Charley Mack’s Curtain Call Ends in Arizona Crash
The vaudeville duo Moran and Mack were photographed by the road to Hollywood when Charley Mack died after a highway automobile crash in Arizona. He boasted of luxury cars and speed, recalling days with Ziegfeld and Sennett as he faced his final curtain.
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Curtain Calls Fade for Moran and Mack Comedy Duo
Charles E. Mack founder of Moran and Mack the Two Black Crows died after an auto crash near Mesa Arizona at age 48. Moran Sennett and Miss Mack survived the wreck. Mack had led a storied career from vaudeville to film and inspired many blackface acts with his drawling character.
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Three Try for Jobs as Toxicologists
Three people sought civil service posts for toxicologist ranks in Washington. Announcement by W. E. Gaskina, services secretary, Friday. Requirements were high due to the need to understand chemical effects on foods sold in the county.
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Bonner Tells Bond Buying Details in Chicago Hearing
In a Chicago court Bonner described bond genuineness checks and said he had bought millions without questioning title. He testified he was in Chicago last July with his son to view fair exhibits and had been there only twice before. He denied dealings with most co-defendants, except a limited past acquaintance with Louis Royster.
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Louis Fisher
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Dutch Want Body of Reich Firebug
Dutch officials press Berlin to reverse Germanys decision not to permit Marinus van der Lubbes body to be buried in Holland. Relatives and officials express surprise as the Dutch government instructs its Berlin minister to seek an immediate rescission of the burial ban.
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Patman Seeks Amendment to Tax Bill in Congress
Representative Patman, a Democrat from Texas, urged support for amendments to the income tax reform bill. He emphasized transparency and public access to tax changes, arguing for clearer information for taxpayers and lawmakers alike.
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Texas
Drunkenness Arrests Rise in Dallas in 1953 Figures
The Dallas police records show 1700 more incidents of drunkenness in 1950s figures, with 606 arrests noted for one year and 5191 for the previous year. The fragmentary OCR hints at a trend of increasing drunkenness enforcement in Dallas during the period.
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