Hearst News Award Receives National Headliners Plaque
William Randolph Hearst and other notable editors and reporters were honored with gold plaques at the National Headliners Club banquet in Atlantic City. Recipients included Hearst via Joseph Vo Connolly, plus Paul Anderson, Robert Okin, Henry Russell, Henry McLemore, John Lindsay, and other industry figures for landmark coverage in journalism and news photography.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New London
John Lindsay
Associated Press
Midwest
Thomas Parran
United States
Arthur Menken
Paramount News
Joseph Eaton
Wb. Carlson
V. Kaitenborn
Columbia Dioageasting
Westhrows Pegler
Earl Johnson
Three Die After Radio Ban Delays Expedition
In Mexico City civil engineer Jorge Callada and two assistants plus a chauffeur were found dead in the Sonora desert after customs barred radio equipment at the Altar and delayed their railroad survey. A breakdown and long absence likely caused their deaths.
Accused Minister Fails to Make Bond
Monroe Louisiana July 10 Reverend B H Dierlamm pastor of West Monroe Congregational Church could not post a $1000 bond and remained jailed on charges of sexual abuse involving a 15 year old girl. Oscar Turnley 20 year old West Monroe truck driver is held as authorities investigate reports Turnley sought $200 from Dierlamm for silence about the alleged intimacies.
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Monroe
B. H. Dierlamm
West Monroe
Oscar Turnley
Dierlanim
Turnley
Report reviews pension law defects and fixes
Merryle Stanley Rukeyser announced findings from a social security study commission sponsored by Hearst papers. Both the Twentieth Century Fund and Hearst commission urged broader coverage, earlier benefits, and revised funding while preserving the act’s core goals.
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Merryle Stanley Rukeyser
Hearst
Congress
United States
Adavisony Board
Social Security Board
Senate Finance’committee
Social Security Advisory Council
Hearst Commission
Twentieth Century Fund
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Fang
Lnter
Hoth
Flearst Commission
Wearst Commission
Planters to Build Huge Sugar Mill Near Here
Planters near here form a cooperative to build a new sugar mill costing about ten million dollars. The project will use cane from the tig area, operate with state agreement, and enjoy a ten year tax exemption. The mill will be modern in every respect and will generate power by steam turbine technology.
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Gay
Name to Spare Dallas Lawsuit Over Dual Identities
The case involves Jefferson T. Baker and George A. Terrell, with Attorney Z B Coombes filing a bill of review to resolve the name change dispute dating May 31 1994. Baker allegedly became Terrell to capitalize on the politician’s name, while Terrell objected. Coombes seeks a resolution by the coming Saturday.
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Dallas
Jefferson T. Baker
George DB. Terrelli
Walt
Z. B Coombes
Baker
Terrell
Jefferson Y. Baker
George A. Terrell
Oreder
Coombes
Movwise Trap Captures Copperhead Snake in Kitchen
Lawrenceburg report describes Mrs. Fred Bollew pursuing a copperhead through her kitchen with a mouse trap, capturing the venomous snake in a domestic incident. Authorities note the event involved an ordinary household mouse trap and resulted in a first capture of the snake.
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Lawrenceburg
Fred Bollew
Rice
Father Alsina Jubilee Set for 25 Years of Ministry
The jubilee marks a quarter century of Father Alsina’s ministry with a celebration led by Rev. Gerard Alaina at St. Philip’s church. Born in Barreda, Gatalaunis, he was ordained July 12, 1932, served in Big Bend missions, then aided at St Henry’s San Antonio and helped establish St Philip of Jesus parish.
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Gerard Alaina
St. Philip's Church
Alsina
Berm
Barreda
Gatalaunis
Artest Din
Our Lacy of the Lake
Big Bend
SL. Henry's
San Antonio
St Philip of Jesus
Champ Knocks Out In Circus Style Blitz
Veteran heavyweight Jack Roper, acting today on a Warner Bros production, knocked out rival Igose on Eero Flynn injuring a rib. Flynn with a fractured rib will pause screen activities for several days. Mary Maguire, famed in Australia, won the Commonwealth prize for her lead role in Herlit nee and is highlighted in Warner materials.
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Jack Roper
Igose
Eero Flynn
Flynn
Warner Bros
Roper
Flynt
Mary
Australia
Mary Maguire
Warner Brothers
Alcatraz
Islind
Herlitnee
Canada Guts Wheat Acreage Declines Across Nation
Ottawa reports Canadian farmers will plant about 500000 acres less wheat in 1937 than in 1936. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates total wheat acreage at around 24.467 million, with 24.143 million in the prairie provinces. Peak wheat area was 26.646 million in 1932 and oats, flaxseed, and mixed grains are also forecast to shrink.
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Ont
Dominion ‘Wureau
Staistias
Wureau
Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatonewan
Alberta
Prairies
Bureau
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Mexico City
Jorge Lopez Collata
DR. Robinson
Dr. J. 3. Robinson
Nature
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Upper Tate
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Fannin
Tate
Commission
Terrel
Father Alsina
Barber
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New Albany
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Canada
Wel & Manx
Superior Fabrics
Gustum Manher
Colebrook
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Wolff
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