Man detained after shouting at Lupe Velez
Milwaukee man Frank Wittman, 32, is held for investigation after shouting at a Hollywood street corner near Lupe Velez’s home claiming tribal status and seeking the actress. He spoke of a tribal council and sending word to a rival suitor Amy Weissmuller while federal agents examine letters he allegedly sent.
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Los Angeles
Frank Joseph Witta
Milwaukee
Hollywood
Lupe Velez
Lupe
Wittman
Amy Weissmuller
Mary Wittam
Weisser
Tempting Cooling Menus For Hot Days
A period guide offers cooling menu ideas for the dog days with a cold plate dinner and luncheon options. It details Iced Tomato Juice Sliced Cold Tongue and Chicken Potato Salad Watermelon Pickles Buttered Whole Wheat Bread and Crumb Pudding served iced tea or coffee. It provides recipes for Chicken Loaf Sunshine Cake and Beet and Artichoke Salad with step by step preparation and chilling tips.
War Vessels Arrive At Shanghai From Gulf For Hong Kong
Our Japanese fighting vessels arrived at Shanghai today from the Gulf en route to Hong Kong to guard Japanese interests in China.
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Shanghai
Gtao
Hong Kong
China
New Florida Keys Homes Defy Hurricane Terror
A report covers resilient new homes on the Florida Keys facing a hurricane, alongside a 1940s style recipe section with dishes like Jellied Salmon and Green Bean Salad. The page lists desserts, sauces, and vegetable dishes, including cabbage and spinach ideas, with detailed step by step instructions and ingredient measurements.
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Florida Keys
Florida
Matecumbe Keys
Keys
Red Cross
WPA
Ways to Cook Fresh Green Vegetables
Basic rules for preparing green vegetables. Boil quick for leafy greens and cover cabbage and Brussels sprouts. Separate cooking for beets and greens, season with butter salt pepper and lemon if desired, and arrange beets around the greens. Broccoli is boiled briefly after a vinegar water wash, served with a mock hollandaise sauce.
Saddle theft case sparks Dillon deputy’s inquiry
A telephone caller told Sheriff J A McCollum that someone stole a saddle. The caller urged action citing recent recoveries and identified himself as Deputy Jim Burt, who was assigned to the case by the sheriff.
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Dillon, Mont
J. A. McCollum
Jim Burt
McCollum
Burt
Lightning destroys barn and stock at Spencer property
Lightning struck A. A. Spencer's barn at Newton on September 11, igniting a fire that consumed the barn a quantity of feed two horses and a colt. The loss was reported as the property of A. A. Spencer.
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Newton
A. A. Spencer
Ring Bared Dunkirk Man Pleads Guilty to Bath Intrusion
Harry Evans was jailed after leaving a ring around a bath tub at his home in Dunkirk. Mr and Mrs Samuel Kusher found him hiding in a clothes closet upon returning from the county fair. Evans pleaded guilty to entering and received a 10 day sentence, saying he needed a job and a bath before applying for one.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Harry Evans
Samuel Kusher
Kusher
Evans
Anthony Johnson
Calf Eats Two Thirds Of Mare Tail In Lebanon
K P Hutcheson reports Nell the old gray mare has only one third of her tail remaining after a calf ate the rest. The calf is recovering and Nell seems unfazed by the loss.
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Lebanon
K. P. Hutcheson
Nell
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