Demanded In Girl's Death
In New York on September 12 an autopsy was set for Mary Woodruff 25 known as Mary Barton a Greenwich Village and midtown dancer found dead in her apartment with sleeping pills and a magazine beside her The assistant medical examiner said overdose likely but autopsy to proceed Police seek a middle aged bespectacled man who telephoned to close her apartment windows after visiting the building Monday evening
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York
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Greenwich Village
Mary Barton
Philip Goldstein
Lorentz Larsen
Man Suspected in Death of Miss Woodruff in Apartment
Larsen told police he entered the apartment with a pass key and found Miss Wood ruff apparently asleep in bed. later, the man who left is believed to have called the superintendent thrice asking to close the windows. The superintendent said the girl is dead and urged him to come over. Friends say Miss Woodruff planned to go to California, despondent over slow career progress.
New Mexico Plans First State Wide Blackout Test
Santa Fe reports New Mexico conducts the nations first state wide blackout to test civilian defense, with 530000 residents and over 60 communities participating by darkening highways, air and rail lines, and staging fires and fireside diversions near Albuquerque.
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N.M
New Mexico
England
Smith
Houston
Tex
Eighth Corps
Army Air Base
Albuquerque
Texas
U. S S. Army
Alburquerque
Transcontinental Air and Rail
Willkie Defends Movie Makers in Senate Hearing
Wendell L. Willkie urged that film studios face fierce competition not monopoly as he addressed a Senate Interstate Commerce sub committee. He named 20th Century Fox Paramount Warner Brothers and Loew's MGM as industry leaders while opposing wartime propaganda accusations and promising to bring company heads to testify.
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Wendell L. Willkie
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Senate Interstate Commerce Sub-Committee
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R-N.d
Clark
D-Mo
Flynn
March of Time
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Faramount
Warner Brothers
Loew's
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Gulf Stream Width Described Near Cape Hatteras
Article notes the Gulf Stream passes Cape Hatteras North Carolina and expands to about 150 miles in width along the coast, signaling a notable marine current feature for navigators and scientists.
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Cape Hatteras, N. C
Gulf Stream
Real Helpmate Makes Husband Seem Important
Ruth Millett describes a wife boosting her husband by echoing his opinions and highlighting his strengths. The piece warns against airing his flaws and shows how shared ownership, not individual pronouns, paints a favorable image. A final odd note cites meteorite impact odds of one in 93,000 years in America.
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Ruth Millett
Joe
Radio Day By Day: Networks Prep War Games Coverage
New York reports NBC and CBS will air extensive coverage of peacetime war games in Louisiana and Texas over the next weeks. Special crews, camouflaged gear, and substitutes to simulate capture will accompany broadcasts from NBC and CBS, with varied programs across the day and night schedule.
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Special News Service
Uncele
Revolt Spirit Invades Norway Rising in Oslo Reports
Reports from Oslo via Sweden say revolt against the German-supported Quisling government is rising swiftly in Norway. A looming major conflict appears imminent as arrests mount and Norwegian trade unions with about 350,000 members brace for a clash with the Nazis following Wednesday's firing squad execution of two labor leaders.
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Associated Press
Sweden
Oslo
Quisling
Norway
Nonchalance Red Scientist Finds Comet
Harvard scientists report a Russian astronomer near the German front lines has discovered a new comet. Dr. Fletcher Watson said he learned by cablegram that Astronomer G. Neujmin first sighted the comet August 29 at the Russian Simels Observatory in East Crimea, east of Odessa.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Fletcher Watson
G. Neujmin
Simels
Crimea
Odessa
Watson
Arab Descent Claims and Old San Francisco Pie Price
The fragment notes that some claim Shem as an ancestor of pure Arabs with Bedouin lines tracing to Ishmael. It also recalls that during the gold rush era in San Francisco apple pie sold for one dollar per slice.
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Shem
Noah
Ishmael
San Francisco
Legal notices in Circuit Court Bay County Florida
In Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Bay County Florida notices require defendants Louise Mary Francis Messner and William Sulzer to appear in bill of complaint actions. Published weekly for four consecutive weeks in Panama City News Herald. Clerk H A Pledger and solicitors ROLL ISLER with deputy Catharine Thomasson.
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Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Bay County
State of Florida
Christian Messner
Louise
Mary Francis Messner
Louise Mary Francis Messner
Panama City
Fourteenth d Judicial Circuit
Louise Philips Sulver
Wiliam Sulver
William Sulzer
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