Federal agents search woods in Parsons kidnapping case
Federal investigators in Stony Brook New York pursue the disappearance of North Shore society matron Mrs Alice McDowell Parsons. They deny contact with abductors as they widen the third day search while noting the Lindbergh law could apply when a victim crosses state lines. A newspaper ad surface mentioning M Sennet and Huntington 97 points to Gerald M Livingston, a Long Island sportsman, as a listed name.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lindbergh
Trim Little
New York
M. Sennet
Gerald M. Livingston
Long Island
Mother of Bobby Franks’ Mother Dies at Drake Hotel
Flora Gresham Woller 0 mother of Bobby Franks the 1924 Franks kidnapping victim died in her Drake hotel apartment after a year of illness. Her first husband Jacob Franks died years after Bobby’s murder. Loeb and Leopold received life and 99 year terms. Loeb was killed in prison last year.
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Chicago
Flora Gresham Woller
Bobby Franks
Richard Loeb
Wathan Leopold
Drake Hotel
Jacob Franks
Bobby
Loeb
Leopold
True it makes many things simple in politics and sport
A columnist praises direct observation over rumors and recalls planned reporting from Louis camp about a claimed teft hook to counter Braddock. The piece notes a constitutional detail: if the vice presidency is vacant, a president pro tempore earns the vice president salary while the appointed senator receives only a senator's pay.
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Louis
Braddock
Senate
Market notes from St. Louis Kansas City and Chicago June 16
Regional market reports show egg and butter pricing in St Louis and Kansas City with varied grades and plenty of meat and poultry quotes. Chicago lists live poultry prices and butter and egg markets alongside potatoes and regional livestock movements across East St. Louis and Kansas City markets with steady to lower trends and notable weight-based pricing cues.
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St, Louis
Northern Twins
Kansas City
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Springs
Idaho
Russet Burbanks US
Montana
Washington
Russet Burbanks
New Stock
California
White Rose
Bliss Triumphs
Exas
Arizona US
Oklahoma US
Oklahoma Cobblers
Louisiana Bliss Triumphs
Alabama 1Dliss Triumphs
East
Kansas City Livestock
U. S. Dent
Agr
Colorado
Texas
Harvard Class of 1927 Report Reveals Alumni Life
The Harvard class of 1927 report shows an average ten year income of 5200 dollars, satisfaction with careers, belief in the value of education, and leisure drinking. Most members are married with children, living in rented apartments in sizable cities, and employed in business, law, medicine, or teaching, with little saving and no stock speculation.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Driving Errors Blamed On Hunger And Eating Habits
Berkeley report from UC physiology outlines hunger improper eating and hypnotic road watching as drivers errors. Prof Eric Ogden advocates light frequent meals and no alcohol, noting continuous road gazing dulls the brain and raises risk. He calls for driving courses in high schools and full day tests to reveal hidden defects.
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Berkeley
Cal
Department of Physiology
University of California
Eric Ogden
Ogden
Crow Steals Girl's Pencil At School In New York
At Silver Creek New York June 16 an AP report says a pet crow distracted Shirley Hows ard during her final English examination. The bird, owned by a classmate, flew through an open window and snatched her pen before fleeing. Shirley borrowed another pen from the teacher and completed the test. Also noted, the United States produces three times as much corn as all the rest of the corn-raising countries combined.
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Silver Creek
N. Y
Shirley Howsard
Shirley
Countries
United States
San Francisco Boy A Lucky Swimmer
In San Francisco on June 16 a 16 year old swimmer named Phil Colter was swept toward the Golden Gate by a strong tide and dragged toward the Land's End sewer. He resurfaced under his own power after a tense struggle, fighting the current.
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San Francisco
Phil Colter
Golden Gate
Land’s End
Railroads to Post Men Wanted Signs for 40000 Jobs
Labor leaders say railroads will hang out men wanted signs soon, adding at least 40,000 jobs within a year pending enactment of the Wagner-Crosser railroad retirement bill. The House committee approved the bill to replace the current retirement act amid legal challenges.
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Washington
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
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