Motive for Mrs Williams Death Still Unestablished
Chicago police and prosecutors report a complete absence of motive in the murder of Mrs. Prank Starr Williams, a Washington official’s wife. Investigators questioned dozens, while two safety boxes at the Drake Hotel yielded $20,000 in jewelry but not the day’s crime. Authorities consider robbery, revenge, or mistaken identity as possible motives.
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Chicago
Prank Starr Williams
State Department
Washington
Willams
Joseph Pope
Frank Reynolds
Drake Hotel
Pope
Reynolds
Man Held in Woman's Death in Marshall
MARSHALL Jan 24 Shenit Barry Rosborough said a 44 year old Shreveport man is held in Harrison county jail for investigation into the fatal shooting of Mrs Estelle Kine 43 of Shreveport who died of a bullet wound in her head in a Marshall hospital from the shooting late Saturday night near a west Marshall tourist cabin A court of inquiry is set for Monday before Justice of the Peace Callaway.
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Marshall
Barry Rosborough
Shreveport
Harrison County
Estelle Kine
Rosborough
Justice of the Fracy HL
Callaway
Radio Log Monday Evening Jan 24 a1 pty ans
Radio log for Monday evening January 24 lists program lineup and times with brief notes on agency and channel details.
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Pty Ans
Head of family status in 1943 tax exemptions explained
A tax guidance note defines head of family for income tax purposes as an individual who supports in one household one or more dependents linked by blood marriage or adoption and who exercises family control. Four tests cover dependency, relation, control, and moral or legal right.
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Iouganion
Teel Wu
Paper drive yields half million pounds of waste collected
A total of 542,290 pounds of waste paper was brought to city fire stations as announced by A.J. Goer, clerk in the office of the police commissioner. Goer noted many small towns in the area pledged future contributions. A boy, Suigs Trevino, 4, of 216 South Pea Street, was treated after a broken left leg from a car accident while playing Sunday. Goethe and Heine editions donated to the university library by Mrs. AL Watts, mother of Hobert G. Watts, 1938 graduate.
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A.J. Goer
Sire
Goer
Aera
Boy Niue
Suigs Trevino
South Pea Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Enger
Rosen Garcie
Matamoras Street
Heine
Sr Wy Mniversity Library
AL Watts
Hobert G. Watts
Braduate
Pravda Declares Allied Unity Unbroken In Europe
Pravda says Allied unity remains strong despite a Cairo rumor of British German peace talks. Moscow monitor quotes Pravda denouncing Hitler’s aims and citing the Moscow and Tehran conferences as proof of unity. British denial followed, with Archibald Clark Kerr to return to Moscow after conferring with Churchill and Eden.
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London
Russia
Pravda
Hitler
Moscow
Trarran
Pravia
Cairo
Archibald Clark Kerr
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Train Bus Crash Kills Eight in St Louis
Eight people died and dozens were injured when a southbound Wabash passenger train struck a city bus at a grade crossing in St. Louis at 1:34 p.m. The bus was torn apart, burning wreckage trapped five victims. two were thrown clear, and one died later at a hospital.
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ST. Louis
NLRB Election Set At Port Arthur
An election among clerical and office workers at the Port Arthur terminal and refinery in Texas is set for February 9 to decide if they wish to be represented by Office Employes Union No. 22877 AFL for collective bargaining, the National Labor Relations Board announced.
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Washington
Texas Company
Port Arthur
A. F. of L
National Labor Relations Card
Son Born to Radio's Andy
Hollywood report confirms Charles Correll of the Amos and Andy team welcomed a baby boy named Charles Corelli. The newborn joins two daughters Dorothy, four, and Barbara, 13 months, as the family expands its public presence.
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Andy
Hollywood
Amos
Charles Correll
Charles Corelli
Corrells
Dorothy
Bartara
Food Illness Hit South-Weeters Bell Telephonic Workers
Fourteen employees at South- Weeters Bell Telephonic company became ill from food poisoning after dining at the company cafeteria. They reported stomach pains after supper around 5 pm Sunday. All were kept under observation at Iran Medical and Surgical Hospital overnight. Paul M. West, district manager, said cafeteria food is being checked with city health department authorities to locate the source and prevent a recurrence.
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South- Weeters Bell Telephonic Company
Mondey Iran Medical and Surgical Hospital
Paul M. West
Teneo. Wrst
Tune In Solo-Serve Newspaper of the Air on KABC
A readable fragment notes tune in for the solo-serve news program World News and rental ads on KABC tomorrow. It references features common to newspapers and mentions varied content such as world news and ads, suggesting a radio newspaper crossover.
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Kysa Woal
ABC
Try & Pirates
Dick Tracy
Armstrong
Fred Waring
Walton Lewin
Col H. L. Landers
Loupe Rauver
The
Heulliners
Gavatcade
Ray Monte Abner
Richard Crooks
Eies
Radio Theater
Gabriel Heatter
Rub't Ripley
Taio Theater
Rudio Theater
Rand Blu Screen Guild
Screen Guild
Pem
Dra. Couraxcous
Juan Renoks
Richard Mark
Bal Saunders
Arm Air Forces
Mtany
KISA
KABC
Texas Fox Farm & Home
Texas Bell Family Rise
Texas
Jemina
Eno Fun
Lara Ron Sweet River
Martyn
Ban Aun
Jeong
David Harum
Ealgatian
Kate Smith
Big Sister
Ay Fe Boake Carter Ie x
Belol
All Treasury Subute
Sons of Pronecys
Alt
Lewis Studia Ay
Aday
Bowshes
el Aim Rita Nontin Bowner
Helen
Ryan School of the Ad
Pepper Young
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Eddie Dunn Chen
Falmie Dunn
Portia
Oynur
World News
You Gan Mingianis
Bexar Urged to Support Vet Bill
Harry Miller of Bexar County urges residents to back the American Legion Omnibus bill now before Congress. He notes 30,000 county service members and many dependents face war through delays, praising the bill for unifying agencies and speeding veteran claims. He asks all to contact Congress to support passage.
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Bexar
Bexar County
American ‘Legion
Harry Miller
Miller
Coassal Council of
Millay
American Legion
Miler
Legion
Cotton duster Beard dies from Mississippi crash injuries
Burt B. Doc Beard aged 39, a noted cotton duster from Memphis, died in a local hospital today. He sustained injuries when his spraying plane crashed near Greenville Mississippi last August.
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Cotton Duster
Memphis
Tenn
Burt B
Doc) Beard
Greenville
Miss
U S Carrier U S Carrier Launched Hancock at Fore River
In Quincy Massachusetts on January 24 the navy's newest aircraft carrier U S 3 Hancock slid down the ways for the first time at the Fore River shipyard. The ship carries the name of John Hancock, with Mrs DeWitt C Ramsey as sponsor, wife of Rear Admiral Ramsey chief of the bureau of aeronautics.
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Quincy
Mass
U.S. 3
Hancock
Fore River
Lexington
Wasp
Massachusetts
John Hancock
DeWitt C. Ramsey
Ramsey
U.S. N
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
P-38 Pilot Killed Near Waskom Texas
A P-38 fighter piloted by 23 year old Lloyd B. Johnson of Dallas crashed about eight miles west of Waskom Texas near Highway 4, killing him instantly. Johnson, assigned to the Fifth Fighter Group in Dallas, was the sole occupant.
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Sureveport
Lloyd B. Johnson
Dallas
Waskom Texas
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