Fort Smith pair found dead in Ballinger cabin
Fort Smith man James Eisner and Mrs Nadine Mattox were found dead in a cabin near Ballinger Tuesday night. Sheriff Russell said both died of asphyxiation and autopsy was underway. John Crowe found the bodies. Eisner identified by Albert Foxmith, Mattox by her father. Investigating officers include John Somers and Troopers Tillie Houdermilk and Bill Gardner.
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Mames Eisner
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Fort Smith
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Albert Foxmith
Crift
John Somers
Heriff Russell
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Morris
Tillie Houdermilk
Bill Gardner
Jiff Rusell
John Bollinger
Crowe
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Takeno
Minister's Widow Teaches Hooked Rug Craft in New England
Mrs. Elvin James Prescott, widow of a noted New England minister, teaches hooked rug making across Exeter and several New England towns. Her classes run in Exeter Dover Portsmouth Newton Rochester and Hampton with group sessions in Lynn Haverhill Newburyport and South Berwick. A recent Haverfall exhibition displayed 250 hooked rugs.
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Chicago Gang Leader Found Wounded
Key West police disclosed Brune Tassione of Chicago was found critically wounded on the Overseas Highway. He lay in bushes with abdomen injuries from close range bullets, and investigators pursued leads. Miami Beach officers planned to question Tassione about a robbery attempt the same day, while local police doubted the gunman’s alignment with that beach incident.
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Chicago
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Miami Beach
Women Cooks Don't Want Any Advice in Berlin Radio
Irene Simon reports on Berlin German language radio. Two male hosts Hans Korngichel and Rudolf Wagner broadcast a one minute cookery segment aimed at bachelors and men whose wives leave them in charge of meals. They treat cooking as humor, invite mail from women listeners critical of their recipes, and share bizarre improvised dishes like Substitute-Coffee Grounds Cake and Fried Potato Peel Pudding while joking about kitchen roles and audience reactions.
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Berlin
Hans Korngichel
Rudolf Wagner
Rudi
Hans
Society of the Friends of Mankind
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Hal
Crystal Beach Park to Install The Comet Roller Coaster
Crystal Beach Ontario plans a 125000 dollar scenic railway named The Comet replacing the Cyclone. Engineer James T. Mitchell says the 800 foot waterfront ride will rise 96 feet with three trains of three cars, reaching 100 miles per hour on drops and delivering a three minute thrill over 4000 feet of track. The project uses 60 percent repurposed steel from the Cyclone and targets nearby amusement seekers along the Lake Erie shore.
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Buffalo
WN. C
Lake Erie
James T. Mitchell
Coney Island
Cincinnnati
Ohio
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Mitchell
Radio Puts 'em to Sleep in Australia
In Sydney a radio hypnotist William J. Ousley drew about 300 listeners to a studio to test self hypnosis. People reported humorous outcomes from hypnotized relatives to the broadcaster noting hats and a dog seeming to sleep while others woke at the end to laugh at the mental image. Ousley described auto hypnosis as a path to complete relaxation and relief from worry during the broadcast.
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Australia
William J. Ousley
Ousley
Hese
Herring Pudding Recipe Echoes Postwar Berlin Humor
The excerpt outlines a recipe mixing crumbs, water, maize flour, baking powder, and onion for a Herring Pudding baked 150 minutes. Hans calls it a Berlin postwar success and links it to imagination in women cooks, joking that both cake and dough rise when treated like a partner leaving and returning.
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Berlin
Hans
Rudi
Chef Curran Lifts Plate To Song In Showbiz Switch
Patrick Curran a 31 year old lyric tenor from Antrim Ireland who became known as the Singing Chef. He moved from England to the United States twelve years ago and recently worked as chef of Sherman Hotel College Inn. After winning a radio contest he secured a regular singing engagement and now pursues a musical career in America.
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Patrick Curran
England
Pat
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Curran
Italy
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Scotland
Patrick
Antrim
Northern Ireland
United States
Invention Aims to Speed Grading Examinations
Evansville Indiana math teacher Leroy W Shr ode has developed a prado Scope to grade short answer exams faster. Pupils write answers on strips placed on a long board, and a slotted aluminum guide lets him check line by line. He claims grading time drops to one third or even a quarter of the usual.
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Leroy W. Shrode
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