Lamour denies ties to pianist in high profile trial
Dorothy Lamour rejected Hollywood gossip linking her to pianist Myr Alderman amid the $150,000 love theft case involving Alma Alderman and Ruth Etting. Witnesses described Alderman’s associations, with Lamour admitting professional ties and noting no personal appointment or romance.
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Myr Alderman
Alma Alderman
Ruth Etting
Annabelle
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New York
George L. Roberts
Hollywood
Bernard Cohen
Miss Erling
Alderman
Alma
Arrests in Detroit Picketing Freed After Trials
All those arrested during the May 27 CIO United Automobile Workers picketing of Briggs stadium home field of the Detroit Tigers were released. Eleven were detained after clashes as police dispersed marchers. two faced trial for disturbing the peace but were acquitted. Nine remaining charges were dismissed by Recorder's Judge Donald Van Zile. An unrelated note mentioned Annabelle Walde, linked to Alder man, and a 1874 Wisconsin forest fire that burned 1,280,000 acres and killed 1,500.
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Briggs Baseball Stadium
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Birl
Alma
Martin Seligar
Walde
Alderman
35 Cent Medicine Claim Sparks Alarm in Ad Claims
A dubious 35 cent ad touts a universal medicinal mix named Gold Memals touted as a safe remedy for kidneys and bladder. The garbled text warns readers against belief, urging caution about pseudo products and urging to seek genuine medicines from reputable drug stores.
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Berk
Henry A Wallace presidential prospects One Year To Go
Henry A Wallace faces uncertain odds to win the presidency as Roosevelt debates a potential third term. His farm program record, need to deliver better prices, and compromises with expediency shape his prospects. Harry Hopkins adds complexity, with farm support and AAA tensions influencing Wallace’s appeal both among farmers and urban voters.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Bruce Catton Henry Agard Wallace
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Roosevelt
Mr. Wallace
Towa
Harry Hopkins
AAA
Borah voices opposition to reactionary 1940 candidate
Washington June 25 Senator Borah on his seventy fourth birthday said the American people would not accept a reactionary presidential candidate in 1940. He said party leaders fail to see the political revolution when Roosevelt was first elected in 1932 and that a few men should not control the government.
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Washington
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Roosevelt
Senator Borah Maintains Independence Amid Nomination Talks
Senator Borah refuses to engage in candidate maneuvering for the Republican nomination. A longtime individualist, he shuns party labels while staying active in the Senate at 74. He supports governing policy, opposes the court and reorganization bills, and plans to fight repeal of the arms embargo in the neutrality law. He maintains cordial White House ties and friendly relations with Vice President Garner.
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Borah
White House
Garner
Senate
Ford's farming unit 15 shown first time
Detroit news reports Henry Ford unveiling a mechanized farming unit claimed to replace draft animals. Demonstrated at River Rouge plant and Dearborn fields, the four wheeled tractor uses hydraulic depth control and automatic weight shifting, with in-seat control of plows and implements. Ford predicts shorter farm workdays and global economic impact if widely adopted.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
River Rouge
Dearborn
Harry G. Ferguson
Radio program schedule and Ford tractor note
A scanned radio listing shows KHOS KWK KWE and CKWK programs with numerous time slots from Sign On at 5:59 to late evening segments including sports, music, news, and features. A Ford statement claims its tractor design reduces farmer toil and encourages younger generations to return to the land amid concerns about agricultural income.
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Harry Birds
KWK
Grady Cantrell
KWE
Sam
Hollywood A. L
W. Pla
Dave Wright
RWE
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
CKWK
Krogers
Missouri Pacific
Oberman's
Ford
Ford Engineering Laboratory
U. S. Highway 112
Detroit
Roosevelt Signs Flood Control Bill Into Law
President Roosevelt signed an appropriation bill totaling 3305,188,514 for non military war department activities including flood control and harbor projects. Of the civil functions funding, 172,000,000 is for flood control with 39,000,000 allocated to the Mississippi river and its tributaries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War Department
Father First Patient of Medical Student Dr Corum
Corbin Ky June 29 AP An automobile crash injures Dr S T Corum 57 of Corbin en route to Memphis for his son Dr Lewis Corum’s Tennessee University Medical College graduation The elder man becomes his son’s first patient after their car overturns A son provides first aid and flags a truck for a ride to a Clarksville hospital Voyager Quiets Band Gibraltar June 29 UP Stewards search
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Corbin
S. T. Corum
Lewis Corum
Memphis
Tenn
Corum
Tennessee University Medical College
Clarksville
Passenger on Strathaird mutinies band by tossing instruments
On the R M S Strathaird bound for Australia the passenger at Gibraltar objected to the ship’s music. He threw all of the ship’s band instruments overboard during the night, creating a disturbance and prompting crew action.
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R.M.S. Strathaird
Australia Run
Gibraltar
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