De Marigny Threatened Sir Harry in Anger
Nassau Bahamas October 25 AP An American detective testified Count Alfred de Marigny threatened to crack Sir Harry Oakes’s head in anger after a February incident. The trial for murder began its second week with witnesses detailing the beheading like assault.
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Wassau
Bahamas
Nassau
Duke of Windsor
Alfred de Marigny
Harry Oakes
James L. Kilgallen
International News
INS
Count Alfred de Marigny
Sir Harry Oakes
William Sayaul
de Marigny
Ic Harry
File Parade
Westbourne
Sagad
Palm
de Marighy
Ade
Nancy
Oakes
West Palm Beach Hospital
Selion
Edward Belchen
Eunice Oakes
Melcheh
California
Pretty Nancy
Hin
Lady Oakés
Ruth Pahenstock Lehermerhorn
Count
Minn
Sir Harry
Lady Eunice
Eunice
Mini
Walter Foskett
Palm Beach
Nancy De Marigny at Victoria residence in seclusion
Washington report outlines Nancy De Marigny remaining at her home in Victoria avenue and avoiding contact with her mother Lady Eunice while defending her husband. The piece details wartime labor tensions, rail and soft coal strikes, wage demands, and statements by Senator Connally on international peace efforts.
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Nancy
Victoria Avenue
Eunice
de Marigny
Washington
War Labor Board
United Mine Workers
Brotherhood of Railway
AFL
WLE
Los Angeles
Strikes and policy trends shadow wartime production
The piece surveys looming strikes and threats as the nation considers military force and war production shifts. It notes a push for more civilian gadgets next year, potential boosts in aluminum and steel, and continued home front output. Labor unions press Congress to outlaw poll tax collection for federal elections, arguing disfranchisement of 10 million citizens.
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War Production Board
American Federalio of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Congress
House
United States
van Nuys
D.-Ind
Old Age Policy Offers Low Cost Protection
Postal Life and Casualty offers an accident and hospital care plan for men aged 65 to 85 at 1 cent a day or 3.65 dollars a year. No medical exam and no agents call. Witness name and address to receive free inspection and policy details. Over 250,000 already bought Postal policies.
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Postal Life & Casualty
Urance Company
Postal Lite
Kansas City
M Poly
Perry Mason Explains Burn Marks In Nassau Mansion
In a Nassau case analysis Perry Mason presents a theory that a torch used to set fire to Sir Harry Oakes mansion, burning marks on walls and floor imply a deliberate arson. The left hand torch, a crude device, and fire traces near the bed suggest a staged suppression of evidence and a calculated escape by the killer.
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Perry Mason
Oakes
Nassau
Harry Oakes
Erle Stanley Gardner
Alfred F. Adderley
Weylbourne
Sir Harry
Mason
Six Mines Reopened in Alabama and Kentucky Strikes
Six Alabama mines resumed production today ending a walkout by about six thousand union miners. Key mines include Sayreton and Dolomite along with Alabama By-Products facilities while Kentucky’s Harlan county pits faced renewed wildcat strikes as nearly half the county miners refused to work.
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Birmingham
Orb
Ssayreton
Republic Aleel Corporation
Dolomite
Woodward Iron Company
Bradford, Colta and Placo
Alabama By-Products Corporation
Harlan
Harlan’ County
Kentucky
Harlan County
Auto Industry Reaches Four Billion in War Planes Output
Detroit report shows automotive firms have produced over 4.9 billion dollars in airplanes engines and aero equipment since entering aeronautical work three years ago. Daily output runs about 71 million dollars with 40 percent of production now in aircraft and 25 percent in military vehicles.
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Detroit
Ocl
Willian S. Knudsen
Automobile
Japanese Bomber Attacked Near Attu Island
A Japanese bomber operating near American positions on Attu island in the Aleutians was attacked by a navy patrol bomber and probably damaged yesterday afternoon October 9 at a point beyond the international date line, the navy reported today.
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Washington
Attu Island
Aleutians
Navy
Sheepherder to Be Tried for Slayings in Colorado
In Trinidad Colorado on October 23 a 24 year old sheepherder, Harry Lee Hartley, faced charges of burning to death his wife and two sons in a trailer at a Southern Colorado work camp last May. Hartley was deemed sane after evaluations at the Colored Psychiatric Hospital in Denver.
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Trinidad
Volo
Harry Lee Hartley
Colorado
Hartley
Colored Psychopathic Hospital
Denver
First Triple Sub Launching Slated at Portsmouth Yard
Portsmouth Navy Yard will unveil the first triple submarine launch in wartime history. Rear Admiral Thomas Withers announced the event to Navy Day attendees, with crews and U S Navy officials present for the ceremony. Submarines Steriit Porntret and Piranha will be launched in a joint wartime celebration.
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Portsmouth
Jaysiia
Riple
Warstine
Portsrmouth Navy
Thomes Withers
Coenmendast
Steriit
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Leonard Kebler
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