Mary Bolton Stay Of Execution Granted In Illinois
Chicago reports Mrs. Mary Bolton the woman condemned for killing her husband, first female to face Illinois near death penalty, received a stay of execution from the Supreme Court to consider new evidence and delayed plans for her October 29 date after a jury convicted her of shooting her spouse in his loop office on June 15.
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Chicago
Mary Bolton
Illinois
One Supreme Court
Merble
Mildred
Ms Loop
Pilot Blamed for Crash Fatal to 12
The Bureau of Commerce stated the probable cause of the April 7 transport plane crash near Uniontown, Pennsylvania, killing 12, was poor judgment by pilot Otto Ferguson of Kansas City Missouri. He should have used instruments due to poor visibility.
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Washington
Bureau of All Commerce
Uniottown
Otto Ferguson
Kaners City
Bea
Roper
Caid
Ferguson
Diet F
Kay Francis Gets Davis Drama Detail From Hollywood Gossip
Hollywood chatter reports Kay Francis resting at Lake Arrowhead while Claude Rains recovers to return to Stolen Holiday. Kay will star in Another Dawn instead of a holiday, with Errol Flynn and Jan Hunter leading the cast. Alice Faye’s ex Rudy Vallee arrives Oct 8 for Water Brothers engagement, and wedding news links Dick Powell with Jean, with various studio moves and censor board notes accompanying a busy week of gossip and rumors.
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Seb
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Jan Hunter
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Rudy Vallee
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Alice
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Dick Powell
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Leslie Cohen
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Gladys George
Howell Davis
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Hazy Knight
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Henry
Puezy
Helen Vinson
New York
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Robert Rent
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Robert Taylor
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Jeannette MacDonald
Gene Fraymong
Louis Bakeman
Rufus Lemaire
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Carrell
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Bernadine Fritz
45 Szold
China
Mei Lan Fang
Harriet Parsons
Columbia
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Gene Markey
Diana
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Jate Travis
Glends Parrell
Whiteman Mayor for a Day in Fort Worth
Fort Worth reports Paul Whiteman the King of Jazz served as honorary mayor for a day. He rode with a Texas ranger escort to city hall then became deputy police chief and honorary mayor as crowds gathered. The event honored his contributions to Fort Worth through radio, film, and stage work.
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Far Worth
Texas Ranger
Kizzoner
Whiteman
Paul Whiteman
Orcestra
Federal low rent housing project opens in Atlanta
The first federal low rent housing project was dedicated in Atlanta with Horatio B. Hackett, assistant PWA administrator, taking part in the ceremonies. Simple red brick buildings include apartments and group houses with rents ranging from 40 to 27.85 dollars monthly, covering electricity, heat, and water.
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Atlanta
Horatio B. Hackett
PWA
Grace Moore Faces Rising Price for San Francisco Show
Fans in San Francisco react as Grace Moore invoices $4600 for a single performance after her recent concert with the San Proneisea Symphony earned $800. Rumors swirl about marriages and rival stars while Moore prepares to perform with a full orchestra, a first for her, as industry figures weigh her star power against the asking price.
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Grace Moore
San Francisco
Musis
San Proneisea Symphony
Jeannette MacDonald
San Fran
Frank Chapman
Gladys Ewardhead
Rooks
Nancy Garrell
Tommy Manville
London
Jack Kirkland
Firefighters Contain Glacier Park Blaze After Three Days
In Glacier National Park, fire crews and forest rangers subdued a three day fire that threatened areas after showers helped. About 2300 volunteers battled the flames as the park faced its worst forest fire in seven years.
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Glacier Park
Glacier National Park
Volunnteer
Drought Forces Delays in RA Resettlement Projects
Washington on September 2 1934 drought cuts RA budget forcing the suspension of 30 approved projects while 24 resettlement efforts have already been completed. Assistant Administrator B Baldwin stated funds for settlement use were redirected to drought areas delaying planned work.
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Wabuigton
Resettlement Administration
B. Baldwin
Baldwin
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