Edward in exile travels to Tours amid royal stir
Edward of England travels toward France from Salzburg with two suitcases amid public intrigue. Reported by ARburg press, he boards a train at Tours in a mood of happiness after months of exile. He sends thanks to President Miklas for Austrian hospitality and plans a return visit.
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Edward Windsor Leaves Austria for Tours After Reunion Plans
Edward of Windsor hastened from St Wolfgang to join Wallis Simpson in France, boarding a 4:43 am Salzburg train toward Tours as news crews captured his cheerful departure. A Windsor letter to President Miklas thanked Austria for hospitality while noting the police and postal services’ efforts during exile.
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Negro charged with murder in headline case
Complaint filed Monday before Justice of the Peace Haymond Gerhanits against John Pinks, 32, negro, 122 Manendie Street, charging pistol slaying of Ernest Williams, 20, 174 Mengendie Street, who died at Robert B Green hospital after being shot at the Hayes home Thursday. Williams and Alice May Hayes were wounded. Hayes remains in critical condition. Pines surrendered to District Judge Harry L. Howard after the shooting. he had been employed as a gardener by the judge.
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Pioneer Fete At Joske's Hosts Great-Grandmothers Luncheon
Great-grandmothers invited to Joske's annual great-grandmother's luncheon on Thursday May 6 at the St Anthony Hotel. Etta Newton Miss Lucy Zink and Mrs J L White will be hostesses. Prospective attendees must register or call the superintendent's office at Joske's before 5 p m Wednesday.
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Greta Garbo Court Drama Over $10 500 Loan Revealed
Los Angeles reports Greta Garbo faces a $10 500 suit brought by David Ghratter's assigner to recover three loans used to fund her European tours. The case, tied to Garbo's desire for privacy, tests her willingness to return to public life as spectators await her appearance.
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Catholic Union Leaders Elected At San Antonio Convention
Vincent Pawelek of Falls City Texas was elected president of the Archidiocetan Union of Catholic Young People's clubs formed at a convention at Incarnate Word college. Officers include Beatrice Deskin and Leo Tynan with a slate of secretaries and vice presidents from San Antonio Victoria and other Texas cities.
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Owen Trial Postponed After Witness Failure
The second trial of Samuel B D Owen for the February 8 pistol slaying was postponed when state witness T Ortega failed to appear in Originnal District Court. A special venire of 200 men was dismissed and no new date was set. The prior jury failed to reach verdict two weeks earlier.
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Simpson Beyond Reach of Curious in Famous Divorce Case
London dispatch says Ernest Aldrich Simpson, the party of the second part in the famous divorce case, remained beyond interviewers reach. He was abroad on business and had left Friday for a one day trip to France and Scandinavia.
Funds Fail to Come Man Ends Own Life
A man identified as Arthur Z. Lynch of San Francisco stabbed himself to death in Phoenix after waiting hours for funds from an appeal. Terminal workers said they telegraphed to George O Rouch in San Francisco for $20 but received no reply. Lynch forced the blade to his heart as the first coast bound bus departed.
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Duke Celebrates With Bagpipes In Austria Divorce News
Duke of Windsor marked Wallis Simpson's final divorce today in Austria by playing bagpipes. After posing for photographers and telephoning to Monts France, he returned to Villa St Wolfgang rooms and played for about thirty minutes.
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Evangelist Blames Enemies for Theft in Court Records
Evangelist Rheba Crawford Spilvale claims records stolen from Clearwater Florida courthouse vaults were removed by enemies to humiliate her and entangle in a legal technicality. She seeks damages of 1,080,000 dollars against Aimer Sempte McPherson.
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Standard Oil declares 75 cent extra and 40 cent regular dividend
New York May 3 Directors of Standard Oil Company New Jersey today declared an ex ten dividend of 75 cents a share on the topic steee and the regular semi annual dividend of 40 cents a share, both payable. Stock of record May 17.
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Wallis Silent on Divorce as Windsor Marriage Looms
In Monts France on May 3 Wallis Warfield Simpson heard her divorce finalization news with calm as she walked the Chateau de Candé gardens. An official spokesman noted no comment on the British divorce decree allowing marriage to the Duke of Windsor. Possible venues include a British consulate or a French town hall, with procedures outlined for consular or civil weddings and required documents such as birth certificates and residence papers.
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Windsor Omitted From Civil List in Britain
London May 2 The civil list committee failed to provide a state income for the duke of Windsor as expected. It recommended an annuity of 410,000 pounds for King George VI, identical to the allowance Edward VIII enjoyed.
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Colorado River flood work at Austin nears completion
Washington May 2007 Public Works Administrator Ickes said work to convert the Colorado River near Austin into a power producing irrigation reservoir system is about 40 percent finished. Four dams are planned around the capital with the Buchanan dam 80 miles north west and upstream from Austin as the nearest. Over 2000 workers are on site plus 100 more at the reservoir site to be flooded.
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Potato planting guidance from Dalch Kansas State College expert
Dalch, a horticulturist at Kansas State College, advises gardeners to plant potatoes as soon as possible after they are cut to promote quick rooting and healthy yields. The guidance reflects practical steps for early-season potato propagation.
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Blood-sucking midges faced with larval control
A brief note explains that blood-sucking midges can be reduced by draining or pouring off stagnant pools, targeting insect breeding sites. The method emphasizes removing standing water to limit midge proliferation and disease risk.
War aid restrictions tightened in Washington May report
Washington officials moved to further limit outside assistance to participants in the Spanish Civil War. The State Department outlined new rules governing presible aid from groups aligned with belligerents, signaling a stricter stance amid ongoing conflict in mid spring.
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Death by own action shocks Chicago hotel crowd
Chicago May 3 coroner reports 35 year old Thomas Mauran Smith died by suicide from the twelfth floor of a fashionable apartment hotel. Police and coroner confirm self-inflicted death as the cause in a scene that drew a crowd and prompted an inquiry.
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