Gadgeteers Display Doodads at National Inventors Congress
Chicago June 22 The fourteenth annual national inventors congress showcases 700 investors and 3 500 manufacturers with a wild array of doodads thingama jigs including a lullaby bassinet disposable diapers and a hen s nest that separates layers from Hlars President Albert G Burns of Oakland calls nuts the crowd sees a night fishing angler light a cigarette tray tube with a bed smoking feature and a pneumatic sliding ladder aimed at easing painting jobs enduring ideas emerge from the quirky exhibits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Biddy
Albert G. Burns
Oakland
Cal
Congress
Oklahoma
Milord
Kansas City
Defense seeks alternate killing site for Dyas in Hall case
Moore Haven Florida June 24 defense counsel for O F Che Hall plans to show William Dyas was killed elsewhere and his body placed in Alligator Slough where searchers found it. W D Bell said the case would take today and most of tomorrow with witnesses possibly calling to support the theory. Four state witnesses testified that Hall said he fired on three men and one identified Dyas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Haven
Fla
William Dyas
Alligator Slough
Counse
O. F
Che" Hall
Dyas
W. D. Bell
Hall
Arcadia
Supreme Court Hears Slaughter Death Penalty Appeal
Atlanta briefs filed in the Slaughter case after the Court of Appeals reversed a verdict in the Tarria county attack case. The Supreme Court granted a rehearing but did not hear oral arguments. decision pending after reviewing submitted briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Slaughter
Atlanta
Robert Slaughter
Tarria County
Columbus
Court of Appeals
Harris County
A. J. Perryman
World commerce leaders convene in Paris at ICC session
Frederick Fentener Van Viissetnge opens the International Chamber of Commerce world congress in Paris with a call to end the quotas and exchange war. President Lebrun and 1000 business leaders from 35 countries hear proposals for currency stability and trade barrier reductions shaping postwar recovery.
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Paris
International Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Fentener van Viissinge
Albert Lebrun
France
United States
Hoover says G men have fastest communications system
J Edgar Hoover declares the Justice Department Bureau of Investigation has the fastest national police communications. He cites a new switchboard linking 37 offices with 24 hour teletype operation and nationwide telegraph capability, plus a 30 member deciphering staff and operators in each office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
G-men
Justice Department
Bureau of Investigation
Weyerhaeuser
Salt Lake City
Butte
Mont
Hte
Europe
Dillinger's Final Days Recounted At Trials
Testimony at Louis Piquett's trials described Dillinger and Homer Van Meter living in fear and seeking silence for weeks. Witnesses recalled a shack hideout, a costly bed, and plans to surrender after government agents closed in on May 24, 1934. Evelyn Frechette was arrested as her boyfriend faced pursuit.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Louis P. Piquett
Dillinger
Homer van Meter
Piquett
van Meter
James J. Probasco
Eight Gangsters Questioned Over Last Fall Armored Car Robbery
Eight alleged gangsters from New York the Charlie the Jew gang were questioned in Pompton Lakes New Jersey about the September 427000 armored car robbery in Brooklyn. They are held under guard in Passaic county jail after a raid exposed a cache of weapons and stolen licenses.
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Paterson
N.J
Pompton Lakes
Passaic County
New York
Georgia income tax receipts jump 66 percent in second quarter
Atlanta June 25 A 66 percent rise in Georgia income tax collections for the second quarter was reported by W E Page collector of internal revenue. Quarter totals reached 1 752 075 compared with 1 057 472 a year earlier, a gain of 694 606. Georgia led in field per deputy averages except in parts of Texas and Oklahoma. Georgia has 28 deputy collectors. Today marred the second anniversary of the Georgia collector's induction into office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
W. E. Page
Internal Revenue
Texas
Oklahoma
Sos: Personal notices from a hometown column
Miss Doris Braswell travels to Clearwater to visit Miss Trudie Rodgers. The McMullan family welcomes a son, Vandiver Fain, born at John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Melton and sister plan visits to Charlotte and Petersburg. Mrs. Stancil visits then returns to Washington. Denby Coon returns to Washington after a family visit. Mrs. Rutland and children visit Rutlands in Montgomery.
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Doris Braswell
Clearwater, Fla
Trudie Rodgers
Guy V. McMullan
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Vandiver Fain
H. H.melton
G. G. Jackson
Williston
Fla
Charlotte
N. C
Petersburg
Life term confessor links Savannah drug store robbery
Raiford Fla June 24. Superintendent L F Chapman said life term convict R B Haynie signed an affidavit admitting he took part in the Savannah drug store armed robbery. Two Savannah youths indicted. McConnell and Reeves deny knowledge. none have changed their stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiford
Fla
L. F. Chapman
State Prison
R. B. Haynie
Savannah
Chapman
Haynie
J. C. McConnell
Reeves
Tampa
Atlanta
McConnell
Trial date set for Mrs. Waley in $200,000 kidnap case
In Tacoma Washington on June 24, Judge Cushman scheduled the trial of Mrs. Margaret Waley for July 5 on charges of kidnapping and conspiracy in the high profile abduction of 9 year old George Weyerhaeuser. Her husband is already imprisoned for the crime. Jury impaneling and preliminaries will precede testimony beginning July 9.
