Long Terms For Waynesboro Gang Members At Chambersburg
Thomas Wyliga 27 of Waynesboro led a gang tied to robberies in and around Waynesboro. He received 15 to 30 years in the Eastern Penitentiary plus a $16 fine. Wilbur Aurand alias Felix of Rouzerville and Donald Aughenbaugh of Waynesboro drew eight to 16 years, each with a $16 fine. James Martin alias Frank Ramansky of Scranton got 10 to 20 years and a $15 fine. A gun battle with Waynesboro police preceded arrests. two more members are indicted. Sheriff Renfrew escorted the four to prison. Three Stockholm islands were part of Sweden’s largest real estate deal.
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Waynesboro
Davison
Chambersburg
Wiliga
Wilbur Aurand
Felix
Rouzerville
Donald Aughenbaugh
Whiga
Maurer
Ryle
Warnesboro
Ramonskyesterday
Renfrew
Wyliga
Ramansky
Eastern ‘ Penitentiary
Aurand
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds
An advert claims Kruschen Salts help weight loss by reducing fat and improving health. It cites Mrs. Mamie Carey of Buffalo, New York, who reportedly lost 20 pounds and feels much better after using the product. The copy urges readers to buy an 85c bottle from local drug stores and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Ida Catteee
Cauffman
Middleka
Red Cross Mobilizes to Aid Drought Victims Nationwide
The American Red Cross mobilizes to feed and clothe half a million drought victims across twenty one states. By January 15 relief reached 1.5 million dollars in Arkansas and surrounding counties, with Hoover urging a 10 million dollar public donation to meet escalating needs.
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Red Cross
America
American Red Cross
Arkansas
Kentucky
Hoover
Jolson Brother Chooses Pharmacy Over Stage Life
George Jolson Al Jolson’s younger brother leaves theater to pursue business in Atlanta. He studied pharmacy, passed the Georgia board exam, and now works in a corner drug store mixing powders and serving customers. He cites family expectations and his own interest in business.
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Atlanta
George Jolson
George
Harry Jolson
Georgia Pharmacy Board
Pater
Harry
Jolson
M. R. Jolson
Washington, D.C
Mike
Australians Donate Jewelry to Cut Foreign Debt
In Canberra on January 29 Australians are donating old gold and jewelry to aid the government in its financial crisis. Some are destroying government bonds to further help meet overseas debts. Under British creditors orders, Prime Minister Scullin will push another budget balancing effort. Taxes on wages, food, liquor, amusements, and rents are high and an wealth levy is expected to rise.
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Canberra
Australia
Scullin
You Can Wear False Teeth Without Fear Any More
A new powder product Fasteeth promises to secure dentures while eating talking or sneezing with no gummy taste. It claims firm comfortable hold and breath freshening effects. Available at local drug stores and pharmacies.
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P. Middiekauft
Heepuae Pharmacy
Mice Tests Show Border Dividing Life From Death
McPherson Kas January 29 Those seconds just as life ends when it is still possible to come back measured on mice in the McPherson College of Chemistry. Dr J Witferd Hershey controls life threads by placing mice near vacuum at one seventh air pressure. Death is indicated by cessation of breath but as late as thirty seconds after breathing stops the mouse can be revived in fresh air. The comeback takes two days for full restoration and usually minutes pass before breathing resumes. Between thirty and sixty seconds the irreparable break occurs and sixty seconds after breathing stops is always fatal.
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Mcpherson
Ka Kas
McPherson College of Chemistry
J. Witferd Hershey
Hypnotism Fails as Memory Aid for Some People
Madison report shows memory effects vary by individual. University of Wisconsin tests under Betty Huse with eight students found trance recalled more than awake for some subjects, while others showed less recall. Hypnosis did not universally unlock forgotten pasts.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Betty Huse
Wisconsin
Huse
Rheumatism Pain Relief Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement claims HU MA and RU MA internal medicines cure rheumatic pains by removing poisons from blood and organs like the liver, promising first day relief and a full refund if pain does not end. It cites Dr. R Trudy and drug stores endorsing the product.
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R. Trudy
Middiekauff
Cauffman
Bills Favor Payment of Vet Bonuses and Unemployment Insurance
Maryland legislators introduced two bills for relief to workers and veterans including immediate cash payment of soldier bonus certificates and compulsory unemployment insurance with 50 percent weekly wage replacement for laid off workers. A Howard county tax moratorium bill was also read for final passage.
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Annapolis
Maryland
House of Delegates
Senate
Howard County
Thomas D'Alesandro
Baltimore City
Frank Hint’s
James L. Donovan
Butler Refuses To Discuss Incident In Philadelphia
Major General Smedley D. Butler declines to discuss his January Philadelphia address that reportedly criticized Premier Mussolini. The Italian Embassy protests to the State Department as Butler, who attended the American Wood Preservers Association convention, denies resigning from the Marine Corps.
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Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Knight
Mussolini
State Department
Quitsr
American Wood Preservers Association
Butler
Washington
Marine Corps
Mussrotini
Mr Chester Shank Visits Myers Family Sunday Afternoon
Mr Chester Shank called on Mr j and Mrs William Myers and family Sunday afternoon in the local community gathering.
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Chester Shank
Mrs. William Myers
Family
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