May Gledhill In Triangle Case Near Death In Mineola
May Gledhill known as Canada's ski girl lies near death in Mineola after a rapid decline from a suspected nervous breakdown. The case centers on a love triangle with William Connor, imprisoned for forgery, and Connor's wife Mrs. Connor who sheltered Gledhill and her two year old son Sonny. Immigration agents had visited the Conners, triggering Gledhill's collapse and fears of deportation.
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Mineola
N. Y
Pretty May Gledhill
Canada
William Connor
Miss Gledhill
Sonny
Vermont
Montreal
Anniversary turkey supper with bridge in Tallulah
Tallulah hosts Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gilfoil for a wedding anniversary party featuring a turkey supper and bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. A. J. Sevier and Horace Maxwell, with Mrs. Leo Shields winning consolation. Several families and guests attended including the Gilfoils, the Maxwells, and the Seviers.
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W. E. Gilfoil
A. J. Sevier
Horace Maxwell
Leo Shields
W. S. Craig
W. R. Gilfoil
J. S. Agee
Nolan Harvey
Ogbourne
Cedric Starrett
J. E. Neill
R. T. Campbell
Neill
Vicksburg
George Yerger
Henry Sevier
Maxwell Yerger
The
Presbyterian Church
T. B. Lucas
Josephine Williamson
Ray Dickinson
New Orleans
R. C. Stringer
Sumrall
S. A. Lovett
Roselle
Dora Lovett
Hattiesburg
J. Roy Medlin
Myles Hopkins
Mary Pinney
Hugh Montgomery
Natchitoches
Hopkins
Margaret Watson
Louisiana State Normal
Montgomery
Florie Bowers
Shreveport
Edward Frierson
C. S. Utz
Fred Young
W. M. Scott
A. H. Becker
Becker
Mr. Lucas
Jane Becker
X-Ray Advances Highlight Cancer and Pregnancy Studies
New X-ray methods shown by researchers at the Radiological Society of North America reveal earlier breast cancer detection and a safe prenatal imaging technique. Dr. Lockwood showed fast film breast cancer cases curable by early surgery, while Dr. Thomas demonstrated doll models to read faint X-ray shadows, aiding infancy diagnosis and treatment.
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ST. Louis
Radiological Society of North America
Ire H. Lockwood
Kansas City
Lockwood
A. Jerome Thomas
Shreveport
Douglas D. Matin
Tampa
Fla
Leon T. Ewald
New York University
Ewald
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins University
Mayors Urge Support for Salvation Army Captain Drive
Monroes mayor and West Monroes mayor with Ouachita Parish officials call for community support in the Salvation Army annual drive. They praise the charities work against hunger and poverty and urge citizens to cooperate for a successful fundraising campaign.
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Monroe
West Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Drive Committee
Arnold Bernstein
Nine Dinosaur Skeletons Unearthed Near Billings
Barnum Brown of the American Museum returns with nine giant dinosaur skeletons from near Billings Montana estimated at eighty million years old. Also recovered are a reptile about 185 million years old from Cameron Arizona and an arrow point linking to early inhabitants of North America.
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New York
Barnum Brown
American Museum of Natural History
Montana
Museum
Billings
Mont
Cameron
Colorado River
Arizona
Carlsbad
N. M
North American
Dr. Brown
Popular Science Monthly
Out Today
American Museum
Folsom
Brave Belgian shepherd dog honored with military funeral
Long Beach records Taki the Belgian shepherd dog who served in the World War and was rescued from the dog pound. Taps sounded and a rifle salute marked her burial with full honors as veterans recalled her service as one of the first four footed couriers.
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Long Beach
Calif
Taki
Cincinnati Ordinance Targets Radio Eavesdropping Thrill Seekers
City council proposes a $500 fine for individuals who listen to police radio broadcasts and rush to crime scenes for thrills. The measure aims to curb dangerous behavior and preserve officer safety during emergencies.
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Cincinnati
James L Madden Candidate for Y's Men Governor
James L Madden of Monroe seeks election as governor of the Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas district of Y's Men’s Clubs at a Dec 6 meeting in Warren Arkansas. Madden has served as district governor since last April and helped found the Monroe Y's Men’s Club.
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Warren
Ark
John L. Madden
Monroe
Y's Men's Clubs
Madden
International Association
Arkansas
Monroe Y's Men's Club
Judge Dupre Granted Hearing in Murder Case
In Opelousas on December 1 a preliminary trial was set for Judge Gilbert L. Dupre charged with the murder of Charles Dejean after a political argument. The judge may seek release on bond as prosecutors and defense consider recusal. The case halted a gubernatorial campaign event linked to Huey P. Long allies.
