Arrests Near In Abduction Of June Robles
Phoenix reports early arrests anticipated in the kidnapping of June Robles, after Oscar H. Robson was arraigned on extortion charges. Robson, held on $50,000 bail, allegedly sent notes demanding $15,000 for his daughter's release. federal agents pursued two more suspects. The case centers on the desert prison scene nine miles from Tucor with June chained in a vac sink.
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Arig
June Robles
Southwest
Fedetral Ageents
Oscar H. Robson
Robson
Jones
Fernando Robles
Tucson
Sovernment
Robles
Chicago
Aicmapis
June
Tuccor
Zanesville Woman Fatally Struck by Auto
Ruth Robinson, 7, of Zanesville was fatally injured when struck by an automobile yesterday near her home. Police said she suffered severe injuries and died at the scene.
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Zanesville
Ruth Robinson
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Benefit at Rialto Theatre
A Rialto benefit show by Veterans of Foreign Wars features Randolph Secor and Maria Seep in dramatic portions. The program includes musical acts by Peter Spehrer band Sader and a roster of vaudeville numbers with performers such as Giesear, Sonven, Buster, MacNomania, and Tutte River Horn. Proceeds support VFW causes in Epom Rapids and nearby communities.
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Veterans OF Foreign Wars National Orphans Home
Maton
Rialto Theatre
Randolph Secor
Mariaa Seep
Ora
Peter Speh
Sader
Mystery Thriller Coming To Capitol Theatre Cast Led By Warren William
A mystery thriller heads to the Capitol Theatre with Warren William and Mary Astor in the lead. The production plays on Saturday with the Hewl ne Dee at the Cato Theatre town.
Viva Villa Opens At Dreamland Today
Dreamland Theatre presents Viva Villa today and tomorrow with Pancho Villa depicted as a key leader. Wallace Berts leads the cast in this historical saga at the Cleveland venue. In a separate brief, five hours after a local incident, Lows Blitz 22 reportedly died from a haber wound received Sunday, following his marriage to Bernadette Gaffney at Geneva Hospital.
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Pancho Villa
Dreamland Theatre
Wallace Berts
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Cleveland O
Ghenville Hospital
Bernadette Gaffney
Radio Programs on WHR and WGAR Listings Feature Bands and Schedules
A dense OCR page outlines radio program slots across WHR and WGAR stations, listing numerous shows, orchestras, and entertainers by time. It cites acts such as Red Grange details, Mant, and various orchestras with varied time blocks and networks reflected in the day’s schedule.
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Ofeaunt
Smith's Ore
Unele Qhide
Ozark Boys
Singing Lady
Phan Anne
Dairy Canal
Lowel Thomas
Amos Th
Andy
Beaun Bremntel
Harmones
Srlev Howar
Doer Thompson
Oswald Fresed
Death Valley
Parents Die Trying to Save Son in Fairfield Fire
In Fairfield Connecticut a mother and father died attempting to rescue their 10 year old son from a blaze at their home. The couple, Selzer and wife, were visiting the grandfather’s home when their son Bernhardt reported the fire. They ran to the house and perished inside as firefighters recovered the bodies of Henry, 19, and Mrs Selzer with Henry in her arms. A government board in Washington is noted in the report.
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Fairfield
Conn
Sac
Lows QO
Selzer
New York
Selzers
Bernhardt
Henry
Bladder laxative product ad details remedies
An old catalog-style notice advertises juniper oil and buchu leaves as bladder laxatives. It mentions extracts and breen tablets, urging purchase from a druggist with a 23 cent price and a guarantee by GCC Bowers, druggist. The text reads like a fragmented promotional snippet from a period advertisement.
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Bowers
Tariff Policy Debated in Public Hall
Two Oxford University debaters, John Stafford and Michael Foot, argued for abandoning isolationist tariff policy as essential to American recovery at Public Hall Cleveland. Western Reserve University student George Srail and law student Paul J. Hergenroeder opposed. about 600 in attendance. results pending. Ashland official Euart McKean, 46, Republican nominee for Ashland County Auditor, died after withdrawing from the campaign due to illness. alumni member of Ashland College athletic board.
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United States
Public Hall
John Stafford
Michael Foot
Oxford University
England
George Srail
Western Reserve University
Paul J. Hergenroeder
School of Law
Ashland
Euart McKean
Ashland County Auditor
Ashland College Athletic Board
Philadelphia Orchestra Plans Ten Grand Operas This Season
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association announced its 35th annual season will feature ten grand operas over 20 weeks of summer concerts. Operas are new to the program after the Metropolitan Opera Company skipped Philadelphia this year, marking the orchestra's first venture into opera.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
Mogram
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Orchestra Association
Operano
Miss Alma Oppenheim Chosen Homecoming Queen at OSU
Miss Mars Alma Oppenheim of Coldwater Ohio has been selected as Homecoming Queen at Ohio State University. The Chi Omega member will ride in the parade and attend the Nov 17 celebration during the home football game against Michigan.
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Columbus
Miss Mars
Alma Oppenheim
Coldwater
Ohio State University
Michigan
Chi Omega Sorority
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