Hague will divide estate among third wife and former wife
New York March 1. Robert L. Hague 39 Standard Oil executive died March 18 in New York. His will filed for probate states the estate exceeds 10 000 dollars and will be divided equally between his third wife Mary Lewis opera star and former wife Stella Hague of Berkeley California. His 83 year old mother Harriet Hague of Worcester Massachusetts is provided for by insurance policies. Hague separated from Miss Lewis in 1887 when she went to Europe to pursue singing. his second wife was Faith Bode a milliner.
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Walter Winchell On Broadway Update
Broad array of New York celebrity chatter covers Mayor LaGuardia’s hush hush Inner Circle, Sophie Tucker, Ann Graham, Franchot Tone, Christine Fisher, and Bop Hague. Mentions Gerard Lamberts kin, Labor Perkins’ expected resignation, Rockefeller, Benny contract talks, and looming Wall Street shifts.
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Pioneer Hall Custodian Clash Spurs City Council
After Theo Plummer withdraws from mayoral race, the city council faces a clash over Pioneer Memorial hall staffing. Plummer’s plan to restrict staff to one custodian and hostess at 75 dollars monthly prompts a stormy session, with Mayor Quin noting Major Groupe Black's prior appointment as custodian and alleging residency issues related to past staff.
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Bexar Facets By Frank Brady
News notes from San Antonio featuring local personalities and social tidbits. Mentions Joe Hangley Willow Springs Buddy Brisch banker plans and a wedding party with Mae Trainor and Laurita Grider. City council debates on contracts, appointive rules, and advisory boards plus miscellaneous notices and amusing captions about local residents.
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Teacher Fund Aid Bill Hearing Set
In Austin on March 14 Representative B E Dickison introduced a bill to divert 4 million dollars from oil tax revenues into the available school fund and the retirement fund. The measure has been set for a public hearing Wednesday by the House committee on Education.
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OppenheimAccuses Agent Arrest Sparks Literary Case
New York report states author EP Oppenheim accuses agent Eric Tinker of theft and illegal activity. Tinker was arrested and detained in a Midtown police station on a charge linked to a $10,000 payment from Crowell Publishing. Oppenheim’s address is listed as Monte Carlo.
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Tragic shooting maims Tech high athlete
Oita Fauk Bernhardt Jr., 18, a standout track protector and football captain for Tech high, was fatally or seriously wounded by a pistol shot that paralyzed his neck area. Attendants at Nix hospital described the injury as potentially permanent, occurring after a shooting that also involved John O Quinn, 19, at 405 Mission Street.
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Man Sentenced for Extortion Letters In Fort Worth
Fort Worth March 14 1991 Valphis Robbins 26 was sentenced to 18 months in a federal reformatory after pleading guilty to sending extortion letters to B J Shawver of Pervis Jace County. Robbins sobbed and said he was demanding 225 dollars to support his wife and baby. The letters referenced amounts and dates January 16 and February 2.
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Father Gets Year in Blowtorch Case
Teal Peachard, linsmith, was sentenced to a year in county jail for using a blowtorch on his ten year old daughter Cristina. The case, heard in GowUL County Court, included a witness describing vivid red marks on the child’s neck and face. The offense occurred in February.
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Pan American seeks government lump sum for air service
Washington March 14 Pan American Airways asks the government to pay 2 780 249 dollars as an immediate lump sum for carrying mail and passengers on Atlantic service. The company proposed a schedule of per mile and per trip payments totaling between 5 and 5.8 million dollars with annual revenue around 5 thousand passengers.
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Plan action on loans to China plan action on loans to China
Shanghai Mereh 14 Do inel Japanes e news agency report ed from Nanking the Nanking reformed and Priping government will discuss adoption of a common front against powers extending insistence to the Central Chinese government. Members of the two governments to meet at Nanking March 26. Britain singled out for vigorous counter measures. Earlier Britain’s Exchequer Sir John Simon announced two banks had contributed five million pounds to a Chinese currency stabilization fund.
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Washington Hotel Strike Prolonged Indefinitely
Dr John Steelman federal conciliator said the strike by serving employees at 13 capital hotels may last indefinitely as hotel operators and unions failed to agree on conciliation proposals. Meetings on the closed shop issue will continue.
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