Mrs Williams asserts husband innocent in assault case
Mrs Ray Williams, wife of the suspect held after an assault on Victor Kalkanderas, restaurant proprietor, claims alibi and that they were together until after 11 PM. She disputes hat color, describes clothing, and says a key witness saw a different man. Prosecutors eye hearings. case turned to state with possible assault with intent to murder charge. Williams previously escaped a 60 day sentence and may face that matter. Kalkanderas identified the suspect. others could not. Newsmen and officials observed the scene as questions about motive and associate sightings linger.
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Ray Williams
Victor Kalkanderas
East Main Street
M. D. Layton
Williams
Kalkanderas
Mr. Layton
Mettler
Kalkanderas Haseen
Revolt in Chile Draws Gunfire and Policy Debate
News notes gunfire in Chile amid a revolt while U S lawmakers discuss steep expenditures cuts and price restoration through international action. Virginia Senator Byrd and Louisiana Senator Long back repealing planks at the states. Prohibition remains largely supported among leaders though tax and tariff policy stirs resistance. Hull may cede the resolutions chair if not accepted, with Hitchcock as a potential successor.
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Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
Lake Michigan
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senator Long
Louisiana
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Hausner Will Continue From Page One
The article describes Hausner visiting the Captain's cabin for respite during questioning and being photographed. He smiles bashfully and returns after each attempt to rest, as the Coast Guard Cutter Perry carries U S public health and customs officers aboard.
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Hausner
Coast Guard
Perry
United States Public Health and Customs
State board adopts revised school books in 1932 changes
The State Board of Education readopted several primers and readers and added new civics and history titles for 1932 33, arguing price unfairness allowed more than 30 percent change. An injunction blocked February changes and prior contracts were annulled by the circuit court after the supreme court found other factors influenced civics book changes. Publishers urged action to avoid higher costs and pledged to supply cheaper substitutes if needed.
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Civics
D. C. Heath and Company
New York
Getell
United States
Ginn and Company
Columbus
Ohio
T. C. Townsend
Circuit
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Speech Signals Broad Prohibition Reform Debate
McAdoo spoke on Roosevelt's remarks noting progress outside Texas and California, resisting a second choice, and backing the Texas plan to repeal the 18th amendment. He urged voters to decide on the issue in a public referendum.
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McAdoo
Esc
Textbook Adoptation Debated by West Virginia Publishers
Four West Virginia newspaper publishers urged the state board to adopt books for one year to allow the next legislature to consider a proposal that state schol child ren's textbooks be published. The discussion touches on adoption and use of textbooks in public schools and possible cost reductions during a five year period.
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West Virginia
Costly yachts and ship yards burn in Quincy blaze
A fire swept the Victory ship building plant in Quincy destroying luxurious yachts and causing about 2,000,000 in damage. Eight firemen were seriously injured while fire raged for four hours. Boats including Amijean worth 250,000 and Sheila valued at 200,000 were destroyed. Officials reported further yachts valued at 000,000 were moved from the plant in recent weeks. The glass structure suffered extensive damage.
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Quincy
Mass
Victory Ship
Amijean
Francis Whitten
Palm Beach
Fis
Sheila
George W. Loft
Enouth
Statue to Indian fighter unveiled in New Rumley
A statue honoring Major General George A. Custer was unveiled at Custer State Park in New Rumley Ohio. Born December 5, 1839, Custer rose to fame as a military leader and died at the Little Bighorn battle in Montana.
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Cadis
Ohio
George A. Custer
Fittin Les
Custer
New Rumley
the Little Big Hort
Montana
George Win
Cust
Prisoners complain as cock fight noise disturbs jail
Prisoners protest to the sheriff over a cock fight held near the jail at dawn. The morning disturbance of cocks crowing interrupts prisoners’ slumbers and prompts official attention from law enforcement.
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Gentary
Daily Crossword Puzzle Update Says Word List Mixed
Puzzle notes and scrambled clues appear in this dated crossword section with across and down hints about goods belly veal and gear. It references a river and a belt while mentioning names and terms like matlin and renate in a playful, nostalgic tone.
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Murieat Sinalen
Renate
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