State to involve AG in Aurora slaying probe
In Aurora Illinois on March 23 the slaying of Mrs Lillian De King sparked calls for broader inquiry. State Attorney General Oscar Carlstrom to oversee the investigation, while Deputy Sheriff Roy Smith remained hospitalized with suspected blood poisioning from a wound inflicted by Gerald De King, 12. De King attorneys Milroy and Kelly pressed for exam of investigator Fairchild and further evidence to implicate Smith.
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George D. Carbary
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Oscar E. Carlstrom
Roy Smith
Gerald de King
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Carbury
Robert A. Milroy
Albert Kelly
Fairchild
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Local visits and family news from Spencer and Oberlin
A. B. Parks spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Brouse in Spencer. William Stephen of Cleveland vacationing with grandparents Mr and Mrs Park. Mrs E S Newcomb returned Sunday from Oberlin hospital to the delight of friends. Bliss Lucile Gregg visited cousin Miss Margary Folk of Ashtabula, a senior at Oberlin College, in Oberlin on Saturday.
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William Stephen
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Penfield
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Ralph Bowman
Wellington
Elyria
Lyndon Jones
Ohio State University
James Smith
Rochester
W. T. Starr
G. L. Hines
H. M. Hines
Ruth Minkler
June Steward
Lorain
E. Minkler
Jas Warner
Akron
Mary Underhill
Kent Normal School
Underhill
C. A. Norris
LaGrange
A. E. Griffins
Jas. Nott
W. G. Gregg
Montrose Sundar
George Welsh
Lettuce Green Evening Gown Stuns On Screen
June Collyer wears an unusual lettuce green crepe gown with flat texture and long flounced side drapes. She pairs it with lettuce green satin slippers flesh colored hose and pearl jewelry for a bold screen fashion moment.
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Jury Frees Three In Election Case
In Cleveland Ohio a jury freed Charles Polizzi John A Lanese and Leonard Bafanti who were charged with stealing votes in an August primary precinct The decision dampens further prosecutions of county vote frauds where 33 booth officials had been indicted Bettman Kunkle and others criticized the verdict as a blow to future prosecutions and public confidence while defense lawyers called it a vindication of legal process.
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Charles Polizzi
John A. Lanese
Leonard Bafanti
Raymond J. Kunkle
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Akron Seizes 2700 Gallon Still in Alcohol Ring
Local police raided a building owned by the Bozman brothers in Akron and seized a 2700 gallon still with equipment. Four men were arrested with three more later. Officers found 10 mash-filled vats seven tons of corn sugar and thousands of gallons of finished product valued at about 75000. Search extended to Pittsburgh and Cleveland for higher-ups as the alcohol ring was believed broken up.
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Plant Linked to Grain Alcohol Exports Probed by Feds
Federal authorities pursued an investigation into a grain alcohol operation suspected of supplying Cleveland Akron and Pittsburgh. The search targeted men believed to have financed the plant and to have financed the plant as officials sought details on the source and extent of the illicit production.
Underground Christian Catacombs Extended Rome Tours
Police report notes a plant in operation since Christmas. Underground tombs of early Christian martyrs may be visited by tourists in Rome. The galleries of these catacombs would extend for six hundred miles if placed end to end.
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Rome
Penfield Community Notes Read Similar To Local Social
Penfield residents and guests mingle with relatives from Cleveland and Elyria. Lyndon Jones returns to Ohio State University. Several moves and visits across towns mark the weekend with Dayton and Lorain connections. Alumni dances draw crowds while family care arrangements involve Hines and Newcomb households.
Fairbanks First To Use New Sound Equipment At Theatres
Douglas Fairbanks became the first to record a voice on United Artists sound stages with a talking prologue for The Iron Mask at the Capitol theatre. Other units tested the devices, but Fairbanks produced the first actual talking sequence for a production. DiArtag nan as noted, Fairbanks invited audiences to join him in future romances and adventures behind the microphones.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Capitol Theatre
Fairbanks Company
DiArtagnan
Fairbanks
Two Lovers and Lions Roar At Capitol Theaters
Samuel Goldwyn promotes Two Lovers with Ronald Colman and Wilma Banky as stars. Alice P G Miller contributed to The Devil Dancer script and joined Leatherface adaptation. The Lions Roar educational Mack Sennett talking comedy opens at the Capitol, promising a realistic roar.
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Samuel Goldwyn
Capitol Theatres
Ronald Colman
Wilma Banky
Alice P. G. Miller
Devil Dancer
Gilda Gray
Baroness Orezy
Leatherface
Lon Country
Leo
The
Capitol
Elyria Florist Easter Flowers 35 Cents per Plant
Easter flowers offered by Elyria Florist at 35 cents per plant and up. Wainwright shop contact is listed as phone 3227.
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Elyria
Wainwright
Friday's Five Best Radio Features of Good Friday
United Press reports radio outlets schedule five features for Good Friday. WOR CBS network airs Dubois cantata Seven Last Words of Khrist at 7 p m. EST. WEAF NBC presents excerpts from Bach St Matthew Passion at 10 p m. EST. WJZ NBC offers Gauls Passion Service at 10 30 p m. EST. WPG Atlantic City carries Mendelssohn St Paul at 11 p m. EST. WEAF NBC network broadcasts Wagner Parsifal with soloists and choir at 11 p m. EST.
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Bach
WJZ
NBC Network
Gaul
WPG
Atlantic City
Atlantic City Festival Chorus
Mendelssohn
Stops Toothache with E Z Tooth Filler at Drug Stores
A promotional note announces E Z Tooth Filler as a quick hardening temporary cavity filling that stops toothache and decay, offering a bottle for 25 cents at Ebert's Pharmacy and Bowers on Broad Street STL. The ad claims rapid action and temporary lasting months.
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