Lincoln kinship myth debunked by Warren claim
Fort Wayne Indiana March 25 An appeal for bona fide family records is issued by Dr Louis A Warren director of the Lincoln National Life foundation. He says evidence supports Nancy Hanks origin and aims to clear charges of illegitimacy by tracing Shipley ancestry and confirming Nancy Hanks mother Lucy Hanks lineage to Robert Shipley. He notes Lincoln lineage on the paternal side is solid and hopes maternal line vindication will explain Lincoln’s genius.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
INS
Nancy Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
Louis A. Warren
Lincoln National Life Foundation
Warton
Lucy
Lincoln
Dr. Warren
Stork
Thomas Lincoln
Gacy
Henry Sparrow
Mercer County
Kentucky
Nancy
Hanks
Lucy Hanks
Sparrow
War- Ten
Tam
Robert Shipley
Linenberg
Virginia
Hedford County
North Carolina
Shipley
Loncoin
Gincain
Mother's Sacrifice Sells Satie Manuscripts in Paris Auction
Mrs. Sybil Harris, former wife of New York impresario William Harris, auctions a rare Satie manuscript collection to fund her son Henry R. B. Harris's musical education. Satie gifted works and papers during visits, recalling their friendship and hospitality. The Paris sale includes three compositions and five lectures or articles left by Satie.
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Paris
Ins
Sybil Harris
William Harris
New York
Erik
Satie
Henry RB. Harris
Naughty Tire Cover Brings Court Fine
Springfield authorities banned decorative tire covers after a youth was fined 14.40 for displaying an obscene sign on his car. The action followed a police clerk’s wife reporting embarrassment over the sign, ending a decade long auto accessory craze.
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Springfield
Janitors Petition for Revolver Access in Budapest
Budapest March 23 The Association of Janitors petitions the government for revolver access amid a wave of robberies across city quarters. The message notes unrest among workers in the first days of the ring and calls for action to protect janitors and their communities.
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Bunapest
Association of
Budapest
Arin
Champion swimmer marries amid unusual wedding ritual
Swimmer of Olympic renown shares extraordinary life events in The American Weekly, included with next Sunday’s San Antonio Light. The champion receives a symbolic crockery tribute from her husband, marking a peculiarly celebrated union amid public fascination.
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American Weekly
San Antonio
Labor plan sparks White House debate on a $1 a day wage
Green criticizes a proposed plan as resembling fascism and Sovietism while opposing labor regimentation and a $1-a-day wage. Senator Copeland asks for specificity to non-competitive work. Frances Perkins argues the bill sets a national wage standard and would mark history. Green hopes amendments pass if the bill moves forward.
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White House
Green
Labor
Copeland
New York
Frances Perkins
Secretary of
Congress
Swimming Among Icebergs on Grand Banks Patrol
Boston reports warm Gulf Stream alters the ice field at Grand Banks. Coast guardsmen aboard General Green face melting bergs yet seek one pleasure swimming among ice floes. Fog and constant blasts from the patrol ship horns add to the monotony of watches.
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Boston
INS
Grand Banks
Coast
General Green
Arctic
Gulf Stream
Howl
Prisoner found buried after escape from New Mexico jail
Authorities pursued a Mexican inmate held for deportation after a reported escape. A rusty wine bottle piece near a small island led to discovery as guards rechecked the area. The prisoner was found buried in soft earth and breathing through the canalen was rescued.
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Kruried
Banta PA
N. M
New Mexico
Penlenticiry
Kaine Inne Jland
Lenin
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Hitler
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