Time Changes Broadcast Schedule For Sunday Light
The Sunday Light broadcast will run longer with Uncle Bob hosting an extended two hour program. New comic features join Skippy Felix the Cat and other beloved characters as broadcasts shift to more time with kid friendly adventures and bright color pages.
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Graduation Day for Convicts at San Quentin
Graduation exercises at San Quentin marked a solemn day for inmates learning from the three Rs to civil engineering and foreign languages. Speakers praised the students while the ceremony focused on personal achievement rather than the usual talk of going forth into the world.
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Pedestrian 5 Held in Crash in Kansas City
Kansas City report says a pedestrian named Jaros Coulbridge was arrested after allegedly stepping into a motorcycle, causing a fatal crash that killed rider Francia Marie Springer. Police state the incident occurred near a center prior to arrest part of the inquiry.
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Capone's Youngest Brother Goes Free in Chicago Case
The Capone family saga continues as Ralph Capone, 21, brother of Alphonse Capone, is released after Judge W. Detmron dismisses charges of disorderly conduct and vehicle license violations with no penalty. The record remains clean for the defendant.
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Slicks Oklahoma Holdings Probate Value Report
Oklahoma City September 1944 will of Thomas B Slick filed for probate in Oklahoma County. Estimated estate value around 76 million to 100 million dollars, with earlier estimate of 10 million used for holdings. Slick, a prominent independent oil operator, died in Hazelton in August. the will was first probated in Clarion Pennsylvania.
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Firemen Fight Small Blaze at Blue Donn and Flores Street
Firemen extinguished a lunch stand fire reportedly sparked by an electrical short at the Blue Donn on North Marys Street. A separate incident caused minor damage to a teak house at 72 North Flores Street.
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Morrow Named Best Man at Kin's Wedding in Cornwall
Deight W. Morrow will serve as best man at the marriage of his nephew Richard B. Scandrett, a lawyer, to Miss Mary Emmy Landenger, a newspaperwoman, in Cornwall New York. The couple met when Scandrett returned from service and plans for the wedding were announced.
Japanese Business Group Tours Boston on Country Visit
Sixteen prominent Japanese businessmen, arriving in Boston for a tour of the country, dine at breakfast with Mayor James M. Curles as part of their regional visit. The event underscores U S business ties amid their September trip slated for early September.
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Mistaken identity eyed in New York officer shooting near Ann Arbor
Officer Peter J. O'Rourke, blinded and critically wounded by gunmen on a Michigan road, was believed possibly targeted by mistake. A motorist robbery test nearby failed, suggesting assassins may seek a different man. O'Rourke and family were returning to New York when attacked. his wife and three children were with him. his young daughter was killed by a bullet.
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General Davis Resigns to Give Youth a Chance
General Abel Davis resigns command of the sixty sixth Infantry brigade to hire younger men into the ranks. Davis, 60, has long been one of Chicnen's best known soldiers and entered service in 1807, leaving behind a path toward brigadier generalship.
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Man and Wife Leave Teaching for Priest and Nun Roles
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oswald have resigned from the faculty of the Ida boy Conservatory of Music to become a priest and a nun. Oswald, a violin concert pianist, has entered a monastery in Virginia. Mrs. Oswald, daughter of an engineer, had taught voice in Penboly and entered a Carmelite convent in Baltimore. They were married to spare neo.
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Del Rio Church Gets Pipe Organ
Del Rio Texas September installation of a pipe organ, a gift from the Kelley family, nears completion at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Professor Henry Crowdihe of Sophie Newcomb College will lead installation with a first recital featuring Professor Dreading scheduled for Monday night.
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Clerks' Committee Sets Meeting in Fort Worth Texas
A committee from the County and District Clerks Association of Texas plans to meet in Fort Worth to study the new state fee bill effective January 1 requiring complete accounting of all money received by county and district clerks.
Coste to Visit Milwaukee After Chicago Welcome
Major Dieudonne Coste and Lieutenant Maurice Tiellante, famed Atlantic air conquerors, prepared to depart Chicago at 11 a.m. for Milwaukee after a warm Chicago reception. The pair, on a goodwill tour, signals continued air endurance and postwar aviation spirit.
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Hebrew Honored by Pope for Vatican Service
Universal Berster reports that Pope Pius XI awarded Signor Toepilt, an Italian-Palest Jew and leading financier, the supreme rank of the Order of Saint Sylvester for his professional ties to the Vatican.
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New Chief of Staff sails for America
Manila dispatch reports Maj. Gen. Douglas H. MacArthur headed to the United States to assume duty as chief of staff of the Army. Aboard a naval transport he sails amid routine farewell events as the army awaits his leadership.
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Escape attempt at Marsland Penitentiary ends in guard death
Baltimore dispatch reports nine convicts blocked an escape bid at Marsland state penitentiary late Tuesday. A guard, Wasehnt, was fatally shot. authorities report the scene remains tense as officials tighten security today.
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