Actress McPherson Divorce Suit Sparks Public Quarrel
In Los Angeles July 18 Payid L Mulion claims he fled divorce from Aimee McPherson and calls her his pet poodle saying he shared affection but few privileges. He says he felt puppeteered living in an unreal realm while awaiting a pulling string.
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Angeles
Payid L.mulion
Aimee McPher
Aimee
Aimee Semple
McPherson
Exa
Hner
Havre
Atlantic
Sutton
Blues Singer Helen Morgan secretly weds Harvard graduate
Helen Morgan and Bud Meschke Jr married secretly in Newcastle, Pa., after a seven year romance that began in Cleveland. Morgan, 28, and Meschke, 25, kept the union private while family initial fears faded after confirmation from Meschke’s mother. The couple met in Cleveland and traveled to Newcastle to wed by Justice Marion Reynolds.
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Cc Icago
Helen ‘Morgan
Orch
Bud
Wurice
Bud” Meschke, Jr
Veland
Chicago
Newcastle
Mise Morgan
Bud” Sone
Harvard ‘Mw
Heat Kills Movie Extra In Pendleton Scene
Athena reports the death of L. Fill of Pendleton due to heat while acting as an extra in a winter scene near town. Filmore and others wore heavy coats in the 90 degree heat during filming yesterday. Nearby, the Clay Bird Shoot hosts the Washington County championship at Hoover's Club House on Thursday at 3 p m with public invited.
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Athena
Ore
L. Fill
Pendleton
Filmore
Washington County
Hoover's
Teuak Walton Club
Ady
Izaak Walton League Outing Set Along Potomac
Hagerstown Chapter hosts a Waltonian outing at Earl Hoover's Potomac clubhouse on Thursday with prizes for top day bird shooter and largest fish string. Williamsport Chapter offers special prize for best fisherman by weight. officials from the U S Bureau of Fisheries and Maryland Conservation Department attend. Berkeley Springs chapter new.
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Earl Hoover
Potomac
Hagerstown
Izaak Walton
Negro fliers reach Kansas during transcontinental flight
Two African American aviators continuing a race aviation mission left Fairfax Airport at 7:15 AM and planned a stop in Wichita. Dr. Albert B. Forsythe of Atlantic City and Alfred Anderson of Bryn Mawr, Pa, departed from Atlantic City Monday morning and reached Kansas City last night.
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Kansas City
Kas
Pacific Coast
Albert BE. Forsythe
Atlantic City
Alfred Anderson
Bryn Mawr
Fairfax
Wichita
Van Rensselaer Dies Noted Philadelphia Sportsman and Philanthropist
Alexander Van Rensselaer a noted sportsman and philanthropist died in a Philadelphia hospital after a long illness. Born in Washington Pennsylvania he served as a life trustee of Princeton University president of the Drexel Institute board and honorary president of the Philadelphia Orchestra Association after 32 years leading the group.
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Philadelphia
Alexander van Rensselaer
Philadelphia Hospital
Washington, Pa
van Rensselaer
Princeton University
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
Deaths and funeral notices from Waynesboro area
Obituaries report the death of Philip Wagaman of Waynesboro at 73 after a long illness with surviving wife and relatives. Other death notices include John A. Seiders a Chambersburg carpenter, Walter Williard of Sabillasville, and Annabells Cox and George B. Makare with details of funeral services and interment.
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Philip Wagaman
Washington County
Waynesboro
Wagaman
Hagerstown
Landis Tool Company
Sarah
Stoner) Wagaman
Norman Unger
Raymond Higgs
Ringgold
Ruth
Charles
Emanuel Plank
Gettysburg
Emma Hull
Cashtown
Horace Lehman
Zullinger
Earl Whitmer
Nellie Hatherlee
Calvin Brown
Edward Shockey
Levi K. Ziegler
C. “Oellig
Price's Church
Walter Williard
Winter St
University Hospital
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Rosella
Gordon
Donald
William
William Svillard
Sabillasville
S. J. Messner
Newcastle
Howard
William Waypart
Louis
Helen Fry
Suter Funeral
the Reformed Church
C. H. Corl
Fairmont
Oklahoma pilot rests in Irkutsk during rough leg to Khabarovsk
The Oklahoma aviator Pest, flying solo with Miss Fay Gillis as representative, rests briefly in Irkutsk amid extreme weather and a faulty automatic pilot. He refused extensive sleep, accepting food and weather briefings from Soviet officials before resuming toward Khabarovsk. He plans to follow the railroad route for safety.
