Wisconsin Death Mystery Involving Ghost Ordeal
Henry Nead, 19, confessed to bludgeoning his infant stepson on Christmas morning while claiming orders from his father's ghost. Nead’s wife Leila Shaw of Norway Pit and others faced questioning as prosecutors prepare a first degree murder case. The sheriff indicated Nead might plead guilty as the family described a shared, chilling plan.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Dee
Renry Nead
Nordie Shrift
Leila Shaw
Norway
TNS
Methodists Study Church Union Plan
A hundred delegates to the national Methodist student conference opened in St. Louis with plans to move toward uniting the four main branches of Methodism. Delegates represent about 200,000 students from Methodist colleges and universities and were called to convene by the boards of education of the four churches.
New Denver Air Field Named In Honor Of Lowry
A new Denver air field is named to honor Major Lowry and Beaver who were killed in action. The change was announced by a secretary of war official as the Asi Corps technical school branch in Denver proceeds to dedicate the facility at Lowry Field. The naming notes the fallen figures and underscores postwar military priorities.
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New
Denver Air Field
Mw Kym Corps
Inca
Asi Corns Technical Achoal
Denver
Lowry Field
Henor
Liew
B. Lowry
Beaver
Iteidt's Brigadiers At New Time on NBC Net
Radio column notes changes at NBC with Horace Heidt and his Brigadiers moving from CBS to NBC and shifting time slots. Beatrice Lillig Edward Everette Horan, Kiddoodlers, Jolson guest spots and other acts are listed across stations KTSA WOAI and WB respec tively. The item also references Molly and Fibber McGee signoffs and upcoming broadcasts from New York Philharmonic and Carnegie Hall.
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Renwicke Cary
Ube
Horace Heidt
C. B.S
Woon
B.C
Marek Webb
Cormerly
Broadua
Acherl
Lunight
Beatrice Lillig
Edward Ever- Jeet Horan
Dick Osbie's College
KTSA
The
Kidoodlers
Malis Abeerire
Tony de
Kong
Molly
Beniy Goodning
New York
Sini Carnegie
Damiiry
James Farley
Presitmvil Roose
N. B.C. Saburdsiy
Phil
New Yorks
Wallet O
Lallywood
San Antonio
Uwe New York
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Syndarky
Cours
Tsympiniy Merkietiin
Lownu
Betsy Ak
Philo Mines
Cinerea
Wwe
Storm Tuesday Radio Schedule and Lineup Details
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs and times across channels with mentions of host names, show titles, and broadcast blocks. It references Lethe Hida, Lintest News, Longtime, and several show segments including drama, music, and dance hours, with various hosts and stations noted in a dense listing.
Evening Radio Schedule Teems With Variety And Ads
Tomorrow's KTSA lineup lists musical segments and chatter from Erdo and Sinn. A flood of program titles follows from Four Stars magazine to The Roundup and Pepper Young's Penny, with notes on charitably named shows, children programs, and market reports, reflecting a bustling midcentury broadcast day.
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KTSA
Erdo
Newebbor
Sinn
iOb
Tradsis
TAM Ugical Coe
Soiddlers
Myyt
Maree
Ihenny Wong
Cnehaet
Magazine of the Air Ob
Inah
Talon Voie Dhakeon
Vito Einsin
San Ra Methol Aeteeadheers
Kleist
Darothy Garden
SOG TV
Paris
Bine
PWS
Lwente
Stila
Dan Girhny
Jock’ Awning
Orel
M— Chek Waren Chang
Yonne Wilken Jones
Jersey City Mayor Battles Threats Over Union Campaign
Jersey City Mayor Frank Hague accused CIO opponents of waging a terror campaign to block his city. He pledged to obstruct what he called lawless violence and vowed to bring to justice any who attack life or property as he defends industrial growth.
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Jersey City
N. J
Frank Hague
CIO
New Jersey
Rites Slated for Gillespie Miller
Funeral services are planned for Albert Gillespie Miller, 62, Fredericksburg area miller. The coroner ruled death a suicide after his body was found suspended yesterday in his mill. He is survived by his widow and an adopted son, Claren.
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Fredbrigksburg
Weg
Albert Frollendiets
Prominet
Fredericks
Guirg Mer
Adolf Mergenthaler
Mollendorf
Claren
Local notes mix of names and events in Bexar region
Mixed local notes list various individuals and roles during the holidays. Mentions include Albert Szekely of Szeged, Hungary. David Frisch of Prince n. Hewnan Brenner, Dixie Supply manager. A K Fisth joining Lions Club. Buck Hadder police. Margaret Bluckaller a 1997 Prom Queen. Philip Montalbo providing free legal advice. Jimmy Tray and Hallan wine praise. Deputy Bill Miller in a holiday auto incident. reporter Martron Deems. Monnie Carrico installing a Neon skyline. Dick Lone hunting near Nuevo Laredo.
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Ty Vranh
Loraine Broekmai
Public Service
Albert Szekely
Szeged
Hungary
David Frisch
Princen
Hewnan Brenner
Dress Company
K. Fisth
Dixie Supply Corporation
Lions Club
Buck Hadder
Enchitidas Land Incos
Margaret
Behool-tercher
Bluckaller
Bt. Mary's U
Holt
Pyke
Philip Montalbo
United States
Tray
Jimmy Wilson
Bill Miller
Martron
Longview
Christmas liquor counts heard in court in Philadelphia
A dramatic holiday day in Philadelphia saw Maury Maverick in a political science discussion, while two defendants faced liquor charges in Cauginty Court. Leroy Brown and Faustina Munoz, both facing possession totals, were urged to post bond after plea offers were tabled, delaying holiday jail time.
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Leroy
Wyoming Street
Cauginty
Guy Brown
Faustina Munoz
Sted
Colima
McCallm Burnett
Philadelphia
Det
Maury Maverick
American Political Science Association
Congress
Cabnet
Newton D Baker Honored in Cleveland Funeral Tributes
World figures and veterans gathered in Cleveland for the funeral of Newton D Baker former secretary of war trusted with rapid army buildup. Messages included a note from President Roosevelt offering sympathy. Services at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral were led by Bishop Warren Lincoln Rogers as flags flew at half staff at Fort Sam Houston and other posts.
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Cleveland
Newton D
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Warren Lincoln Rogers
Ohio Episcopal Diocese
Fort Sam Howston
Newton D. Baker
Gleve
American Exports Exceed Imports in Yearend Report
The commerce department announced that US merchandise exports totaled 151,670,000 for the year’s first 11 months, exceeding imports by a large margin after earlier months showed the reverse. November alone contributed a substantial export balance, with a notable rise in late-year figures. Dr Ford Tashan, chief surgeon of Thamos hospital, died at his Beverly Hills home. he was a brother of author Max Eastman.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Aoe
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