Coroner holds hearing in Perry death. Garrett Toler held on bond
In New Bern a coroner's hearing on the death of 54 year old engineer Walter F. Perry ended without a verdict. Garrett Toler was ordered held on $1500 bond amid ongoing investigation. A further hearing is scheduled as insurance agent Sart Rooks testified about Perry's statements and family troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Perry
New Bern
Garrett Toler
Perry
Toler
Rooks
Paxton Toler
Garrett
Paxton
George Smith
German Diet Aims at Tuberculosis Mineral Reduction
A new tuberculosis diet in Germany focuses on limiting mineral salts and reducing sugar and starch while adding raw foods rich in vitamins. The approach emphasizes nutrition changes to support health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Prince Kunihide Kuni to renounce imperial status
Prince Kunihide Kuni, brother of Empress Nagako, leaves his Tokyo residence to announce he will renounce his imperial status and take a lower peer rank. Australia is noted as producing about a quarter of the world wool supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunihide Kuni
Japan
Nagako
Tokyo
Royal
Commonwealth of Australia
Scientists plan 1932 dinosaur egg congress near Beartooth
World experts will gather in Red Lodge Montana in summer 1932 to study dinosaur eggs found last year by Princeton expeditions. Dr Francis A Thomson of Montana School of Mines and Princeton will compile a regional Beartooth guide with data from the summer program led by Dr W T Thom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Mont
Congress of Savants
Princeton University Paleontologic
North American
Roy Chapman Andrews
Gobi Desert
China
International Congress of Geologists
Beartooth
Francis A. Thomson
Montana School of Mines
Princeton University
W. T. Thom
Hobby T
J. C. G. Siegriedt
Siegfriedt
Thompson Won’t Retire From Chicago Politics
Former Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson indicated he did not plan to retire from politics. The Chicago Herald and Examiner reported the remark as made yesterday in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Herald and Examiner Today
William Hale Thompson
Reno Wins Round in Divorce War Boosts Nevada Appeal
Reno lawyers celebrate Nevada’s recent victory in the so called divorce war among western states. In Los Angeles a strong earthquake rattled the area with isolated damage reports and warnings from seismologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. BP
Reno
Nev
Nevada
America
Idaho
Arkansas
Arkansas Ministerial Association
Reno Chamber of Commerce
Hot Springs
Ark
Little Rock
Lawyers and Bar Association
Chamber
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
New England
Intermountain States
Canada
Ancient College Plans Birthday Celebration in Paris
Paris AP report outlines 400th birthday plans for the College of France to be observed June 18 with several hundred delegates from major nations invited. Founded in 1530 by Francois I, the college has long pursued broad education without religious or racial prejudice despite past delays in funding approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
College of France
Francois I
United States
South America
Factories Grow on Northern Sea Lakes in Russia
In Russia great factories are being established on some of the northern sea lakes, and the sea weed is being turned not only into paper but into many other materials of great utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sellen
Prince No
Max Bones Jewelers & Optometrist Ex
EMT
Tikes
Congress
Montana
Thompson
Estelle
Jack
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Joseph Scott
Robert E. Burns
San Francisco
Burns
Los Angeles
Earl H. Leip
Compton
Long Beach
Carnegie Institution of Washington Seismological Laboratory
South Pasadena
Alt Redondo Beach
Santa Monica Bay
Torrence
Ancient College
Penslar
High Point
Armand's
Colgate
Luxuria Com
Pompeiana
Woodbury
Castile
Williams
Colonial Club Comb
Mennen’s
Eee
Ingrams Co Ae
Biltmore
THE
Green Lantern Grill & Sweet Shop, Inc
High Point Candy Company
North Main Street
Gray
Trout
Ibs
East Commerce
Ane