Voter Challenges Mark Democratic Primary as Polls Open
Voters face challenges under election law with judges of election deciding if the registered voter may cast a ballot. After a Thursday meeting attorney Edward Delaplanne and board member Homer Bowers discussed challenges, sworn questions, and the need for majority judge agreement to allow voting. Ballots and precinct materials ready. ballots to be delivered Sunday to city and county precincts.
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Edward Delaplanne
Homer Bowers
Bowers
Gail L Cunshall
Isaac M. Waltz
Mr. Bowers
Harry C Gilbert
Divorce Granted in Equity Court McKenzie Custody Granted
A decree in Equity Court grants Mrs Mary R McKenzie an absolute divorce from Chester L McKenzie. Custody of infant Mary Frances awarded to Mrs McKenzie subject to court orders, with reasonable visitation for the husband. He must pay costs. Attorneys Alton Y Bennett for McKenzie represented Mrs McKenzie with William Storm for McKenzie.
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Mary R McKenzie
Chester L McKenzie
Mary Frances
Alton Y. Bennett
McKenzie
William Storm
Answers to Cranium Crackers Puzzle Commentary
Readers are guided through constructing the equation 42 by arranging steps with operations. Starting from six, multiply by seven to get 42, insert times before six, then convert seven to six with plus six, and prepend 6 divided by 6. The completed line reads is divided by plus 6 times 6 equals 42.7
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Italy Aids Nazi Demands in Sudeten Crisis
Rome broadcasts a semi official Italian stance via Informazione Diplomatica urging Czechoslovakia to accept German demands in the Sudeten crisis. The note hints at possible actions if Prague resists, reflecting pressure from Italy amid French and Soviet considerations.
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Neus
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Prague
President to Be at Son's Bedside in Rochester
President Roosevelt plans to fly to Rochester Minnesota to be with his son James who will undergo a gastric operation Monday. He traveled with his wife to Mayo Clinic and will depart Hyde Park around midnight to reach Rochester Sunday morning for the procedure.
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Minn
James
Utah
Marvin Mclntyre
Hyde Park
White House
Seek Key Witness In U S Spy Case
New York on September 8 the government sent two attorneys and six federal agents abroad in an effort to obtain testimony from a key witness in the nation s broadest espionage probe since World War I. U S District Attorney Lamar Hardy announced the commission would seek to question Dr Ignatz T Griebl a former U S Army medical reserve officer indicted on espionage charges.
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United States
Lamar Hardy
Tgnatz T. Griebl
United States Army Medical Reserve
Appeal Filed In Circuit Court Over Reckless Driving Fine
Lester E Beall filed an appeal in Circuit Court challenging a $5 reckless driving fine issued by Justice Roger Geisbert. Urbana attorney Patrick M. Schnauffer represents Beall.
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Lester E Beall
Roger Geisbert
Urbana
Patrick MM. Schnauffer
Beall
Salvation Army Commander Retires to US Residency
Commander Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army retires and relocates to the United States. Monte Pearson of the New York Yankees is noted. Commander Frank Hawks linked to the push to the east and an era of extra-term rights for American citizens.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Hiwe
Monte Pearson
New York Yankees
Frank Hawks
Road Deaths Drop One Third in 1934 Calendar Period
Safety department figures show a 33 percent drop in highway deaths January through August 1937 versus 1936. Pedestrians accounted for ten of August fatalities, many not at intersections or without signals. Most accidents involved male drivers aged 29 to 39, on clear days on straight dry roads, with operating too fast for conditions as the main cause. Frederick county reported no fatalities that month. Volcanic dust from eruptions has reduced sunshine for over a year.
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Pedestrans
Frederick
Carroll County
Montgomery
Howard
Hines May Win on Technicality in High Profile Indictment
New York September court session reveals Justice Pecora weighing a long conspiracy menu against the May 24 1936 cutoff. Indictment charges James J. Hines with conspiracy and lottery felony, while Dewey and Stryker clash over evidence sufficiency, merger questions, and potential reopening of testimony.
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Jo Hines
Pecora
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Hines
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Dewey
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Petora Dewey
New York State
Civil Service says July payroll up 30,411 from June
The Civil Service Commission announced the executive branch of the Federal Government employed 30,411 more persons in July than in June, bringing the total to 38,235.
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