Hoover Well On Way Southward
President Hoover sails aboard the battleship Arizona en route to Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands for a vacation. The ship faced rain and squalls as it neared 300 miles off Charleston, with Hoover resting in cabin after a late rising and breakfast.
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Arizona
Porto Rico
Robert 8. Pickens
U. 8. S. Arizona
Mar
President Hoover
Virgin Islands
Hurley
Wilbur
Charleston
Bermudas
Hoover
Ponce
P. R
Gilden Denies Murder Charge In NC Trial
Cabe Gilden Jr., 23, truck driver, testified he did not kill three Powell children Nellie 13 Frank 7 and Oscar 8 found in a swamp last June. State witness Levy Sawyer had said Gilden admitted the killings. The coroner previously ruled drowning accidental before indicting him.
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Elizabeth City
Mar
Cabe Gilden
S Jr
Gilden
Levy Sawyer
Sawyer
Nellie Powell
Frank Powell
Oscar Powell
Mysterious river findings and a family quilt story in brief
Testimony in a coroner case notes no bruises on two child bodies while an undertaker reports water in their lungs and limited footprints on a creek bank. A suspect admits knowing key witnesses but denies conversing with them. Also, Idaho geologists watch the Little Salmon river erode a divide, as Wisconsin farmer Andrew Rineheimer, 70, threads a pink and white quilt for his sister after chores.
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Gilden
Zeke Chambers
Pearl Caddy
Wis
Andrew Rineheimer
Bath Sentences Read Like Court Ruling in Honolulu
In Honolulu five vagrants were brought before Judge Francis M. Brooks. The judge sentenced them to ten days in jail to allow them time for a bath, shower use, and soap, followed by rest and job searching after release.
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Honolulu
Francis M. Brooks
A Serious Disease at Jones House Causes Worry
A passerby notes Jones pacing outside his home in distress over his wife’s illness, joking that the concern stems from her car. The brief quip appears in Passing Show, reflecting lighthearted commentary on domestic anxieties.
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Jones
$70 000 For Skin Alleged in Auto Crash Case
New York man Albert Gleason claims he was deprived of 70000 dollars in skin after undergoing 60 grafting operations to provide skin for his son Albert 14 who was injured in a automobile accident. He has filed suit against Samuel Allman saying the procedures left him incapacitated.
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New York
Albert L. Gleason
Albert
Gleason
Sait
Samuel Allman
Col Marcellus L. Davis Dies in Dardanelle Ark
Col Marcellus L. Davis former minister of Trinidad private secretary to ex governor James Clark and lawyer and newspaperman died at his home in Dardanelle Arkansas early today.
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Col. Davies
Dardanelle
Ark
Mar
Marcellus L. Davis
Trinidad
James Clark
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