlier, during a 36 card that included a 22 half.
Relief suspended in South Dakota harvest relief crisis
The South Dakota relief administration ordered all state and federal relief suspended due to continued refusals of harvest work. About 19 000 family heads were taken off relief as work relief projects closed. Farmers in several Midwest states faced similar shutdowns and clients faced a choice between direct relief or farm work with concerns about wages and reentry to relief after harvest.
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Pierre
8. D
South Dakota Relief Administration
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Strangely Recorded Fight In New Orleans
In New Orleans on a July day police reported a strange fight between Fred Jackson and Isaac Kolman. Jackson struck Kolman with an iron pipe, Kolman tore Jackson’s upper lip, and Jackson carried a detached piece of flesh to Charity Hospital where doctors sewed it back.
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New Orleans
Fred Jackson
Issac Kolman
Kolman
Jackson
Charity Hospital
Joseph
Yankees and Tigers Postponed by Weather
New York July 22 The crucial AL leadership series between the Detroit Tigers and the Yankees was rained out. A doubleheader is set for tomorrow. The article notes a prominent golfer playing with his father and others on the Country Club course yesterday.
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New York
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
R. P. Jones
Scott Hudson, Sr
George Rahnog
SISTER MARYS KITCHEN MEAL PLANS FOR HOSTING
Practical tips for planning menus before guests arrive. Use leftovers creatively such as stuffed tomatoes from chicken meat and a fruit omelet for breakfast or luncheon. Details include a club sandwich variation with toasted cheese and pineapple and a filled cupcake dessert with peaches.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast to Dinner Highlights
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast with ripe plums cereal cream baked French toast milk and coffee. Luncheon features jellied bouillon radishes celery apricot omelet ice box cinnamon rolls watermelon cones milk tea. Dinner offers veal pot roast mashed potatoes beets in orange sauce cucumber salad filled cupcakes milk coffee.
Apples Prevail Too Late For Bear At Capitol Zoo
In Oklahoma City a fight between two bears ends with keeper Leon Blondin feeding green apples to Imp, the 450 pound grizzly, to calm him. Maggie, a three year old brown bear, is fatally injured and euthanized after the clash caused by Imp’s anger over her antics. Imp was a Des Moines mascot previously.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Moe
Moer
Imp
Maggie
Capitol Hill Zoo
Grigrly
Leon Blondis
Blondin
Des Moines
Sandlin Reunion Planned At N D Sandlin Home
Plans are set for the first Sandlin reunion to be held at N D Sandlin’s Sanders Ville home in Lawrence county on Friday August 9. Family members are urged to bring a basket dinner and share a day together.
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Sandlin
N.D. Sandlin
Sanders Ville
Lawrence County
Tribute follows shale boom leader Charles B. Ames
In the southwest oil country today tributes were paid to Charles B. Ames, a leader who pursued industry beyond wealth. He died after a heart attack near Meredith, New Hampshire, leaving a legacy tied to the off shore and regional oil efforts. The tribute notes his broader ambitions and impact on industry communities.
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Oklahoma City
Southwest
Charles B. Ames
Indus
Meredity
N. H
Loyal Builders social set for First Christian church
The Decatur area notes a Loyal Builders social at 8 pm Tuesday in the home of Miss Alma Schouber. All members are urged to attend. Local health and travel items include Mrs. J. K. Taylor moving home from Benevolent Society Hospital after ambulance transport. Various residents and visitors from Decatur, Somerville, Falkville, Lacon, Florence, and nearby towns appear in brief society items.
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First Christian Church
Alma Schouber
J. K. Taylor
Priest's Ambulance
Benevolent Society Hospital
Moulton
Lucy Bell
City Mission Board
Lucile McBride
Brown
E. L. Scott
Seventh Avenue
West
Blimps May Direct City Traffic From Air Above New York
Deputy Police Commissioner Harold Fowler envisions using lighter than air ships to guide Sunday traffic from a blimp gondola. He says airplanes would be too fast for directing flows and sees blimps as ideal for managing Gotham’s roads.
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New York
Gotham
Harold Fowler
Farm product values rise sharply amid stable rural costs
A Statistics Company report shows gross farm value reaching 8.86 billion dollars this year, up 12.6 percent from 7.87 billion in 1934. Higher farm prices and costs feed the gain, with increased demand in fall and winter due to enlarged rural buying power and delayed equipment purchases tightening supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statistics Company
Infant Dies in Alabama Lightning Crib Tragedy
An Aniston infant, Julia Irene Poole, 10 months, was electrocuted in her crib at home. Across Alabama over the weekend, 15 others were injured in accidents with no automobile fatalities reported besides one dangerous collision injury to Frank Cheney 55.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Julia
Irene Poole
Fred Poole
Anniston
Frank
Cheney
Cheney Lime Works
Anniston-Gadsden
Allen
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