Quadruplets Feed Family Record Set in Sac City
Mrs L R Wycoff of Sac City gives birth to quadruplets boosting the family roster to six. Father Lawrence Wycoff works for the State Highway Department at 16 a week. Babies Jester Dean 4 12, Lavern Danene 4 0, Lavenne Danene 3 12, Lorraine Detlaine 2 2. Dr G H Swearingen attended and notes normal appetites. Incubator methods rejected. physician and wife discuss future care.
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L. R. Wycoff
Sac Gig
Wycoff
iMren
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D. W
Jester Dean
Lavern Danene
Lavenne Danene
Lorraine Detlaine
G. H. Swearingen
Dr. Swearingen
JR Hussey 68 Dies After Long Illness at Home
J R Hussey 68 died early Sunday at 215 West Crawford Street after a long illness. Funeral at 3:30 p.m. at the home with Rev. L W Dockery officiating. He leaves a widow and daughter Lucile. Pallbearers listed. burial in city cemetery with Dowling Rhodes in charge.
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W.crawford Street
L. W. Dockery
Lucile
Marl Dennis
Jamie Oppert
J. H. Purswil
B. S. Norton
C. P. Knight
Louis Oppert
Dowling-Rhodes
Dale County Man Dies at Home Near Ozark
M L Whaley firmer died at his home near Ozark Sunday morning. He is survived by his widow and three sons M L Whaley Jr James and Charles Whaley. four daughters Elen Houdenslager Ruth Lena Whaley. a brother Henry Webb. three sisters Hattie Bryant Olivia Ard and Mia Smell. Funeral services to be announced by Holman Funeral Home.
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M. L. Whaley
Mear
Paperus, Wash
James
Charles Whaley
Elen Houdenslager
Hazzard
Stella Whaley
Alva
Ruth
Lena Whaley
Henry
Webb
Hattie Bryant
Olivia Ard
Mia
Julius Smell
Holman Funeral Home
Foreign News Digest Mixes Politics and Unrest Across Europe
London reports show former Kaiser era figures praising Hitler and hinting at a restoration of the monarchy while Paris reels from weekend clashes as authorities vow to curb disorders. In Asia, Japan resumes pressure on Nanking and rumors of executions surface amid tensions. Also notes Snowden’s anti MacDonald stance, and a Garden State visit by Mr and Mrs Hope Moody to relatives in New York City. The Alabama Farm Bureau posts its annual meeting details for June 14 1934 in Montgomery with secretary Beaty filing notice.
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Oklahoma Prisoners Fight Sterilization Law Test Case
Prisoners at an Oklahoma state penitentiary protest a new sterilization law affecting about 1800 convicts. The men have posted a plea sign to raise funds to support the Winkler test case, naming George Winkler as a key plaintiff.
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Infant Tops Snake Killing Record With Short Stick
A 20 month old boy named Thaxton Smith in a front yard killed an 18 inch rat snake after his sister Nina Joe warned him. The mother, Mrs. Smith, was nearby clipping grass when she saw him poke the snake as it struck, ending the reptile threat.
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Robert Thaxton Smith
Nina Joe
Thaxton
Hercules to Challenge Buck in Snake Killing Belt
With proper equipment the latest Hercules model is expected to outpace Frank Buck in the snake killing belt as future advances loom.
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Frank Buck
Feen a mint the new chewing gum laxative
An advertising piece touts Feen a mint as a chewing gum laxative that provides a prompt gentle full action without shock. It claims doctors prescribe the ingredient and markets it as safer for children and for busy people, with a 25 cent price at druggists.
Plane crash sighting location in Sullivan County New York
Report notes the crash site in one of New York’s least populous counties, Sullivan, 100 miles from New York City. Sullivan borders Ulster, covers 967 square miles, and has about 30 000 residents. The rugged Catskills rise in the county’s terrain near the Delaware and Hudson rivers.
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Sullivan County
Ulster
Catskill Mountains
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Royal Arch Meeting Election of Officers Tonight
Election of officers for the current year to be held at the annual meeting of Dothan Chapter No. 113 Royal Arch Masons tonight at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple.
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Royal Arch Masons
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