Dismissed Man Tries to Block Reappointment
Hearings on Louis H Crawford s nomination for U S marshal for northern Georgia concluded before a senate judiciary subcommittee. A report to the full committee is due Monday and former cashier T A Wallace testified alleging friendliness with a woman, personal liquor, and solicited legal work for an Atlanta attorney.
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Associated Press
Washington
Louis H. Crawford
United States
Georgia
Senate
T. A. Wallace
Crawford
Atlanta
General King to visit C. M. T. camp at Alex Saturday
Brigadier General Edward L. King will visit the Camp Beauregard C. M. T. camp in Alexandria on Saturday. His planned visit spurs training activity as schedules are tightened to advance cadets. The encampment opened Friday and the first battalion parade showed notable progress under this early training period.
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Washington
Amphibian Plane Dives Into Ohio River Near Point Bridge
An amphibian plane nose dived into the Ohio River below the Point bridge. Pilot Captain William Sellers and passenger Cecil P. Northrop were rescued by a speed boat crew and taken to Mercy hospital for treatment. Both were injured.
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Point Bridge
William Sellers
Cecil P. Northrop
Washington, Pa
Sellers
Northrop
Mercy Hospital
Safety in Numbers and Hallelujah highlight 1930s screen talent
The notes profile Buddy Rogers in Safety in Numbers as a multi instrumental star who sings seven songs and plays piano and trombone, with Broadway style musical numbers. It also covers Puttin on the Ritz with Harry Richman and James Gleason, and Hallelujah featuring King Vidor assembling a famed all Negro cast led by Daniel Haynes and Nina Mae McKinney for MGM.
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Buddy” Rogers
Kansas University
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Buddy
America
George Marion, Jr
Percy Heath
Capitol
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Ritz
United Artists
Harry Richman
Richman
New York
Daniel Haynes
Haynes
Charles Gilpin
Zeke
Victor
Nina Mae McKinney
Unemployment Optimism from AFL Leader and Wagner Bill
William A. Green, AFL president, told the White House unemployment may be improving while the House Judiciary Committee approved an amended Wagner bill for advanced public works planning. The measures, already passed by the Senate, include unemployment statistics collection and aim for House action.
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Washington
Hoover
House Judiciary Committee
Wagner
William A. Green
American Federation of Labor
White House
House
New York
Senate
House Labor Committee
Death of Earl of Mar in Monte Carlo at 94
The premier earl of Scotland, the 33rd of his lineage, died in Monte Carlo on Monday at Villa Indiana. He was 94 years old and a member of one of Scotland's oldest families.
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Associated Press
Monte Carlo
Earl
Scotland
Far of
Mar
Indiana
Actress Role as Chick Highlights Emotional Talent
The role of Chick showcases one of the era’s most talented emotional performances by the actress. Her portrayal as the charmer draws strong audience acclaim and critical praise.
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Chick
Charmer
Lose Pounds of Ugly Fat With Kruschen Salts Ad
An 85 cent a month weight loss ad promises shedding 15 pounds in a month and boosted energy. It touts Kruschen Salts as vital for blood nerves and glands and urges readers to weigh and buy from Coldens Pharmacy.
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America
Coldens Pharmacy
Adr
Scandal Echoes in Atlanta Mayoral and Council Race
Atlanta voters head to the polls for a mayoral and council election amid graft ring fallout. Incumbents Sanders and Couch face trial or re-election bids as Walter Taylor and Harry York resign after bribery sentences. Key candidate James L. Key criticizes the current administration while Ben Hull links to a grand jury probe.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
William E. Sanders
J. Allen Couch
Walter C. Taylor
Harry York
James L. Key
Wiley L. Moore
Ben T. Hull
Huiet
Former shareholders reject government offer on Clogher Valley Railway
In Ireland the former shareholders of the Clogher Valley Railway refused the government bid of 30 dollars per share for the line. The rejection preserves private ownership as discussions on a potential purchase continue.
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Clogher Valley
Ireland
Reunited Before Fatal Blytheville Slaying
Ernest Fletcher Hodge 80 in Blytheville jail admits he and his wife Annis 28 reconciled shortly before she was shot. He recalls a scuffle after drinking a little and says the couple’s children needed him. The report comes as officials note a rise in government civil service numbers.
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Ark
Ernest Fletcher Hodge
Annis Hodge
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