Hutton Defense Seeks Past Life Of Young Nurse
Testimony reveals patient aliases Jean De fille Hazel and Joan as the trial unfolds with clashes between attorneys. David Hutton says the case targets Aimee and harms his mother, who has collapsed. Mrs. Hutton remains in a sanitarium facing a nervous breakdown and tropical illness after a Central America visit.
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Hazel
Joan
H. H. Harrington, Jr
George Street
David Hutton
Hutton
Aimee
Bonus Army predicts 150000 in Washington by July
Three recruiters from Knoxville announced plans to drive to Nashville and then head to Washington. They urged local veterans to join the movement and predicted the capital will host about 150000 demonstrators by mid July.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Washington
Nashville
Iler C. Chopler
Johnson City
L. R. Etheridge
Dallas
A. Tenneson
Philadelphia
Jefferson Hotel
Confederated Association
Veteranson
United Confederate Veterans
Grays Armory
Blues Armory
Country Club
Richmond
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Richmond Battle Field
Confederacy
Lytle Brown
United States Army Engineers
Douglas Freeman
A. C. Peay
Bank Robbery Strikes Pascagoula Merchants Bank
Two young masked bandits robbed Merchants Bank of Pascagoula taking about 7500 dollars in cash. They forced four inside to the vault and fled in a blue sedan toward Mobile. Police set up a coast area net for suspects.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Merchants Bank of
Claude Delmas
Delmas
Mobile
Alabama
Jackson County
Rooseveltites move to scrap two-thirds rule at Chicago
At the Chicago convention Roosevelt supporters push to end the two-thirds rule. Huey Long shifts to the rules committee as southern delegates weight the veto power. Controversy over the permanent chairman post pits Walsh of Montana against Jowett Shouse backed by Smith and Raskob.
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Tammany
New York
Roosevelt
Curry
Louisiana
Huey Long
Dixie
Senator Walsh
Montana
Smith-Raskob
Jowett Shouse
National Executive Committee
Smith
Raskob
Shouse
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Arms Reduction Hopes Amid Nations Reach
The article discusses a potential universal arms reduction, noting that the United States would retain its police role exemptions for land forces while naval arms could see parity with Britain. It suggests reductions would avert heavy new construction by leveraging ships already built or building, maintaining an advantage without excessive costs.
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United States
Great Britain
Siamese prince critiques Sharkey Schmeling bout
New York reports Prince Subba Svasti of Siam enjoyed the Sharkey Schmeling fight but laments fighters used only their fists. He suggests Schmeling should have feinted with the left and kicked Sharkey in the face, calling it the Siamese way.
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New York
Prince Subba Svasti
Siam
Sharkey-Schmeling
Herr Schmeling
Mr. Sharkey
Full Committee Hears Claims of Ewing Group In Tilt
The hearing features Sanders and anti Kingfish advocate Fernand Mouton clashing over representation from Louisiana. Sub-committee chairman Crawford suspends dispute as Long delegates stay away. The case is set for full committee consideration tomorrow with both sides ready to present.
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Long
Crawford
Sanders
Mouton
Delega
Louisiana
Baseball Bit Player Picked for Screen Test
Mickey Silverman a former Cleveland ballplayer has been chosen for a screen test due to his resemblance to James Cagney.
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Mickey Silverman
Cleveland
James Cagney
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