New Golf Ball Puzzles Bring Courtroom to Open Air
An absurd mock trial in Pasadena features amateur and pro golfers and a judge as the new golf ball is accused of spoiling play. Prosecution complains of ruined cups and wayward shots while the defense argues the ball performs when used properly. the judge rules the new ball is here to stay.
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Jean Bosquet
Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Dee
Publico
Balff
Axman
Cooner
Diegel
Helgang
Pasadeng
Joly Ball
D. A
John Hall
Bono
Pell
Christmas parolees released from Alabama state prisons
Alabama state prisons opened for Christmas paroles with more than 100 inmates eligible for one day release. Among the long term convicts freed are those who served over 25 years, including some for murder and burglary. No check on departures until January 6. Hamp Draper cites merit and long service as criteria.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bibb Graves
Hamp Draper
Draper
Sas
Alts
Bank Failures Hit Cities With Multiple Branches
AP reports Philadelphia Bankers Trash Company with 19 branches, led by state banking secretary, collapses as citywide closures unfold. In Atlanta the City Bank and Trash Company assets are seized by state authorities. Miami closes The City National Bank after heavy withdrawals caused by rumors.
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Philadelphia
Bankers Trash Company of
State Secretary of Banking
Atlanta
A.B. Mobisy
City Bank and Trash Company
Miami
Fila
City National Bank
Market Drifts as Holiday Quiet Returns to Wall Street
New York stock averages slipped amid light turnover with short covering fading and a mild profit-taking mood. Copper and silver advanced briefly while major stocks like U S Steel and American Telephone fell two points or more. a handful rose modestly. Oil sentiment improved slowly as Humble Oil boss W S Farish forecast a recovery within six months. credit rates held at 2 percent.
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New York
Angronda
Kennecott
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Standard of N. J
North American
Consolidated Gas
Westinghouse
Air Reduction
Dupont
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Union Pacific
Eastman
Worthington
Auburn
Coca Cola
Allied Chemical
W. S. Farish
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Standard of New Jer
St Louis Livestock Exchange Chief Harry Rein Dies
Harry Rein, chairman and assistant secretary of the St. Louis Livestock Exchange since 1889, died today at age 50 from a heart attack induced by pleurisy in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Harry §. Rein
Lucas loaned $4000 for Norris antiNebraska campaign
Wade H. Cooper testified that Robert H. Lucas executive director of the Republican National Committee borrowed $4,000 to finance Nebraska campaign material against Senator Norris. Lucas said the loan was his personal responsibility. Senator Cubting called for repudiation of Lucas statement, tying it to GOP backing.
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Washington
Wade H. Cooper
The
Commercial National Bank
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Senator Norris
Nebraska
Cooper
Luc Pas
Republic National Committee
Lucas
Norris
Senator Cubting
New Mexico
National Republican
Gubting
Lincoln
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Judiciary Committee
Nye Committee
Nye
OQUER SIGNS FARE BOARD APPROPRIATION
President Hoover signed the farm board appropriation totaling 180 million dollars as Congress enacted the measure. The funding raises the revolving fund to 200 million from a 500 million authorization for the board, with bids invited for steam fitting at the Capitol Power House in Jefferson City Missouri.
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Washington
Hoover
Farm Board
Congress
Capitol Power House
Jefferson City
Herman Lutey
Capitol Building
Defersen City
Vanstone
Governor
Went
Prince Louis Returns as Monaco Rioters Target Palace
Monaco Dec 23 The return of Prince Louis from Paris sparked riots as about seven thousand residents gathered. over a dozen injured and nearly fifty arrested. Police and Monaco's standing army struggled to control the crowd. attackers clashed with soldiers, and arrests continued through the unrest.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Louis of
Paris
Marquet
Huge Arm al Plane Crash Through House in Los Angeles
A Westin Air Express tri motor from Salt Lake City crashed into a house near the Alhambra terminal after hitting high tension wires. Four people escaped harm as the plane ignited the Toner home, with A Ousterhaut lightly burned and pilots Cox and Sherwood assisting Toner before help arrived.
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Los Angeles
Westin Air Express, Inc
Salt Lake City
Alhambra
Bart Cox
Pea Flyer
A. Ousterhaut
Wyoming
A. L. Toner
Cox
George Sherwood
Ousterhaut
Mail Carried From Structure By Fire Rescue
Cox and Sherwood carried it from the structure as police and firemen saved three pouches of mail. The greater part of the cargo was damaged by fire and water. The value of the mail load was not made known.
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Accident & Health
Cox and Sherwood
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Stegmaier
Glova
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Sterson City
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