Rothschild Baron Louis Freed in Paris After Vienna Imprisonment
Baron Louis Rothschild, long imprisoned by Nazi secret police in Vienna, arrived in Paris from Zurich with his entourage. He will rest under doctors orders and pursue legal action to reclaim part of his fortune, with relatives in London and Paris aiding negotiations.
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Paris
Baron Louis Rothschild
Vienna
Zurich
Switzerland
Baron Eugene de Rothschild
Paris East
Baron Eugene
Auteuil
Eugene de Rothschild
Katherine Wolff
Philadelphia
Louis
Rothschild
Germany
Austria
Baron Louis
Rotschild
France
London
Hotel Metropole
Kurt Schuschnigg
Siiile Saner
Duke of Windsor
Golf Roundup Promotes Proper Play and New Players
The weather improves for golf as new players join. A.C. Bailey and partners posted a 32 and 31 for nine holes, with Ben Britnell aiding. Readers are urged to replace divots, avoid rough-based lies, and follow rules to keep golf challenging and enjoyable.
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Billy Wyker
A. C. Bailey
Dave Martin
Ben Britnell
A. C
New York
Billy Day
Jerome Ferguson
E. P. King
Sidney Patterson
Sam Wheat
John Caddell
Ben Johnston
The Longest Day After a Party in Eleanor Parrish’s Life
Eleanor waits for news from her husband Phil Parrish a newspaperman who vanished after a party. She frets over a missing envelope and a possible call while their child Jessica rests. That evening they walk to the park where Phil hints at saying something grave as suspense builds toward a continuation.
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Eleanor Parrish
Eleanor
Phil
Jessica
Jesseca
Mr. Parrish
Parrish
South America
Steve
Horace Greeley
Syndicate
Astor
Mona
Mona Ahlberg
Infant Dies In Iron Lung After Birth
An 18 ounce newborn named Phyllis Theresa Melchionne died in an iron lung today in Los Angeles, twenty four hours after birth. The attending physician reported the infant failed to survive the first day.
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Los Angeles
Phyllis Theresa Melchionne
Debate over mysterious “monkeys” found in banana stalk
In Grove Hill Alabama locals debate the origin of 12 baby animals found in a banana stalk at W. D. Dunn Grocery. Experts in New York Albuquerque and Alabama weigh in while only four survive. Local clerk Cheater Jordan notes they resemble monkeys and draw visitors as veterinarians offer mixed opinions.
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Grove Hill
Ala
W. D. Dunn
South Alabama
Dunn
Albuquerque
New York
Cheater Jordan
Jordan
George) Collins
Clarke County
Central America
Mobile
Harry C. Heath
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
J. M. Robinson
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Zoology Department
Auburn
Economy push to cut agriculture bill and set blanket cuts
May 13 Washington advocates vow to renew bid to slash the agriculture department appropriation totaling 1,218,666,572 approved by the Senate yesterday. Senator Adams proposes blanket next fiscal year reductions to save at least 250,000,000.
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Washington
House
Agriculture Department
Senate
Adams
Cole
Congress
Exercise to Beauty by Helen Follett Little
An article arguing for outdoor activity to enhance beauty and health. It promotes daily brisk walks, outdoor exercise, and avoiding indoor laziness, noting improved circulation, appetite, and sleep. It mentions cosmetic fixes for damaged brows and recalls old notions of permanent blush.
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Helen Follett
Rabies Inoculations Planned Across Morgan County
Dr. R E B South announces May 15 to August 31 1838 as the inoculation period for Morgan county dogs. Jimmie Collier I V Jolly and Claude Tucker lead eastern western and southern sections with full police authority to enforce. Public cooperation urged and visits will be made or dogs can be brought to inspectors or veterinarians.
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Morgan County
R. E B. South
Dr. South
Jimmie Collier
I. V. Jolly
Claude Tucker
Health Department
Congress Acts In Brief On Farm Bill And Reorganization Plan
The Senate approved a $1.218 billion farm bill by 61 to 14 and backed President Roosevelt's second government reorganization plan. The Interstate Commerce Committee approved a revised railroad bankruptcy procedure.
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House
Senate
President Roosevelt
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Remodeling facial features to suit taste advice
Advice notes cosmetic procedures like nose reshaping, chin removal, and wrinkle reduction exist but are costly. Seek a surgeon with good standing, and ask your family doctor to refer you to a reputable specialist.
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