Murder Case Ties Mrs St. Clair To Captain Leacock
District Attorney Markham probes Misa St. Clair in a homicide case linked to Captain Philip Leacock and the Benson-Benson murder chain. St. Clair denies motive, hints at romantic ties, and is ordered to stay in New York under surveillance as investigators pursue evidence.
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Madam Schwimmer Denied US Citizenship Over War Dilemma
Federal Judge George A. Carpenter denies the 54 year old Hungarian born founder of the Ford Peace ship plan American citizenship after she says she would not kill an enemy in time of war even to save an American soldier. Schwimmer says she will appeal the decision.
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Forest Rangers Duel Amid Odd Banter
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Evening Wagner program hooks radio audience
Columbia network airs a one hour Wagner program featuring orchestral selections and vocal solos. The broadcast includes a brief outline of the composer and works with various stations across the eastern and central zones listing times and programs.
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Shipping Board reorganizes Fleet Corporation leadership
The Shipping Board returns direct management of the Fleet Corporation to the board and appoints T. W. O Connor as president and chairman. A C Dake becomes vice president and treasurer, with the board seeking centralized control and reorganizing the executive structure.
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Vegetable Compound Aids Women Says Lydia E Pinkham Ad
A dated advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female health. It claims a woman ill for years found relief after taking the remedy, enabling her to work and move about, with a call to buy at local druggists. The copy touts nationwide household familiarity with the product and mentions a fourth generation learning its merits.
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