City Women urge cleanup and beautification plan
A letter from the civics department of the Woman's club asks the city manager and council to expand sanitation efforts. It points to Wrenn street, rear of the old Perry and Welsh home, a vacant lot opposite the post office, and other untidy spots as targets for weekly inspections to prevent flies and disease and to foster civic pride.
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New Year Jewel Robbery Case Sees Indictment in Bidulph Trial
In New York on March 2 acting District Attorney Pecora indicted Mathew D. Biddulph under the alias R A Marshall after a three hour inquiry. He stated the prisoner disclosed new information about the crime in the ongoing jewel theft case of Mrs. C. D. Hugo Schoelkopf but he could not reveal details for obvious reasons.
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C. D. Hugo Schoelkopf
Pecora
Mathew D. Biddlulph
R. A. Marshall
Sal Bastial l to wed in Atlanta this week
Thomasville report notes I A Raphael will travel to Atlanta to marry Bertie Poliakoff on March 6 and return with his bride the following week. The piece mentions local figures including Jacob Sugar store manager Z T Smith and physician J S Hardaway’s expected brief visit before potential leave.
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Thomasville
I. A. Raphael
Atlanta
Bertie Poliakoff
Raphael
Jacob Sugar
J. S. Hardaway
First Baptist Church
South Carolina
Senate panel to probe shipping price advances
Senator Brookhart of Iowa introduced a resolution directing the senate manufacture committee led by Senator Lafayette of Wisconsin to investigate recent increases in shipping costs amid rising freight rates. The measure seeks committee action on the pricing changes affecting national commerce.
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Senate Manufacture Committee
Lafayette
Wisconsin
Brookhart
Iowa
Em Young Treat Em Rough Law Affair Triggered Alimony Fight
New York March 2. An affidavit filed in Supreme Court Justice Faber reveals the defendant’s claim that his theory for a wife is get them young treat them rough and tell them nothing. The case involves Mrs Jeanette Planding seeking alimony and counsel fees as her husband Frank J Planding faces separation suit amid alleged starvation. The affidavit notes the defendant is a wounded World War veteran with a machine gun wound. He received a suspended sentence after promising to stop drinking and gain employment. He also stole eight loaves of bread from Morris Webber and remarked that his wife was hungry though he had not seen her in three years.
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Supreme Court
Faber
Thomas F. Twyford
Jeanette F. Planding
Frank J. Planding
Se’etski
Morris Webber
Bread thief freed after World War II veteran arraignment
New York March 2. Frank Seletski , a World War II veteran, tricked Judge Morris L. Rosenwasser when arraigned in Yonkers last week charged with stealing bread by fabricating a story that he did it.
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New York
Frank Seletski
Morris L. Rosenwasser
Yonkers
Allied Note to Polish Turkish Frontiers Considered
Paris March 2 The Allied Council of Ambassadors decided to consider the frontiers of Poland and Turkey. The Polish boundary dispute risks war between Poland and Lithuania, while Turkey’s border was to be settled at Lausanne.
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Inter- Allied Council of Ambassadors
Poland
Turkey
Lithuania
Lausanne
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