Divorced from Eugene O Neill in Five Minutes
Reno Nevada July 3 Only five minutes time was required for Mrs Agnes O Neill to obtain a divorce from Eugene O Neill New York playwright at a trial behind locked doors Newspaper men and the public were barred from the courtroom A cowpuncher and his wife operating the Dude ranch where Mrs O Neill has been living were the only witnesses called They affirmed that she had fulfilled the legal residence requirements of the Nevada law Mrs O Neill testified briefly.
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United Press
Reno
Nev
Agnes O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
New York
Afe and Sane July Fourth in City Urged
Frederick E. Schorteiler former secretary of the Indianapolis City Council cautions adults and children to observe safety on Independence Day. He notes last year one fatality eleven serious injuries in Indianapolis largely from blank cartridges and warns that auto accidents drownings and fires from fireworks cause most fatalities nationwide. He urges motorists to be especially cautious on July Fourth.
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Indianapolis
Frederick E. Schorteelier
Cety Council
Schortemeijer
Perfume Use Linked to Personality Says Lily Damita
Lily Damita explains two perfume methods for women, one fragrance or many to fit moods, and stresses using a single scent with matching bath salts and powders. She notes applying perfume to hair behind the ears throat base and hands, plus sachets in hems and drawers and in the hair brush. Next: Lupe Velez on jewelry.
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Mabel Duke
NEA Service
the Times
Lily Damita
America
Miss Damita
Damita
Men 30 to 50 Best for Auto Work Says Ex Ford Official
Arthur E. Wilson 49, former Ford Motor Company employment chief, argues men aged 30 to 50 are best for automobile work, while Ford hires 18 to 70 for varied tasks. He cites steadiness before 30 and pace limits after 50, notes older workers in light inspection and inclusion of blind and disabled workers, and criticizes Ford’s past home-life investigations as costly and resentment-inducing.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Arthur E. Wilson
Ford Motor Company
Wilson
Ford Company
Wison
Ford
Miss Marjorie McKechnor Seeks Bathing Beauty Crown
Charleston entrant Miss Marjorie McKechnor competes in a bathing girls revue at the Midway open air theater in Broad Ripple park as part of the Fourth of July program. Prizes honor style carriage appearance and stage presence. Revues run Fridays with prizes and entertainment.
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Marjorie McKechner
Charleston
W. Va
Midway Open-Air
Broad Ripple Park
Hoover Farm Chief Approved by Settle
W. H. Settle, president of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation, endorses President Hoover’s choice of Alexander Legge of Chicago to head the federal farm board. Settle calls Legge well informed and in sympathy with producers, and says the president’s farm board appointments favor Midwest leaders.
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Hoover
Alexander Legge
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Settle
Farm Board
Midwest
Legge
Settie
Priest Honored for Fortieth Anniversary in Indianapolis
Parishioners of Assumption Roman Catholic Church honor Rev. Joseph F. Weber on the fortieth anniversary of his ordination with a living room suite. He has served as pastor there for thirty five years and is noted for bravery in the 1913 flood and civic leadership in West Indianapolis.
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Joseph F. Weber
Assumption Roman Catholic Church
Weber
Indianapol
Indianapolis
New Stamps Issued for Sullivan Expedition Anniversary
The Indianapolis post office received 500000 two cent stamps commemorating Major General Sullivan's 1779 New York expedition. Postmaster Robert H. Bryson announced the release. Stamps are red and match the size of regular two cent stamps, featuring Sullivan's portrait.
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Indianapolis
Sullivan
New York
Robert H. Bryson
France Edges Toward Ratification of War Debt Pact
Premier Raymond Poincare looks set to win senate ratification of France wartime debt accords with Britain and the United States. Senator Lucien Hubert said the senate would back the plan with one condition that it takes effect only after all interested nations accept the Young plan for reparations.
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United Press
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Senate
France
Great Britain
United States
Lucien Hubert
Senate Foreign Affairs Commission
United Press Today
Cottenham Sees 300 MPH Racing With New Tire
London July 3 racing expert Lord Cottenham says speeds may reach 300 miles an hour at Daytona and other American courses but only with a new tire able to withstand extreme hardship. He cautions that safety requires such a tire innovation before the speed becomes practical.
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London
Daytona
England
Lord Cottenham
Carl
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