Forgiving Wirt Harbors Rival End Her Baby
Miss May Godhill Canada ski girl sinks into worse condition after brief improvement. Doctors suspect a nervous breakdown from a complicated love triangle. Mrs. Connor recounts letters from her husband William Connor now in Vermont prison for forgery and the couple’s past ties to Miss Godhill and her baby Sonny.
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Mineola
N. Y
Pretty May Godhill
Canada
William Connor
Sonny
Vermont
Miss Gledhill
Montreal
Connor
Value of Farmers Dollar Higher for Industrial Goods
Executive Vice President Allard Smith of Union Yeast surveys 1930 31 farm income and yields noting a 6.6 percent rise in seven leading crops to 3 061 000 000 bushels while farm prices fall 30 percent since 1929. He asserts the farmers dollar buys more industrial goods amid an overall 22 percent drop in gross agricultural income to 9 300 000 000 and highlights a shift toward farming as industrial demand tails off.
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Allard Smith
Union Yeast. Company
Cleveland
Hindenburg Grants Bruning Power To Alter Tariffs
Berlin Des. I CAP In a brief decree President von Hindenburg granted the Bruning government broad authority to raise duties and alter the customs schedule without Reichstag consultation through next February 23. The move allows bilateral treaty talks with foreign powers and may prompt protests over most-favored-nation treatment.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Bruening
Reichstag
England
Germany
Why Women Have the Last Word Debate Ignites Voices
A New York report summarizes Berlin researchers and New York experts asserting women’s superior vocal flexibility. Dr Winslow and Miss Perkins cite studies and tests at Madison Square Garden to prove women can outtalk men with better resonance and easier speech, while noting men excel in public speaking strength.
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New York
Coben Cruben
Winslow
Perkins
Madison Square Garden
Hippodrone
Trial testimony in aged couple murder case in Massachusetts
Michael Burke, 17, serving life, testified in St. Joseph Massachusetts where Walter Powell, 64, and Annie Powell, 69, face first degree murder charges. Burke aided the case by linking the Powells to the slayings of John Fisher and John Brown, with forty five witnesses subpoenaed. The Powells deny involvement.
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ST. Joseph
Dee
Michael Burke
State Penitentiary
Walter Powell
Annie
Burke
Eward
Powells
John Fisher
John Brown
Fisher
Powell
Brown and Fisher
Borah Sees His Bronze Doppelgangerin New York Exhibition
Idaho Senator William E. Borah reacts to a life size bronze head in Sheila Burlingame’s first New York solo show at John Levy Galleries. The artist, living in St. Louis, discussed smoothing and roughing the piece as Borah examined the sculpture.
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New York
William E. Borah
Idaho
Sheila Burlingame
Senate
Mr. Borah
Senator Borah
John Levy
20 Per Cent Boost Forecast in Autos
Cleveland December 1 AP The automobile industry will do 20 percent more business in 1932 than this year and will be in the front when normal times return, predicts Harry B Harper vice president of Willys Overland Inc Harper told 300 automobile distributors and salesmen last night that business is coming back awfully fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nornal Times
Harry B. Harper
Willys-Overland, Inc
Harper
New Haven Named Safest City in United States
A four month span with no automobile deaths and twelve year decline in accidents highlights New Haven's safety drive. Education for drivers, car safety tests, school courses, newspaper campaigns, and police vigilance reduced risk. Yale research pinpointed dangerous corners guiding a rotary traffic system.
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New Haven
Gentt. I
United States
Yale
Robbins Stoeckel
Cnbase
Philip Smith
International Chiefs of Police
Connecticut
Richard S. Kirby
New Trial Denied by High Court in Tutrell Case
The Supreme Court Division No 2 today denied Dr H B Tutrell a new trial for abortion in Cape Girardeau County. The court remanded to set aside the order granting the new trial and reinstate the jury verdict, rejecting the faulty information claim.
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Supreme Court
H. B. Tutrell
Cape Girardeau County
Dr. Tutrel
New Trials Ordered for Two Convicted State Bankers
Two bankers, W T Long of Peoples Bank Jerico Springs and Alvin Hill of Stotts City Bank, were granted new trials by Division No 1 of the Missouri Supreme Court citing improperly admitted evidence. Long and Hill each faced two year sentences after separate trials, with venue changes and subsequent indictments noted. Justice Whitsite and Justice Henwood authored opinions, calling for more precise inquiry into note-makers and assets in future proceedings.
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Supreme Court
W.T. Long
Peoples Bank of
Jérico Springs
Alvin Hill
Stotts City
Long
Vernon County
Cedar County
Berryman Henwood
Whsite’s
Daily Health Service Seek to Control Disease Before It Gets Started
Overview by Morris Fishbein on communicable diseases in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Emphasizes early diagnosis, isolation, and public health measures to prevent spread. Describes role of laboratories, nursing, and authorities, with cautionary examples of contagion at gatherings and the need to manage disease carriers.
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Sydr
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Ifygeia
Health Magazine
Hyde studies legalized beer to aid farmers prospects
Secretary Hyde prepares a comprehensive study on whether legal beer benefits farmers. With a new Congress and ongoing agriculture discussions, conclusions are not expected before January 1. He began last September and has since gathered facts with bureau input and unsolicited assistance.
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Washington
Hyde
Congress
Rich Hines Philanthropist and Lumber Merchant Dies
Edward Hines 68, wealthy Chicago lumber executive and benefactor, died of pneumonia after months of heart disease. Born Buffalo July 1 1863, he moved to Chicago as a child, rose from grocery store to secretary and treasurer, then led Edward Hines Lumber Co. which grew to a 45 acre operation with vast timber storage. Family at bedside included widow Loretta and children Charles Ralph and Mrs. Howell Howard. Brazil has about 500 domestic establishments for the manufacture of medicines.
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Chicago
Edward Hines
Mr. Hines
Loretta
Howell Howard
Charles
Ralph Hines
Buffalo
N. Y
S. K. Martin and Co
Hines
New Edward Hines Lumber Company
Hich
Mystery of the missing bracelet and De Lome clue
In a tense room Mary manipulates a bracelet to trap Louise and secure critical evidence. Bruce demands answers, Lavender Countess backs the lie, and Bruce exits abruptly. Bates returns with torn clues about De Lome, a faded photograph, and a village mystery prompting a race to uncover the truth.
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Regin
Ahynmarigness
Ree Bly
Bob
Old Mass
Yepyrent
Bowen
Star
Milwry
Fiame
Dine Duster
Eddie Failty
Police
Bruce Jumiter
Ras
Europe
Tin
Hauteat
Dirk
Nia
Mit
Piurdertr
Jupiter
Luke Tor
Rimenta
bin Dusin Bowen
Giamend
Mirey
de Lum
Loatise
Bruce
Louise
Mary
Liss Harkness
Brace
de Loma
Mar
Bates
Thi
Mr. Jupiter
Court House
de Lome
Aed
Tom
Lorimer
Hhin
Mr. Jupitter
Henry Batea
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Hindenburg
Miss Perkins
Outh
Sen. Boran
Royal Raymond Rife
San Diego
Calif
Smith
Stoeckel
Staeckel
W. T. Long
Jericho Springs
Stalls City
Daily Health Service
Sec
Tally Boy
Brazil
Ouish
Eddie
Facht
Reat
Cois
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