Mother Held In Death Of Three Dyesheski Children
In Framingham Massachusetts a mother, Nellie Dyesheski, is arraigned on murder charges after her three children Irene 11 Chester 7 Eugene 5 died from injuries and a fire at their home was ruled incendiary. A fourth child Paul remains critical. District Attorney says the mother begged punishment and could not recall nine to seven hours before the blaze.
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Paul
Nellie Dyeczheski
Framingham Hospital
Edward W. Blodgett
House of Correction
Dyesheskis
Warren L. Bishop
Dycaheski
Delegates Meet With Roosevelt Ahead of London Conference
President Roosevelt convened his delegation and a staff of experts to draft an action program for the London economic conference. Baruch joined the White House briefing but said he was not part of the American delegation. Present were Hull Cox Pittman McReynolds Moley Warburg Tugwell and others from state and agriculture departments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Economic Authority
White House
Hull
James M. Cox
Ohio
Pittman
Nevada
McReynolds
Tennessee
Raymond Moley
Herbert Fets
James P. Warburg
William C. Bullitt
State Department
Rexford Tugwell
Agriculture
Bailey replies to Miss Perkins slur in labor rotary
The speaker defends Appalachian mountain people against derogatory labels and praises their civilization, contrasting it with unfair stereotypes. He cites Mr. Galsworthy and notes contemporary misunderstandings from outside groups about the mountain region.
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Bailey
Miss Perkins
Rotary of Labor
South
America
Mountain Country
Galsworthy
Bor
Woolworth Heiress to Wed Youngest Mdivani Prince Alexis
Prince Alexis Mdivani, youngest of the Mdivani brothers, is engaged to Barbara Hutton the Woolworth heiress. The union follows a family history of high society weddings and includes past marriages of his brothers Serge and David to Pola Negri and Mae McCormick, with Barbara hailed as America's premier debutante.
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Prince Alexie Mdivani
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Louise Astor van Alen
Prince David
Mae Murray
Prince Serge
Mae McCormic
Pola Negri
NBA Seervie
Alexia Mdivani
Mdivanis
Georgia
Russia
Paris
Alexis
America
Serge
David
Mary McCormick
David von Mae Murray
William Astor
Caucasus
Mdivani
Poli Negri
Pola
Pais
Poli
Mary McCormie
Cambridge University
England
William van Alen
van Alen
William
Louise
Wakehurst
van Alens
Newport
Prince Alexis
Ben
Anthony J. Dresil, Jr
Phil Plant
Constance Bennett
Alexia
Miss Hutton
Franklin Hutton
Barbara
Fashionably Furred ALYWOOD KEEPS SMART SHOULDERS UNDER COVER
Hollywood fashion notes describe glamorous women in covered shoulders outfits. Irene Ware wears white crepe gown with sable shoulder trails and velvet straps, Loretta Young dons pale blue satin with upper gown lace epaulets, Benita Hume dances in a printed frock with cap sleeves and scalloped hem, Elizabeth Allen and Alice Brady wear black gowns with covered shoulders.
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NEA Service
Hollywood
Irene Ware
Loretta Young
William Wellman
Benita Hume
Cocoanut Grove
Mel Shauer
Elizabeth Allen
Alice Brady
Beverly Wilshire
Elizabeth
Alice
Shoes and a social revolution in the south
A congresswoman-like remark lauds shoes as a social boon to the south and hints at a broader industrial revival. She cites 1929 shoe spending in North and South Carolina as evidence that footwear already shaped living standards and hints at widespread wage reforms.
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South
Clica Matistics
Carolina
North Carolina
South Carolina
Shoes and labor costs cited in southern and national figures
A speech cites per capita labor costs and shoe expenditures, comparing New York and nationwide data. It notes southern conditions with long summers and delayed shoe wear, referencing a Virginia senator’s remark about white and Black youths’ footwear customs during extended warm seasons.
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New York State
New York
Virginia
Beaufort Experiments Show Oysters Opened With Yawns
Raleigh reports that Beaufort tests by Vera Koehring and Herbert Prytherch reveal a method to open clams by yawning and chemical bath. Clams relaxed in warm fresh water at 105 F yielded 100 percent opening in 10 to 20 minutes with shells remaining ajar.
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Beaufort
Raleigh
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Vera Koehring
Herbert F. Prytherch
State Department of Conservation
Southern Refusal to Protest Against National Criticism
A speaker condemns a cabinet reference about the South, urging Americans to learn the truth. He argues the region should continue its work and civilization rather than protest, lamenting the President’s cabinet comments and calling them unwise for the Democratic administration.
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United States
Germany Blames Upper Silesia for Jewish Silesian Troubles
Geneva May 26 The German representative Friedrich Von Keller told the League of Nations council that discrimination against Jews in Upper Silesia is the responsibility of local authorities He refused to admit mistreatment and said any infractions reflect subordinate misinterpretation of the law A public discussion on the Jewish Silesian situation is expected tomorrow
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Geneva
Germany
Silesia
Council of
League of Nations
Friedrich von Keller
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Wilwerthearts
Miss Perkina
Misa Perkins
A, Beens
Peoria
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Indiana
Upper Silesia
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