Arrests Tie Couple to Johnstown Child Case
Police report two suspects linked to a Johnstown Iowa case with the arrest revealing a Hungarian born man and his sister as early connections. Authorities note four Balough children remain in the family and that the couple are siblings involved in the investigation.
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Perfect Man Is Impossible Says Opera Star Mary Garden
CHICAGO March 6 Mary Garden American grand opera star says there is no perfect man. She notes a man may be devoted at home yet courting his secretary at work and that familiarity in marriage reveals faults and fancies shared by all mortals.
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Neurolingual Lecture Quieted Neurathenics’ Nerves
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Newark man wins suit over owed amount
A Newark resident wins a circuit court suit claiming $1,500 owed by Diaying in a vaudeville context. The case proceeds without payment arrangements this week as details remain unclear.
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Wabor Day Observed in City Amid Beautification Drive
Day is observed in Mo with many people planting flowers on private grounds. Citizens are urged to observe the holiday more conscientiously due to the new city beautification plan. This marks azalea planting season in Mobile.
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Postwar anti air guns tested against aircraft at Fort Monroe
In a Fort Monroe demonstration before lawmakers Secretary Weeks showed ground guns firing at target tow planes to assess postwar defense against air raids. The test compared gunfire progress since 1918 with aircraft exhibitions at Langley Field and included smoke screens and gunnery demonstrations.
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Canadians warn steel company of strike order
In Cape Breton Nova Scotia district union officials announce a strike at ten British Empire Steel Corporation collieries starting at 11 o clock. Twelve hundred miners, including maintenance workers, will be affected after the firm refused to restore credit at company stores and resume operations with a fire basis at three collieries. Premier Wolvine discussed the issue in Halifax, urging a cessation of disturbances. Union president J W McLeod appeals for national aid for miners families facing destitution.
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Japanese Proposal To Open Coastal Trade Faces Pacific Opposition
San Diego dispatch reports that a Japanese proposal to remove all coastwise trade restrictions at a Brussels meeting of the International Chamber of Commerce in June may be met with opposition from Pacific coast interests. The plan, tied to broader maritime policy, could affect American vessel access and intercoastal commerce.
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Senate In Conference Calls For Committee Assignments
Senate convenes at noon as Republicans call in conference to assign committee roles and discuss officers for the upcoming session. Democratic members participate in deliberations on leadership and staffing for the Senate chambers.
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Enoch Arden divorce decree upheld by jurist
In New York on March 6 a Brooklyn judge granted Mrs Evelyn Naegie Parker an Enoch Arden style divorce from Herschel C Parker explorer and former Columbia University graduate. The jurist declared the decree valid and noted Parker could not challenge the judgment. The case involves about $25,000 in questions of alimony and property.
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Eskimo Fishermen Narrow Escape Near Norton Sound
In Nome Alaska on March 6 a group of Eskimos narrowly escaped death after ice broke away from shore while returning from crab fishing. The ice jam at Norton Sound opened miles of water for the first time in four months due to tide and high wind, leaving rescuers hopeful about a missing party last seen five years ago in York.
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