Actress ten seeks annulment of recent wedding
Hollywood June 10 The English actress Lady Nedda Lyall plans to ask local courts to annul her surprise Mexican wedding to Donald MacDonald at Tijuana last Friday They may remarry later claiming the ceremony lacked Mexican legal validity Greta Garbo may be sought for a future English film venture by John Hopkins stockholder in Capitol Films He would not confirm negotiations Funeral services were held today for Jobyna Howland veteran actress who died Monday of heart disease In Beverly Hills her body to lie in state prior to services Stew Laurel and Hamilton McKenzie settle a $40000 damage suit by John B Wood who claims injury from being ducked in a pool at the Hal Roach studios
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Green parking meters debut in Kansas City downtown
In Kansas City Missouri on June 19 motorists began using new green bagged parking meters. A green flag marks unused time from a prior parker who deposited five cents. Two hundred forty meters are active with 700 more planned, all operational by June 15. Parking spaces vary from 20 feet to 15 minutes to an hour depending on district, and drivers must return before time expires to add more coins.
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Landon Governor’s Day Includes Dentist Visit and Old Si the Horse
Governor Alf Landon sticks to routine duties in Topeka despite expectations for Republican nomination. He greets supporters via radio, comments on Frederick Steiner’s keynote, poses with his horse Old Si, and declines a cuspidor photo setup.
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Wage Cut Restored to School Board Restores 4 Percent
St Louis June 10 The board of education voted unanimously to restore four percent of a ten percent salary cut to a teacher and other employees.
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Major Lloyd Stark Plans Ozark Gubernatorial Tour
Major Lloyd Stark announced a handshaking tour of Ozark voters next week with a single formal speech scheduled for the Women’s Democratic Club in Humansville. The itinerary lists Monday through Friday stops in Buffalo, Lebanon, Hartville, Ava, Gainesville, Fou sythe, Ozark, Galens, Mount Vernon, and other towns, marking a campaign swing through the district.
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Pettis County Young Democratic Club event Saturday
Stark will attend a Pettis County young Democratic Club event in Sedalia Saturday night with plans reportedly to visit Mansville and Springfield earlier in the day, and to stop in Warsaw and Sedalia for meetings.
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Missourian Gets 3 Year Sentence
Millard Sneed, 30, arrested after passing a worthless check while posing as the son of automobile tire maker B F P Goodrich, was sentenced to three years in the Arkansas penitentiary after pleading guilty to forgery. Irene Hays of Fisk, Mo., also pleaded guilty and received a suspended sentence. Sneed had married Hays under the Goodrich alias.
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Goodrich
Hoover to Attack the New Deal in Tonight Speech
Cleveland, June 10 AP California’s delegation heard Chairman Chester Rowell say Herbert Hoover’s speech to the Republican convention contains no hint of self serving motives. Rowell praised the address as a strong indictment of the New Deal and noted Hoover will not be swayed by praise. He contrasted Hoover with Bryan’s 1896 nomination cross.
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California
Chester Rowell
Herbert Hoover
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William Jennings Bryan
Kansas Citian Gets Two Years in Prison
Charles Meyers of Kansas City Missouri was found guilty of liquor tax evasion in Tulsa Oklahoma and sentenced to two years in prison. Nick Prank and his son Johnny Frank of Kansas City pleaded guilty to similar charges. The elder Frank received six months and his son was placed on probation.
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