Baylor Freshmen Kidnap Ban Mystery Deepens
In Waco on January 11, police pursued a kidnapping case involving Don Waltonberg, president of Baylor University sophomore class and toastmaster for a banquet. A band of freshmen allegedly snatched him, but authorities had few clues and radio dispatches described suspects.
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Judge Marries 1500 Couples But Can't Stay Wed
Chicago report details Samuel Harrison known as marrying justice who after officiating 1500 marriages admitted his own marriage failed. He had wed Emma Christensen during a long honeymoon period while promising to marry others free of charge to spouses’ families. Emma is his former wife. no divorce filed. The piece notes confusion over the couple’s status.
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Divorce Ends Pickford Fairbanks Marriage in Trial
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, married 14 years, dissolved their union in Los Angeles after a three minute hearing. Pickford testified to mental cruelty and neglect while Fairbanks declined comment. The couple, once linked to Pickfair in Beverly Hills, had separated amid rumors of romance with others.
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Are Their Faces Red
ST PAUL Jan 1 A few hushed students at the University of Minnesota remained after winter quarter exams answering a peculiar multiple choice question listing figures such as the Dalai Lama described as a former premier of France Theodore Bilbo a Mississippi senator and an Italian aviator who led a 1933 air squadron Dorothy Thompson twice of Sinclair Lewis and Bugh S Johnson former NRA administrator named as Mississippi senators The odd item reflects a misplaced or error ridden exam prompt from the era
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Fairbanks correspondent Lad dances late after divorce
The famed Fairbanks co correspondent Lad danced until 4 a m after her recent divorce. Inquiries about a possible marriage drew no comment from either party, with no confirmation or denial issued.
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Plans to Quit Aliens Made for Congress
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