James Cox Die in 1920 Political Leader and Publisher
James M Cox, a three term Ohio governor and 1920 Democratic presidential nominee, died at 75. Born near Jacksonburg in 1870, he rose from printer’s devil to U S representative, governor, then publisher of the Dayton Daily News. He supported the League of Nations and opposed war. He married twice, with two children from first marriage and two daughters from second.
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Coxx
Jacksonsburg
Ohio
Middletown
Cox
Cincinnati Enquirer
U. S. House of Representatives
Gox
Ting
U. S
League of Nations
Harding
Dayton Daily News
Activ Politics
Senate
Mayme L. Harding
Cincinnati
James J
John
Margerelta Blair
Chicago
Annal
Barbera
NATO Atom Arms Stockpiling Studied
A long, fragmentary Washington article discusses NATO concerns about Soviet arms stockpiling and East European policy. It notes Dulles avoidance of Mansfield’s tour idea, U S reliance on diplomats, Zhukov’s unclear role, and cautious pace on first-step disarmament talks with Russia while maintaining allied consultation.
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Dulles
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Europe
Spwlles
United States
Russia
Finalists to Be Picked Tonight in Miss United States
A three hour stage event selects 15 Miss United States finalists tonight after a lengthy rehearsal tour through Marine territory. Contestants display poise and beauty in evening gowns with acts including Bubbles the famed vaudeville performer. Friday features an Anne Trebes address and The Desert Song act.
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United States
Land of the Pacific
Pacos
Hine
Verdes
Bubbles
Qaneary
Hale
Lad Alan
World of Beauty
Anne Trebes
Long
Skeet Dea
Bloodhounds Help Track Lost Boy Near Mono Village
Bloodhounds brought in late Monday to aid the search for 3 year old David Scott sniffed his jacket and led trackers up a steep slope behind Mono Village. The boy vanished Saturday afternoon near his parents trailer in the Twin Lakes region, 15 miles west of here. Marines and volunteers had already searched two days without success. The team from Dog Food Co funded the dogs, with Gene of Los Gatos as trainer. The hunt resumed at daybreak after nightfall. Sheriff Thorington remains cautious about kidnapping possibilities amid an all points bulletin with no conclusive signs. Additional Marines joined from Pickel Meadows to help in the cold morning air.
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Bridgeport
David Scott
Mono Village
Russell Cone
Robert Scott
San Diego
Twin Lakes
Here
Reno
Alo Dog Food Co
California
Gene
Los Gatos
Eureka
Cecil Thorington
Radison Creek
Pickel,Meadows
Man jailed for holding girl prisoner in ground hole
A 27 year old London man was sentenced to three years in jail for imprisoning a 28 year old woman in a hole behind his home. He bound her hands and mouth and carried her on a motorcycle, claiming punishments were to aid experiments on a new invention using wired discs buried in earth. The court heard he had spent nine months in a mental hospital and appeared mentally unsettled.
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London
Laterer
John Raymond Bridal
Marjorie Jordan
Leonard ‘Herbert
Bridal
Herbert
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Khrushchev
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Inger Jonsson
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Marineland Oceanarium
U.S.A
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Cury
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Arthur Murrw
East Fifth Street
Hemlock
Remhom Tipock
Compton
South Long Beach Blvd
Newmark
Miss Jordan
3Ridal
Heather
Mattreat
Lowe Beagh
Pine and
Sth
Ute
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Nes
Marine Glass Co
Scott-Woodward-Scott SR
Magnolia
Kentucky
Old Taylor
UC Taylor Mistillery CO
Brankeory
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National Distillers Products Company
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