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Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
E. B. Cushman
Waley
McKen Island Federal Prison
Thurston County
Stephen J. O’brien
Waley to testify for wife in Weyherhauser kidnap case
Harmon M Waley will be summoned from McNeil Island to give a full confession to clear his wife Margaret Waley of guilt in the $200000 abduction of the Weyerhaeuser boy. Attorney John F Dore said Waley would testify for Margaret as the first courtroom fight of the case approaches with trial possible by July 2.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harmon .M. Waley
McNeil Island
George Weyerhauuser
John F. Dore
Margaret Waley
Waley
Weyerhaeuser
Dore
Seattle
Suspended Minister Refuses Apology At Trial
Atlanta June 24 The Rev H E McBrayer suspended as pastor of Lakewood Heights Methodist Church says he has no intention of apologizing or retracting anything at his church board trial Thursday He will repeat statements made during the repeal campaign as Georgia voted to retain prohibition Lawyer officials said the trial will be held in executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
H. E. McBrayer
Lakewood Heights Methodist Church
Georgia
Negotiations for Miner Wage and Hour Contracts Delayed
Washington June 24 Negotiations on new wage and hour contracts for Appalachian soft coal miners were delayed as southern producers requested time for caucus The article notes a souths first streamline train The Rebel glided as the scene shifted to negotiation pauses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgia Notables Travel as Camp Guests and Officials Move
Mrs. O K Carswell travels from Thomasville to Vienna Virginia with Arvah Clay and Leah Stegall as the group returns to White Plains New York. Georgia State Senate members meet with Senator Fred Scott en route to Simmons Camp near Tallahassee for events with Florida leaders Governor Talmadge and Governor Sholtz. Ansel Frohberg earns Red Cross life saving examiner status after completing training at Camp Carolina Brevard NC. Fifth Sunday meeting of Thomas County Baptist Association set for Barnetts Creek Church June 29 30 with a full program of devotions sermons discussions and Sabbath services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia State Senate
Fred Scott
Simmons
Tallahassee
Senate
Florida Senate
Dave Sholtz
Florida
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Senator Simmons
Talmadge
Ansel Frohberg
RED Cross
Brevard
N. C
Camp Carolina
National Aequatic School
Frohberg
Barnetts Creek
Thomas County Baptist Association
W. M. Davis
John Turner
Merrillville
Barnett
J. B. Alligood
J. G. Garrison
W. B. Cochran
T. F. Callaway
W. H. Wages
R. Simpson
J. P. Hart
B. W. Stone
W. R. Croft
Huey Long Awaiting Roosevelt Reply On Share Our Wealth Plan
Washington June 24 Senator Long of Louisiana said he anxiously awaited a reply from President Roosevelt to six questions on the share our wealth program. He warned Roosevelt may be dealt the nine of hearts but would face the deuce in November 1936, explaining the line as a huey Long colloquialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Long
D.-La
Roosevelt
Congress
Cancer deaths seen preventable by public medical use
Minneapolis reports at scientific meeting that forty percent of cancer deaths are preventable with current knowledge. Dr Rector cites 1932 figures: 122,449 total cancer deaths and 3,120 skin cancer deaths, with most skin cancer deaths avoidable. emphasizes progress in prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Minnesota State Medical Association
F. ©. Rector
Evanstin
Ill
Rector
Deeper Into Dixie Travels to Mobile on Initial Run
The notice notes a transportation service called Deeper Into Dixie making its first trip with Mobile, Alabama listed as its ultimate destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Mobile
Aie
Flowers Krushed Wheat Bread Promises Healthful Digestive Boost
The advertisement claims Krushed Wheat Bread removes flat taste in whole wheat bread and aids regularity through roughage and other ingredients without cathartics. It highlights a secret process using honey to stimulate the intestines and notes toasted bread tastes like it is full of nut meats.
Milk Plant Starts Strong as Route System Expands
Checks for milk sales show a rapid start for the new cheese plant with June 22 total at 5150 pounds. Daily production from patrons averages about three gallons, with larger producers delivering 150 to 250 pounds daily. A Monticello route begins, joining Lake Jamoni, Boston Barwick, Coolidge, and Ochiocnee routes to boost supply and distribution. The Kraft Company plans equipment expansion as cheese production nears 400 pounds daily, and officials anticipate higher milk sales and farmer income as routes grow.
