Brutal shotgun ambush kills three in New Jersey pine barrens
Three men from Easton, Pennsylvania, were slain in a planned shotgun ambush in a secluded pine barren near Mt. Holly New Jersey. The victims were Stanley Zimmer 23 William Schwar 22 and Edward Riehl 21. Police call it a main mob murder and say the crime was planned with marked trees and spent shells found at the scene.
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MT. Holly
N. J
New Jersey
Pine Barrens
Stanley Zimmer
Wiliam Schwar
Edward Riehl
Easton
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
Polione
Zimmer
Schwar
Pennsylvania
Harrison Couple Weekend in Panarna City Guests
Dr and Mrs H D Harrison spent the weekend in Panarna City and were joined home by Miss Elizabeth Elves of that city who will be their guest for a few days.
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H. D. Harrison
Panarna City
Elizabeth Elves
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Cure
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a double remedy for malaria and general blood tonic. It claims to destroy malarial infection in the blood, build up the blood, and fortify against future attacks. It targets all ages, praises safety, and notes a dollar size offering more value.
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Grove
Marian Gordon Witnesses at Brown Coriberg Trial
Marion Gordon, a morning Dispatch reporter, shares details with her editor about the Brown Coriberg trial. Lon Casad, a close friend, is said to be involved in a wilted scheme. Brown Ace accused of taking $10,000 to influence a defective high echoe build. Jenny Case tracks him with Linda Carlton, the roommate. Marian heads to the courthouse as Tony the flower seller chats with her.
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Marion Gordon
Morning Dispatch
Lon Casad
Brown Ace
Jenny Case
Jenny
Linda Carlton
Marian Tz
Tony
Honor and Measles Mark the Courthouse Floor
Marian confronts fear and duty as Lon Casad arrives in the courthouse to learn the Brown bribery verdict. The scene shifts through crowded corridors, a teeming press table, and a debate on honor among men and women, amid lingering tension and hidden longing.
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Lem Southerland
Maran
Sutherland
Ian
Marian
Lon
Len
Lem Sutherland
Jesena 5Uman
Alabama entry wins national egg laying contest
Alabama's flock of ten white Leghorns won the national egg laying championship with 3 020 points and 2 887 eggs since October 1. Dixie Poultry Yards of Chapman entered the champ flock, with 22 states and Hawaii sending entries. Maine Rhode Island reds placed second and a Texas entry third. Individual honors went to an Alabama Leghorn with 334 eggs in 51 weeks.
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Chipley
Alabama
Dixie Poultry Yards
Chapman
Hawaiian Islands
Maine
Rhode Island Reds
Texas
Ice Cream Supper For Bay Springs School Benefit
An ice cream supper will be held Saturday night September 29 at Bay Springs to benefit Bay Springs school. Entertainment is organized by Miss Opal Ivey and Mrs. Lena Collins, the school superintendent.
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Bay Springs
Bay Springs School
Opal Ivey
Lena Collins
New Fervor Grips Growers As Cotton Parity Falls
Auburn Alabama September 24 AP cotton picking movement sweeps northward with renewed vigor as farmers expect 7 803 316 in rental and parity payments from Uncle Sam in coming weeks Dr L N Duncan Auburn extension director says third parity payment combined with second rental payment to be distributed in October total Alabama benefit payments this year estimated at 11 604 248 Landowners in Black Belt report tenant farmers have paid rent for the year and have extra money left over indicating prosperity Gin certificate issuance under Bankhead Act speeded up with 60 counties served and remaining seven to be reached soon Prices for ham bacon and salt meat rise while farmers await a cold snap to insure hog production and smokehouse filling.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Uncle Sam
Theouth
Houston County
Madison
Limestone
Tenneates Valley
L. N. Duncan
Duncan
Black Belt
State Allotment Board
Walter Randolph
Alabama groups back license law drive in 1935
Birmingham Sept 4 AP Two state organizations pledge to push enactment of a state automobile drivers license law before the 1935 Alabama legislature. Alabama American Legion joins, urging posts to aid. Col William B Prichard says law modeled on New Jersey Missouri with tests and penalties, preventing driving without a license. Leroy F Hill praises regional support.
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Birmingham
Alabama
State Department
Erican Legion
William 8. Prichard
Prichard
Leroy F. Hill
Col. Prichard
New Jersey
Missouri
Farmers urged to grow feed for stability in cotton era
Cultural leaders told farmers that high cotton prices would help little unless they produced their own food and feed on the farm. The remark stressed self sufficiency to sustain income amid market fluctuations.
Feen-a-mint Mint Laxative Ad Claims Gentle Action
An ad pitch promotes Feen-a-mint a mint flavored laxative. It claims safe non habit forming relief with saliva stimulation and even distribution through the intestines for a natural gentle action. The copy targets summer use and promises consistent bowel regularity.
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Tonya
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Lexucer
Steke
Marietta
Arian
Mickey Mouse
Bowen
Tabby
Grown
Bryan Sign CO
Main and St. Andrews Sts
Eagie Ciassitisg
Stovall’s
Crug
J. H. Stovall
Box 253
Columbia
Als
D. Harrison
Optometrist
N. Foster St
Firestone
Aw Firestone
Sentinel
H. D
Teatres
Biesen
Eremator
D.C. Railway and Electric Com
Neiman Motors
Chicago
Voice of
Gladys Swarthout
N.B.C
Weaf Network
Malone Motor CO
Tire Dept
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