Tribute Paid At Buckley's Bier
Twenty thousand people lined up to pay tribute to Gerald E. Buckley WMBC announcer slain by gangsters after a recall campaign against Mayor Charles Bowles. Public funeral set for St Gregory's with judges among pallbearers as police raids sweep Detroit vice districts.
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Jerry) Buckley
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Italy quake relief aid and casualties rise in July reports
Reports from Italy detail the earthquakedevastated areas in the south and Avellino province with 2930 deaths overall. King Victor Emanuel planned visits to hospitals as relief work intensified and officials held emergency meetings. A 20 year old woman remained trapped under debris as rescue attempts continued. Hoover cabled sympathy to King Victor Emanuel and Premier Mussolini, while a donation arrived from the Noble Shrine order to aid relief.
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Relief workers search ruins for dead and missing crowds
Relief crews extract the dead from ruins and scower the thousands missing who fled in fear. Preparations were under way at Naples and inland pantry for reception of King Victor Emmanuel and his party arriving this afternoon. The ruler was expected to spend the night among the saddened populace.
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Funeral Held For Miss Daisy Lovelace
Funeral services for Miss Daisy Lovelace 23 of Reidsville route 7 were held at Camp Springs M E church in Caswell county. Rev L V Harris and Rev P H Fields officiated with interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers and flower carriers were local residents. The choir sang Asleep in Jesus Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Nearer My God to Thee. A large crowd attended.
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Pritchard Attends Seventh District Republican Meet in Davidson
Republican leaders from all counties in the seventh district gathered in Lexington with U S Senate candidate George M. Pritchard present. James S. Duncan praised prospects, and Colin G. Spencer pressed to defeat Cicero Hammer as district nominees. Attendees urged rapid county organization and coordinated state plans.
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Public Service Dou
The Public Service team defeated the American Bakery 12 to 4 in a public service game. Moore started on the mound for the Dough Boys but left in the fifth. Linker finished. Holcombe and Payne led Public Service hitters. Bakery’s Moore had the lone multi hit. Smith fanned 19 Bakery batsmen.
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Ceeagaeck
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Baby Mixup Ends and Political Forecast Indicates Democrats Lead
The piece reports a baby mixup ending as parents in Bambergers dispute accept doctors verdict at Keystone hospital. It also outlines Watkins and Bambergers threatening court action and a potential injunction. Politically, attorney John Loughnane predicts a Democratic gain to gain a bare 218 seats in the next House, with several target districts listed.
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Rhode Island
House of 435
Democrats Mull Nationwide Program Plans
Democratic leaders arrange the party program noted by a chieftain who spoke before departing early for Nashville. He described ongoing preparations and the shift in strategy as the campaign moves forward.
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McIntosh Will Leaves Mills Home Half Estate
Authorities learn that W A McIntosh left half his estate to the Mills Home in Rap ish orphanage, from his New Bern residence. The estate is to be divided between the Mills Home and other heirs, with valuation and settlement to follow.
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Lambeth
Thomasville
Mills
Rapish
W. A. Mclnosh
New Bern
Local Charity Gap Narrows Between Orphanage and Oxford Home
A funding shortfall of about $15,000 exists between the local orphanage and the Masonic home at Oxford. The article notes the sum as a key financial gap and hints at plans to bridge the difference through donations or grants.
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Air travel cuts Milan to Munich time to 2 hours 45 minutes
Travel time between Milan Italy and Munich Germany has been reduced to two hours and forty five minutes by air. The new nonstop service shortens the journey and speeds business and tourism links.
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Italy
Munich
Germany
Druggan Denies Brookhaven Body Identity
Terry Druggan, once a Chicago beer baron, told a reporter by phone that a body found at Brookhaven, Mississippi is not his. He said he is alive and well.
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Terry Druggan
Brookhaven
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