Negro Hatchet Suspect Fails in Jail Break at Gary
In Gary Indiana Louis Hood a 36 year old Richmond Negro held as an axe murder suspect led a jail break. He burned a patch of timber and attacked officers before the jail door was slammed. Hood wounded Patrolman Victor Presco and escaped until recaptured. Authorities summoned investigators to check liquor law violation activities and possible moonshine ties.
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United Preas
Gary
Ind
Louis Hood
Richmond
Ogden
Manlan Fell
Cigarett
H. Johnstone
Southern
Hood
Mansan
Johnstone
Victor Presco
Manlan
Ulysses Mack
Ralph F. Wilcox
Omaha
Nebs
Children Need Uniforms to Spare Them Hurtful judgments
The article argues that childhood clothing and conformity shape self esteem. It cites personal stories of insecurity from not fitting in, urges uniforms to level social differences, and warns adults undervalue the impact of such pressures on kids. Noblesville report notes Western Yearly Meeting plans in Plainfield August 18-24.
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Noblesville
Ind
Order of Business
Western Yearly Meeting of Friends
Plainfield
DOTS EXTREMELY POPULAR IN SHEER COTTONS Frock
The advertisement describes a flattering linen blue flocked frock with sheer white organdie jabot and flared sleeves, priced pattern No. 734 with sizes 14 to 40 bust inches. It promotes washable crepe silk fabric and notes pattern cost 15 cents plus 10 cents for a Fashion Magazine copy.
Vacation At Home Proves Enriching For Readers
Readers describe staying close to home as a mental and physical refresh. Mrs E L Claghorn details a world tour via books for five dollars, three hours daily three weeks, while Mrs Della M Behym er praises a Colorado and California coast trip by car. Mrs Mary E Johnson reports a downtown hotel stay with shows and rest, and Mrs Clara Arnello outlines a home based routine from 5 a m including pets, chores, and sunbaths. Framed as the Times Vacation Contest, the piece notes Friday deadline and the five dollar prize winner.
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Times
E. L. Claghorn
America
Mary E. Johnson
North Pershing Avenue
Vacatins
Koremlu Cream Promises Forever Hair Removal
An advertisement touts Koremlu Cream and Koremia for permanent facial hair removal. It claims a French chemist developed a method to devitalize hair roots, making regrowth impossible, with KoremluCream used day and Koremia Night Cream for at night.
Starlet Anne Wins Extra Role Amid Hollywood Intrigue
In a New York studio saga Anne Winter earns a promised bit in Garry Sloan's film Married in May while Dan Rorimer watches from afar. Sloan's power, Sylvia Patterson's ambition, and Eva Harley's quiet resentment color the bungalow life as Anne navigates nerves, praise, and a possible kiss of fame.
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Anne
Ara Girns
Eva Harley
Mona
Garry
Dan
Sloan
Rorimer
Garry Sloan
Sylvia Patterson
Johnny Riddle
Sylvia
Grand United
Riddle
Hollywood
Anne Winter
Raymond Marbury
Pat Stanton
Mary Ellis
Mom
Eva
Mr. Rorimer
Ture
Atwood
Wreckers Clash In New York Labor Confrontation
In New York, Local 95 wreckers confronted House Wreckers Brotherhood members at a subway exit over wage rates. Fistfights erupted, four arrests made, and three injured treated by ambulance crews.
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United Press New York
Wreckers
Local 95
House Wreckers Brotherhood
Greater New York
Brotherhood
Brotherhood Wreckers
County Picnic Set for 1000 County Employees and Families
An annual outing of about 1,000 county employees and their families will be held August 19 at Broad Ripple Park. County commissioners announced the event with games contests a chicken dinner and refreshments at noon. Committees appointed Wednesday will run the activities. Clarence Raper a 50 year old Wayne County farmer died after a long illness in Dublin Indiana. He leaves a widow a daughter two sons and siblings.
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Broad Ripple Park
Wayne County
Dublin
Ind
Clarence Raper
Grace
Myra
Charles
Robert
Raymond
Martha Miller
Richmond
Della McClure
Forest fires probe stirs sheriff's ire in Indiana county
In Inville Clark County Sheriff Hal K. Hughes condemned rumors linking moonshiner warfare to forest fires. He insisted the county can operate without help from Attorney General James M. Ogden, amid the probe into the fires and related violence.
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Sheriff
Inville
Ind
James M. Ogden
Hal K. Hughes
Clark Couny
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