Three Prisoners Face Verdict In Valentine Party Murder
Dorothy Perkins, 17, faces up to twenty years after being found guilty of first degree murder in the Valentine’s Day death of Thomas Templeton. Judge McIntyre praised jurors, warned of gender bias, and said the sentence would be set next Monday. Perkins mourned as her attorney prepared an appeal.
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United Press Dispatch
New York
Dorothy Perkina
Jazz Pit
Thomas Templeton
Sweets Theuxt
Dorothy
Sidney A. Losh
John’ F. McIntyre
McIntyre
Perkins
Potty
Lash
Mickey Qnnors
Bempleton
Templeton
Radio Programs List From Major Stations Across the Nation
A United Press list of radio schedules for Thursday and Friday June 1 8, outlining programs on stations in New York Chicago Davenport Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston and other cities. Notable items include Kent Artists Organ Recital Hi Fi Pinafore and a Marine Earth segment with various local broadcasts throughout the day.
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United Press
New York
WWJ
Woc
Davenport
WCCO
Minneapolis
Paul
Boston
WAR
Providence
WFI
Philadelphia
WCAB
Pittsburgh
WSAT
Cincinnati
Atwater Kent Artists
WLS
Chicago
P. m
Hot Springs
Organ
Redital
WRC
Washington
WJZ
WBZ
Springfield
WGY
Schenectady
WCRD
Zion
Music
Wear
Billy Jones
Wenest Hare
AVLS
Portland
WNYC
Bendi Symphony Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines
Funeral Directors Meet Shows Shifting Funeral Trends
Delegates at the forty fifth annual Iowa State Funeral Directors Association converge as they note changes in language and practice. Funerals are shorter, flowers more common, with terms like mortician and undertaker giving way. Local society events and visits are mentioned between agenda items.
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Towa State Funeral Directors Association
Collin
La Follette Dies After Long Political Struggle
A frail Senator La Follette died this afternoon after a battle with pneumonia and bronchial asthma. He faced removal from the Republican Party and loss of seniority as he fought for forty years to sway legislation. Relatives and doctors at his bedside described his rapid decline and grave condition. The Wisconsin statesman, once a central power broker, passed as supporters gathered in his room.
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Senate
United States
LaFollette
Palm Beach
Velosad Ast
Congress
Labouette
Dra. C. C. Murberry
D. M. Rambolfh
la Follette
Robert la Folletta
Phillip la Follette
Wisconsin
LaToltette
Wroukointe
Ames Summer School Attendees Listed From Delta And Cedar Falls
A fragmented notice cites RMU Delux Mine I and others attending Ames Monday for summer school. Names include Williams, Dwight, Blanche Llom, Lenn Wendel, Naomi Pence, Blanch Garret, Vick Loughridge at Iowa State University, and local residents in Delta and Cedar Falls. Interment of Kensler near Bethel joins other brief items. a man named Henry Hock reportedly spoke of pain. The report ends with references to suburban home improvements and a death tied to a local event.
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Blare
Cedar Falles
Delta
I Penn
Blanche Llom
Lenn Wendel
the Asmith
Bulg Mc- Kinale
Hildred Buss
Naomi Pence
Blanch Garret
Vick Loughridge
State University of Iowa
Itown City
Nettie Loughridge
Wizard
Snyder
Ralph Kensler
Danendler
Bethelchiirel
Kensler
Bor
Henry Hock
Grovinne
Phannebgker
Sigourney
James, Dougher
J. W. Johnson
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