Nelson Eddy Denorcee Wed In Surprise Las Vegas Ceremony
Hollywood stars Nelson Eddy and Ann Franklin wed in a surprise Las Vegas ceremony. They return to Hollywood for a honeymoon, with Eddy set to work on a film and a 31 city concert tour starting February 6. The bride, daughter of Phillip Denitz, has a son and was previously married to Sidney Franklin.
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Captain Crossman Dies in Gas Poisoning Tragedy
Capt. Edward Crossman United States Army retired, noted authority on firearms and ballistics, died after carbon monoxide gas exposure. He was found unconscious last Tuesday in the garage of his West Los Angeles home with his car engine running. Crossman attributed the crash that killed his wife to guilt.
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Solomon Resigns as Dodd College President
SHREVEPORT La Jan 200 Dr Edrard C Solomon resigns as president of Dodd College the Shreveport Baptist supported junior college for girls The resignation of Mrs Solomon as dean of women was accepted by the college board and becomes effective February 1 Dean A L Tatum will assume executive direction until next fall when a president is chosen
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Dodd College
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Christmas Tree Cut From Lawn Dispute
In East Liverpool Ohio an unidentified person cut four Christmas trees from Rolland McNutuls front lawn shrubbery. McNutuls disagreed with the act, noting the trees were on his property. The incident reflects a holiday moment taken too far.
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Dan
Ni Ge
Rolland McNutuls
Juvenile Bond Talks Stir City Commission Clash
Two city commissioners sharply oppose C K Quin over bond house negotiations for city finances. They call Quin’s methods juvenile and akin to letting architects bid to design and build, urging the city to set bond amounts maturities and interest terms.
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C. K. Quin
Don
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State agencies seek orders for San Antonio officials
State agencies in San Antonio await new orders amid uncertainty. The Texas Rangers and liquor control board employees fear pending actions, while case workers and district office staff of the old age assistance commission expect no immediate guidance. Maury Maverick may announce his mayoral bid upon return from New York, with Malcolm Bardwell doubting the Bushick case impact and various local officials cited for past conduct and current ambitions.
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Old Age Assistance Com
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Malcolm Bardwell
Maury Maverick
Leroy Jeffers
Albert G. Trawalter
W. W. McCrory
E. B Simmons
Bushick Jr
Tax Changes to Be Allowed In 1941 Debate Opens
Washington report notes slow congressional action on Roosevelt request to extend emergency powers and tax changes. President seeks devaluation authority and stabilization funds extended to January 19, 1941. Senate Finance Committee and Senator Byrd favor thorough study before comment. WPA data shows Kansas sewing projects produced about 4 million garments for needy families in 1938.
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Blame Science in Great Wars Debate at Forum
New York January 20. Major General William C. Rivers, retired, argues medical science fuels modern warfare by creating healthier soldiers. He joins army and navy officers at an American Institute forum on whether science makes war more terrible. He cites World War era disease threats and how vaccines and care would have reduced deaths.
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INS
Wiliam C. Rivers
United States Army
Army
Navy
American Institute
Europe
Nazis to Build Big Vienna Granary
Vienna reports the German government plans a network of grain elevators to serve as a distribution hub for the Reich. Over the next few years Vienna would host elevators capable of holding about 2,000,000 tons of grain. Grain from Hungary Bulgaria and Romania will be stored in availably unused buildings and factories in the interim.
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Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Scions Held in Robberies in Cleveland Case
Brothers Wilson Payton and Quentin Payton, 28 and 27, were detained after confessing to a spree of robberies and abductions from the Great Lakes to New Orleans. Detectives said they described their travels as they claimed a Southern background and admitted multiple jobs before being seized via automobile license numbers.
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Jay
Wilsan Payton
Quentin
Payton
Julian P. Inglefield
Inglefield
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