Fish Boom Starts In Republican Race For 1936 Presidency
Washington dispatch notes early 1936 GOP talk centers on Franklin D. Roosevelt as a frontrunner and Hamilton Fish Jr. as a potential rival. Harold Knutson drives Fish’s campaign while various figures including Pat Hurley loom as possible noncontenders. The piece cites Fish’s cautious stance and says the campaign manager promotes Fish’s appeal, with emphasis on party duty versus country call. Marriage licenses listed for George H. Harrison and Vera Mae Williams in Houston County.
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McCarl
Nebraska
United States
Norgis
Hoover
Wadsworth
Mills
Snell
Stiver
Vandenberg
Pat
Congress
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Fish
Harold Houtson
Minnesota
House
Minsiectopt
Koutson
New York
Capitol
Atates
Knutzon
Knutson
Omaha
House of Representatives
Mississippi River
Houston County
George H. Harrison
Headland
Vera Mae Willams
Dothan
Curtis G. Hall
Newton
Inspector Grice Probes Murder-Tied Cellar Clues
Guy defends alibi as Inspector Grice questions movements at Warnes Cottage and cellar details. A roll of linoleum and missing key shift suspicion toward a possible staged murder. Alison believes danger looms as a cyanide death marks the scene.
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Bigio
Grice
Guy
Arto
Inspector Grice
Romance of Annette Andrews Allen at Vassar
Wire story recalls Annette Andrews Allen and Hervey Allen meeting at Vassar where he taught and she studied. They married eight years ago and live at the Allen place in Oxford Maryland with their children Marc and Very Ann. Annette is a quiet hostess and voracious reader who writes book reviews and helped type poems written by Hervey.
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Annette Andrews Allen
Vassar
Hervey Allen
Annette
Fingerprints Link Negro Felon to Double Killing
Kilby prison officials announced James Glenn, a Montgomery County convict, identified by army fingerprint records as Lee Somerville. Somerville is wanted in Pickens County for killing a deputy sheriff and wounding the sheriff in 1926. He was convicted in Montgomery in 1932 for assault with intent to murder and sentenced to three and a half to four years. He was at Camp C in Scottsboro when identified and returned to prevent escape. Pickens officials plan to prosecute him for the double killing.
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Montgomery
Kilby
James Glenn
Scottsboro
Somerville
Pickens County
Frank Boswell
Ruby Prison
Pickene County
Isleres
Two and Inez Thomas Plus Others Named in Local Paring
Two and Inez Thomas 21 of Newton route one Chester L Newton 39 long Buldeed Butler 19 both of Dov tar route four.
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Inez Thomas
Newton
Chester L. Newton
Buldeed Butler
Dov 'Tar
Insomniac Warned to Confine Trudging Within Public Place
BUFFALO, N. Y. Tune 18 AP John Madlay 95 years old walks to cope with sleeplessness and was arraigned for trespassing on railroad property. Judge Cutford McLaughlin advised walking in daytime to help sleep. Madlay pressed that sleep eludes him and mentioned a late brother in Poland, noting his family’s long life.
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Buffalo
John Madlay
Cutford McLaughlin
Maday
Poland
McLaughlin
Death Takes Former Columbia Minister
Rev. Robert A. Smith, former pastor of the Columbia Baptist church, died at his home in Social Circle, Georgia, at about 65 after years of ill health. He served Columbia from 1924 to 1929 before moving to Social Circle and remained its pastor until his death, survived by his wife and relatives in Texas. Funeral plans were not yet set.
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Columbia
Robert A. Smith
Columbia Baptist Church
Social Circle
Alabama farmers to receive over 20 million in aid
Auburn reports Dr. L M Duncan director of the state extension service says Alabama farmers were paid 20 31 048 in rental and benefit payments by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration for the period May 12 1983 to April 30 1028. He adds that starting next month farmers will receive about 10 000 000 for reducing coffee peanut and corn hog production this season, bringing the total to above 20 million.
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Auburn
L. M. Duncan
State Extension Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Alabama
Aviator birthday climb for seven decades in Colorado Springs
AP reports BL Wood aged 87 marked his birthday by piloting a chartered airplane to the summit of Pikes Peak. For seven years he had celebrated birthdays by climbing the mountain either via cog road or motor car, and on the occasion he sought a new thrill with aerial ascent.
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Daphne
Bob
Preedy
Allson
Robert
Daphos
Robert Rede
Robert Bede
Bostyn
Rebet
Colorado Springs
Colocae 13
Wood
Pikes Peak
Tosterday
Seren
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Tar
Wérley
Ainute
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EAE Network
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