Lingle Murder Probe Tied To Gang Ties In Chicago
State's Attorney Swanson says investigation of rumored official and gangster collusion is paused to pursue the Lingle slayings. Police seek Forsythe Hand Noonan and Foster tied to the Murphy murder, with $10 000 reward mentioned and unions tied to the crime.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John A. Swanson
Jake” Lingle
Tribune
Lingle
James
Red) Forsythe
Fawcett
Volved
John Hand
Murphy
Forsythe
Hand
Frank Noonan
Noonan
The
Herald and Examiner
Moran-Aiello
Frank Foster
Lindberghs Name Decision Hoped For By Public
Englewood N J June 24 Public interest in the Lindberghs newborn son focused on a name. Col Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh have kept details private while rumors swirl about Charles Augustus or Charles Dwight as possible names linking to the father and maternal grandfather. Messages of congratulations arrived from world figures and aviation leaders as the Morrow estate gates stay guarded and progress of the infant and mother remains satisfactory. A Ford museum addition notes a 16-year-old car with 145006 miles.
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Associated Press
Englewood
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Morrow
Charles Augustus
Charles Dwight
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow Estate
Anne Lindbergh
Hoover
Don Manuel
Tellez
Washington
New Orleans Tax Suit Moves After Court Withdrawals
New Orleans city and the board of tax assessors withdrew objections to the Louisiana tax commission hiring private counsel in the case to force return of assessment rolls. Judge Carruth Jones set the hearing for Monday at 10 with Leander Perez and Leslie Fitch for the tax commission.
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Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Board of Tax Assessors
Louisiana Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Carruth Jones
Nineteenth Judicial District Court
Leander Perez
St. Bernard Parish
Leslie A. Fitch
Th Tax Commission
Supreme Court
H. B. Curtis
State Supreme Court
City of
Police and Fire Boards
O. K. Allen
Louisiana Highway Commission
The
Highway Commission
George K. Favrot
Division B
Favrot
Acquit Dry-Killer By United Press
Herman Warr, a dry informer, killed J. B. Saunders, alleged bootlegger, in Jacksonville last week and was freed by a coroner's jury today on the plea of self defense.
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Jacksonville
Herman Warr
J. B. Saunders
Evangelist Crimm Continues Prayer Series at Open Air Tabernacle
Evangelist B By Crimm delivered another sermon on Prayer to a large crowd at the open air tabernacle Monday night. He spoke on Thy Kingdom Come and Thy Will Be Done and announced daily extension meetings. A chorus choir led by Allen Roe and Mrs B B Crimm provided special numbers as services continue nightly.
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Evangelist B. By Crimm
Tabernacle
West Monroe
House of Business
Mitchell’s
Rapp
Crimm
Realty Transfers Recorded at County Clerk Office
Walter L. Barron transfers south half of lot 20 in G B Haynes subdivision section 16 town 17 north range 3E to G B Haynes for 50 dollars. Ryan Henderson transfers Lot 5 Block 67 Layton's Third Addition to Monroe to Robert Layton and Mrs R L Morris for 4205.60 dollars.
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Clerk of Court
Walter L. Barron
G. B. Haynes
Northwest
Township
North Range
Ryan Henderson
Robert Layton
R. L. Morris
Layton
Monroe
Caddo Sheriff Admits Fault in Bossier Parish Raid
Shreveport’s Sheriff T R Hughes led a raid on a Bossier Parish gambling house near Texaco airport. Officers found roulette wheel and dice tables but no games in progress. Hughes halted the operation after learning the house lay in Bossier. Sheriff Hall Nattin had warned the operator previously.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
T. R. Hughes
Caddo Parish
Bossier Parish
Monte Carlo
Texaco
Hughes
Bossier
Caddo
Hall Nattin
Nattin
Dangers of the Newspaper Profession Cited by Osborne
Sault Ste Marie June 23 Former Michigan governor Chase S Osborne told National Editorial association members that dangers to editors and reporters persist. He cited examples of murder when exposing crookedness in Ohio and Chicago and warned the profession remains perilous.
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Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Chase S. Osborne
Michigan
National Editorial Association Today
Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Ohio
Mr. Osborne
Chicago
Suppression of News Echoes Huey Long Tax Plan Critique
A critic argues Minnesota newspapers face Mussolini like suppression and denounces Huey Long's proposal for a 15 percent tax on advertising receipts as unjust. The piece warns such moves could influence media and public perception.
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Minnesota
America
Louisiana
Huey Long
Senator Harrison to discuss tariff act on radio
Senator Harrison of Mississippi will discuss the new tariff act tonight at 9 30 p m EST over the Columbia chain. New York state offers free replacement of trees burned in forest fires on private property.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
New York State
Capudine Quick Headache Relief Advert
Capudine offers fast liquid relief from headaches. Take two teaspoonfuls in water when pain strikes for soothing effects and nerve relaxation with no stomach upset. Available in single doses and bottles priced 10c 30c and 60c at drug stores.
Beauty by Clara Bow and Betty Bronson Inspires Skin Care
A vivid notice promotes beauty routines promising radiant skin like Clara Bow Betty Bronson and Janet Gaynor. The close up in film inspires audience fascination across Hollywood Broadway and Europe as women seek loveliness through advised care.
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Clara Bow
Betty Bronson
Janet Gaynor
Hollywood
Broadway
Europe
Little
Paramount
Janet
Gaynor
Fox
Lux
New York
France
England
Germany
Education Committee Fails to Agree on Policy
The National Advisory Committee on Education adjourned its executive session without a final report to Secretary Wilbur. Chairman Dr Charles Mann said the steering committee will meet September 14 to resolve conflicting proposals before further sessions. The group of 62 educators debated reducing federal control and boosting state and local administration.
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Washington
National Advisory Committee On Education
Wilbur
Charles R. Mann
Royal Family Language Debate in Transylvanian Court
The article notes that English serves as the private language among members of the Rumanian royal family, highlighting a linguistic choice within the royal household. The piece references court life and internal communications between royals.
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