Halloween Party At Darwin Home For Troop II Scouts
Grace Thorpe Bear reports a coutee party at 609 South Sea Avenue hosted by Edna Mae Darwin and Jean Amis with Halloween decorations, games, and refreshments. Scouts listed include Ruth Cobean, Frances Orton, Vernadean Givan, Lorna Marler, Dorothy Lambeth, Virginia Hulbert, Dorothy Gessert, Merle Waggoner, Jewell Everett, Helen Joyce Sanders, Frances Smurl, Ruth Iankes, Loyene Leamon, Genevieve Yoder, Frances Schultz, Charlotte Hartert, Marceline Schaubel, Genevieve Cooney, Marion Roney, Adele Kelly, Marion McDonald, plus officers Mrs. Pauline B. Cooney and Captain, with hostesses J A Amis and K M Darwin.
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Jean Amis
Kidna Mae Darwin
Shakespeare Club Hears Robt Fall Guest Speaker
The Shakespeare Club met yesterday morning at Mrs. John McClure’s home with Robert Fall as guest speaker. He discussed “The Purpose of the Chorus In Drama” in a highly able manner. Mrs. Charles D. Keyes led routine business with Corrine Whitney directing readings from Henry V Act II in character.
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Shakespeare Club
Robt, Fall
Robert Fall
John McClure
Charles D. Keyes
Corrine Whitney
Mmes. H. V. Fall
C. W. Grier
William L. Hill
Charlies D. Keyes
Burton C. Mossman
Guy W. Rowe
Rolla R. Hinkle
Henry E. Samson
Claude Simpson
Arthur J. Stevens
LeRoy Thompson
Pals Society meeting with Dorothy Lancaster
Pals met last night with Dorothy Lancaster at 1008 West First. Amendments to the constitution and other important business were discussed. A salad course was served by Mrs. Lancaster to named members. Community club notices include Girl Scout events, a Boston convention, and local fundraisers.
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Dorothy Lancaster
West First Street
Mrs. Lancaster
Marion Sanders
Nancy Elizey
Frances Schutz
Jane Lewis
Helen Lane
Edith French
Marian Roney
Minerva Pearson
Patricia Mitchell
Eleanor Nicholas
Joyce Wyly
Gridders Pick Her as Queen Jersey not to disclose for several days
The report notes that if Jassie had failed to identify Hauptmann there would have been no pledge to secrecy. The World Telegram cites Condon discussing topics from the night he sought proof to confirm Hauptmann’s identity. Foley declines to discuss Condon’s identification claims amid Hauptmann’s transfer to New Jersey. Seattle's candidate withdraws, leaving Mrs. Carlson unopposed.
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Jersey
Jassie
Hauptmann
World-Telegram
Condon
John
Condons Talks Tie Hauptmann to Lindbergh Case
Dr John F Condon identified Bruno Richard Hauptmann as the man who received 50000 in ransom money at a Proxm cemetery after a session with Hauptmann in Hudson County jail. Condon said he spoke a second time with John in Woodlawn Cemetery while Wilentz refused to discuss results citing a secrecy pledge.
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New Jersey
Hauptmann
Foley
Flemington
David T. Wilentz
Wilentz
Dr. Condon
New York
The
New York World-Telegram
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John F. Condon
Jassie
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Pronx
the World-Telegram
Condon
Hunterdon County
Lindbergh
John
Woodlawn Cemetery
New
Vote on Immediate Bonus Payment Attracts Divided Opinions
The American Legion pressed for immediate cash payment of the soldiers bonus but received no Capitol reaction. President Roosevelt opposed full immediate payment, leaving the issue to the next Congress. Senate resistance and possible veto loom, with November election results delaying predictions on outcomes. State department votes showed varied support, including Arizona, Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, and Wyoming, while New Mexico asked to be counted as passed and was suspended. A. Carlson of Willmar was elected national president of the American Legion Auxiliary.
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American Legion
Roosevelt
Roanoke
Congress
Senate
House
Department
Arizona
Colorado
Mexico
Nebraska
New Mexico
Wyoming
State Department
Hayes
Auxiliary
Miami
Fla
A. ©. Carlson
Willmar, Minn
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Malcolm Douglas
Union Labor Plans 30 Hour Week at NRA Round Table
Washington Oct 2 AP High leaders of union labor met at a round table to push for a 30 hour week and boost influence within the NRA. They listed three study goals including strengthening Sidney Hillman on NRA’s board, pressing shorter work weeks in codes, and labor’s stance on Clay Williams as NRA chair. The steel and rubber codes loom, Ford and auto code expires Nov 3 at 42 hours.
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NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Blue Eagle
Sidney Hillman
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NRA Board
England Wins Speed Race As Jones Waller Land
England secured both first and fourth in the Melbourne speed event at Laverton Field. Cathcart Jones and Ken Waller landed at 2 54 p m local time, running a De Havilland Comet replica while American-built aircraft took second and third.
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Melbourne
England
Cathcart Jones
Ken Waller
C. W. A. Scott
T. Cambell Black
Jones
Waller
Cobar
K. D. Parmentier
J. J. Moll
Insurance Plot Involving Weitzman Ends With Chicago Slaying
In Chicago, 37-year-old baker Weitzman, described as wealthy, was pictured after arrest in connection with an alleged 300000 dollar insurance plot slaying of Daiches, an advertising official. Weitzman is brother to Louis J. Weitzman, Daiches’s advertising partner and beneficiary of the 300000 dollar policy.
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Iving Weitzman
Chicago
Daiches
Weitzman
Louis J. Weitzman
British and American reject Japanese naval plan
London, Oct 25 AP The British and American delegates at preliminary naval talks decided Japan’s general proposals are unacceptable. They did not reject equality in principle but said the plan remains too vague for acceptance. Officials noted that a full explanation of equality in principle and Tokyo’s terms is needed and that a further information request would be acceptable.
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London
Japan
Fire fatal to one fireman and other injuries
Ogdensburg New York October 25 One fireman was killed and several others overcome by smoke as flames swept through four downtown buildings. The dead firefighter was Fred Hynes trapped in the basement of a shoe store. Cause of the blaze was not determined.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Fred Hynes
Bankers urge balanced national budget resolution
The resolutions committee of the American Bankers Association urged the association to record itself in favor of a balanced national budget at the earliest date. It stated the balanced budget is essential to national welfare while recognizing that emergency expenditures may be needed for human welfare.
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Washington
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American Bankers Association
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