Colleen Moore and John McCormick Divorce Sought in Los Angeles
Colleen Moore and her husband John McCormick face a divorce suit filed in Los Angeles. The complaint cites alleged cruel treatment and disputes at the Bel-Air home with friends present. Moore seeks no financial settlement. a property arrangement is noted as already made.
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First National Pictures
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Police Chief Held on Liquor Charge in Newark
Newark police chief and six others were arrested as federal agents raided locations and indicted forty four members of a liquor smuggling syndicate. The raids unfolded across multiple locations as authorities exposed the operation.
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Virginia Honors First Lady Suzanna Pollard at Festival
Winchester Virginia April 15 The first Lady of the Old Dominion Miss Suzanna Pollard daughter of the governor will reign at the valley Fastettida festival next week during Shenandoah celebrations.
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Reward Offered for News of Flier Missing Man
Reward of 500 dollars offered as search for Ralph Fisher Skelton, an author, who disappeared Thursday after leaving Ann Arbor Michigan to fly across Lake Michigan to Chicago. Authorities seek any information on his whereabouts.
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Haiti Crisis Shapes Unité Recognition Claim
Washington April 15 The State Department warned President Borne that it will recognize Eugene Ray as provincial president of Haiti and no other. Ray was chosen as a compromise candidate by the Hoover commission, whose plan formed the administration’s new Haitian policy. The warning followed the Union Council of State’s adjournment by Burov and a proclamation urging a temporary president from the opposition list.
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Australia Prefers US Talkie Films in Report
A federal censorship annual report from Canberra on April 15 states beltish films require more cutting than others. It says the best talkies of British life are made in America and notes producers overdo heroic bending after brief acquaintance. British films are judged below foreign standards.
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Women Surge Into Public Office, LWV Says
Washington April 15 7 The League of Women Voters reports a rise in women officeholders across states Connecticut Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota from 1925 to 1929. Women hold higher ranks including state legislators and justices of the peace with increases seen in 1927 and 1929. The LWV notes the trend reflects a broader social shift toward women in leadership roles.
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League Asks Big Dam on Columbia
Los Angeles April 15 James Sullivan of Wenatchee Washington secretary of the Columbia River Development League says a huge dam on the Columbia River will be cited as a precedent for a similar project.
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Los Angeles
Columbia River
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Final Rites Set for Mrs Dusch
Fort Worth mourns as services were arranged for T P Fenelon a Santa Fe division passenger agent and junior state president of the Ancient Order of United Helpers who died last night at his home aged 88 confirmation of funeral today announced by local officials and church authorities
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Santa Fe Railway
Woman At 103 Runs Family Farm With Daughter
A New Jersey woman aged 103 works a manless farm along with her 65 year old daughter. They chop wood milk cows feed hens curry the horse and tend crops. The article notes their farming routine as a notable living stat.
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Assassins Kill Mexican Mayor in Veracruz
Vera Cruz April 18. Report from San Antonio Chi nampa says Resymunita Gonzalez, former mayor, was shot to death in her home. Assassin, motive believed political, escaped.
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YMCA Opens Seasonal Swimming Programs under Director Miss Bell
Announcement by Miss Omer Bell, physical education director, details YMCA opening May 1. Aimed at adults, teens, and children, schedules list beginner, intermediate, and advanced classes on Mondays and Thursdays with varying start times, plus Saturday sessions for 12 year olds and high school girls. Private lessons available by appointment.
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Bridge Bill Authorized for Red River Roads
Washington April 15 The Senate approved a bridge compact between Oklahoma and Tesas for purchasing and constructing highway bridges over the Red River. President Hoover signed the measure yesterday authorizing the project.
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