Trial on insanity defense rattles Hawaii case progress
In Honolulu, the Massie trial resumes amid debate over introducing medical insanity testimony for the defense. Prosecutor John Kelley vows to counter with multiple experts as Clarence Darrow supports access to renowned alienists from the mainland.
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Navy
Thomas H. Massie
Edward J. Lord
Albert O. Jones
Joe Kahahawai, Jr
Thalias Fortescus Massie
Robert B. Falls
Stanley D. Porteus
University of Hawaii
Williams
We'll Put Them To Work We Put Dollars To Work
A promotional column urges readers to save money by depositing dollars with the bank. The piece extols loans and thrift, claiming savings can be put to work earning more dollars and encourages trying the scheme on the next pay day. It frames savings as a reform for wandering funds.
Defense expert linked to Judd case in Arizona hang ruling
The text notes a defense expert for Winnie Ruth Judd, convicted in Phoenix, sentenced to death, and mentions involvement with Dr. Orbison in the Hickman trial in Los Angeles, where William Howard Fox Hickman faced charges for the Marion Parker murder.
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Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Ariz
Dr. Orbison
William Howard
Fox” Hickman
Los Angeles
Marion Parker
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Regatta Opens at Lake Washington
Seattle hosts six crews from California and Washington for the Western rowing classic. With 89,000 spectators expected, Washington varsity varsity junior varsity and freshmen crews defend last year’s records on the Sheridan Beach course. Varsity time was 14 43 for three miles, junior varsity 15 30 for three miles, freshmen 9 56 for two miles.
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Wash
California
Washington
Lake Washington
Washington Varsity
Sheridan
Oakland Estuary
Chicago Tankers Shatter World's 300 Medley Mark
Chicago swimmers set a world record in the 300 yard medley relay with Norn Kerber and Highland, clocking three minutes four seconds to beat the old 3:05.6 record. Los Angeles A C won the meet 33 to 31, while another Chicago team posted 3:32.1 in the 400 yard relay but did not beat the NY A C mark.
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Norn
Kerber
Highland
Lake Shore A. C
Lake Shore
New York A. C
Buster Crabbs
Austin Clappe
Mickey Riley
Kalili Brothers
Fields defeats Davies to set up April 20 title bout
In Cleveland on April 9 Ross Fields battered Willie Davies in six rounds, scoring a first round knockdown and dominating most of the fight. The win earns Fields a scheduled bout with Panama Al Brown for the bantamweight title in Cleveland on April 20. Also, Patsy Servo defeated Press Johnson in six rounds.
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Ross Fields
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Fields
Panama
al Brown
Davies
Jeff
Hook
Patsy Servo
Press Johnson
Akron
Radio Programs on Cleveland Stations and Listings
A fragmented schedule lists multiple Cleveland area radio programs and hosts across WHR WTAM WGAR AY WIZ WADC and other stations. Programs include orchestras led by Lombardo Downey Lyman and Redman, talk segments with Fox, education features, and evening piano and violin performances.
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Trotel Taft
Phil Barker
Freddie Rich
Guy Lombardo
Morton Downey
Excelsior
Abe Lyman
Vaughn de Leath
Eton
Franklin DB
Roosevelt
Igham Jones
Ruth Etting
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Don Redman
Isham Jones
WTAM
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Alice Joy
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Ely Culbertson
Radio In Education
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Grier
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Twins
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Buidy Moyer
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Tutheran
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Sisters Three
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Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight A Mix Of Shows And Orchestras
A fragmented radio page lists dozens of programs and musical acts including Pie Plant Pete Cheerios Opening livestock markets and various orchestras. Entertainment and talk slots span morning to late evening with dance bands, health talks, and news briefs interspersed. The scattered items reflect a busy broadcast day with many names like George Washington Ribert and Isham Jones among others.
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Ene and
Glenny
Par
Orethe Goldbergs
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Velveteers
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Kay Gonna
Q—Sports Review
WTAM
Hestra
Georgie Farm
Harry
Brewers Orchestra
Arden
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Morgan
bat—Salon
S—Theatre
Rhythm Kings
O—T Nurse
Pancho
Lone Wolf Tribe
Lone —Isham Jones
Easy Aces
Morton Downey
Margaret Santry
Singin
Sam
Kate Smith
Ginom Chasers
Paris
Guy Lombardo
Don Restor
Memories Garden
Poison Spray Blamed For Phar Lap's Death
Federal experts linked poison spray to Phar Lap death after finding arsenic in grass samples from the paddock at Ed Perry's Menlo Park ranch. Lead traces and other tree spray components were also reported, as officials assess possible causes of the Australian champion's demise.
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San Francisco
JLA
Ed Perry
Menlo Park
Phar Lap
Wonder Horse
Food and Drug
County jail bans dangerous bunk straps after inquiry
Grand jurors inspecting the county jail deem the current bed bunks with leather straps hazardous and urge a safer alternative. Prisoners fear falls when straps break, while officials note costs and replacements across local departments. The report also mentions a Pontiac purchase for the county surveyor and a note on England and Wales police strength.
Demand for Realism Almost Kills Star in Capra Fight
Director Frank I Capra pushes for realism in the film Fight causing near peril for the star during a demanding scene. The production team balances safety with authentic action as tensions rise on set.
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Frank I. Capra
Jack Holt 2 Flight at Rialto Theater
A Columbia production starring Jack Holt faced a near disaster during air sequences for the film 2 Flight. Capra insisted on a shot angle revealing Nicaraguan terrain leading to a risky landing. The pilot's descent failed to safe stop and the craft smashed into trees, causing minor injuries to Holt and the pilot with no fire.
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Rialto Theatre
Jack Holt
Capra
Holt
Penthouse Mystery Next at Dreamland
A policeman, investigating a wire tapping, races to a penthouse where a girl has leapt to her death. He finds the dying man who laughed over the phone, yet no killer is seen, only a pet ape. The Secret Witness, Columbia picture from Samuel Spewack’s Murder in the Gilded Cage, screens tomorrow at Dreamland.
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Samuel Spewack
Dreamland Theatre
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