Attorneys Pay Norwood Tribute in Court Session
Resolutions of the Sar Association honored the late A N Norwood the oldest bar member. Judge Urner read the tribute noting 45 years of legal practice and service as State's Attorney and legislator. Remarks by Judge Newman and H Dersey Bichlison followed the eulogy for Norwood born 1855 in Libertyetown.
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Sar Association
Jacob Rohrbark
Ber- Jem
Adan M. Wood
Cinel
Hammond
Arter D. Wistar
Nomrmood
Robroeck
Podge Urner
Ani
John &. Newmas
H. Dorser Evchson
Bar Association
A& Norwood
Ms Long
Norwood
Libeetztown
Law Department
Universsy
Macyland
Urner
Ufe
Attormney
House of Delegates
Sendeed Zautrus
Ims
John S Newman
HB Dersey Bichlison
Defense fails to win directed verdict in Kennedy murder case
Greenwood Miss February 19 Defense lawyers for Dr Sarah Ruth Dean failed to secure a directed verdict of acquittal in the murder case over the August death of Dr John Preston Kennedy. The state rested in its fourth week after testimonies including Kennedy's 33 year old divorced wife who swore she and Kennedy planned to remarry when he died after a suspected poisoned whisky drink.
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Greenwood
Miss
Sarah Ruth Dean
Siience
John Preston Kennedy
Kennedy
Dean
Dr. Dean
Preston
Arthur
de Garener
Washington Lauded by Speaker at Zonta Club
Dr Joseph H Apple of Hood College addressed the Zonta Club at the Savoy Dining Room Monday night on George Washington as first leader of the United States. He cited Washington’s war as a means to ends and highlighted moral reform, ending with a Lincoln tribute and call to honor Washington’s enduring legacy.
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Washington
Brst Clef
United States
Joseph H Apple
Hood College
Zonta Club
Savoy
Miriam R. Apple
Br .Apple
Perce
Apne
Rachol Maxis
Margaret Moser
Tne
Speaks On C. A. S Work Eagar T Fel
Three members of the executive committee discuss the C A S program as Marylane Chilczen attends a meeting at the county seat. The session was set for Monday afternoon with remarks about local ranch developments and county actions.
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C. A
Sorel
Marylane Chilczen
Abe
Nazi Ultimatum to Chancellor Sparks Coup Fear
A defiant note from Nazi leaders led by Theodore Haticht delivered an eight day ultimatum to Chancellor Dolifuse tanicht demanding either the Navi government collapse or face armed action. The exchange signals a looming crisis as political leaders react.
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Mumen
Germany
Anshan Matis
Theodore Haticht
Dolifuse Tanicht
Tg Anodes
Cht
Ns md Stiack
Body of King Albert L ies in State at Palace
King Albert lies in state at the Royal Palace in Brussels for three days as the capital mourns. A dawn funeral is planned for Thursday in the royal crypt at Lacken after the accident that cost the monarch his life during a mountain drive. Cavalry escorts and draped streets mark the somber procession.
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Wsochated Press
Brussels
Belgium
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Royal
White Mountain
4-H Council Banquet Set for March 16 in Willson
Deng announced the 4 H Council banquet for Freken County at Representatives Hall on March 16. Willson will host. Ray Wachter will handle music and arrangements.
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Motel Frederick
Deng
Ne Fregenck
Ubs
Boe
Represaniatives
Willson
Ray Wachter
Brown defends mail contracts before Senate committee
Postmaster General nominee Brown defended private contractor air mail deals before a Senate committee. He claimed law requirements were met and cited no evidence of misuse while denying connections between his stock holdings and the carriers. NRA developments followed with Roosevelt actions on editorials and labor conditions, and an advisory group including Clarence Darrow was named to study small businesses.
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Walter F. Breen
Hoover
Brown
Tal
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NEA
Senese Committee
NRA
Roosevelt SN
Roosevelt
Jeffest
Sens
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Borah
Idaho
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Green
House Labor Committee
Taft as Secretary of War and Capitol Dome Symbol
The note recalls Taft serving as Secretary of War under Theodore Roosevelt. It mentions the Capitol dome statue symbolizing free dom and states Peiping once known as Peking.
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Capitol Dome
Washington
Peiping
China
Peking
Army Flyers Take Over Air Mail In Bad Weather
Army flyers assumed air mail duties despite dangerous weather that canceled some schedules and cast doubt on others. Private contracts were suspended until midnight. pilots planned to fly routes ending after the zero hour as fog and snow hindered operations from New York to Richmond. Weather over the capital and Allegheny ridges slowed work and halted morning air service. The 76th birthday of Mrs John D. Hendrickson was celebrated at 119 West Second Street with greetings from friends.
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Army
Air Mail
Amey
Gaele Sam
New York
Richmond
Lieu
George Shulgen
Awai
Newark
War Department
jThey
Allegheny
John D. Hendrickson
West Second Street
King Cole Sentenced for Fraud in Marital Deception Case
Vera Pennsylvania February 19 Samuel C Cole known as King of the Newsdors was sentenced to eighteen months to three years in Oregon for fraudulently draining 1200 through a fake marriage promise. He claimed four marriages and denied divorce moves while details about other alleged marriages surfaced. The case involved a Toledo Ohio link and a York widow who testified Cole had taken 4200 from her.
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Vera
Origon
Samuel C. Cole
Newsdors
Toledo
Ohio
England
Baii
York
Cole
Drocine
Marrage
Ana
Investigators Move to Halt Army Airplane Contracts
Congressional probes press to block awards for 199 new military planes costing about 7.5 million dollars while opening inquiries into subsidiary profits and holding companies. Subcommittees led by Rep. Rogers seek War Department access to records and taxpayer funds from the vast Army air program.
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Washington
Army Armany
Becan
Imdnidua
Proais
Delinquency Hearing for M2 Michar Petition
A delinquency hearing considers a petition against M2 Mrs Michar with a request to commit a youth to the House of Reformation for Colored Children at Chelventam Maryland. The notice notes a birthday for Dr Harry Ro Sistine, a druggist, turning 81.
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Iecv
House of Reformation For
Chelventam
Md.s
Harry Ro
Sistine
Costner Names Three in Factor Kidnapping Case
Chicago February report says Isaac Costner, a Touhy gang deserter, testified that Roger Touhy Gustav Schafer and Albert Kator and others plotted a $70,000 ransom in the Factor kidnapping. Costner claimed his share was $2300 and described the snatch scene.
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Chicago
Isaac Costnes
Tennessee
Touhy
Mnaoner
Roger Touhy
Gustav Schafer
Albert Kator
Second brutal slaying of a young girl shocks Boston
Boston reports a second brutal slaying of a young girl in two months. Victoria David, 14, was found with a fatal head injury in a south end excavation near Chinatown. Police seek the killer as details link a theater sighting and a similar December murder of 18 year old Exhet Zuckerman.
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South End
Gstret
Chinatown
Ito G
Victoria David
Timothy L Leary
Zuckerman
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