Woolworth Heiress accuses Danish husband in $5 million divorce bid
London July 5 Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow testified that her Danish husband demanded 5 million dollars and sought guardianship of their two year old son Lance in exchange for a divorce. He was released on 10000 dollar bail as court adjourned to July 13 amid allegations of threats and blackmail talk.
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Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
Lance
Woolworth
Sir Patrick Hastings
William M. Mitchell
Paris
Barbara
Mitchell
New York
Norman Birkett
Sir Patrick
Birkett
Regent’s Park
Joe
Tleman
Crossword puzzle word list and clues mixed
A scrambled crossword puzzle entry lists numerous clues and partial answers including Cutting implement Adoration Reduced Indian of Tierra del Fuego and many more, with scattered numbers and stray letters. The text mixes languages and appears as OCR garble from puzzle content.
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Tierra del Fuego
Indiana Senator Van Nuys Likely to Be Renominated
Indianapolis July 5 Senator Frederick Van Nuys appears assured of renomination at the Democratic state convention July 12 after a telegram from Governor Townsend inviting him to run again. Townsend calls the convention open while Van Nuys vows to run as an independent if denied renomination over opposition to the presidents reform bills. Raymond E. Willis holds the Republican nomination. Van Nuys avoids comments from his lakeside cottage.
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U. S
Frederick van Nuys
D.ind
M. Clifford Townsend
Hoosier
van Nuys
Supreme Court
Paw Paw Belt
Raymond E. Willis
Angola
Townsend
French Lick
Indiana
Michigan Lake
Spalding Urges Safety Pledge After July Death Toll
WREN broadcaster W. E. Spalding urged a new independence against needless American deaths while citing 10 200 July fatalities 1937 from accidents. The talk ended with the public safety pledge as picnickers in Estabrook park beat an attacker who held a six year old girl. Stanley Gorecki 23 was injured and in hospital. West Point welcomed Bill Wood the new Army football coach back from Fort Leavenworth.
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Spalding
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Estabrook Park
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Eugene O'Gorman
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Wood
West Point
N. Y
Bill Wood
Army
Command and General Staff
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Hughes Trusts to Automatic Pilot
New York July 5 Pip Howard Hughes the lanky Californian millionaire is in town planning a flight to Paris with an automatic pilot handling most of the flying He says there will be no single captain four men accompany him and the flight depends on North Atlantic weather He has gas stations buried for a possible world trip and has equipped the ship with a drift sight and special wireless gear
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Paris
Europe
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Wiley Post
Hughes
Hollywood
Floyd Bennett
Burbank
Calif
Hiram Thurlow
Honolulu
Wichita
Kan
Thurlow
Harry Connor
Richard Stoddard
Flight to Paris May Involve Glenn Odekirk As Engineer
Passage notes that Glenn Odekirk may join the flight to Paris as flight engineer while he accompanies Hughes from Burbank. final decision on his participation remained unsettled.
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Paris
Glenn Odekirk
Hughes
Burbank
Leavenworth Old Settler Thomas Cahill Dies
Thomas Cahill Sr., 76, lifelong Leavenworth county farmer and stock raiser, died late yesterday after 73 years in the county. He had long been a prominent local resident.
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Leavenworth
Leavenworth, Kan
Thomas Cahill
Leavenworth County
Minister C D Whitwam Dies in Harper Kansas
The Rev. C. D. Whitwam aged 66 and longtime Methodist Episcopal pastor died yesterday in Harper Kansas. He previously supervised Hutchinson and Kingman districts and served at Attica Sedgwick Peabody Sterling Greensburg El Dorado Newton and Larned in Kansas.
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C. D. Whitwam
Harper Methodist Episcopal Church
Hutchinson
Kingman
Attica
Sedgwick
Peabody
Sterling
Greensberg
el Dorado
Newton
Larned
Kan
Roosevelt extends civil service to thousands more workers
Senator Hatch credits President Roosevelt with a major step by ordering an extension of civil service to about 180,000 federal positions. Officials note the rule change takes effect next February, after the 1938 elections. The move aims to widen merit system coverage beyond prior records.
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Washington
Hatch
D-N.m
Roosevelt
Harry B. Mitchell
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Taft
Grass Fire Extinguished Near Lackey Residence
Firemen responded to a small grass fire by the road at the Lackey residence on West Ninth Street around 8 PM. The blaze was quickly controlled with no trouble. The new pump truck assisted in the effort.
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Lackey
West Ninth Street
Paul Ingels
Retires as Santa Fe Agent in Viola Kansas
E. B. Ace Carpenter longtime Santa Fe agent at Viola in southern Sedgwick county retires after nearly 50 years at the key. He earlier moved from Riley county to Byers and worked for several lines across Louisiana Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. He is uncle of the late film star Jean Harlow.
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Kan
the Key
E. B
Ace
Carpenter
Santa Fe
Viola
Sedgwick County
Jean Harlow
Byers
Pratt County
Riley County
Texas
New Orleans
Rock Island
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
A. H. Carpenter
Mont Carpenter
Kansas City
Harlean Carpenter
Squirrel Hunter Turns Tables, Bags 300-Pound Bear
Floyd Thompson of Houston reports a thrilling hunt in which a 300 pound black bear ambushed him near a river-bottom. He said he mistook the bear’s grunts for hog noises before turning and firing.
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Houston
Tex
Floyd Thompson
Thompson
Jews Slain by Terrorists in Jerusalem Attacks
Five Jews were killed and five wounded in scattered terrorist attacks in Jerusalem on July 5. Police reported multiple shooting incidents across the city and are investigating possible coordinated actions. Local authorities urged calm as the death toll rose.
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Jerusalem
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