Deadly Tragedy at Denver Tourist Camp
Doris Gillian Cool 19 and Harold Crawford 20 were found dead in a cabin near Aurora Colorado. Investigators suspect asphyxiation after a gas heater burned full blast in a tightly closed room. Chemical analysis of wine, and stomach contents, awaited to confirm cause.
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Major Seymour Expected Here Early In 1933
Major Lester D. Seymour, newly elected president of American Airways, is expected to visit early in the year. A veteran of air transport, he helped develop air mail with National Air Transport and recently resigned as vice president of United Air Lines after its NAT merger. He built a habit of personal contact on regular line trips.
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Actor James Hall Leaves for New Haven to Face Non-Support Charge
James Hall and his wife departed with Charles Gill, a New Haven police officer, heading to New Haven where Hall will answer non support charges filed by his wife. The couple reconciled recently but charges remained. Hall had been arrested on a fugitive warrant in New Orleans.
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Mrs Garner Faces Social Duties As VP Wife
Washington reports Mrs John Garner weighs how to handle social duties as the vice president’s wife. The discussion reflects public interest in her role and obligations within political circles and White House society.
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Alice Longworth
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Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Senate
Penetro Endorsed by Mothers for Child Congestion Relief
Mothers nationwide favor Penetro for children’s congestion and croup relief due to its deep penetrating action. It soothes inflammation and is praised for cleanliness and not staining bed clothes, making it a preferred remedy in households.
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Youth Wounded In Dance Affray Dies of Injuries
Laurel Miss December funeral services set for J. L. Tew 19 of near Mount Olive who died from bullet wounds from a holiday dance at Taylor Flint's home. Authorities say Rutland quarreled with Carson Tew before Rutland allegedly fired striking J. L. Tew in the neck and Carson in the thigh.
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Night opens largest New York music hall at Rockefeller Center
New York December 27 opening night at the Rockefeller Center music hall will seat 6 200 on the main floor and three mezzanines. The show features a 100 piece orchestra directed by Ernc Rapee and a diverse program with ballet and spectacular acts. Security includes 250 officers 200 ushers and pages plus 748 staff overall. Extensive costume work 2000 outfits and 20000 yards of material mark the production. A traffic plan will route crowds toward Central Park nine blocks away.
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Roxy) Rothafel
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Cars Kill Two in New Orleans Tragedy
Two deaths reported in New Orleans when autos struck pedestrians. Theodore Graf, 6, of St Bernard Parish and John Sallinger, 77, of New Orleans died yesterday from injuries in separate incidents on city streets.
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Woman dies from alcoholic poisoning in ambulance
Gladys Bailey aged 35 died in Shreveport from alcoholic poisoning as stated by Coroner Willis P. Butler. She passed away late yesterday while being transported by ambulance to Charity hospital.
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Senator Noe Advocates Labor Temple Meeting
At a South Gra labor temple gathering in Twin Cities James A state senator spoke in favor of John Munholland for district judge. Organizing a union was discussed but no action taken. a charter is to be sought and further meetings planned.
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