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Khabarovek
Harold Gatty
Irkutsk
Pest
Khabarovsk
Fay Gillis
Ronaharoff
Douilion
New York
Moscow
Here
Urals
Dot
Novosibirsk
Novosiuibak
Silver Use Setback At Parley In Silver Negotiations
The report outlines a setback in silver negotiations among major producers and users. The United States proposed an export quota while Spain objects to a restrictive monetary silver accord. Italy resists increasing silver use while the Dutch pledge to oppose further coinage debasement. A revised draft by Senator Key Pittman is deemed necessary before any accord.
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United States
Spain
Italy
Key Fpittman
Means Swans Guard Eggs As Stones Replace Hatchlings
In Astabula Ohio a female swan and her mate showed aggression toward people after three eggs were laid. After weeks with no hatchings, park staff investigated and found the supposed eggs had been stolen and replaced with stones.
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Astabula
Advertising Brings Splendid Results at Holzapfel Farm
The Herald-Mail reports strong广告 results from its classified ads. Mr Holzapfel notes a large Baltimore order as a direct outcome of an ad for celery plants from the Holzapfel Truck Farm at Frederick Street City.
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Holzapfel
Frederick Street
Herald- Mall
Holsepfe
Baltimore
Herald-Mail
Holzapfel Truck Farm
Frederick &T. City
Prohibition Referendum Drives Arkansas and Alabama Votes
In Arkansas and Alabama voters faced direct questions on repealing the eighteenth amendment. Arkansas supporters argued for state rights and party loyalty while opponents framed repeal as a moral issue. results would bind convention delegates. Alabama voters chose delegates to a convention based on the statewide repeal majority amid a dry campaign.
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Alabama
Arkansan
Little
Rock, Ark
Jay
Arkansas
Senator Neeley Faces Interruption During Dental Attendance
In Fairmont West Virginia on July 17 an intruder crashed the Senate seat while Senator Neeley was getting a tooth pulled. The man allegedly interrupted the procedure to outline his qualifications for a Federal post claiming he sought a job in public service.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Neeley
West Virginia
Pangborn backs new hospital project in Hagerstown
Thomas W Pangborn endorses the construction of a new hospital to utilize Federal funds. He commends the Board of Trustees, pledges hearty support, and offers personal assistance to further the project for community benefit and improved patient care.
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Evening Mail
Hagerstown
Thomas W. Pangborn
Labor survey aims to boost job openings for unemployed
A Chamber of Commerce labor survey lists 746 registered unemployed workers, mostly laborers, with 165 docked to laborers and 70 furniture workers. An inquiry from a Jocel manufacturer seeks skilled and semi skilled names and addresses to fill a 40 hour week post changes. The survey will continue a week to register more women and others.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Rescues Rescuers Fly Mattern Expedition to Nome
Robert Ellis of Seattle and Alaska pilot flew the Mattern rescue expedition from Prince Rupert to Nome after their plane was grounded by bad weather. Associated Press Photo.
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Robert Ellis
Seattle
Prince Rupert
B. C
Nome
Associated Press
Negro’s Case Taken Up in Charles County
The Charles county grand jury began considering evidence against Page Jupiter a negro farm hand who confessed to killing Mrs Evelyn Retfachneider of Waldorf Md The special session was called by Chief Judge W Mitchell Diggs with testimony planned from State Police sergeant Louis Bloom Sheriff Robert Vernon Cookey and Deputy Russell Howard regarding affidavits after his arrest
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LA Plata
Charles County
Page Jupiter
Evelyn Retfachneider
Waldorf
W. Mitchell Diggs
Seventh Circuit
Louis Bloom
Robert Vernon Cockney
Russell Howard
Rat Plague Ravages Anhwei Province Amid Water Contamination
Chinese reports from Wuhu and nearby cities describe rats overrunning southern Anhwei in East Central China. The infestation contaminates water sources and destroys crops, with famine feared this winter. Farmers appeal to the Nationalist government for aid.
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Anhwei
China
Wuhu
President’s son rushes to Chicago amid rumors
Second son of the President was reported en route by air from Nevada to Chicago. He may meet Ruth Googins of Fort Worth, Texas, amid circus of Century of Progress visits. Both deny matrimonial plans.
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Chicago
Nevada
Ewatt Roose
Merah
Hilloté
Roosevelt
Reny
Elizabeth Diviner
Philadélphia “Society
Minden
Attorney General to Speak at Reformed Reunion
Hon. Wm. A. Schnader will address the forty fourth annual Reformed Reunion at Pen Mar on Thursday July 27. Attendees from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia and DC join in the resort gathering with a Jefferson Male Chorus of twenty under H E Robert. Train times and fare rates available from local agents.
