Prowler Alarm Spooks Durbin Home in Back Yard
Miss Alice Durbin and her son Gerald foiled a prowler on three consecutive nights at their 15 year old daughter Arthur Bennell 840 Schley Avenue home. After the trespasser alarmed the family, Gerald and Bennell kept vigil with a 4 caliber pistol. Police search found no trace of the intruder.
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Alice Durbin
Sebler Avenue
Goa
Durbin
Qi H
Gerald
Monby Theen
Ifle
Nod
Arthur Benneil
Schley Avenue
Peru Regime Broadens Arrests of Ex-Senators
In SLIMA Peru on Sept 1 authorities continued arrests linked to the deposed regime of Augusto B. Lepuin. Most detainees are former senators and other deputies.
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Peru
Slima
Swedish writer dies in Italy at Florence hospital
Swedish author 52 identified as Tortsen Holm died yesterday at Florence style hospital Itzis following an illness. Italian doctors reported the writer from Sweden had been treated at the Scandic facility in Florence before succumbing to his condition.
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Italy
Florence
Itzis
Tortsen Holm
Wary Brian Radio Guest Featured on Paramount Broadcast
Famous film actress Mary Belaw to guest on Paramount Publix radio playhouse over KTSA and Columbia Broadcasting network at Sid Oeloork Tuesday night. Jerry Maddison introduces Belaw with Barbare Maurel and Sesae Crave ford, plus organist. Village Rhyme ter sells a gift next door during RTLA broadcast at 7 30 yesterday. quarrel erupts when Cecil and Sally go on air over TSA at 6 p.m. Two TV song numbers from Sweet Kitty Hellales and Cheer Up and Smile praised by Coon-Randers during Florsheim frolic over WOAT and National Broadcasting at 6 p.m. J Clair Stone heads American Taskitute of Laundering as NICW reports. UK house band and KDR Symphony provide musical backdrop for the broadcast.
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Mary Belaw
Paramount Publix
KTSA
Columbia
Sid Oeloork
Miss Tirian
Jerry
Maddison
Barbare Maurel
Small
Sesae Craveford
RTLA
Cecil
Sally
TSA
Joe
Nels
Clelvek
J. Clair Stone
American Taskitute of Laundering
KDR Symphony Orchestra
Postoffice Tease Survey Completed by Brown
Washington scene reports a Postoffice tease survey completed by Postmaster General Brown. Ordered by President Hoover in March, the survey is to be delivered to the president soon. Real estate is promoted as a sound investment with multiple good buys showcased in the classifieds of The Light.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Hoover
Brown
Radio Schedule Chaos From City Stations
A dense OCR of a late listing shows KTSA KONO WOAI and others detailing programs. It lists time blocks for music lectures news and various local and regional segments across the day with repeated mentions of hospitals schools and businesses as sponsors.
The LOUDSPEAKER by Louis Reid and radio trends
Louis Reid surveys radio figures such as Seth Parker and John Philip Sousa, noting four book releases by Phillips Lord in five weeks and the growing money flow in broadcasting. He muses on archdukes of radio, the reach of Marconi era signals, and the expanding influence of radio worldwide into 1930.
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Phillips Lord
Seth Parker
Floyd Gibbons
Jeesica Dragontire
John Philip Dousa
Rockne
South Lend
Morrow Return Set for October Amid Mexico Ambassador Plan
Washington dispatch reports Leight W. Morrow will return to the United States in October to present his resignation as ambassador to Mexico. The move would leave Arthur Lane as counselor of the embassy after the ambassador departs.
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Washington
J. C
W. Morrow
Mexico
Arthur Lane
Cabarss
Aeehaewe Wallnizes
Aminesador
Supreme Court Faces New Duty in Transportation Matters
In a reformulated view the Supreme Court shoulders an expanded role in handling transportation cases. The court’s new task includes drawing decisive rulings on impending federal authority, shaping how federal power applies to critical transportation issues.
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Supreme Court
Washington
BD. i
Famous Sculptor Dies in Italy Known as Judicial Error
Noted sculptor Succaccia Mipamonti died in Italy at age 64. He was best known for the work titled Judicial Error. Mary Bent reported the death yesterday, highlighting his impact on modern sculpture and international exhibitions.
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Italy
Mulan
Mary
Japanese Dolls to Be Deported
Seattle federal authorities announce deportation proceedings for ten individuals connected to a complex case. The measure follows investigations into immigration status and related policy enforcement.
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Seattle
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Plaza Hotel
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OHS
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AL Night Fond
Ultra Btone
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