Enna Case Tangles Around Missing Miss Turverson
Police probe Van Poderjay as traces of Agnes Turverson surface. Trunks, gowns, and jewelry tied to the New York woman found in Poderjay’s apartment. Susanne Ferran, believed connected, admits ownership of the items while Vienna awaits New York guidance on extradition.
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ENNA
van Poderjay
International
Juan
Agnes Turverson
Jme
Qhivka
Belpis
Bepis
New York
Tufverson
Poderjay
Zhivka
Wome
Couna
Copenhagen
Proderjay
Miss Tufverson
Miss Julverson
Detroit
Miss Pulverson
England
Aihough
Susanne Ferran
Ahe
Poderfay
Miss Ferran
London
Misa Ferran
Miss Turverson
Miss Turversons
Pederfav
Miss Tulverson
Miss Tilverson
India
Southampton
Vienna
Yugoslavia
Veteran railroad man kills self with gun in Montgomery
BJ Dunn, 62, a conductor with over 40 years on the Lewisville and Nashville railroad, shot himself last night at the rear of his home in Montgomery. His family at the supper table said despondency over failing health prompted the act. Surviving are two daughters Ruth and Louise Dunn, secretaries of the Supreme Court, and son David Earl Dunn, an employee of the state auditor's office.
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Montgomery
BJ. Dunn
Lewisville and Nashville
Ruth
Louise Dunn
Supreme Court
David Earl Dunn
State Auditor's Office
Kruschen Salts Advertised Across the Nation
Readers praise Kruschen Salts for weight loss and constipation relief across many states. Letters from G. W. Bryant of Foxboro Massachusetts and others describe dropping pounds, improved health, and frequent purchases, urging friends to try the product despite varying claims.
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Havenaeles
Mx. G. W. Bryant
Foxboro
Mass
Revival planned at Ashford Methodist Church
A week long revival opens Wednesday at Ashford Methodist Church with sermons by Rev J W Haskew of Dothan and music directed by Rev T J Nowell of Ashford. Daily Vacation Bible School attracted over 40 children and a junior choir will perform during the revival.
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D. W. Haskew
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Ashford Methodist Church
Haskew
Dothan
W. B. Atkinson
J. W. Haskew
T. J. Nowell
Ashford
Bible School
J. T. Rodney, Jr
Margaret Cameron
Lester Fellows Jr
Neva Bergle Hall
Melba Bronkins
Annie Claude Freeman
Mary Frances Fell
Mary Freeman
Buren Wells
Otis Bell
Oscar Freeman
Dollie Adams
Dorothy Glass
Ima Jean Glass
Jackie Atkinson
George Bell
Tommie Well Rodney
Margaret Freeman
Rose Leverett
Joe Wells
Stanton
Joelyn Harper
Louise Adams
Carrie Bell Adams
Martha Gheesling
Ann McArthur
Pubber McArthur
Winnie Ruth Price
Charlie Nell Jackson
Linda Pate
Myra Jean Hall
Jacklyn Gheesling
Zac Blocker
Fillie Ray Blocker
Grand Jury Probes Balloting in Montgomery Primaries
Montgomery County grand jury enters day two of an election fraud probe focusing on absentee ballots in May and June Democratic primaries. Sheriff Sam Stearns, Robert T. Goodwyn Sr., and David T. Blakey testified, with 1,400 May and 1,985 June absentee ballots impounded for review.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery County
Grand Jury
Sam Stearns
Robert T. Goodwyn
Democratic Executive Committee
David T. Flakey, Jr
Blakey
Court of Common Pleas
James Boatner
M. T. Ingle
Hay
Winter Thorington
Grand
LSA and NCSU to Play Manhattan College in 1935
Manhattan College announced that North Carolina State and Louisiana State will join the 1935 football schedule, with games at Ebbetts Field in Brooklyn. NCSU is set for October 13 and LSU for November 2, marking the first southern teams to appear in New York.
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New York
Anglem
Manhattan College
North Carolina State
Louisiana State
Manhattan
Ebbetts Field
Brooklyn
North Carolina
Louisiana
Acid Burns Found On Face Of Slain Dentist
Eldorado June 19 AP discovery of acid burns on the face and head of Dr. Homer T. Meyer 55 a wealthy Eldorado dentist slain on a farm near Equality. Funeral director R S Martin said he found burns above the left eye and along the left cheek and forehead while preparing the body for burial.
