General MacArthur Marries Tenn Girl
General Douglas MacArthur wed Joan Faircloth of Murfreesboro Tennessee at New York City Municipal Building. Witnesses were Maj Howard J Huller and Capt C J Davis. The couple planned to sail May 10 on the President Coolidge toward Manila, marking MacArthur's second marriage after a 1930 divorce.
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New York
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Army
Philippine Commonwealth
Joan Faircloth
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Philip A. Hines
Howard J. Huller
C. J. Davis
West Coast
Manila
Coolidge
MacArthur
Legislature considers bills on licensing, banks and courts
The House sent the Williams bill delaying motor vehicle registration until the title passes at death. A Kelley bill transfers oversight of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home to the adjutant general. Petri measures for bank regulation and debt oversight pass the House. A Wolf and Coyote bounty bill advances in the Senate. A municipal court for Troy is informally approved. University trustees await governor action on dormitory bills.
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House
Senate
Williams
Gus Kelley
Erie
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Welfare Department
Adjutant General's Office
Kenneth M. Petri
Crawford
University dormitory bills ease funding via loans or operations
Completed last night the Green authorization was contained in one bill and three universities were provided for in another measure jointly authored by Sen H H Byrne and reps Louis N Laderman Giles F Guthrie. The bills would permit trustees to erect the buildings with borrowed funds or money derived from operation of dormitories.
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Bowling Green
Sen
H. H. Byrne
Portage
Louis N. Laderman
Lucas
Giles F. Guthrire
Parlor Radio Highlights and Scores Plucked From A Morn
A garbled radio page notes listings for WGAR 206M and 1450K with musicians and acts such as Lew Music Parade Mario Cozz Sid Andorn Allen family and Jack Dempsey figures. Baseball scores dinner dance plans and an upcoming sign of office at the university with Goodman and Weeks orchestras appear among scattered program items.
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WGAR
Proc
Bratem
Melo
Poalih Melo
Rarhim Lew Music Parade
Mario Cozz
Sid Andorn
Allen Familiy Trene
Rich Singin
Sam Death Waller
Cleveland Radio Schedule May 2 1937 Listings
Daily broadcast grid for May 2 1937 outlines programs across WTAM WHE WGAR WJAY and local stations. Features music Polish Slovak Italian Croatian hours recordings and news inserts with entries such as World Is Yours and College concerts.
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WTAM
Tibbs
La-Nagel
Alden Edkins
Orebesdenr
Paramount
Round Table
Salt Lake
Poland
Melods Cruise
Church of Art
Old Bohemia
B. Muate
Andrews “Choot Cathedral
Amesia
Lake
Marten Talley
St. Louis-Cleve
Atholle
Ray Knicht
Tim and
Irene
Cam Joeh
Renny
Finn
Helen Traube
University
Eddie Carter
Verry
Notte Pamtinar
Watt
Winchell
Smeg Swarth
I. Ake
Tom Ireland
Osborne
Ord Jones
Orch
Busse
Barren
Reichmann
Fant Fee
Ballroom
East Carlisle Community Club Meet Tonight at School
Community notices list events across towns with corps of speakers and activities. East Carlisle will host a session at 8 p m featuring Edith Brilliant on adventures of a newspaper woman and Dr C J Miller with a Washington to Miami illustrated lecture. William Rennie presides. officer elections planned. refreshments by Mrs Clarton F Smith.
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Carlisle
East Carlisle
Albert Waldron
EATON
Kipton—Students League of Many Nations of the
Practical Training Bible School of
New York
Camden Baptist Church
NEW London—Baptist Mission Circle
First Baptist Church
Spencer
P. Am
Litchfield— District
Ass'n
Congregational Church
Edith Brilliant
Washington
Miami
C. J. Miller
William Rennie
W. M. S. Rally at South Ridge Church
The Spring Woman's Missionary Group rally convened at South Ridge church Tuesday with a full afternoon program. Speakers included Rev. Hayes of Amherst and Mrs. Miller of Red Bird Mission Kentucky, plus performances by Lorain and Huron ladies and Brownhelm groups. A noon dinner was provided by Brownheim Society.
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South Ridge
Ivory Palaces
Beckloff
Huron
Hetche
Official Misappropriates Counterfeit Money in Tokyo Case
Counterfeit notes held as evidence in a criminal case were diverted by a prosecutor’s office official and used to pay a case bill. The bogus money proved ineffective again, and the official was arrested.
