Irate Wife Triggers Mistrial in Alienation Suit Trial
In municipal court Judge Lewis F. Teague halted a $10,000 alienation of affection suit after Mrs. M. O. James seized her husband in the hallway and attacked his testimony about her alleged liaison with W. W. Guyer. The jury was present as the clash occurred. the court quickly granted a mistrial and adjourned. Separately, a divorce from D. H. Garner to Eula Garner was granted in the same session.
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M. 0. James
W. W. Guyer
Lewis F. Teague
Tiven
Vualet
James
Guyer
Eula Garner
D. H. Garner
Minister’s Statement Highlights Soviet U S Cooperation Prospects
The minister stresses enduring sympathy between peoples of both republics and notes American expertise aiding Soviet industrial progress. He cites shared peace aims, cultural and scientific ties, and a foundation for future economic cooperation, while acknowledging limited official contact but unified aspirations for peace.
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Soviet Union
United States
Financial figures from an unidentified report
A sequence of monetary amounts is listed: 226,693.58. 14,150.00. 426,505.76. totals reach 667,349.34 with other figures 25,000.00. 50,000.00. 18,811.13. and 731.05.
Bankers Seized Dodge Co Control Without a Penny
Senate investigators studied evidence from Dillon Read and Company showing bankers led by that firm bought the Dodge Motor Company in 1925 with public funds, held the voting stock, earned profits from public sale of securities, and later swapped for Chrysler stock. The sale was a massive cash transaction of 146 million dollars. The panel weighed reopening the Dillon Read inquiry as hearings aimed to finish in weeks and report to Congress in January.
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Washington
Dodge Motor Company
Senate
Dillon, Read and Company
Dodge
Chrysler
Dodge Company
Bankers’ Syndicate
Congress
Fletcher
Soviet Leader Seeks Legalized Soviet American Ties
The speaker expresses optimism for normalizing Soviet American relations. He notes mutual gravitation, no past conflicts, and anticipates peaceful cooperation. He mentions precedents with other nations and hopes for sympathetic American press and public support for further steps.
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Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Hoytt Lee Loflin Birthday Party At Home
Mrs. J. R. Loflin hosted Hoytt Lee Loflin’s sixth birthday with yellow and green decor at 123 Markley Avenue. Guests Included Ann Noland Don Ingram Peggie Naomi Jefters Bobbie Edward Stafford Martha Lynn Spry Hoytt Lee Loflin John sie Allen Loflin and Mrs H Stafford.
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J. R. Loflin
Markley Avenue
Hoytt Lee
Martha Lynn Spry
Johnsie Allen Loflin
LaGuardia Intervenes in Harlem Polls Clash
In Harlem a tense scene near a polling place ended when Mayor LaGuardia rushed to the site. He ripped Tammany badges from loiterers and ordered them out, declaring them thugs as a confrontation with a Tammany district captain loomed. About 40 percent of Manhattan and Bronx voters had already cast by noon.
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Harlem
LaGuardia
Tammany
Manhattan
Bronx
Muskrats Bear Six Or Seven Litters In One Year
Muskrats produce six or seven litters annually totaling about eight young per litter. This indicates high reproductive output and potential rapid population growth in wetland habitats.
Britain to pay 7.5 million on debt as talks pause
The Roosevelt administration announced that Britain will make on December 15 a payment of seven and a half million dollars in U.S. currency toward its World War I debt. Prime Minister Chamberlain confirmed continued willingness to resume negotiations when feasible.
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United States
London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Roosevelt
Washington
Johnson renews push to calm Midwestern unrest and sell NRA aims
Recovery administrator Hugh S. Johnson prepared to speak in Minneapolis to explain NRA policies to farmers amid rising retail prices. Secretary Wallace said payroll gains would boost urban purchasing power for farm goods as industrial prices held steady. He planned further talks in Des Moines Chicago and Muncie with possible tour by George N. Peek.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Minneapolis
Wallace
Farm Administration
Des Moines
Chicago
Muncie
Ind
George N. Peek
Nicaraguan Govt Ties Three Year Air Mail Contract
The Nicaraguan government signs a three year contract with an Italian company to carry air mail and passengers to all Nicaraguan cities with airfields. The agreement covers multiple routes and marks a strategic step in national aviation.
Army Air Corps offers obsolete material to clubs
Officials of the U. S. Army air corps offer obsolete air corps material free to eligible groups for student instruction or exhibition to the public. They hope to spark interest in aeronautics.
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U. S. Army Air Corps
Air Corps
Chicago Produce Prices Steady in New York Market
Chicago produce reports show steady values for cuckoo creamery specials at 23 1 4 to 24 with extras at 92, firsts around 18 to 19, seconds 17 1 2 to 18, and eyes at 22 1 2 for fresh graded firsts. Current receipts list improved demand with firm extras and fresh graded lots at 18 to 22.
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Chicago
Arno Seeks Return Battle After Knockout
New York cartoonist Peter Arno, recovering from a one punch knockout at the Embassy club, seeks a rematch with Philadelphia actor Drexel Steel. Steel’s manager delivered the punch. Steel says no feud continuation. Sally O Neill is said to have intervened with a chair, a broken chair later removed.
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Steel
Gordon Butler
Peter
Sally O'Neill
Arno
Miss O'Neill
Spearmen Replaced by Harpoon Gun in Fishing Industry
The article notes a shift from spearmen to the Norwegian harpoon gun in the sword-fishing sector. It reports sound travels at 1266 feet per second in hot summer air and ranges from 1088 to 1150 feet per second in dry zero air, highlighting environmental effects on speed.
French Army Tests Diesel Burning Engine in Tank
The French government conducts trials of a diesel burning engine inside an army tank to assess performance and potential battlefield benefits.
Flapper Fanny Says ARO U and Pat Off on Footwork
A Flapper Fanny commentary notes that girls who put their best foot forward do not always receive the right breaks. The piece reflects social perspectives on opportunity and merit for women in the era.
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Flapper
Fanny
Pat
Snow Denies Insolvency and Seeks Dismissal of Bankruptcy
Greensboro Nov 7 Rodney E Snow High Point businessman filed in federal court denying insolvency and asking the Commercial National Bank petition be dismissed He admits judgments for E D Steele and Wachovia Bank but argues the 36000 note lacks validity due to 15 endorsers not signing He says six original endorsers did not participate and contends the church loan relied on endorsements from 15 church members 1928 note details and financing context provided.
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Greensboro
Rodney E. Snow
High Point
Federal District Court
Commercial National Bank
Snow
E. D. Steele
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Trust Company
P. H. Johnson
C. H. Marriner
G. W. Denny
F. Logan Porter
Thomas J. Gold
6 Sr
Carter Dalton
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Signa Co
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