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Eldorado
Homer T. Meyer
Equality
R. S. Martin
Martin
Harvard Alum Hanfstaengl Wary Return To Class Of ’09 Reunion
Cambridge June 19 AP Ernst F Sedwick Hanfstaengl once cheered freshmen at Harvard and wrote college operettas now faces a possible spectacle at the Class of ’09 reunion on the Charles River. His ties to Nazi leadership drew protests and fueled tension over free speech at Harvard. He later backed away from the trip and pledged a scholarship, while his Harvard connections and biographical twists drew international interest.
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Cambridge
Ernst F. Sedwick Hantstaengl
Harvard
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hanfstaeng
Herr Hanfstaeng
Elliot C. Cutler
Charles River
Stir
Hitler
America
Hanfstaengland
Cutler
Harvard University
Berlin
Dr. Hanfstaengi
Hanfstaengl
New York
Hale
Ernst F. Sedwick Hanfstaeng
Congress Debates Railroad Labor Bill Amid Quarrels
Congress adjournment mood after a lengthy clash over the railroad labor bill. Wheeler and Hastings led filibuster efforts while Robinson pressed for passage as the measure faced a voice vote. The bill would allow employers to recognize bargaining representatives chosen by labor organizations.
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Blanton
Tex
Representative Traux
Ohio
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Bob
A Follette
Couzens
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robinson
Blakey Named Delegate to Optometric Meet
Pr Thomas J Hopkins of Montgomery was elected president of the Alabama Optometric Association at its convention in Birmingham. Birmingham chosen for 1925 convention city. Hopkins, president twice before, succeeds H P McDonald of Mobile with W W Barnes of Decatur as vice president and J W Merrell of Birmingham as secretary treasurer. Hopkins and George W Blakey of Dothan named delegates to the national convention in Toronto Canada.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas J. Hopkins
Alabama Optometric Aesoriation
Birmingham
Hopkins
H. P. McDonald
Mobile
W. W. Barnes
Decatur
J. WH. Merrell
Greorge W. Blakey
Dothan
Toronto
Canara
Pie Traynor Named Manager of Pirates
Veteran third baseman Pie Traynor was appointed manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, succeeding George Smibsen. President William F. Benewagner announced the change, noting the move aims to benefit the club as they slump into fourth place behind the Boston Braves.
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Pittsburgh
Apo Harold
Pie” Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Smibsen
William F. Benewagner
Gibson
Traynor
Pirates
Boston Braves
Last Rites Held for Actor Hal Skelly in New York
Funeral services were held at the Church of St Malachy for Hal Skelly the Broadway actor killed in an automobile accident near West Cornwall Connecticut. The body will be sent to Davenport Iowa for burial with notable figures from the Lambs Club Friars Catholic Actors Guild and Quiet Birdmen in attendance.
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New York
Church of St. Malachy
Hal Skelly
West Cornwall
Conn
Davenport
Iowa
The
Lambs Chih
Friars
Cathohc Actors Guild
Quiet Birdmen
Opposition grows as Von Papen attacks Nazi extremism
June 19 Berloem AP observers report rising tension between President Hindenburg and Chancellor Hitler after Franz Von Papen condemns Nazi extremism. Nadolyn resigns as ambassador to Russia amid conservative dissent while Goering defends regime stability.
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Berloem
von Hindenhere
Germany
Adote Wittler
Franz von Papen
Hindenburg
Rudolf Nadolyn
Russia
Nadolyn
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Potsdam
Hermann Goering
Prussia
Black-Draught praised as reliable laxative by Rome man
A 71 year old Rome Kentucky resident, W J Van Over, says he has used Thedford’s Black-Draught for about four decades. He relies on it as a purgative when bilious or dizzy and reports relief and general help. Keep a package at home for prompt constipation relief at first signs.
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Harvard
Hanfstaengl
Hyanfy
New York
Harvard Club
Germany
Bavaria
Reichswehr
Hanfstaengls Villa
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Helen Nie
Thedford
W. J. Vanover
Rome
May EU era rumors and monarchist hints in Germany
In May reports claim Hitler spoke in Gera pledging a ready strike against critics. Von Papen urged Marburg students toward guarded monarchist ideas. Nadolyn resigned amid Sitter’s refusal of Auasia’s non aggression offer. Germany fears a France Russian alliance.
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Hitler
Gera
Germany
von Papan
Marburg University
Nadolyn
Sitter
Auasia
France
Bean shipments from Florida expect full harvest
Seven thousand carloads of snap beans had been shipped from Florida by the latter part of April and growers estimated all canneries will be broken before the end of the season.
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Florida
Apr
London Tower Bridge Undergoes First Scrub in a Decade
London officials announce restoration of Tower Bridge with a four-year scrub cycle, the first major cleaning in ten years. The project aims to preserve the landmark and maintain its structural integrity while minimizing disruption to nearby traffic and tourism.
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London
Fanning Tower Bridge
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