War secretary aide dies in domestic shooting
Walter K. Conley aged 25 a special policeman at the office of Secretary of State who served during the war is shot dead by his wife Ruth Conley at their home in San Diego. Witnesses say he was drunk and threatening his wife who is an expectant mother. No charges against Mrs. Conley have been filed.
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Walter K.conley
Secretary of
Robert ‘Lansing
Ruth Conley
Conley
Lasker Seeks Explanation Over Evictions at Lorain Housing
Chairman Lasker of William Towers Inc questioned why 100 tenants were evicted from shipping board houses at Lorain Ohio after denying board orders. Lasker will discuss policy with Towers as the board aims to sell the houses costing 100 million dollars. 28 064 residents currently live in them.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Lorain
Lasker
William Towers
Philadelphia
Towers
Prayers Urged At City Churches Arms Conference Dinner
A dinner by the City Federation of Churches for 150 Protestant representatives urged prayers for the international conference on arms limitation. A resolution called for church members to devote five minutes to silent prayer at the opening hour.
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City Federation of Churches
Heaviest Ball Exposed At Sydney Cattle Show
A 3700 pound ball was displayed at a cattle show in Sydney Australia drawing attention from attendees and judges.
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Sydney
Australia
They Show You How It’s Done at the Cornish
Hazel McConnell leads a Cornish Players production as Maurice Browne and Ellen Van Valkenburg showcase stagecraft in four one act plays. Browne explains the complexity and props load of one act pieces and the student crews manage planning lighting scenery and transitions to run four settings with coordinated teamwork.
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The
the Cornish
Maurice Browne
Ellen van Valkenburg
Mr. Browne
Mr Browne
Faust
School of the Theatre
Theatre School
Mahoney's Appeal Comes Up Friday
The final court fight to save James E. Mahoney will open Friday morning at 9:30 as attorneys argue motions filed last Saturday. Two motions before Judge Ronald include a new trial request and an arrest of judgment, both tied to jury instructions and the judge's determination of Mahoney's sanity.
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James E. Mahoney
Ronald
Mahoney
Otia Brinker
When Grandmother Was a Girl Favorite Prescription Endorsed
A vintage advertorial note proclaims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a long selling tonic for women's ailments. It claims benefits for pain nerves dizziness weakness and pale cheeks and promises clearer skin and brighter eyes. The formula is said to be purely vegetable with no alcohol or narcotics and is available in tablets or liquid form from local druggists or by mail from Buffalo New York for trial.
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Dr. Pierce
United States
Dr. Vieree
Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
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