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Monticello
Lake Jamoni
Boston-Barwick
Barrow
Coolidge
Robt. McDonald
Ochiocknee
Kraft Company
Governor warns alt strikers on federal aid
South Carolina Governor Olin D Johnston told labor leaders that strikers who quit will struggle to receive federal aid, effective July 1, and urged strikes only as a last resort. He noted workers on relief rolls now may lose benefits and food and clothing aid may end.
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Greenville
S. C
Organized Labor
Olin D Johnston Todey
Stat Federation of Labor
Johnston
Flowers Honey Krushed Wheat Bread advertisement
Doctors prescribe Flowers Honey Krushed Wheat Bread to treat digestion and constipation claiming it cleanses the intestines. The ad urges daily consumption for ten days and promises renewed energy, then suggests continuing a meal basis with the crusty loaf.
Twelve year old girl returns home from hospital in Georgia
Jean Ellington, aged about twelve, who had been in a Philadelphia hospital since age two, arrived at a farmhouse near Lyons GA to reunite with her family. A steady stream of visitors filled the home as her eldest brother John spoke of plans for her future, including schooling with tutoring and ongoing medicine at home.
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Iin
Jean Ellington
Phildelphia Hospital
Jean
Tton
John
Philadel
Ray
Georgia News Briefs Highlight State Law Push and Tragedies
A Georgia Pharm Association group launches a bill to regulate trade practices. Evang Warrenton chairs the board with Helen Chester Macon as vice chair and Z O Moore At field as secretary. Pard 87, a traveling salesman, dies at home. A truck overturn near Rexford Tugwell cited in regional rural resettlement talk. Macon to dedicate new city hall honoring Wshworth Hall Sr as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon. Ga
Georgia Pharmaceut Association
Tles Evang
Warrenton
Helen Ichester
Macon
R. C. Wilson
Athens
Z. O. Moore
Atfield
Neon
Walter Holland Called to Trial in 1933 Kidnapping Case
Edwardsville Illinois June 24 Walter Holland alias Irish O Malley captured at Kansas City after a two year chase was called to trial today for participation in the July 1933 kidnapping of August Luer a wealthy Alton banker The finger woman Mrs Lillian Chessen and Eugene Randolph Norvell who drove the kidnapping automobile are to testify for the state They both are serving life terms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville
Walter Holland
O’maley
Kansas City
August Luer
Alton, II
Lillian Chessen
Eugene Randolph Norvell
Crackers Lookouts Pels Win in Southern Standings Rise
The Chattanoora Lookouts defeated Little Rock 4 2 and 6 3 to rise to third as New Orleans beat Knoxville 4 3 then tied Smokies 6 6 in darkness. Memphis split with Nashville while Cracker pitcher Bud Thomas notches his eleventh win as they beat Birmingham 7 3. Birmingham meets Atlanta next.
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Associated Press
Chattanoora Lectouts
Little Rock
New Orleans
al Milnar
Knoxville
Smokies
Memphis
Nashville
Chicks
Bud” Thomas
Birmingham
Atlanta
Automobile Crash Kills C D Bowling Enroute to Baxley
An auto wreck on the Wadley Swainsboro highway killed C D Bowling of Columbia South Carolina and injured Mrs Bowling. They were en route to meet a son in Baxley Georgia when the blowout caused the car to overturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swainsboro, Ga
Wadley Swainsboro Highway
C. D. Bowling
Columbia
S. C
Bowling
Baxley
Puzzle Clues and Answers From Saturday Page
A garbled crossword style list with numbers and word fragments. It includes clues such as Japanese cola and ideas of timing and positions, along with corrupted phrases and misspelled names indicating a newspaper puzzle solution section.
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Hoover
State House
Trenton
J. C. Stancil
Washington, D. C
Luther Graswell
Smithfield
Mr. Stancil
Mr. Denby Coon
Mrs. W. M. Coon
W. F. Rutland
Fred Jr
Florence
Montgomery, Ala
R. A. Rutland
Life Termer
Red
Bracey Lumber Co
O. K. Carswell
Vienna
Thomasville
Arvah Clay
Decatur
Ala
Harry Kloepfer
White Plains
N.Y
Clay
Leah Stegall
Huey
L. B. Mitchell
South Carolina
ALT Strikers
Mty van Y
Ling
Flowers Baking Company, Inc
Anrighta
Lve
Eorgia
1St Point
Sheppard
Seaton
Frank Jows
Albert Roberts
Iverta Road
Here
Anta
Philip West
Univer System of Georgia
Rexford Tugwell
National Star
O’malley
Pels
VOLS
Leslie M. Grantham
Williams
Albany
State Highway Department
Webster County
Augusta
Will D. Jennings
L. Ponctual
Broad Street
Jurladietiont Ishawa
Pare
Ivo
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