Wesley acquitted in murder case in Mississippi tribal court
In MMacon Mississippi an Indian Chief Cameron Wesley was acquitted by a tribal court on a murder charge tied to the June slaying of Tubbee a fellow tribesman near Dancing Rabbit Creek. Witnesses said Tubbee threw rocks and was fatally shot. Authorities consider him free in state court though an Indian reservation trial is planned for September with Annie Wallace and Johnnie Gorton overseeing the proceedings.
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Miss
Law
Thian
Cameron Éy
Tubbee
Dancing Rabbit Creek
Wesley
Pelf
K Wesley
Annie Wallace
Johnnie Gorton
Legal Notice in Fourteenth Circuit Bay County Fla
In the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Bay County Florida a notice to the defendant Martin J Miller is issued. The defendant must appear to the bill of complaint filed in the case styled Miller vs Miller. Publication is required weekly for four consecutive weeks in the Panama City News Herald. Clerk H A Pledger Browne is complainant’s solicitor.
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Bay
Florida
Miller
Martin Euler
Martin J
Panama
City News-Herald
Bay County
Circuit Court
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Circuit
Answers to Art Krenz Do You Know Cartoon
Eddie Collins hit 514 sacrifice hits in a 25 year American League career from 1906 to 1930. The Saratoga Special purse goes to the winner’s owner. Beatrice Barrett of Minneapolis shot 74 in the 1939 women's U S Amateur for the lowest medalist score in the tournament’s history.
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Eddie Collins
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
U. S
Firestone official touts early synthetic tire program and rubber supply plans
Harvey Firestone Jr says Firestone produced synthetic tires since 1993 and supplied U S armed forces, arguing synthetic rubber ensures defense readiness if natural rubber sources fail. He notes butadiene limits and factory mass production would take months, but domestic plants could run on synthetic rubber as a stopgap.
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Jakron
Ohio
Harvey * Firestone, Jr
Firestone Company
Aone
Una
Firestone
U. S
Nce
Amer
United States
America
Plan To Combat Rubber Blockade And Salvage Drive
Describes a two part plan to conserve rubber stocks and boost salvage from old tires and scrap. Notes annual need of 575000 tons tree-grown rubber and reliance on foreign sources. Rubber Reserve Company to store 160000 tons. total reserves could provide a full year in emergencies.
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United States
Rubber Industry
Rubber Reserve Company
We, The Women By Ruth Millett In Draft Era
Ruth Millett notes that the draft threatens marriages as license bureaus surge with marriage licenses. Prospective brides fear proposals tied to draft pressures while men dodge questions about true love versus obligation. The piece portrays a big boulder in true romance caused by wartime conscription.
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Congress
ICC Denies Plea For Truck Rate Cut
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a request to suspend railroad tariffs lowering thousands of rates for less than carload shipments from Midwest to South and North to South. The ICC will investigate legality while the reduced rates take effect Sept 1, backed by the American Trucking Association and allied groups calling the move a thinly disguised bid to crush motor carriers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
South
North
Midwest
ICC
American Trucking Association, Inc
Delayed Florida decision on rail rate suspensions
The Florida Railroad Commission will decide later this week whether lower intrastate rates on 3 500 items will take effect. The ICC in Washington declined to suspend the Sept 1 interstate rate reductions. Railroads asked Florida to apply intrastate reclassifications with interstate rates but leave Florida rates unchanged until the ICC alters national rates. The Commission suspended the Sept 1 Florida effective date until further notice.
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Florida Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Florida Commission
Florida
ICC
Railroad Commission
Glorifying Yourself Posture Advice by Alicia Hart NEA
A health feature urges schoolgirls to check posture before dieting. It describes a spine based exercise: lie on floor with knees out, press spine to floor to pull stomach in, then try to touch most of the backbone to the floor, then stand and walk with improved alignment.
Parade Route Changes For Local Community Event
Parade marshal Fred Phillips urges locals to read the altered route and start times for the event. The procession will move at 10 a.m. from Harrison Avenue and Eighth Street, winding south to Sixth Street then First Street, then east to Harrison and north to North Street before disbanding. Participants must be in line by 9:30 a.m. with police help and driver cooperation emphasized.
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Harrison
Avenue
Eighth -Street
Harrison Avenue
Sixth
Sixth Street
First -Street
Harrison’ Avenue
Nirth Street
Philips
Revival services led by Chalker at Lynn Haven Church
Rev I W Chalker of Marianna assists Rev C A Corneil in a week of revival at Lynn Haven Methodist Church. Services are daily through Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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I. W. Chalker
Marianna
C. A. Corneil
Lynn Haven Methodist Church
King Dirk Battles Bob Steele in Desperate Screen Clash
The article praises a Western 1 screen duel featuring Bob Steele, a former middleweight boxer, facing King Dirk a larger foe. Despite King’s injuries, the confrontation is hailed as one of the era’s most desperate battles and a standout antagonist performance.
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Steele
Ifi
Bob Steele
King
Radio Schedule Highlights From Enthusiastic Weekend Lineup
A detailed listing for Friday and Saturday broadcasts shows musicians and programs across stations, featuring Regal Beer News, Gaslight Harmonies, multiple orchestras, AP News Time, Weather Reports, and a variety of local and regional acts, including Ellis Twins, Woodham String Band, Frankie Masters Orchestra, Arkansas Travelers, and Curtis Ensemble.
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Regal Beer News
Gaslight
WBS
Musical Internationale
Magic Islands
Tele Wetter Galloway
Lea White
CCC Quartette
Coleman Sachs
Long Beach Canino
Lee Forrest
Bhsordedly
Balen
Weather Report
Oe Carroll
Fiddie
Roosevelt urges continued education for national defense
A letter from U S Commissioner of Education Dr John W Studebaker, relayed to University of Florida president John J Tigert, cites President Roosevelt urging citizens to pursue higher education unless called to serve. It emphasizes training in science engineering and economics to defend and advance the nation.
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Army
Navy
University of Florida
John J. Tigert
John W. Studebaker
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Roosevelt
Paul V.mcnutt
Federal Security’ Agency
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