Coster Musica Letter Reveals Blackmail and Scandal
New York reports detail Donald Coster Musica's last letter as government probes the master swindler’s past and the Musica brothers. The note attacks Wall Street plunder while admitting culpability and alleging conspiracy to violate arms and tax laws. Indictments name George Dietrich-Musica, George Vernard-Musica, and Robert Dietrich-Musica.
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New York
Donald Coster- Musica
Wall Street
Samuel Reich
Coster-Musica
Brien McMahon
Washington
United States
Gregory Noonan
Philip Musics
Noonan
Coster- Musica
McKesson and Robbins, Incorporate
Coster
Benjamin Simon
Hector J. Dowd
Securities and Exchange Commission
Thomas A. Bruni
Musica Brothers
Corporation
Ack
George Dietrich-Musica
George Vernard-Musica
Robert Dietrich-Musica
They Say Quotes From Readers On Various Topics
A string of reader quotes covers a range of themes from family and danger to labor, love, health, and humor. Notable voices include Mary Lou McAllister, H F Brown, Ray mond Moley, Louise Lewis, Mrs Mar tha Delaney Davis, Herbert J Tily, George Kainapy, and George McCord reflecting on daily life, discontent, marriage, employment, and drink.
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Daddy
Mary Lou McAllister
H. F. Bruwn
Kansas City
Raymond Moley
New York Congress of American Industry
Louise Lewis
New York
Youger
Martha Delaney Davis
Dixie Davis
Herbert J. Tily
Philadelphia
Senate
George Kainapy
George McCord
Texas
Snyder Guilty of Murder Attempt
LOS ANGELES A jury convicted Martin Snyder of attempting to murder Ruth Etting in a trial that also found him innocent of killing his daughter Edith and of firearms violations. The panel acquitted him on a kidnapping charge tied to Alderman’s forced move from a studio to her home. He faced up to 20 years in prison. Judge Amrose to rule.
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Los Angeles
Martin
Edith
Snyder
Alderman
Thomas L. Ambrose
A. A. Blalock
Miss Etting
CIO Opposed to Sit-Down Strikes in Arkansas Visit
Phillip Murray chairman of the Steel Workers Organization Committee and vice president of the United Mine Workers told Hot Springs officials the CIO opposes sit-down strikes. He noted contracts with 565 major firms cover 82 percent of steel workers and UMW membership totals 612,000, denying compounistic aims.
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Hot Springs
Ark
C. S
Phillip Murray
Steel Workers Organization Committee
Internal Union of Mine Workers of America
Murray
Steel Workers’ Organization
United States
Canada
Mr. Murray
United Mine Workers
C. TO
Murriy
Never Too Cold for Men to Lift Hats
A light feature on cold weather etiquette asks if men must remove hats when meeting a lady. It states a gentleman should wash and remove the hat completely, not just touch it, during conversations in cold conditions.
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Joan Duriam
Decay to Bring a Truer Religion
Nobel laureate Dr. Robert A. Millikan argues US religious decline signals positive change. He says waning church membership reflects shedding old superstitions and outward trappings, with modern youth embracing a spirit of altruism and thoughtfulness toward others, not self.
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Qmaha
United States
Robert A. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
America
Jesus
Proper hats for occasions in old fashion guidelines
A fashion column outlines when to remove hats and which headwear suits different events. It notes warming weather vs indoor rules, etiquette during national events, and specifies opera hats with dinner jackets, Homburgs with tuxedoes, derbies for day wear, and top hats for cutaways, with a nod to the phrase Tuxedo.
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Reymond G. Twyeffort
Merchant Tailors Association of America
Oklahoma City Parks Rout Razorbacks 66 to 28 in Exhibition
Oklahoma City Parks, leaders in the Missouri Valley AAU race, dominated the University of Arkansas Razorbacks 66 to 28 in an exhibition game in Oklahoma City. Grady Lewis and Bill Martin fueled the attack with 31 points from the Parks, while Arkansas stars Johnny Adams and Neil Martin were held in check.
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Oklahoma City
Oklah
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Parks
Eigth
Parkers
Collegians
Grady Lewis
Bill Martin
Arkansas
Johnny Adams
Neil Martin
Lewis
Roy Willhoite
Boston fighter suffers jaw blow fracture in fight
Lewis Nhorhill of Boston was struck hard on the jaw and suffered a fractured ankle. Thorn Hill declined to name the assailant, hinting at possible contractual action.
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Lewis Nhorhill
Boston
Thorn~ Hill
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Harry W. Shiver
Federal Reserve System
CIO
Fern Patricia Dull
St. Joseph, Mich
Say Millikan
Hobbs Market
Arkansas Parkers
Oklahoma City Parks
Cook's
DRY Cleaners
The
J. C. Penney Co
Hope, Arkansas
Citizens National Bank
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