W. Guy Crowther Dies After Bartow-Way Auto Crash
A severe highway wreck near Bartow on February 4 killed a 10 year old girl and seriously injured W. Guy Crowther and his wife. Crowther, a noted oil distributor, operated gas stations in this city with his son Walter Guy Crowther. The accident involved icy conditions and slippery roads. The girl died later at a Florida hospital, while Mrs Crowther survived with scalp wounds. Crowther was hospitalized in Baltimore before being moved to Baltimore again. Bond of $200 was posted.
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Caliente
Atria
Pata
Mathie
Florida
Elorita
Davie
Prevlerich
Walter Guy Crier
Psrchant
Dog East
Patrick Street
West
OM Tyurth
Zwinger Palace and Arsenal Museum Display in Dresden
Century old Zwinger fore court survives as the core of Dresden’s architectural complex. The adjacent Museum of Armor and Natural History hold renowned German artifacts including armor, drinking vessels, weapons, and minerals from around the world. The burned Zwinger wing still houses exhibits amid historic stamp series from Germany.
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Augustus ID
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Dresden
Hastery
Museum of Natural History
Ny Herslee, Inc
Modes of the Moment by Adelaide Kerr Redingates
A fragmented fashion note outlines a winter collection with crepe fabrics in black and red tones. It mentions coats, frocks, hats, gloves, and patent leather bags, with emphasis on detailing and overall styling.
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Adelaide Kerr
York Deayner
Orala da
Redinatote
Dettori
Middletown Fatal Accident Ties Up Funeral Plans
Victims Starnes and his wife were injured in a Tuesday accident involving Brad Maclean and Donald Sturges in Middletown. The bond for release was set for March 24, with Justice Ridenour expected to review the case. Mrs Starnes and the injured widow attend Miro Nasens’ funeral in Washington as details of the crash and Nivens death remain under guard.
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Miro Nasens
Washington
Ate Nivens
Steines
Daring contract by Wales McKenney praised by Waltman
Secretary Wales McKenney of the American Bridge League earns praise for a bold slam contract as F. Waltman of Reading, Pa. argues the play showcases unconventional yet effective strategy. South faces a choice on how to lead to try to defeat the contract of spades.
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Wales McCkenney
American Bridge Line
Today
Hare F. Waltman
Reading
American Bridge Leagie
Modely
Wll
Didding Bs
Asaat
Duplicate All in South West North Te Pars
A bridge problem solution recounts Waltman winning with the ace of spades, then leading a diamond to dummy’s ace, establishing the suit for opponents. With precise discards and card play, declarer gains the rest, ending with Waltman fulfilling his contract as West holds key spades and hearts while East shows heavy diamonds.
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Swing HYude and the Waukegan Night Orchestra Tryst
The article details a Thursday night NBC Chicago Jamboree style program featuring Swing Hude as base theme and a Marcus oratorio of orchestration led by Ray Shield Whea. It references Jack Denny birth place in Waukegan and a planned demonstration of CaWaies fatthom with Mis POD Braasevelt as principal sproket. The piece notes various radio and theater figures including Hehnyon, Fred Alten, and Uncle Evra, with mentions of WABC CBS and Honolulu salute to President Roosevelt.
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New York
Mancell Talcot
Waukegan
Jack Denny
Benoy
Ray Shield
Whea
Chicago
Torso Slaying Victim Found in Cleveland
Cleveland police report the discovery of a woman torso on the lakefront near the East Side, the eighth such victim since September 1934. The severed torso was found along Lake Erie shore, with other mutilated bodies located in the Kingsbury area in recent weeks.
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Cleveland
Clevelands
Lake Erie
Kingsbury Kum
Fie Niles Axavy
Lao
Opera Tales and Choirs Aboard Thursday Schedule
Readable fragments describe an honorary concert and assorted ensembles including Kracuter string quartet and Rochester Philharmonic. Other items reference university groups and international choirs with a mix of dates and venues across Budapest Berlin Tokyo and London.
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Kracuter
do—Fashion Slaw
Bilh Sthater
Gutateut Sports
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Sehuyl
Budapest
Nboa Cinvent
Hadassah Anniversity
Webeenilet
Wy4-Nbc
Puart
Oplid
Sanners Bill To Be Prompt Test For Supreme Court Reform
Senate leaders push the Sumners measure to test retirement incentives for Supreme Court justices. President Roosevelt’s plan faces opposition from Senator Tydings who warns of broader powers and constitutional amendments. Judiciary committee reports favor the bill and a floor vote is planned as the debate continues.
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Presidents Court
Supreme Court
Congress
Mieraus Sanetary
Roosevelts
Youl Pealreai
McCarran
Deginerat
Wuda
Sumners
Senate
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