Bonn’s Placid Folk Embrace Capital Speed With Humor
In Bonn Germany residents adjust to being the national capital with humor as a new bus line replaces the old trolley, traffic rules aim to reduce jams, and government buildings rise amid rising prices. Deputy police chief Bernhard Oesterman predicts Bonn will meet its new role, while locals joke about city habits and hope the government moves to Frankfurt after rebuilding.
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Bonn
Germany
Berlin
Bernhard Oesterman
Parliament
Herr Schmitz
John Doe
Frankfurt
Voices On Rights And Serfdom In Our Society
An anonymous piece argues against serfdom and indolent pay structures, claiming the nation was not built on such ideas. It questions who must provide needs, how they are defined, and whether compensation is charity or reward, referencing socialist ideals and Stalin’s wage scale and Stakhanovism.
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Wade
Stalin
Maurice
Gardiner Plans License To Wed Skating Star Henie
In Hempstead New York Winthrop Gardiner Jr socialite aviator tries for a marriage license after failing to show divorce papers. If approved he will wed Sonja Henie tomorrow with a yacht honeymoon planned. Henie 33 Gardiner 36. It would be Henie’s second marriage and Gardiner’s fourth.
Engle's Trial Delayed as Mental Examination Sought
CHICAGO AP The state plans to request a court trial to order a mental examination of Sigmund Engle the 73 year old swindler. His trial on a confidence game charge was continued to October 24 after his counsel sought more time to review the case. State attorney James A. Brown said a motion for a court behavior clinic evaluation would be filed and disclosed Engle's 1934 hospitalization at Dannemora.
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Chicago
Sigmund Engel
Romeo
Engel
Reseda Corrigan
James A. Brown
George M. Fisher
Court Behavior
Brown
Dannemora State Hospital
New York
Cook County
Butler County Divorces and Estates in Hamilton
In Butler County courts Marie Teboe of Hamilton sues Henry Teboe for divorce on cruelty and neglect. Divorces granted include Earl Hymer from Goldie Mae Hymer for neglect and willful absence. Milburn A McGlothen of Middletown seeks divorce from Mary McGlothen for neglect. Oscar Eberhardt named administrator for Henrietta Eberhardt estate, valued with $50,000 in personal property and unknown realty. Bertha Stauder named executrix for Nicholas Stauder estate. Orion E Inloes estate appraised at $32,617.32 with $7,500 realty. Elsie C Inloes executrix. Karl Clark estate appraised at $29,586.32 with $28,170 realty. Eddie F McDonald executor. Floyd C Williams estate assets $6,306.43 including $5,000 realty. Marie S Williams executrix.
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Earl Hymer
Hamilton
Goldie Mae Hymer
Milburn A. McGlothen
Walnut St
Middletown
Mary McGlothen
Grand Ave
Oscar Eberhardt
Henrietta Eberhardt
Orion E. Inloes
Elsie C. Inloes
Karl Clark
Eddie F. McDonald
Floyd C. Williams
Marie S. Williams
Divorce Sought By Quadruplet Schlosser Case Listed for Hearing
ABENVEEN Minnesota, S D AP A court hearing is set for Monday in the divorce action of Jean Marie Schlosser the first of the Schense quadruplets to wed Harold C Schlosser a Frederick farmer They separated soon after a brief ceremony Mrs Schlosser seeks divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty She accuses him of dragging her from her father's home to the car A daughter was born August 19 Scientists note jelly like earth interior.
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Abenveen
S. D
Jean Marie
South Dakota
Schlosser
Handicapped Workers Among 1646 Unemployed in Ohio
As of September 1 the Ohio State Employment Service Office listed 1646 unemployed with 148 disabled. During National Employ The Physically Handicapped Week October 28, employers are urged to seek suitable jobs for handicapped workers.
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Ohio State Employment Service
P. F. Johnson
Johnson
Ben Kitchen
Middletown
All-Negro Jury Convicts Man in Kentucky Trial
In Frankfort, Kentucky, the first All-Negro jury to try a member of its own race convicted George Adams of voluntary manslaughter. Adams, a Black defendant, faced a charge of fatally shooting white World War II veteran Ransom Maddox last April 4 after a barn dispute during horse training. Maddox’s brother Mitchell was wounded in the incident. The jury recommended a three-year sentence. The remaining charges against Adams were postponed to the January term of Franklin Circuit Court.
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Frankfort
George Adams
Adams
Ransom Maddox
Maddox
Mitchell Maddox
Commonwealth
James P. Hanrahan
Franklin
Man Sentenced to Die in Greenwood Case
A 24-year-old Willie Tolbert was sentenced to death by an all white jury after a two day trial in Greenwood County. The jury deliberated 10 minutes convicting Tolbert of attacking a white girl. Judge Henry J. Johnson set execution in the electric chair for October 28. Defense lawyers filed an appeal to the South Carolina Supreme Court. No defense testimony was offered.
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Greenwood
S. C
United States Supreme Court
Henry J. Johnson
Willie Tolbert
Greenwood County
South Carolina Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Tokyo Rose Sixth Day On Stand In Treason Trial
SAN FRANCISCO AP Tokyo Rose, Iva Toguri D Aquino, faced a sixth day on the witness stand in her treason trial. Prosecutor Tom De Wolfe pressed cross examination as she maintained she broadcast for wartime Radio Tokyo only under army orders. She said the programs were entertainment and not coerced by threats, estimating she signed Tokyo Rose autographs about 30 to 40 times.
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San Francisco
Tokyo
Rose
Tom de Wolfe
Iva Toguri D’aquino
Radio
Japan
de Wolfe
Iva
Tokyo Rose
Jitters Help Gunmen Flee With Payroll Belonging
In Brooklyn two gunmen escaped with a $3,100 payroll from a textile printing plant after the firm treasurer was told where the cash was. He said the pair shook so badly that he feared their guns would go off and he complied.
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New York
Brooklyn
Leon Reeder
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Nicholas Stauder
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