Harold Lloyd Hires Detectives in Dane Poisoning Case
Hollywood May 28 Harold Lloyd the actor hired private detectives to trace the poisoner of his Great Dane Illo Van Deron. The champion dog was poisoned with meat at the Hollywood dog show venue. detectives pursue the culprit.
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Hoover Faces Record Mail Over Tariff Bill
President Hoover has received more mail on the pending tariff measure than any issue in fifteen months, urging a veto if the bill remains in its present form. Congress is expected to pass it within ten days, with protests from consumers and businesses alike and editorial opposition from many papers. Hoover plans a digest of views and a possible flexible revision clause allowing rate changes up to 50 percent to fix flaws in the measure.
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Picture Series Ends in The Times Air Contest at Lyric
Readers rush essays on Merits of Aerial Transportation for The Times aviation contest. The final picture appears today at The Times Lyric theater Curtiss-Wright plane ride prize offers five free rides and twenty Lyric theater tickets.
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Pupils Practice for Annual May Festival Amid Civic Support
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan backs citizens military training camps as sponsors prepare for the May festival. M M Andrews, county C M T C chairman, says enrollment is open with a few Marion county vacancies. Camps are at Ft Benjamin Harrison and Camp Knox Kentucky.
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French Fight U S Dry Law and May Day Festival
Dordogne wine growers oppose the eighteenth amendment in a Bergerac meeting. In the U S portion, School 29 showcases an annual May day program at 8 p m with Evelyn Christopher directing a pupil orchestra and rhythmic band. Students perform as Miss America Mother Earth handmaidens and other roles. ten nations represented and a Moscow building simulates a wartime tank.
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Dry League Announces Large Scale Anti Prohibition Campaign
The Anti Saloon League outlined a modern campaign against wets including literature sound movies radio talks and thousands of meetings from its Westerville Ohio printing plant. F Scott McBride said the drive will educate the public on the evils of alcohol and pursue education agitation and legislation.
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Texas Co Ed Missing Nine Days As Officials Probe
Austin officials report Catherine Lewis Davis, a 16 year old University of Texas co ed, has been missing ten days. She left for Norman Oklahoma to visit friends but did not arrive, and no trace has been found.
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Ammonia Tank Incident Ties Love Rejection to Incident
In Brooklyn on May 28 Fred Doboriewitz, 24, faced emotional distress after his girlfriend rejected him. He collapsed beside a steel cleaning-tank containing ammonia. police detained him for about an hour as he recovered, remarking the air had caused gas exposure.
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Seek Operator Of Job Racketeering Busted By Detectives
Detectives trail a man who peddled non existent jobs for $12 calling at Russell Fordyce’s home at 333 North Walcott Street. The stranger claimed to be a local newspaper agent seeking a printer’s apprentice for a neighbor. Fordyce paid $12, found no job, spokesman said two others were approached but did not pay.
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Court orders G O P leader to apologize
Oregon Republican governor candidate George W. Joseph must publicly apologize before readmission to the bar after lifetime disbarment. Attorney Thomas Mannix, also barred, did not receive a retraction privilege. Mannix led clashes over a $500000 will during Joseph’s bid for governor. United Press report. Indiana typographical unions set 42nd annual conference July 14 and 20 in Gary with state secretary-treasurer George Mayer announcing.
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