Earl Carroll's illness fading at U S Prison
Atlanta June 21 The specter of death seen by Mrs Earl Carroll has faded as Carroll's condition improves at the Atlanta federal penitentiary. Warden Snook says Carroll is in better shape mentally and physically and may be about in a few days. He is cared for in the prison hospital and discouraged from theater talk.
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Earl Carroll
U. S
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Carroll
John W. Snook
Snook
New York
Roll
James
Norman Carroll
Greenville
Commander Bryd Flight Report Tune In On WTW Call
Readers may follow Commander Bryd on his flight via continental code as his reports are broadcast. The aircraft will use the call sign WTW during transmissions.
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Bryd
Dunn Brothers Seek Habeas Corpus Over Klan Allegations
Byron and Robert Dunn seek a state supreme court writ of habeas corpus claiming their murder conviction of Deputy Sheriff Sam E. Duhon was obtained in Lake Charles under Ku Klux Klan influence. The petition alleges trial court Judge Jerry Cline, Sheriff J. Horace Lyons, clerk BE Claude House, and jurors including W. B. Smith are Klansmen, with a packed jury and biased prosecution.
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Byron Dun
Robert Dunn
Sam E. Duhon
Calcasieu Parish
State
Lake Charles
Invisible Empire
Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Dunn Brothers
Klan
Jerry Cline
J. Horace Lyons
Claude House
Sam Duhon
Duhon
Byrd's Reports New York Radio Fans and 600 Meter Wave
Byrd reports that New York radio listeners with high power sets can receive signals on the 600 meter amateur band. The note highlights reception conditions and potential interference in the area, urging hobbyists to test equipment and log results.
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New York
Labor Conditions North Not Good for Negroes
Special to The News Star from Ruston reports a Chicago based educator laments labor discrimination against Southern negros who migrate north. He notes many idle migrants seek the North's promises but find little work and long to return South where they understand the social and work environment. He urges informed lectures to show the fate of plantation laborers who move north seeking ease.
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News Star
Ruston
Chicago
Ruston Negro School
High Waters Spark Talk of Causes and Theories
Readers debate the causes of the recent high waters over the delts amid current stories and conjecture. Officials have not confirmed a single theory, fueling varied explanations among the public.
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Delts
Ordinary Man Ads to Fame by Signing Noted Autograph Pen
A Newark man used Myron W Morse autograph pen, prompting Morse to declare the stranger famous for signing alongside Edison Roosevelt Sousa Pershing Borglum Keller Connor Schwab and others. The pen is jealously guarded and not even allowed for household use.
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N. J
Myron W. Morse
Morse
Thomas A. Edison
Theodore Roosevelt
John Philip Sousa
General Pershing
Gutzon Borglam
Helen Keller
Ralph Connor
Charles M. Schwab
That Baby You've Longed For Motherhood Advice
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City recounts years of infertility and depression before becoming a mother to a daughter. She offers free, confidential advice to married women seeking happiness through motherhood and companionship, with letters to 1944 Massachusetts, Kansas City, Mo.
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Margaret Burton
Kansas City
Massachusetts
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