Buckley death sparks Detroit civic vow to fight gangs
Jerry Buckley radio host slain in lobby of the La Salle hotel after urging recall of Mayor Bowles. His death sparks renewed public demand for clean government and crackdown on gangs, with Buckley remembered as a crusader and martyr. The Lanterns fete at Spades Park drew 15 000 attendees with prizes awarded for decorated homes and bridges as organizers hailed the community effort.
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Detroit
Jerry Buckflex
Jerry Buckley
la Salle Hotel
Buckley
Commissioner of Police
Gerald E. Buckley
WMBC
Charles Bowles
Spades Park
Mary
Hoss Dennis
Walter Gibson
L. K. Harlow
Jesse McClure
Lucille Lowe
Flora Bauer
Joe Lake
Capitol Dairies
Bond Baking Company
Ruth Campbell
Nowland Avenue
J. M. Whitehead
J. P. Burcham
Brookside Parkway
North Drive
Albert Griffis
Brookside Avenue
Allen Bevel
H. L. Bains
Patrolman John F. Lee Suspended Over Unauthorized Departure
Patrolman John F. Lee is under suspension pending probable charges before the safety board. Police Chief Jerry E. Kinney announced Lee left his district and went home without permission, an act charged as improper conduct.
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John F. Lee
Safety Board
Jerry E. Kinney
Lee
Wild Company at Lyric Promises Drama and Comedy
Cagelaraga has risen to stardom in the Fox Movietone all talking film Wild Company opening at the Lyric for one week starting Saturday. The picture blends romance and thrills with comedy led by Albertson in cabaret scenes with Sharon Lynn and twelve chorus girls. Also featuring H B Warner as father Indiana, Joyce Compton in a key role, and a stage bill of four new vaudeville acts.
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Cagelaraga
Talking Pictures
Fox Movietone
Wild Company
Albertson
Sharon Lynn
H. B. Warner
Joyce Compton
Claire McDowell
Frances McCoy
Richard Keene
Kenneth Thomson
George Fawcett
Leo McCarey
Bradley King
John Stone
RKO
Billy Maine
Comedy Company
Phil
Coscia
Verdi
Perry Twins
Eslyn Taris
Dale and Meyers
Future of Drinking Seen in Two Religions
United Press reports Gilbert Seldes argues in The Future of Drinking that America faces a clash between religious zealots and heavy drinkers. He forecasts stages from compulsory drunkenness to women’s ascent as drinkers and predicts drinking will concentrate among a few. The leisure class may still drink. He also notes fridge ice cube shortages at highball parties.
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United Press
New York
Gilbert Seldes
Little Brown
Ieisure
Seldes
Tenth Ward Democratic Rally At Wheatley Home
About 300 people attended a Tenth ward rally held Thursday night at the home of city councilman Clarence I. Wheatley 1521 Pleasant street. Walter Anderson, ward chairman, appointed Lee Hoop Owen Riley Edward Meyers Herman Shulsky and Peter Elefers as vice chairmen.
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Tenth Ward
Clarence I. Wheatley
Pleasant Street
South Side
Lee Hoop
Owen Riley
Edward Meyers
Herman Shulsky
Peter Elefers
Walter Anderson
Poor Teeth Health Costs and Modern Dentistry
The Peoples Dentists advertise affordable care with moderate prices. They outline hours from early morning to 6 p.m. and Sunday service from 9 a.m. to noon at 36 West Washington Street, inviting locals to seek dental work within accessible hours and pricing.
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the Peoples Dentists
West Washington Street
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NEA Service
Cleveland
Lake Erie
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Billy
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TIMES
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Rybolt Heating Co
North East ST
Riley
Pennsylvania Railroad
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St. Louis
Indianapolis
Chicago
Richmond
Dayton
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Logansport
South Bend
City Ticket Office
Monument Place
Mighty Powers of Entertainment
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Palace
Circle
Apollo
Ohio
Horace Heidt
Oxfords
S. Illinois St
E. Washington St
W. Washington St
Canar Cn
Philadelphia Bird Food Co
Spratt
Johnson’s. Haller
Burnett
UC Us
Everitt
R. M. Reams
Optometrist
Kryptok
Victor
Jacquard
Reguar
Pune
Jon
B Furniture CO
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