Norma Talmadge Noriega Divorce Plans Reported
Reports from Nogales, Ariz claim Norma Talmadge seeks a Mexican divorce via attorney Francisco Aguilar, with Joseph Schenck denying knowledge. Aguilar notes the action may be filed across the border in Nogales Sonora. In Chicago, Talmadge calls Aguilar's statement untrue while Hollywood sources say Aguilar’s claim is not confirmed. Treasury receipts show July totals of 6.18 million with expenditures of 2.58 million and duties of 2.35 million for five days.
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Francisco D. Aguilar
al Varney
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Radio Programs Highlights From Columbia Broadcaster Schedule
A dense listing of Thursday and Friday radio segments across stations KTSA 1290 and WOAI 147, detailing music shows, talk lanes, and variety programs. Highlights include morning and afternoon lineups, weather notes, and various entertainment features, with numerous hosts and airing times.
Kidnapped boy returns home in St Paul story
Haskell Bohn of St Paul, tired and unshaven but unharmed, returned today after nearly eight weeks in captivity. Police hold three men tied to the extortion plot alleged to seek payments, while Bohn’s release details remain undisclosed. Bohn reportedly found by a farmhouse near Medicine Lake and transported by officers to safety.
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Haskell Bohn
Hhis
Bohn
Young Bohn
Medicing Lake
Minneapolis
Tren
Chains Donate to Politics and Radio Broadcasts
CBS reports radio coverage favored Democrats in the 1932 conventions with 68 hours 55 minutes of airtime 3145 minutes for the Democratic cause. Columbia estimates convention costs at 100000 and time value at 500000, with future politics on radio likely paying. Included are radio debuts Ole Olesen and Chic Johnson on WOAT and Brahms Symphony No. 2 with Howard Barlow on Columbia network, plus educational talks on farm crops and plant science featuring Dr. William Crocker.
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Columbia
NHC
Ole Olesen
Chic Johnson
Rudy Vallee
United States
Aleson
Johnson
Howard Barlow
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Brahms
ETSA
Columbia Network
Gruenfeld
Goldmark
William Crocker
Boyre Thompson Institute For Plant Research
Yonkers
Crocker
Rubber Industry Relief Is Sought
New York July 7. The rubber industry plans a relief effort via a super-committee of women advisers for the entire trade. The panel includes Genrat T. Bikher, president of Continental Ereres Company Inc. Harris Creech, president of Cleveland Trust. Irene Du Pont, vice chairman of Du Pont de Nemours. C. G. McCain of Chase National Bank. and Robert J. Clarkson of Glass Securities.
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New York
Genrat T. Bikher
Continental Ereres Company, Inc
Harris Creech
Cleveland Trust Company
Irene du Pont
du Ponl de Nemours Company
C. G. McCain
Chase National Bank of New York
Robert, J. Clarkson
Glase Securities Company
GONGERNS WIN CONTRACT FOR STATE HOSPITAL BUILDING
Austin July 7 The state board of control awarded the ward building contract for the San Antonio state hospital to Edward W Oeffinger of San Antonio at 69630 The plumbing and heating contract went to Jud and Ormon at 5744 electrical work to Wright Brothers 2188 and guard fences to Acme Tron and Wire Works 61694 All San Antonio firms The total building cost 49131 Work to start immediately with completion in 145 working days
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San Antonio
Edward W. Oeffinger
Jud & Or
Wright Brothers
Acme Tron
New York Central Subsidiaries Declare Regular Dividends
New York Central Railroad subsidiaries announce dividends. Michigan Central, majority owned by NYC, declares a 25 dollar semiannual dividend payable July 30 to holders of record July 2. The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway co reports 35 on common, and 31.25 on preferred, payable July 30 to records July 22.
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New York Central Railroad Company
Michigan Central
New York Central
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis’ Railway Company
Farm Board Wheat Stocks Reduced
The Grain Stabilization corporation the Farm Board subsidiary will cut unsold wheat holdings to about 28 million bushels and release 45 million bushels to the American Red Cross for relief. George S Milner, president of the corporation, announced the action today.
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UNS
The
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Federal Farm Board
American Red Cross
George 8. Milner
Cantonese Planes Bomb Barracks Amid Protests
Cantonese airplanes bombed the naval barracks at hoshow, sinking one armed craft and damaging another. Civilian property suffered greater damage, provoking strong protests from Hainan merchants.
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Hongkong
China
Hoshow
Hainan
Woman Shielded Son in Trial for Stepdaughter Death
Denver reports say Pearl O Laughlin shielded her ten year old son Douglas Millican in her trial for the death of her stepdaughter Leona O Laughlin. Police consider reopening the case after her conviction and life sentence. The boy was summoned to testify about the child’s death.
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State Penitentiary
Pearl O'Laughlin
Douglas Millican
Leona O'Lauhin
Clark
Canon City
Berkeley
Park Lake
Gas Tax Receipts Shrink Kansas June Collections
Kansas gas line tax receipts show a sharp June drop. Inspector Seth Wells reports 5014.03.99 collected, down from 82,459.95 a year earlier, a 212,495.03 decrease. Fewer registered motor vehicles explain part of the decline, with total since May 1, 1925 reaching 50,769,013.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Seth G. Wells
State Inspector of Oils
Two Soldiers and Four Officers Wounded in Tacubaya Clash
Two soldiers were killed and four police officers wounded in a gun battle in Tacubaya just outside Mexico City after police attempted to arrest enlisted men for causing a disturbance in a restaurant.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Tacubaya
ZBMC Soothing Lotion Claims Skin Relief
Advertises ZBMC as a clean soothing antiseptic lotion easing itching skin from irritations like Wezem2 Pineples Ringworn Stashes Dandcuft and similar conditions. Sold by druggists priced 35c 60c 81c.
Sharks Kill Man on Mexican Coast
In Tijuana near Rosarita beach Clemente Fadilla aged 21 was attacked and killed by sharks. His bride watched from the shore as fishermen recovered his body after the attack south of here.
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Mexico
Clemente Fadilla
Rosarita Beach
Here
Parllla
Fugitive Surrenders After Long Chase in Franklin Parish
Winnsboro July 4 report that 38 year old T. T. Latham, once a wanted man on a murder charge since 1928, walked into the Franklin Parish sheriff’s office and surrendered after a lengthy chase.
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T. T. ‘Latham
Ainee
Franklin Parish
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