Dumbest soldier in the A E F nominated in Times World War Story
Albert C. Livingston of North Delaware street submits a tale to The Times contest recounting Nathan of the 868 Transport corps as the dumbest soldier seen in France. The memory centers on guard post duty in a rain swept night at St. Nazaire and a clash with an officer of the day who pretends to be the officer on duty. The piece is part of a week long humorous and human war reminiscence drive with prizes for top stories.
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Death Suspect William C Hill Charged in Zeller Murder
William C Hill an ex policeman is charged with the murder of lottery operator Charles Zeller at Zeller's home on March 12. Hill allegedly attempted a robbery and fired during a struggle after Zeller drew a gun to defend himself. Zeller carried life insurance valued at 6 400 000.
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William C. Hill
Charles Zeller
Hill
Zeller
Fox
Harry L. Stuart
John E. Otterson
Wormwood
Wall Street
Statute Test Suit Filed Over Sanitary Commission Salaries
Mandamus suits allege legality challenge to a city sanitary commission salary fix. Bernard Treup and William Elder seek court orders for $850 each for services Jan 1 to Mar 25, naming City Controller William Elder as defendant.
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Bernard J. Treup
William L. Elder
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Find Students Bodies in Cemetery After Three Day Search
Jonesville Michigan March 27 three day search for two high school students ended in a cemetery. The bodies of Lowell Durfee and Cecile Nye both 17 were found in the boys car. They died from carbon monoxide from the idling engine.
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Jonesville
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Cecile Nye
Tanlac touted as cure for stomach troubles in ad claim
A New York physician warns of dangers from acid stomach and ulcers while promoting Tanlac as a quick relief. An unnamed patient, Mrs May Ogle, credits Tanlac with saving her life after ten years of distress and bed confinement.
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May Ogle
Crash in auto helped lead to Fox strife
William Fox and a companion were injured when a Rolls Royce crashed on Long Island, killing Fox's chauffeur. The accident halted his expansion, including theater acquisitions and stock in Loew's, just as the boom in sound pictures boosted earnings. A later stock market collapse wiped out much of his wealth and exposed financial strain in his vast empire.
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United Press
New York
William Fox
Old Westbury Road
Long Island
Fox
Loew's
Gaumont
Loew
Why Food Seems To Soothe A Troubled Stomach
Mrs. Joan Hannum of Chicago credits Acidine with ending a decade of indigestion from rich foods. She says a dose settles her stomach within minutes, stops gas belching and throat burning, and notes the widespread use of Acidine.
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N. Melvina Ave
Chicago
Indiana Crime Commission Eyes Separate Court Ballots
A sub-committee chaired by Attorney General James M. Ogden recommends separate elections for supreme appellate and circuit court judges to the 1931 legislature. The tentative report, due to the Crime Commission executive group April 4 and the general meeting April 26, also proposes juror questioning by judges and other reforms to reduce judicial politics.
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Willis Enters Marion County Sheriff Race for Reform
John G. Willis announces Republican bid for Marion County sheriff promising sweeping management changes and cost cuts in the patrol system. A former criminal court and grand jury investigator, Willis clashed with the Coffin faction after the county council blocked his salary. He served in the US Army, worked with the state highway commission and as deputy state fire marshal, with prior courtroom service in 1929.
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Marion County
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Coffin County
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Tropics
Indiana
State Highway Commission
Grand Jury Room
Indiana University Dean Honored as AADC President
Announcement from Toronto confirms Dr. Frederic R. Henshaw dean of Indiana University School of Dentistry elected president of the American Association of Dental Colleges. Committee members include James M. Knapp of Hagerstown speaker Sol A. Wood of Allen circuit court and Rev. Alfred Kenna of La Porte.
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Dental Group
Toronto
Frederic R. Henshaw
Indiana University School of Dentistry
American Association of Dental Colleges
Canada
Ogden
James M. Knapp
Hagerstown
House of Representatives
Sol A. Wood
Allen Circuit Court
Alfred Kenna
la Porte
City workers to be paid during sewage plant build
On March 27 1930 workers are entitled to receive pay up to a maximum of 3600 dollars annually while the city sewage disposal plant proceeds with construction.
Sugar seasoning for vegetables improves flavor
Sugar is recommended with a pinch of salt to boost the taste of mild vegetables like spinach and soften sharp flavors of tomatoes. Doctors and dietitians support using sugar in cooking essential foods to increase appeal for both adults and children, promoting wholesome desserts for variety. The Sugar Institute.
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