Jury Unable to Agree in McDonald Case Deliberations
In Little Rock circuit court former Secretary of State Ed F L McDonald faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses related to 1935 state capitol supply purchases. Foreman R S Hunt says jurors are split and that agreement seems impossible, with Judge Abner McGehee urging continued deliberations after lunch.
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Little Rock
Ed FL McDonald
Abner McGehee
R. S. Hunt
McGehee
Mother's Day Service at Hazel Street Church
Mother's Day observance at Hazel Street Negro Methodist Church announced by Pastor W H D Bright. The service begins 11 o'clock with the pastor Mrs Daniel Barnum of Shreveport delivering the sermon and Sunday school starting at 9 45 a m. An evening service at 7 45 p m features special music by the church quartet. Miss Danita Bamium will preach.
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Daniel Barnum
Shreveport
Danita Bamium
Hazel Street Negro Methodist Church
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Dog Keeps in Trim Gets Daily Returns
Mr and Mrs H J Akin took their dog for ear clipping. Two weeks later they asked about observation. The vet asked why bring him back and replied the dog has been returning on its own every morning since the first visit.
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Oklahoma City
Oklah i
H. J. Akin
Hindenburg Airship Described as Largest Zeppelin
New York report details the Hindenburg as the greatest airship. It measures 803 feet, powered by four 1,000 horsepower engines, with a top speed of 84 miles per hour. Its 15-ton payload combined passengers, freight, and mail, earning it the label flying hotel.
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New York
Ferdinand Ivon Zeppelin
Eckener Reports On Hindenburg Link To Pruss Command
Dr Huge Eckener, veteran airship commander who flew the Hindenburg, spoke of Captain Max Pruss taking command of the sky liner. The article notes Pruss’s rise from Lehmann and Eckener’s guidance, and his quarter century in lighter-than-air craft under Count Zeppelin.
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Hindenburg
Gakehurst
Huge Eckener
Ascension Diy
Germany
Prusk
Mind Your Manners Test Your Knowledge of Social Etiquette
A fragmented student guidance item asks several etiquette questions for sororities and college dining hall behavior. It includes scenarios about corsages for housemothers, dining hall seating, leaving the room, table conversation topics, date calls, and handling a slipping gown, with an implied audience of college women and house mothers.
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Aonan
Mary
Kentucky Derby to Have 20 Starters
Kentucky Derby field set for Saturday with 20 starters entered for the 63rd running. The card notes entry details and the race’s added money, while mentioning navigational and historic aviation references tied to German-born Capt Pruss and a World War era context.
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Louisville
Berry Named New Tennessee Senator
Governor Gordon Browning named George L. Berry of Rogersville as U S Senate appointee to fill the late Nathan L. Bachman seat. Berry, president of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union and a Tennessee forge landowner, was a longtime adviser to President Roosevelt and had been favored in your reorganization plan.
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Nashville
Tenn
Gordon Browning
George L. Berry
Rogersville
United States Senate
Nathan L. Bachar
Chattanooga
Berry
Bachman
Washington
Internation Printing Pressmens and Assistan Union
Eat Yemmnessee
Berr
Py Roosevelt Said
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