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Tokyo
Public Prosecutor’s Office
Attorney General To Rule On Local Relief Set-Up
Lorain County relief operations face possible disbanding pending a ruling from Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy. County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn said the decision follows questions about state relic law and authority to continue aid beyond expiration. If disallowed, relief responsibilities would revert to local communities.
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Lorain County
Herbert S. Duffy
Columbus
Oscar G. Dunn
Defamitn Antowsniwatin
Illusion of a palatial sea scene created for History Is Made At Night
Hollywood engineers built a palatial sea illusion in a studio for History Is Made At Night now showing at the Capitol Theatre.
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Hollywood
Canitol Theatre
Her Husband Lies at Rivoli Theatre
Gail Patrick and Ricardo Cortez star in Her Husband Lies a tale of a gambler who stakes honor and wife’s love on a lie now showing at the Rivoli Theatre.
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Gail Patrick
Ricardo Cortez
Rivoli Theatre
Nationalist Forces Reach Basque Capital in Bilbao Region
Reports say three Nationalist columns under Mola advanced toward Bilbao as 30 aid planes for the Basque army were destroyed and promised Valencia aid未materialized. Twenty killed and about 60 injured in air raids around Bilbao while Guernica fell under Nationalist control and Loyalist lines buckled.
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Valencia
Bilbao
Mola
Durango
Amorebieta
Guernica
Bermeo
Firestone Workers Accept Agreement After Strike
AKRON April 30 Striking workers at Firestone Rubber and Tire Co. voted to accept the management offer and return to work. Maintenance men were ordered back to the plant and union officials said pickets would be withdrawn. Full operation was expected by Wednesday.
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Akron. O
Firestone Rubber and Tire Co
Firestone
5 Cent Civil War Bill Signed by Fort Wayne Mayor
H C McKown owns a 5-cent note signed by L P Randall mayor of Fort Wayne during the Civil War. McKown estimates about 2 509 improvised mints issued bills and coins nationwide during the war.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
H. C. MecKown
L. P. Randall
McKown
Fort Wayne Penny Issuance by Fourteen Firms
In Fort Wayne, fourteen firms were issuing pennies, signaling a local surge in small coin production and distribution within the city. This rise reflects broader economic activity and varied minting practices among area businesses.
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Fort Wayne
Elyria to Present Recommended Teacher List for 1937-38
Preparations for employment of Elyria school teachers for 1937 38 are near completion and the list is to be presented to the Board of Education for approval at the May meeting. Superintendent Maston said there will be few changes and several teachers may resign for marriage, with intentions forms already asked of staff.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
R. Mactan
Maston
Hst
Prisonyard Attack Ends In Prisoner Fatalities
At a penitentiary yard a group of about 1,000 prisoners watched as Richards Stewart and Altizer attacked guards and fled toward the main driveway. Straley was slashed and fell, Richards was fatally wounded, Stewart died leaping from the truck, and Battle, Altizer, and Stewart were wounded with Battle dying later.
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Richards
Stewart
Altizer
Pelosi
Straley
Battle
Students as commuters at Berkeley strike distance contrast
The University of California serves many adult students who travel from five to fifty miles daily to attend classes, suggesting modern campuses offer little advantage over rural schooling in reducing travel distance.
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Berkeley
Cal
Little Red
University of California
Hungary Opens Doors to American Tourists
Budapest announces that the Hungarian government will permit all Americans holding valid travel documents to visit, aiming to ease the expected surge in tourism. Officials emphasize streamlined entry for travelers from the United States to boost international visitation and cultural exchange.
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Hungary
Budapest
America
Neutrality Bill Rushed To President
Washington April 30 a permanent neutrality bill passed by both Houses was rushed to President Roosevelt for signature before the existing law expires at midnight Saturday. The measure, a compromise between the House discretionary and Senate mandatory plans, gives the President strong embargo and travel controls and broad discretionary powers to apply neutrality provisions during wars abroad or civil strife.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
House
Senate
U. 5 S
St Louis hospital service hits 19000 member mark
The St. Louis Medical Society group hospital service reached a record 19000 members in its first year. Executive director Ray F. McCarthy says members pay 75 cents monthly and receive three weeks of hospital care annually.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Medical Society
Ray F. McCarthy
U S Passports Allowed to Cross Hungary Borders
United States passports may cross Hungary borders without a visa. The customary fee will be eliminated until September 30, 1937.
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U. S
Hungary
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