Wiggin Rise to Wealth Prompts Senate Inquiry
Washington October 30 evidence prepared for senators reveals Albert H Wiggin former head of Chase National Bank dodged income tax on vast profits from his securities company Investors hold papers tracing his ascent from a 1885 bank clerk through the Coolidge boom to a glittering fortune He fell from prominence during the Hoover depression when Chase declined last January
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Dollar dips in foreign exchange amid policy move
The U S dollar fell to about 65 77 cents per franc as the government proposed buying gold abroad. In Ashtabula Ohio Brig General Marshall Orlando Terry noted army surgeon and author lay in a mausoleum after a service. In Gallipolis Ohio Dr Charles A Rife 75 longtime Kyger physician died in a hospital.
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Radio Programs Monday Oct 30 Schedule Notes
Radio listings show a dense lineup for Monday October 30 with multiple hosts and programs. Notable items include Bob and Ross Mary Fogel over Coffee, Connie Gates News Flashes, Orchestra segments, Princess Marie and Silver Grille, Easy Ices, Painted Dream Madison Ens with Jack Barnett, plus Morning and Civic Orchestra segments. Roadmap of times lists varied acts including Hollywood Babes, Orphan Annie, Dance Kings, Mitzi Green, Harry L Darts, Lowell Thomas, Joe Raidi, Crime Clues, Adventures, Rotary Club, and Prince. Other items reference Paul Whiteman, Hartis orchestra, Kaye orchestra, and a Sign off on WJIAyX. The schedule is crowded with music, variety shows, and public service segments.
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Oberlin Falls to Case 38 6 in Ohio Conference Game
Oberlin's defense held Case scoreless in the first half but faltered after halftime as Case used two touchdowns by Harnam and Samuelson and a 63 yard punt return by Shafer to pull away for a 38 to 6 victory at Van Horm Field. Oberlin's lone score came in the third quarter on a Brickley to Cooper pass.
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Terkmeres Spehek Face Off In Ambiguous Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention players Terkmeres Spehek Tamla and Hayran with touchdowns and points after, plus Cooper Shafer and Samuerszor. Names Rogers E Readehush Wnesman Jenkins Akron appear in unclear context. Unable to determine event details or final score.
John Carroll Halfback Dies in Cleveland Hospital
Jack Cicute, 21, John Carroll halfback and kicker, died at St. John's Hospital after being confined since Oct. 21 with severe hip pain. The cause was septicemia. Dr. J. P. Garen said football may not be responsible for his death, citing medical uncertainty.
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Youthful Robber Killed in Cleveland Drugstore Hold Up
In Cleveland a youth group staged a holdup at a drug store. Polfow fired with others, killing 17 year old John Wasacz after his gun jammed. Two 17 year olds were captured and two brothers later arrested as gang members. Autopsy results withheld. Wasacz, an orphan from Mooseheart, had played through prior pains before practice.
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Harris Named Boston Red Sox Manager
Harris, former Detroit Tigers pilot, is named manager of the Boston Red Sox on a one year contract. Replacing Mary McManus, Harris faces a major rebuild for an American League club that finished last or near last, with a salary reportedly between 12000 and 15000 dollars. Owner Tom Yawkey and GM Eddie Collins promise a free hand and a hopeful turnaround for fans.
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Lead At Stake HICAGO Oct 36 9 am Michigan and Illinois
Michigan and Illinois stand undefeated and untied as they meet on a Saturday card in Chicago. The early season matchup marks a key test for both programs with league implications and national attention.
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Big Ten teams collide in Champaign clash this weekend
Minnesota toppled Iowa 19 7 to seize a share of the lead along with Michigan Illinois and Purdue. Purdue remains unbeaten but tied by Minnesota and Indiana. Michigan beat Chicago 28 0 and leads the conference as Illinois has one win. Purdue beat Wisconsin 14 0 on a 41 yard run and 40 yard pass. Northwestern errors help Ohio State 12 0 as Leeper fumbles and Gillman returns a 48 yard score.
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From Hell to Heaven Plays Dreamland Tonight
A drama centered on a Derby in a southern racing town stars Carole Lombard Jack Oakie David Manners and Adrienne Ames. The Dreamland Theatre presents From Hell to Heaven tomorrow with the marquee talent leading the cast.
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Masquerader Plays at Capitol With Dual Role
Ronald Colman stars in The Masquerader at Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow as two men who resemble each other and swap lives. One impersonates the other in politics and romance. a Halloween party with special entertainment is set for tomorrow night.
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E H Sothern Dies Famed Actor at 75 in New York
Renowned actor E H Sothern who popularized Shakespeare across the United States died Saturday night of lobar pneumonia at age 75. Funeral services for Sothern were planned privately with wife Julia Marlowe Sothern at his bedside. the pair had co starred for years in tours across the United States and Europe.
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Last Day Before Company B Returns to Combat Action
Major R. E. Hultz describes Elyria’s Company B waiting on Oct 20 1978 for an imminent jump off in the Meuse Argonne and St Mihiel theaters. Reserve units from the 146th and 147th move in as protection while crews prepare five days of rations and ammunition. Frontline risks include machine gun fire and shrapnel, with soldiers anticipating a hedged, sprinting fight resembling Indian warfare.
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Ground by machine public safety item sparks anxious mobilization
An unclear public safety statement mentions ground work and a plan to lay there until another group quiets the area. The speaker expresses anxiety and readiness to begin, rallying with the phrase Let’s go and announcing that tomorrow the effort starts.
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Oberlin student wins scholarship in stringed instruments contest
Oberlin Ohio October event lists Kathleen Thompson of Oberlin Ma High School as the sole Lorain County winner. She took first place in the stringed instruments contest during High School Day at Oberlin College, with Cleveland high schools dominating other prize categories and scholarship awards.
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Cincinnati Newspaper Guild Formed by Editorial Staff
Editorial employees of the three Cincinnati daily papers yesterday organized the Cincinnati Newspaper Guild and appointed a committee to draft proposals for a charter and by laws. Officers elected were Alfred Segal president, L. C. Milstead vice president, and J. T. Golden Jr secretary treasurer.
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Natex touted as a free sample tonic promising health
A verbose advertisement extols Natex as a miracle tonic that strengthens vital organs, ends constipation, and boosts energy. It claims thousands endorse it and offers free samples through Dr. R. W. Harris at Muir's Original Cat Store, with testimonials from farmers, a Pennsylvania lady, a railroad worker, and a minister. It urges readers to consult with no obligation to buy.
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