Mistrial ruling in Hines case could hobble Dewey bid
In New York, Justice Pecora blocks a Dewey bid to convict Jimmy Hines on racketeering charges as Stryker argues for mistrial amid cross examinations and testimony on poultry and market rackets. Separate notes touch on British and German moves and Maryland political jockeying around Senate and governor races.
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Roosevelt Hull clash over foreign policy and Miss America bid
President sharply disputed press interpretations of Roosevelt Hull statements and cited the Roosevelt Hull speeches on policy. Hull warned nations face choices between international anarchy or fair play and law. Meantime James Roosevelt underwent gastric ulcer surgery while Marilyn Meseke of Marion Ohio won Miss America with 43 contestants parading.
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Bette Cooper
Marilyn Meseke
Marion
Ohio
Answers to questions on twins Bible depth and more
The series lists three types of twins. The Bible contains about 3,566,480 letters, 173,746 words, 31,173 verses, and 1,189 chapters. The deepest oil well near Wasco reaches 15,004 feet. The Panama Canal cannot accommodate the largest ships, and the dauphin was the eldest son of the French king, a title abolished after 1830.
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San Joaquin Valley
S. S. Normandie
France
How to Sew a Corded Hot Dish Mat From Corset Strings
A vintage instruction describes making a corded hot dish mat from white cotton cord and corset strings. It details pairing circles, braiding cords, attaching rows, and finishing with a flat edge. The piece promotes a Sewing Book 2 volume and invites readers to send 25 cents to Mrs. Spears in Chicago for the booklet.
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Notion
Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Uncle Phil Says on Efficiency and Habit
A collection of aphorisms on avoiding excess, shaping effort, and finding purpose. It argues against rushing, warns that skimpy efficiency is flawed, and notes how stubborn convictions resist change while people grow by seeking to win.
Annie Oakley a famed sharpshooter from Ohio
Annie Oakley born in Woodland Ohio in 1866 began shooting at six to help family. She met Frank Butler at fifteen and married him, later joining Buffalo Bill's show after Sitting Bull named her Little Sure Shot. She once broke 943 of 1000 glass balls in a contest. An auto accident caused her death in 1926.
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Woodland
Ohio
Frank Butler
Sitting Bull
Buffalo Bill
Wild Wear Show
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