Fort Worth Man Ordered to Pay Past Installments
Fort Worth March 10 District Judge Morris awarded Winfield Beok 85, a plaintiff in a divorce settlement case, us 13,487 in overdue payments plus interest to a bank. The suit involved two 500 notes and a 483.35 note plus 240 installments through December 1927. Winfred Scott, son of Scott and Mrs. Charlotte Beott O Neilo, was to pay weekly support of 50 and establish a trust fund of the same amount.
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Fort Worth
INS
Winfield Beok
Morris
Los Angeles
Scott
Hegan
Radio Operators Examinations Set
Examinations for commercial and amateur radio operators will be held Friday and Saturday at the Peders building. P M Kratokvil, inspector in charge for the Federal Communications Commission, says commercial tests start at 8 a m Friday and amateur tests at the same hour Saturday in the service examining room. A lightweight sheet copper product is now marketed as a cheaper alternative, priced by weight, with potential use where conditions warrant.
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P.M. Kratokvil
Federal Communications Commission
Ir Service
Death Takes Mrs. J. H. Wray in Oklahoma City
Mrs. James B. Wray, 41, mother of six, died in Oklahoma City today from a cerebral hemorrhage on the eve of expected return to Mexico with 31 Mexican orphans she and her husband educated. The Wrays planned to resume educational work in Isang, where the proteges live, but papers were delayed.
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Oklahoma City
James B. Wray
Mexico River
Wray
Mexico
Isang
Oxishoma City
San Antonio
Oklahoma
Life story of O. C. McIntyre begins in April
In Cosmopolitan, Charles J. Driscoll writes the first installment of The Life Story of O Q McIntyre. It paints McIntyre as a workmanlike biographer of others, notes his privacy, and describes his daily routine, methods, and guarded lifestyle at his Park Avenue apartment. Frances Kennedy named as new ambassador to Britain is also mentioned.
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0. C. M'Intyre
Cosmopolitan
O Q. McIntyre
Charles 3
McIntyre
Bvis Iness
Driscoll
Ines
Park Avenue
Esk
Snow White Hair Is Turning Black in Weldon
Harry Pesci, once with snow white hair since seventeen, now at forty six is turning black after his right hand was mutilated in an ice crushing machine last November. The change is noted by local observers in Weldon TH on March 10.
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Weldon
Harry Pesci
Hils
Stabbing Motive Tied to Love Triangle in Philadelphia
Philadelphia detectives report a love triangle as the motive in the fatal stabbing of 17 year old James Fleagle, a Philadelphia high school student, stabbed by neighbor Edwin Yaple, 17, over affections for Maris Milburn, 19. Also noted is the death of 68 year old W El Sherrill, a retired hardware merchant, in Haskell from a heart attack.
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Philadelphia
James Fleagle
Edwin Yaple
Maris Milburn
Merchant
Haskell
W. EL Sherrill
Man Kills Himself After Wife Lands Job
New York report details a domestic tragedy where a husband slain his wife’s new job news spurred a quarrel. He seized a knife in the kitchen and fatally stabbed himself, dying later in hospital. the motive tied to financial strain and perceived loss of work.
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New York
Macy Lombard
Joseph
Hin Heell
Uncover Labor and Copy Evidence Traced to NI Manufacturers
Washington reports investigators for a Senate committee filed charts showing inter relationships among members of the National Association of Manufacturers and groups tied to the National Industrial Council. The Akron Employers Association is named as a former participant said to have used corporations as industrial espionage agents. Gall, counsel for the NAM, denied any suggestion or collaboration with Akron in espionage matters.
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Washington
Senate Allp
John CG. Gall
N. 4A
Akron Association
Two Priests Burned Saving Sacrament
CHICAGO March 10 Fathers Stanley Ryzner and C Kryzynski were hospitalized with burns and cuts after rescuing the blessed sacrament from the burning altar of St Wengestaus Church. The church was destroyed in a blaze estimated at $100,000. Father Ryzner, overcome by smoke, was carried to safety by Father Kryzynski as scores prayed in the street. Cause of the fire was undetermined.
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Chicago
Stanley Ryzner
C. Kruzynski
St. Wengestaus Catholic Church
Jrst Wieght
Ryzner
Kryzynski
Two Suitcases of Women's Wear Found Near Vacant Lot
Dolores Tabor of 930 Yovett Street Booth Bin Antonio reported two suitcases containing feminine finery discarded by a thief. The items were found Wednesday afternoon in a vacant lot and turned over to Deputy Sheriff J C Boerl for claim.
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Dolores Tabor
Yovett Street
Booth bin Antonio
Bherill J.C. Boelr
Actor Leo Wilhank Dies by Leap from Eighth Floor
Hollywood reports actor Leo Wilhank a 40 year old former vaudeville ranger and comedian died today after leaping to his death from the eighth floor of an office building. He was described as out of work and in distress prior to the incident.
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Hollywood
Leo Wilhank
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