Mexican film star Dolores Del Rio weds Cedric Gibbons at Santa Barbara mission
Dolores Del Rio and Cedric Gibbons wed in the Franciscan mission chapel at Santa Barbara with intimate Hollywood guests. The ceremony was delayed to avoid a crowd and followed by a brief photo session before a honeymoon trip through northern California. The bride wore a gray ensemble and corsage of gardenias.
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United Press
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Cal
Dolores del Rio
Cedric Gibbons
California
Father Aurior
Hollywood
Junipero Serra
Juan Lasuen
Miss del Rio
J. L. Asancio
Benjamin Glazer
Gibbons
Jaime del Rio
Berlin
Nogale
Sonora
Mexico
Who Took It The American Legion Seeks Sign Thief
Police and Bruce P. Robinson post No 133 of the American Legion seek the thief who stole a road sign from state road 52 north of Flacksville. Similar signs have been placed on entrances to the city. The sign’s hole was filled after removal. Finders should return it to police or post officials.
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Bruce P. Robinson
The
American Legion
Flacksville
Legion Post
New Trial Sought in Indiana Funeral Home Case
Seek new trial filed in Anderson Indiana where property owners sue E S Albright Company to stop a funeral home at Eighth and Chase streets. Judge Alonzo A Bales ruled for plaintiffs and enjoined permanence of funeral home use. Motion argues evidence and law not upheld. If denied an appeal to state courts planned.
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Times Special
Two Die and Six Hurt in Auto Truck Crash Near Shelbyville
A vehicle faulty tail light blamed for a three car crash on state Road 29 five miles north of Shelbyville. Two Indianapolis residents, Mona Dickey 34 and her daughter Dorothy May Dickey 10, died. Six others injured include Carl Dickey 42 and Wayne Dickey 11 with skull fractures, Velma Dickey 6, Gifford Dickey 7, Elmer George and Mrs. Elmer George. Alva McArdle of Rising Sun owned the truck.
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Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Mona Dickey
Barth Avenue
Dorothy May Dickey
Carl Dickey
Wayne Dickey
Velma Louise Dickey
Gifford Dickey
Elmer George
Dickey
Auto
Alva McArdle
Rising Sun
George
Carl Scheffler
Fred
Run Down Blood Count Warns of Health Dangers
Thousands suffer low blood counts with symptoms like skin problems and fatigue. Experts warn persistent low counts can trigger more serious illnesses and require medical attention to prevent complications.
Goose Drowns After Drinking Incident Near Farm Home
A goose owned by Ralph Pearson drowned after tumbling headfirst into a deep water pail. Scheffler reported a truck parked with no tail light near his farm. Coroner Clyde Underwood said he would arrest McArdle and Eugene Rollins on charges of manslaughter.
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United Press
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Pearson
Scheffler
Clyde Underwood
McArdle
Eugene Rollins
Rising Sun
RCA Dealers to View New Models at Banquet Meeting
Four hundred radio dealers will gather Friday at the Columbia Club for advance showings of new RCA models. Kruse Radio, Inc. invites RCA distributor attendees with a banquet to follow as C. J. Kruse, president, speaks.
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RCA
Columbia Club
Kruse Radio, Inc
C. J. Kruse
Mass foreign forces against Chinese Reds? Beijing to Hankow
Chinese Nationalist government readies to strike at Communist forces in Hunan and Hupeh provinces as a large foreign force massed at Hankow. Eleven U S gunboats lie at Hankow with Japan involved in the widening siege along the Yangtze corridor.
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United Press
Shanghai
Hunan
Hupeh
Hankow
Yangtze River
United States
Japan
Hankow Defences Brace for Possible Foreign Aid
Britain sends reinforcements toward Hankow and other columns prepare to join if the situation worsens. No foreign troops have landed yet, but authorities stand ready to act without delay should the need arise.
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Hankow
Great Britain
Seybert, 55, Dies After Long Illness in Anderson
Walter L. Seybert, age 55, died at his Anderson home after a long illness. He is survived by three sons, one brother, and one sister. Funeral services are planned for Friday.
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Connersville
Ind
Louisa L. Weers
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Fairfield
Fayette
Franklin Counties
James Weers
Alquina
Ed M. Cobal
Laverne Clifton
Indianapolis
Charles Weers
W. R. Porter
William H. Fowler
Cedar Key
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Nice
Frank M. Hanson
M. N. Erb
William H. Erb
Anderson
Walter L. Seybert
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