14 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1936
Page
1
A three day old boy in Wasel Alberta has a heart exposed outside the chest. Doctors weigh whether to operate as grafting would be extensive and may be fatal. The infant weighs eight pounds and the mother, with six prior children, is in satisfactory condition.
Alvin Karpis admits guilt as a conspirator in the $100000 ransom kidnapping of William Hamm Jr., St. Paul brewer. Federal Judge Joyce defers sentence until co conspirators are tried. The report also notes Britain beginning naval reductions in the Mediterranean in light of Ethiopia and sanctions changes.
Representative Marion A. Zioncheck spoke to over a thousand Seattle residents on the topic Who's Crazy? sponsored by the People's Forum. He condemned psychiatry as a menace, and said he will run for office but has not chosen which one. He also criticized Jam and Mellary to the President and joked about leaving mothballs at the White House.
FAIRHAVEN N J July 13 Leather lunged Joe Humphreys longtime boxing ring announcer died Saturday at his home He was 63 years old Ill last year after a cerebral hemorrhage He made a comeback to announce key fights including the Max Baer James J Braddock bout at the Garden Bowl and was beloved as Joe The Beaut.
Official telegram from Hugh Brewster, Supervising Aeronautical Engineer for Alaska, to Nome mayor dated July 14 1936 states two Russian pilots flying from Los Angeles to the Soviet Union will stop in Nome and requests all possible assistance be extended.
The Name Daily Nugget offers various printing blanks including Dredge Logs thawing reports drilling reports Mining Deeds Placer and Lode Location Notices Vouchers and Special Power of Attorney forms for miners and dredge men.
Mary Astor seeks full custody of daughter Marilyn after a divorce from Franklin Thorpe with claims he threatened to ruin her career if not granted custody. A second report details Father Hubbard’s heroic rescue of a crew near Twin Glacier rapids, saving investigator Mary Joyce and others after their craft capsized as storms raged along the ice.
Paris on July 14 saw two Red Parades as France marked the fall of the Bastille in 1789. About half a million marchers celebrated the revolution and the People's Front win six weeks earlier. Mobile guards dispersed minor clashes as red flags bearing the hammer and sickle and the tricolor waved amid revolutionary songs. Similar events occurred in other cities.
Attorney General Wilentz of New Jersey testified before a federal grand jury in Washington about the Inter American peace conference and a boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. He declined to discuss details of the kidnapping case and said nothing further on the matter.
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