Sniper Kill Shocks Bride in New Jersey Home
A mysterious shooter killed Grace Juliano a five month pregnant bride in West Orange New Jersey as she stood by a bath window. Police traced a first shot to J C Doorn two doors away while they investigated a nearby sniping report. The second bullet hit Juliano from inside her bathroom. Her husband Joseph 35 heard her cry I’m shot. The killer used a .22 rifle and authorities suspect mischievous youths or an insane person. Juliano’s father in law is former United Hatters of America president John A Moffitt.
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West Orange
N. J
Grace Juliano
Joseph
Orange Memorial Hospital
J. C. Doorn
Juliano
Doorn
United Hatters of America
John A. Moffitt
Federal Department of Labor
Silent for Six Months Kadambal? Correction: Story features no clear name
Indianapolis report on a patient advised to remain silent for six months to treat tuberculous laryngitis and protect lung cavities. After 180 days of silence he spoke briefly, with doctors noting a full recovery may take up to a year.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Ebacol
Escol
Deer and duck bagged with bow and arrow in Kalamazoo
Howard J. Cooper followed an old hunting method in Kalamazoo Michigan and succeeded in bagging a deer with a bow and arrow while also bringing in a fine duck killed with one arrow.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Howard J. Cooper
Parisian uses cats to wage war on rats for health
Dr. Jean Loir, curator and hygienist from Havre, breeds cats to hunt rats. He trains a feline killer named Lico and runs a cat farm to provide loaned cats for pest control. He urges other communities to adopt selective breeding to curb rat populations and improve public health.
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Paris
Jean Loir
Louis Pasteur
Havre
Dr. Loir
Lico
Br. Loir
Hygiene Department
Tom
Tabby
Largest lobster ever caught near Digby Nova Scotia
A Digby fisherman hauled the largest lobster seen in western Nova Scotia waters. The crustacean measured three feet, with 10 inch claws, about 7.5 inches wide, and weighed 25 pounds 6 ounces.
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Digby
Nova Scotia
Interstate Commerce urges broad transportation regulation reforms
The Interstate Commerce Commission in its yearly report to Congress urged regulation of motor trucks and buses, railroad holding companies, freight forwarding and coastwise ship rates. It proposed sweeping changes to the Interstate Commerce Act to assure railroads a fair return, called for repeal of the recap ture provisions, and outlined a plan to fix a general rate level to maintain railroad credit across cycles.
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Washington
Interstate
Congress
Treasury
United States
Commission
Burglar returns part of loot after conscience pricks him
A burglar stole 45 dollars from Lawndale Pharmacy in Columbus. He mailed a letter to owner Thomas J. Ryan admitting guilt and enclosed 38 dollars of the stolen money, claiming conscience troubled him. A separate note mentions a boy's voice changing as his vocal cords lengthen.
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Columbus
Lawndale
Thomas J. Ryan
Two Local Judgments Given At Greensboro
In Greensboro North Carolina on December 11 Judge Wilson Warlick signed two superior court judgments for High Point plaintiffs. Alice Virginia Shepperd by her guardian won 87 dollars against W J Anderson and Company and O M Petree for auto wreck injuries. C C Brittain won 150 dollars against the North Carolina Public Service Company for 3500 dollars claimed for injuries from a trolley door being closed too quickly.
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Greensboro
N. C
High Point
Superior Court
Wilson Warlick
Alice Virginia Shepperd
C. A. Shepperd
W. J. Anderson and Company
O. M. Petree
Tojay
Stockholders Meet of Commercial National Bank Held Jan 12 1932
The annual meeting for the stockholders of Commercial National Bank in High Point North Carolina will convene in the Dig Room of the bank on Tuesday January 12 1932 at 10 am for election of Directors and other business. Respectfully Co H Marriner.
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The
Commercial National Bank
High Point
N. C
Co. H. Marriner
Cake milestone marks Sev erance couple’s 650th wedding anniversary
Luther G. and Ida G. Severance, longtime Seattle residents since 1887, celebrated their 650th wedding anniversary. The centerpiece cake knife, 200 years old, was brought from Scotland by Mrs Severance’s great great grandparents.
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Seattle, Wash
Luther G
Ida G. Severance
Seattle
New York
Fea
Ture
Scotland
Severance
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Young N. J. Bride
Mom’n Pop
Newfangles
Ars. Newfangle
Conan
Maaffel
Chick
MSS
Jean Loir and “Lico
Lydia E. Pinkham
Railway Express Agency
High Point Young Men’s Christian Association
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