Sally Moon Probes Michael Heatheroe Disappearance
Sally Moon storms Michael Heatheroe's home and ransacks his belongings seeking clues. She uncovers a marriage certificate and letters hinting at his finances and past, then travels to New York to press Mr. Downrigg for help, asserting she is his fiancée.
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Michael
England
Ireland
Sally Moon
Clarence
Sally
Tips
Mister Michael
Miss Moon
Sonny Boy
New York
Mr. Downrigg
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a fast acting cure for itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema with a money back guarantee if the first jar fails. It claims tested medicine that melts and soaks in quickly.
Price war offers 100 pound ice cake in Martinsburg
In Martinsburg West Virginia a 100 pound ice cake sells for 15 cents after a price war. Dealers entice buyers with fly swatters and a big bag of salt as additional inducements to purchase.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Committee Favors Inheritance Tax Plan in Ways and Means
A June 11 AP report shows 14 of 25 members of the House Ways and Means Committee would back heavy inheritance and increased gift taxes if proposed by President Roosevelt. Fourteen would support, nine undecided, and two oppose. The poll suggests strong sympathy for wealth redistribution measures among committee members.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Teeth for gold ends with teen’s jail term
In Chicago on June 11 Dr. Harry L Pevsner extracted teeth for gold. Glen Lint, 17, traded teeth for gold until $150 was taken from his supplies. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail by the court.
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Chicago
Harry L. Pevsner
Glen Lint
Pevsner
Glen
Miss Decatur 10 Be Named Tonight in Pageant
Elimination of 25 contestants completed at Princess Theatre as 20 finalists advance to tonight's Crescent Amusement beauty pageant to choose Miss Decatur of 1935 on beauty poise and personality. Judges include Lee Moore Jr DF Birmingham and others with new judges tonight.
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Crescent Amusement Company
Princess Theatre
Miss Decatur
Dorothy Morrow
Edna Faye Jones
Margaret Humphrey
Frances Schnable
Frances Leppard
Margaret Ann Rogers
Estelle Russell
Lois Williams
Ruth Ross
Polly Rowe
Edna Elizabeth Adcock
Mary Ethel Williams
Opal Holland
Annie Sue Greenhill
Annie Kate Harrison
Ruth Durham
Mary White
Clara Belle Turner
Mary Clay Price
Ruth Francis
Lee Moore, Jr
Birmingham
FP. A. Bamford
Atlanta
Davis
Bell
Valdosta
Neal Wells
Cooper- Wellsian
Charles Murphy
Marguerite Jernigan
Shirley Bragg
Mary Ann Mason
Joan Summer
Virginia McGraw
Mary Ford Tillery
Murial Thomas
Jacklyn Johnson
Patsy A Patterson
Sidney Patterson
Leatrice Tumminello
Huntsville
Betty McGehee
June Claire Thompson
Decatur
Population figure cited for Memphis in June report
Vital Statistics from Memphis Tenn dated June 11 notes the city population figure in the June release. The brief item records civic data and references the Memphis area as part of the state statistics program.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Unclear fragment on new births in zoo ward
Fragment mentions a maternity ward in the uco with three tigers one monkey seven peacocks and one elk born today. no clear entities or context to identify a sender location or outcome.
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Uco
Boy Wins Sword Drill At Alabama Baptist Convention
Marion Alabama June event crowned Francia Day of Piper Alabama the first boy to win the annual sword drill of the Alabama Baptist Training Union during the 42nd convention. Day defeated Edna Baynes of Selma in the finale while Mrs John Mac Guire of Montgomery led the drill team. Dr Frank M Powell of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary spoke on youth turnout and offered four reasons for supporting the church citing fellowship central ideal of males in God s presence on earth good works and Christ s death and resurrection.
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Marion
Ala
Francia Day
Piper
Ale
Alabama Baptist Training Union
Day
Union
Edna Baynes
Selma
John MacGuire
Montgomery
Feam
Frank M. Powell
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Powell
Christ
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Charlotte Collins
Jasper
John Henry Bitting
Harper Cole
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Gram
Virginia Fox
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Jane Malone
Jane Harris
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Walter Reed
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Roy Malone
Elizabeth Malone
Morrie Wilhite
Loretto
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Wooldridge
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Pulaski, Tenn
E. A. Parsons
James Massey
Tuscaloosa
Univerity of Alabama
Willodean Williams
Wheaton College
Mamie Williams
Roy Malone, Jr
Birmingham Southern
Buck Patton
Roy Patton
Drile
Francis Day
James L. Rankin
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Lou Gehrig
Melvin Ott
Harold Schumacher
Guy Bush
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
George M. Lott, Jr
William T. Tilden
Lester R. Stoefen
Bruce Barnes
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Tommy Armour
Willie Macfarlane
Helen Hicks
Denny Shute
Jim Bausch
George Barker
Leo Sexton
Helene Madison
Stubby Kruger
Josephine McKim
Susan Vilas
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Dutch”) Smith
Georgia Coleman
Pete Desjardins
Sam Howard
Raymond Stevens
Jack Shea
Irving Jaffee
Bill Cook
Paul Thompson
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Charles F. Ryder
Raynolde Tob, Co
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