Windsor Plans Study of Housing and Labor in U S
The exiled Duke of Windsor and his American bride may become part time U.S. residents as they plan a survey of housing and labor conditions in Germany and the United States. The move sparks talk of a possible new political role for Edward in Britain after abdication.
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Thward
Windsor
U.S
New York
Duke of Windsor
United
Inerica
Wallis Warfield
Baltire
Paris
Ited
Germany
Edward
Thomas H. Carter
Wehold
Rotary
Igor
George VI
Privy Purse Office
George
Wind
Prison Break Fails as Guards Fire on Escapees
Two desperado convicts were killed and a third gravely wounded as guards at Eastham state prison opened fire during a mass breakout attempt by 27 inmates. Roy Thornton and Bonnie Park’s husband Austin Avers died, while Roy Thornton’s codefendant was wounded. Clyde Thompson sustained minor injuries, and multiple inmates faced severe punishment in the escape bid tied to the Hamilton group.
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Huntsville
Tex
Raymond Hamilton
Bonnierker
Eastham State Prison
Roy Thornton
Bonnie Park
Austin Avers
Hamilton
Thornton
Orrest Gibson
Reeve
Clyde Thompson
Fay
Pm Kick
North Carolina To Welcome Record Group Of Travel Press
North Carolina will host a tour of 26 newspaper writers editors and travel publishers plus about 65 travel bureau executives starting October 10 in Asheville and ending October 22 in Charlotte. Represented are outlets from The New York Journal American to The Cleveland Plain Dealer with many press leaders and editors joining the governor's Hospitality committee on a state sponsored look at NC scenery resorts and historical sites to attract autumn tourism.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
Asheville
Charlotte
North Caroline
Walter B. Pitkin
The
Farm Journal
New York
Dr. Clyde
Francis Lytle
Travel and Transportation
F. H. Diets
American Traveler
M. W. Burlingame
National Sportsman
Hoeton
Mra
R. B. Cochrane
Highway Traveler
Cleveland
George Fort Miltop
Chattanooga News
Chattanooga
Tenn
Winston-Salem
China Uniting Against Common Foe As Never Before In History
An American observer in Shanghai reports China mobilizing unite against Japan. John Early Baker says iron for trench spades and steel for swords ensure Japan cannot conquer China. He notes warlords join central government, troops move to Hankow and Nanking fronts, and air raids harm civilians rather than military aims. Baker urges rest camps for returning soldiers.
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Shanghai
China
Japan
John Early Baker
Eagle
Wisconsin
National Famine Relief Commission
Yangtze Valley
Szechuan
Nanking
Baker
Hankow
North China
Large Greensboro Dog Show Entry List Grows
Entries for the fourth annual all breed dog show of the Carolina Kennel Club in Greensboro October 15 and 16 are surging toward a record. Edgar A. Moss notes a final entry deadline of October 8 8 p.m. and confirms AKC rules on mailing and no post-deadline changes. Expected to exceed 350 dogs with entrants from multiple states. notable judges include Gov George H. Earle and Justice Townsend Scudder while Govs Clyde Hoey and Olin Johnson may attend.
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Greensboro
Carolina Kennel Club
Armory
Edgar A. Moss
American Kennel Club
Tony
Moss
States
District of Columbia
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Townsend Scudder
New York Supreme Court
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Olin Johnson
South Carolina
American Sailor Buried After Dying In Shanghai Harbor
Freddie J. Falgout, 21, died August 20 when a splinter from an anti aircraft shell struck him aboard the U S 8 8 Augusta in Shanghai harbor. He was buried in Raceland Louisiana with a full military mass at St Marys church. His sweetheart Louise St Germain attended the service. Local trappers fishermen and farmers from Bayou La Fourche joined the procession to the church and cemetery.
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Raceland
Freddie J. Falgout
Augusta
Shanghai Harbor
Louisiana
Little St. Mary's Church
Bayou Lafourche
Prisoner Gives Up After Long Strike For Prison Release
Convict James Mason, 40, ended a 12 hour protest atop a water tower at the Ohio penitentiary after rain and cold forced him down. Warden James C. Woodward considered punishment for the attempted escape. Mason climbed to the 150 foot catwalk and surrendered last night citing the freezing weather.
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Columbus, O
James C. Woodward
Ohio Penitentiary
James Mason
Mason
Giants Yanks at War Over Hotels Amid World Series Rush
A sports roundup notes the Giants and Yankees in a hotel standoff near Central Park, strict against opposing World Series teams sharing a site. It also highlights football and college tales from Minnesota to Nebraska, Cornell to Columbia, and Loyola’s first football injury.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Giants
Yanks
Frank Crosetti
Joe DiMaggio
Central Park
Jimmy Braddock
Mel Ott
Judge Landis
Judge
Minnesota
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lincoln
Tulane
Cornell
Colgate
Southern California comeback delayed by Army win and Clemson clash
Howard Jones scheme stalls as Army beats Clemson and gives Columbia Notre Dame Navy pause. The hard fought victory forces another year for Southern California to rebound under Coach Gar.
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Howard Jones
Southern California
Army
Columbia
Notre Dame
Navy
Clemson
Gar
Reds seek manager as fans push for player input
The Reds' immediate need is manager, but fans want player moves. Howard Cleveland is noted as Kansas State's only scorer versus Mulheim’s touchdown against Boston College. Wes Fry’s self-talk draws curiosity. Our feedbox special highlights Tennessee over Duke.
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Cincinnati Reds
Mulheim
Boston College
Howard Cleveland
Kansas State
Wes Fry
Tennessee
Duke
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Coughs and Bronchial Irritation
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a proven cough remedy blending creosote with other ingredients to ease bronchial irritation and expel germ laden mucus. It claims palatable dosing, easy use, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, urging readers to ask for Creomulsion by name.
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Jack Doyle
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Brooklyn Daily Eagle
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