Championship Locomotives Spark Old Race Comeback
Atlanta and Chattanooga mayors broker a revival race between the Civil War era engines the General and the Texas. The General, stationed in Chattanooga, challenges the Texas housed in Atlanta. Both sides claim fitness as plans hinge on arranging a date. The original April 12 1862 race began at Big Shanty with Captain Fuller pursuing by foot and steam, ending near Ringgold when the General failed.
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Big Shanty
W. A. Fuller
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Ringgold
Tenn
Feature Writer Mary Maliett Dies in Clinton Iowa
Mary B. Maliett, noted feature and magazine writer, died yesterday after a long heart disease illness. She began writing in Clinton and held roles at The Chicago Tribune New York World New York Sun and New York Times. From 1917 to 1924 she served as managing editor for The American Magazine.
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Mary B. Maliett
Clinton
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New York World
New York Sun
New York Times
American Magazine
Reopened AM&SM plant in Fort Smith brings back 50 workers
In Fort Smith Arkansas the Athletic Mining and Smelting company was ordered to reopen on Tuesday with more than 50 workers recalled. President Raymond Orr said the move mainly restores winter jobs for former employees after the plant had been closed since July 1931.
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Athletic Mining & Smelting Company
Raymond Orr
Debts and policy talk mark Hoover Roosevelt talks
At the White House Hoover and Franklin D Roosevelt discussed debt resurvey and the world economic conference. They explored the American delegation to the conference while Mills and Moley observed as the transition leader and incumbent spoke privately.
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White House
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Moley
Stone
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Mr. Roosevelt
Winnie Ruth Judd Seeks Life Appeal From Arizona Court
Winnie Ruth Judd has made a final appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court over her murder conviction for slaying Agnes Ann Leroi. Attorneys claim improper self defense instructions and cite a letter found in a Los Angeles store drain as evidence. A ruling will come after November 30, with possible retrial if granted and execution date set if affirmed.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Agnes ‘Ann Leroi
Arisona Supreme Court
High Tribunal
O. V. Wilson
Wilson
Faithless and Other Film Listings Feature star lineup
The roundup lists showings for gMovies and Fox News with actors Robi Montgomery Talulah Bankhead Ricardo Cortez Walter Huston Lupe Velez Clara Bow Claudette Colbert George M. Cohan Jimmie Durante George Arliss Mary Astor Evelyn Knapp Bardie Albright John Mack Brown Jack Hoxie and others in titles Faithless Kongo Call Her Savage Successful Calamity Malay Nights and Out-.
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Pathe News
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Crestwood
Fox News
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Lupe Velez
Clara Bow
Savage
Mrs Sarah Trimm Dies Near Gordon at 72
Mrs Sarah Trimm aged 72 of Gordon route one died Monday night at her brother M Trimm's home after a brief illness. Survived by brothers A Trimm of Winfield and R A Trimm of Broken Bow. Funeral held at Bluff Springs church with Rev Joe White of Campbellton Fla officiating. Fellows and Forrester in charge.
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Gordon
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A. Trimm
Winfield
R. A. Trimm
Broken Bow
Oklo
Bluff Springs Church
Joe White
Campbellton
Fla
Fellows& Forrester
The Old Dark House at Alabama theater lineup
The Alabama schedule lists The Old Dark House starring Boris Karloff Karen Morley Melvyn Douglas and Charlie Laughton with comedy and news plus Football Schooling for the Fan. It also features The Most Dangerous Game with Joel McCrea and Fay Wray and The Fourth Horseman with Tom Mix and Margaret Lindsay and Fred Kohler alongside serial The Last Frontier.
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Boris Karloff
Karen Morley
Melvyn Douglas
Charlie, Laughton
Joel McCreh
Fay Wray
Tom Mix
Margaret Lindsay
Fred Kohler
Minnesota Record Fair On Grid Football Bierman Explains
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman, in his first season back at his alma mater after coming from Tulane, said the Gophers had a fair season with more injuries than usual. He noted Minnesota played a more power oriented game, unlike the open style seen in the South, and that Purdue was the second opponent of the fall.
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Tulane
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
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