Hines Given Four to Eight Years in Prison
James J. Hines a 62 year old Tammany leader was sentenced to four to eight years for lottery conspiracy tied to the Dutch Schultz numbers racket Judge Charles C Nott Jr suspended part of the sentence and ordered other counts served consecutively The court noted Hines involvement and at least 30000 annually paid to protect the racket Two other conspirators received sentences and Hines plans to appeal while remaining free on bond pending appeal.
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New York
Mar
James J. Hines
Dutch Schultz
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Nott
Tammany
Hines
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Stryker
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Big Harry” Schoenhaus
Davis
Schoenhaus
Largey
Tombs Prison
State Prison
Sally Six Treated With New Drug for Pneumonia
Little Sally Six 5 uses new drug sulfapyradine to treat pneumonia. She fell ill Saturday evening with 104 degree fever, received treatment Sunday, and within 12 hours her temperature was normal. Her recovery was rapid, with only a brief period out of school.
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Sally
Cordley School
Child Bounces Back After Illness as Family Reports Recovery
The article notes the girl seemed well by Saturday morning prior to a later pneumonia attack in the evening. Parents report a brief illness followed by a return to apparent health before the setback.
Miss Hyre Named FSA Home Management Supervisor
Miss Myrtle E. Hyre is appointed as the new home management supervisor for the Farm Security Administration serving Douglas Franklin and Osage counties with headquarters in the county courthouse. She will assist borrowers on budgeting production food care and clothing and will promote home economics practices. Hyre is KU trained with a Columbia MA in home economics and has taught across several states. Julia Sawtell shifts to Wyandotte Johnson and Miami counties.
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Farm Security Administration
Douglas
Franklin
Osage
Myrtle E. Hyre
FSA
George L. McCarty
Kansas
Miss Hyre
Court House
University of Kansas
Columbia University
Denton
Tex
East Radford
Pullman
Wash
Brookings
S. C
New Concord
Resettlement Administration
Julia Sawtell
Wyandotte
Johnson and
Miami
Café Society at the Dickinson stars MacMurray and Carroll
Fred MacMurray plays a blasé reporter assigned to the idle rich. Madeleine Carroll portrays a society deb who schemes to elope for gossip. The satire follows their pairing as she learns life and he learns double crossing, with supporting turns from Shirley Ross and Jessie Ralph.
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Fred MacMurray
Madeleine Carroll
MacMurray
Miss Carroll
Theatre stars Claude Gillingwater and Lucius Beebe lead program
The program features Claude Gillingwater and Lucius Beebe in the cast with shorts including G Men and Jitters. A travel piece on Siam and other news items round out the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gillingwater
Lucius Beebe
Siam
President Roosevelt Advised to Stay in Room Due to Cold
President Roosevelt, recovering from a head cold, was told by his physician to stay in his room for most of the day. He planned to attend a conference with Acting Secretary Welles and Assistant Secretary Sayre of the state department and to receive 180 delegates of the Women's National Democratic clubs in Washington.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Welles
Sayre
State Department
National Democratic Clubs
Railroad line abandonment eyed by Interstate Commerce
An I C C examiner recommended authorizing Missouri Pacific to abandon 29.5 miles of branch line between Leroy and Madison Kansas. A 9 inch diameter watch displayed at the National Museum in Washington is claimed to be the largest in the world.
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Washington, Mar
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Leroy
Madison
Kan
National Museum
Washington, D. C
C. E. Friends
State of
Kansas
Warner Bros. Pictures
Hollywood
Dodge City
Easter War Cry Issued To Local Salvation Army
The War Cry Easter number has been published and the local Salvation Army post received 600 copies. Contributors include William Lyons Phelps Lloyd C. Douglas Clarence Budington Kelland Gen Evangeline Booth and Charles Hinson Towne. In Wichita Fred E Edwards was sentenced to life for the jealousy slaying of Eva Moore last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Organ
Olin Brigman
William Lyons Phelps
Lloyd C. Douglas
Clarence Budington Kelland
Gen
Evangeline Booth
Charles Hinson Towne
Wichita
CPI
Fred E. Edwards
State Penitentiary
Eva Moore
Judge Denies New Trial Motion in Defendant’s Sentencing
District Judge I N Williams denies defense motion for new trial after sentencing the defendant. The ruling leaves the original judgment in place and notes no errors warranting a retrial.
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I. N. Williams
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Hyre
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Dickinson
U. S
Prince Don Ascanio Colonna
United States
the Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
Kansas Players
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Ticket Office
Green Hall
K. U
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Star Man of Action
Maynard
Wes A
Clark Gable
Claudette Colbert
Gary Cooper
MR. Deeds
America
Tailspin
Mystery Plane
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Young
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Cary Grant
Gail Patrick
Robert Preston
Wate -Uc
Lawrence
Round Corner
P & G Soap
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Fudge
Crescent
Woodbury
Kleen Kwick
Squibb
Cascara Aromatic
Madeleine
Carroll Shirley Ross
Cafe Society
Salvation Army
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Irene Dunne
Bays
Disneys
Mae
Neeves
Our Gang
Jesse James
Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Gay James
Humphrey Bogart Mehta Ome
Donald Crisp
Lloyd Bacon
Walter Wanger
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Claire Trevor
John Wayne
Andy Devine
John Carradine
Thomas Mitchell
Louise Platt
George Bancroft
Donald Meek
Berton Churchill
Tim Holt
United Artists
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