Berserk Vet Faces Charge in Denver Shooting
Ronald F. Smith 23, Grand Junction police member, charged with murder after a wild volley at the Brown Palace Hotel crowd. Dr. James K. Mullen of Pocatello Idaho died, two others wounded, including Dr. Roy M. Green president of Colorado A and M College and Philip Van Slyck of Salt Lake City. Smith, a Marine veteran, claimed memory loss and was subdued by patrons and police after the incident. The shooting followed an argument with a casual drinking companion during a Denver visit for a medical exam at Fitzsimons General Hospital.
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Ronald F. Smith
Grand Junction
Colo
James K. Mullen
Pocatello
Idaho
Smith
Brown Palace
Mullen
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Roy M. Green
Colorado A. & M. College
Philip van Slyck
Salt Lake City
Colorado University School of Medicine
Gl Booked in Theft of Auto
Raymond Perusse a 14 year old from MTC was booked for theft over 40 dollars and AWOL. He is accused of stealing a 1946 automobile from Paul Gonlile at 322 Freder icksburg Road. Perusse was arrested after the car collided with a parked vehicle.
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Raymond Perusse
MTC
Paul Gonlile
Fredericksburg Road
Perusse
Two More Adoptions Sought by Delores Hope in Chicago Court
Mrs Delores Hope wife of comedian Bob Hope appeared in Cook County court seeking approval to adopt two Cradle children from Evanston. Judge Edmund K Jarecki would retain jurisdiction until April 9 1947 over Wile Ylam three months and Honora two months while the Yepes previously adopted Linda seven and Anthony six from the Cradle.
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Chicago
Delores Hope
Bob Hope
Cook County Court
Edmund K. Jarecki
Opes
Evanston
Wile Ylam
Honora
Yepes
Linda
Anthony
SSS Tonic Promises Stronger Blood and Health
An old patent medicine pitch touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for low blood strength from non organic anemia. It claims the 885 Tonic formula activates digestion, boosts appetite, energy, and immunity, and improves skin tone and vitality. Millions of bottles sold, available at drug stores.
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SSS Tonis
Cattle Truck Overturns in Wichita Falls Traffic Jam
A cattle truck carrying 37 head overturned on a main street in Wichita Falls. Police spent about an hour rounding up the herd, with two cattle killed in the incident.
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Wichita Falls
Jlack
Pickets Loom For Movies
New York October 2. Matthew Wall of the American Federation of Labor says there is a distinct positity of picket lines for movie houses featuring reasonable stars and writers. He criticized Hollywood as having the largest Communist presence and urged Eric A. Johnston of the Motion Picture Association to root out fifth columnists and fellow travelers.
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New York
Matthew Wall
American Federation of Lavor
American Photo-Enraver
Wade Union
Eric A. Johnston
Motion Picture Association
Cen
OPA Sues Los Angeles Auto Dealer for Overcharges
The enforcement division of the OPA initiates a license suspension action against Jack Shemaria of 827 Broadway, alleging he overcharged on autos and sold vehicles without proper federal tagging compliance.
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Enforcement Department of the
OPA
Jack Shemaria
Broadway
Shemaria
Autos Declines GM Output of Passenger Cars
Detroit Oct 2 General Motors said its production of passenger cars fell last week mainly due to shortages of basic raw materials. Assemblies totaled 23284 versus 27374 in the preceding week.
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Detroit
General Motors
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