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Wm. A. Schnader
Pennsylvania
Pen-Mar
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Jefferson (Pa
H. E. Robert
Chicago grain market tax discount notice
Quotation from The Sticker Latea Corporation offers a 3 percent discount on 1933 City Taxes during the remainder of July. City Tax Collector and Treasurer Chas E Fry posts the notice from 26 W. Washington, Chicago.
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Latea Corporation
W. Washington
Hageratown, Md
Chas
E. Fry
Trenanrer
Two Pilots Die In Air Collision Over Hong Kong
In Hong Kong two planes collided during a military maneuver, both aircraft crashed in flames and two pilots were killed. The incident occurred during the day, with no immediate details on other casualties.
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Hong Kong
Woman slain as intruder dies by own hand
In Pontiac on July 18 a 22 year old mother was killed during a gun duel with an intruder. The accused shooter, Charles King, 42, was found dying from a self inflicted gunshot wound after the attack. The woman’s four year old daughter was mortally hurt. The husband reported the intruder’s unwelcome advances and urged police to pursue King. The case ends with King dead and the mother killed in defense of her life.
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Pontiac
Micah
Mra. Rose
Caylock
Elain
Charles King
Mra.Gaylock
King
Gaylock
Dempsey May Wed Actress Amid Reno Wedding Talk
Reno reports swirl around Jack Dempsey and actress Hannah Williams as a planned ceremony rumored for tonight. The former heavyweight champ, now a Reno resident, allegedly travels with his bride to the announced wedding.
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Reno
Nevada
Jack “Dempsey
Salt Lake City
Hannah Williams
Dempsey
Nere
Estelle Taylor
Salt Lake
Oakland
Calif
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
New York
Dempseys
Baers
Roseville
Califranca
Baer
Dorothy Dutnbar
Walther League Convention Highlights Bible Guiding Life
Chicago hosts the International Walther League convention with 4 000 youth from 48 states and 15 foreign nations as Dr F Pfotenhauer of the Missouri Lutheran Synod urges that right living be based on Bible teachings. The remarks come amid discussions of Reformation principles and faith. Prof H A Smith adds views on boys as choir singers.
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Chicago
F. Pfotenhauer
Missouri Lutheran Synod
Pfotenhauer
Public Works approves road spend in nine states
Washington reports $44,900,000 more to roads in nine states under the Public Works Administration plan. Plans allocate 50 percent to federal aid highways and 20 percent to extensions, with 35 percent for secondary roads. West Virginia receives 4.47 million across 40 percent of its counties and Delaware 1.32 million across three counties.
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Washington
Idaho
North Dakota
Maine
West Virginia
Delaware
Louisiana
Florida
New Hampshire
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
Utl
Wirthy
Cabinet Board
May Have Slipped Out As Lady’s Maid in France
Paris reports steamship authorities say Aimee Scampre McPherson-Hutton may have slipped out of France as a lady's maid from Hendaye. A passenger aboard the City of Havre listed as Mice A. Hutton is en route to Baltimore with two companions, Mrs. R. Smythe and Miss H Middleton, who are described as a maid from Hendaye. The nurse Bernice Middleton is linked to the Los Angeles evangelist’s family. Mrs. Smythe is rumored to be her daughter. Mrs. Hutton reportedly visited Spain after leaving the Perla hospital where she was treated recently.
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Paris
Aimee Scampre McPherson-Hutton
France
Hendaye
Havre
Laltinore
Mice A. Hutton
Pasesenger
Hayre
Pasenger
R. Smythe
Misa d H. Middleton
Judge Frees Darrow After 30 Day Prohibition Sentence
Federal Judge Benson W. Hough gives John Darrow a 30 day sentence for a prohibition violation noting the man has lived 69 years without trouble. Festival Friday and Saturday nights July 21-22 at Col Franklin Street and Cleveland Avenue to benefit the Raiders Ball Club.
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Columbus
Benson W. Hough
John Darrow
Col. Franklin St
Cleveland Ave
Raiders Ball Club
Ady
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Chambersburg
Stewart Seiders
Annabells Cox
Kraisa Mortuary
F. H. Snavely
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Ross Hill Cemetery
George B. McKare
Kraiss
Lloyd G. Davis
Werehington Square
Rove Hill Cemetery
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