Claimant of throne held in Mexico City detention
A self described claimant to the non existent German throne, Otto Hohenzollern, remains detained in Mexico City for lack of papers. He has been questioned multiple times, promised to bring immigration documents, and has ties to New Orleans where he wed Virginia Kirk. A family spokesman pledges support and a lawyer if the case lingers.
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Mexico City
Otto Hohenzollern
Mexican Interior
Gobernacion) Department
Prince Otto
Mexico
Virginia Kirk
New Orleans
Louisiana
Adele B. Kirk
Otto
U. S
Otto Wilhelm von Hohenzollern
Baker's Hair Tonic Claims Dandruff Cure
Haynesville Louisiana resident Horace Wayne Ashley says one bottle of Bakers Hair Tonic rid him of lifelong dandruff after trying many remedies. Ad promotes Baer’s Hair Tonic for itchy scalp and Bakers Lathernist Shampoo for clean scalp and lustrous hair with a money back guarantee.
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Horace Wayne Ashley
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Baer
Baker's
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Buck eyes Johore locales for jungle film in Singapore
Singapore reports Frank Buck the Bring Em Back Alive man arrived to prepare a new jungle film. He says he is not afraid of bandits but cannot begin filming until they clear off and he must think of his staff. Buck plans to visit several parts of Johore in Malaya as potential locales.
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Singapore
Frank Buck
Ransom P T A Hosts December Meeting Yuletide Program
The Ransom P T A held its December session with a Christmas pageant by two fifth grade classes directed by Mrs. Ruth Simpson and Mrs. Lee Byatt. Life membership awarded to Mrs. E L Sanford, who received a pin. President Mrs. W T Boyd urged volunteers for Salvation Army bell ringing and noted two new bicycle racks. Principal Mrs. Clark introduced new staff member Joan Siess, a gifted musician. Mrs. Byatt’s class had the most mothers present. social hour followed with coffee and confections on a tea table themed as a Christmas package.
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Ransom P.T. A
Ruth Simpson
Lee Byatt
White
Siess
E. L. Sanford
P.T. A
Ransom School
W. T. Boyd
Salvation Army
Clark
Joan Siess
A. F. L. Chiefs Denounce Cleveland Bus Strike
Cleveland transit workers strike enters second day as the Cleveland Federation of Labor disowns Local 268 action. The A F of L leaders request William Green intervene, urging Abe Spraddling to order a return to work or send a representative. About 900,000 riders face disruption while officials weigh next steps.
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Cleveland
A. F. of L
Cleveland Transit System
William Green
Cleveland Federation of Labor
A. F. of L. Transit Union
S'Ves
Green
Thomas A. Burke
Abe Spraddling
Detroit
Transit strike over 6 hour vacation benefits at city system
The local C F of L strike backs demands for a six hour paid vacation on the city owned transit system. Telegram signed by C F of L President John F Burns and Secretary William Finegan cites failure to arbitrate. Negotiators include Thomas P Meaney Harry C Lang and Robert Stack. Mayor Burke would not confirm a Washington call with President Truman.
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John F. Burns
William Finegan
Thomas P. Meaney
Harry C. Lang
Robert Stack
Detroit
Burke
Truman
Washington
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