Big Crime Drive Aims to Smash National Racketeers
New York Aug 3 UPI The federal government launches one of its largest crime drives to unravel a national crime network. A clearing house of crime will coordinate a grand jury action in the southern district of New York. The campaign targets Lepke Buchalter and a vast racket linked to garments and baking, with probes across states and collaboration among federal, state, and local agencies.
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New York
UPI
Crime Trust
U. S
John T. Cahill
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Cahill
Louis (Lepke) Buchalter
Thomas EB de
Man Blown From Locomotive To Death In Cedar River
Harry E. Young aged 60 was killed when a jet of steam from a locomotive valve blew him off a Cedar Rapids bridge into the Cedar River. He was walking across the bridge when the accident occurred and drowned after landing in the water.
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Cedar Rapids
Harry E. Young
Cedar River
Young
Puzzling Book Mystery Baffles Dr Major
Dr Ralph R Major of the University of Kansas questions a publisher’s note sending his book Disease and Destiny to Hungary. The work has appeared in Dutch and German translations with varying titles and he seeks the Hungarian title. Also a note on European coal biscuits after meals.
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Ralph R. Major
Kansas City
University of Kansas
New York
Hungary
Europe
European Sculptor and the Statue of Liberty Puzzle
A crossword style list presents clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Notable entries reference the Statue of Liberty sculptor and various related terms, including figures for anatomy, botany, geography, and daily objects, forming a themed word puzzle.
New Oxygen Invention Cuts Home Treatment Costs
Mayo Clinic researchers describe a home oxygen inhalation device in the AMA journal. The system lowers daily expenses from about 12 to 25 dollars for tent use to 5 to 8 dollars, enabling patients to receive oxygen therapy at home.
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Chicago
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
American Medical Association
Association
Walter M. Boothby
W. Randolph Lovelace II
Charles W. Mayo
Journal
Boomps A Daisy New Dance Captures London Debut
London and New York reports describe the boomps a daisy and Castle Rock and Roll as fresh ballroom trends showcased at the Dancing Masters of America convention. Castle Rock and Roll features three phases banking of turn side slip and kicking the bucket while boomps a daisy elicits mixed reactions with its lively yodeling bustle pose.
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New York
America
Trene Castle
England
Matrimony Trivializes Wedlock On One Minute Ceremony
In Bloomington Indiana William Richard Baugh a 28 year old truck helper and Mary Bohall an 18 year old stood on a truck as Otis Crismore a freight rate clerk and part time justice of the peace conducted a one minute wedding ceremony. Baugh kissed his bride and returned to work while she went home.
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Bloomington
Ind
William Richard Baugh
Mary Bohall
Otis Crismore
Baugh
Truth about Advertising by Charles B. Roth
A columnist argues newspaper advertising saves time, helping readers live longer by freeing up daily minutes. Advertising enables easier shopping, reveals products, and improves living standards, presenting life extension as a valued gift from daily ads.
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Truth About
Charles B. Roth
Ce Life
News of Business
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W.h.varnum
George Lowman
Somass
Castoria
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