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Judge Dupre
Opelousas
Gilbert L. Dupre
Charles Dejean
L. Austin Fontenot
Dupre
B. P. Pavy
R. Lee Garland
O. K. Allen
Huey P. Long
Long
Dejean
Allen
City Court Docket List of Yesterday’s Cases
Judge W. M. Harper presided over twenty city court cases in the afternoon session. Defendants include M. J. Jennings for concealed weapon and others for drunkenness, traffic, larceny, disturbing the peace, and related offenses with fines ranging from 5 to 250 dollars and various jail terms.
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W. M. Harper
M. J. Jennings
Jack Moore
Joe Thomas
C. B. Thomas
Bob Bond
Johnnie Patrick
West Bunch
Quiller Eleghon
Fate Morant
Noah Chapman
Sandy Lewis
Douglas Carter
Jeanette Turner
31st U.S. Infantry Active Since Organization Fifteen Years Ago
The 31st U. S. Infantry has never been in the United States, having served continuously since its organization fifteen years ago in foreign countries or the Philippines.
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31St
U. S. Infantry
United States
Philippines
Wilson free to devote all time to cotton work
New Orleans December 1 Special Commissioner of Agriculture Harry D Wilson announces he is unopposed for renomination in the Democratic primary and that J W Baker of Crowley has withdrawn This leaves Wilson free to push his efforts for increased cotton use and other economic measures while serving as president of the National Association for the Increased Use of Cotton and other posts The statement expresses gratitude for continued support and pledges full dedication to the department.
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New Orleans
Harry D. Wilson
J. W. Baker
Crowley
Wilson
Democratic Party of
Louisiana
Commissioner of Agriculture and Immigration
Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Harry Wilson
National Association For
National Association of Commissioners, Secretaries
Revision of Princeton Coaching System Urged
The Daily Princetonian calls for sweeping changes to Princeton's coaching setup after a disastrous season. It pins blame on the athletic control board and alumni committee, faults Wittmer for autonomous staff choices, and urges infusion of new blood and a complete reorganization of personnel to regain parity with rivals.
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Princeton
N. J
Amherst
Princetonian
Undergraduate News Daily
Princeton Board of Athletic Control
Alumni Football Committee
Wittmer
Industrial enterprises rise in Palestine after World War Ends
Industrial enterprises in Palestine have grown more than six fold since the end of the World War I era, signaling rapid postwar economic expansion and renewed local industry activity.
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Palestine
Device to smooth wrinkles of prunes shown in Oakland
A wrinkle removing device for prunes was exhibited at an inventors congress in Oakland California.
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Oakland
Cal
Americans and Manora collide in Thames near Gravesend
The US steamer American Trader bound for London collided with the British cargo steamer Manora in the Thames below Gravesend. Trader passengers uninjured. Trader ran aground yesterday off Dungeness but refloated. Both ships docked. fog blamed for the accident. damage above waterline but not extensive.
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London
United States
New York
Manora
Thames
Gravesend
Dungeness
Thames Estuary
Woman Dies After Gun Accident In Mississippi
Funeral services were to be held in Yazoo City for Mrs. John Underwood a 43 year old woman mortally wounded when a shotgun accidentally discharged by her husband a policeman. The incident occurred as she was removing the gun from a case.
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Yazoo City
Miss
John Underwood
Underwood
Pinchot Attacks Administration Relief Program
Washington dispatch notes Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania renews an anti administration attack on the relief program and calls for direct federal aid. The piece details allied reaction within the Hoover camp as Curtis signals support for renomination and various Republican leaders weigh the 1932 contest and potential presidential bids.
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Washington
Curtis
Hoover
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Calvin Coolidge
Congress
Senator Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Johnson
California
Waton
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
Grain
Capper
Dickinson
Iowa
Stough Sermon Theme Is Announced Tonight At Grand Theater
Rev. Henry W. Stough previews the sermon Is It Gods Will to Heal Everyone Today at the Grand Theater 2300 South Grand Street. He argues faith must be practical guiding living expenses food rent and salvation as the evening service begins at 7 30 with a song service led by Philip N Stough the musical director.
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Henry W. Stough
Grand Theater
South Grand Street
Rev. Stough
Philip N. Stough
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R. D. Chilton
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General American Finance System, Inc
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U. S
River Thames
Chase
Amman
Presley
Stough
L. N. Larche
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