Man Believed Alive After Ozark Murder Hoax Trial Set
Connie Franklin returns alive in Mountain View Arkansas as five men accused of torturing and killing him face December 16 trial. Prosecutor Hugh Williamson vows they will pay with their lives. Witness Tillir Ruminer, who sparked the case, refuses to recognize him.
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Chrysler Building Named World’s Tallest Structure
New York. Walter P. Chrysler announced the Chrysler building, now fully steel constructed, rises to 1,030 feet and becomes the tallest structure ever erected. The tower surpasses Paris Eiffel Tower and other famed skyscrapers, redefining global height records.
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Annexation discussion for Lynnhurst area set for Tuesday
A joint meeting of Wayne Township Civic League and Lynnhurst Civic League will discuss annexing territory west of Tibbs avenue Lynnhurst drive Michigan street and Morris street into Lynnhurst at School No 14 at 8 Tuesday night. William E Harding secretary says sentiment generally favors annexation after a long pending question.
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Murder Trial Near End in Brown Case
Charles Brown, 45, faces a second degree murder charge for shooting his wife Alma Brown, 45, five times at their home. The defense sought an insanity verdict but the judge overruled the motion. The state began rebuttal after the defense rested with closing arguments due this afternoon. Brown did not testify as to why he shot his wife in the back.
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Montclair man killed in 500 foot Nuanu Pali fall
William F. Russell twenty three from Montclair New Jersey died in a five hundred foot fall at the Nuanu Pali cliff near Honolulu. attached to the coast artillery unit since May he had been an honor student in chemistry at Cornell Columbia and Michigan universities. It was believed he slipped while hiking and lost balance at the edge.
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Misconduct charges dropped for Martha Crenshaw in divorce case
New York reports that 19 year old Martha Crenshaw, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Crenshaw West, had misconduct accusations withdrawn after medical testimony. Attorney Kenneth Walser asked the jury to refrain from judging the daughter and to consider dropping charges against the mother as well.
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Marmon-Roosevelt Jubilee Showcases 1930 Models
Marmon motor dealers at the state fairgrounds celebrate the 1930 Marmon Roosevelt jubilee. The event runs through Tuesday with a noon luncheon addressed by Walter C. Marmon. Delegations from most states and several foreign countries attend, with speakers including G. M. Williams A. R. Heiskell W. D. Teague Frank L. Hambly and others.
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Famous Driver Teddy Tetzlaff Dies in Los Angeles
Teddy Tetzlaff, 46, once a leading American racing champion, died at his Artesia home. He had suffered a spinal injury in the Los Angeles Phoenix road race eighteen years earlier and had been prominent for his speed championship wins over Ralph De Palma.
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My favorite Bible Passage and civic note
A reader cites passages from Matthew about treating others as you wish to be treated and about the Lord's Prayer. The note includes a reference to Dr. Mariam Van Waters, referee of the Los Angeles juvenile court.
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Farms Drain Population Across Decades
Agriculture Secretary Hyde reports farm population fell to 27.5 million on Jan 1 1929 from 32.1 million in 1910. Net rural losses include 598 thousand moving to cities in 1928, while city to farm moves totaled 1.36 million, with farm land values down about 20 percent since 1924.
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Ortiz Rubio proclaimed winner in Mexico City parade
The election of Pascual Ortiz Rubio as president was proclaimed publicly across the nation with combined military and civil ceremonies in Mexico City. Thousands of troops led by General Eulogio Ortiz and Genaro Vasquez joined the capital’s demonstration.
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Six Annapolis Midshipmen Among Rhodes Scholars
Swarthmore Pa December 9 six midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy are among thirty two new American Rhodes scholars who will reside at universities in England next fall. The Academy led the list and this marked the first year Annapolis men entered the Rhodes selection.
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Rhodes Scholarships for Western Universities
Scholarships founded under the will of Cecil Rhodes provide $2,000 per year for three years. Recipients are chosen for intellect character leadership and interest in sports at universities in the far west.
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Stars conquer colds with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Hospital physicians approve the remedy for home use to relieve head colds coughs and chest colds quickly. Lila Lee the leading lady reports relief after each 15 minute doses for three hours ending in a restful night and rapid recovery.
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Alice White Ends Threatening Cold After Dance
Hollywood star Alice White credits Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for rapid relief from severe cold after a overheated dance. She describes taking the remedy every 15 minutes at first then every few hours, with fever fading and voice clearing by the next day.
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Robert Montgomery Recovers Fast Using Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
Actor Robert Montgomery followed physicians advice for a cold after exposure in the studio and chilly night air. He took Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in 15 minute intervals and reports rapid relief, enabling him to return to work the next day.
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Armstrong finds quickest way to end bad cold on set
Hollywood star Robert Armstrong recovered from a chest cold with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. He received double strength doses every 15 minutes until congestion eased. Within hours his voice improved and he could continue filming. Doctors praised the remedy as fast and safe for head colds and coughs.
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