Lombard Powell wed in Beverly Hills ceremony
Carole Lombard and William Powell were married last night at the Beverly Hills home of Lombard's mother Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peters. The couple had booked passage to Honolulu on the liner Malolo, sailing today.
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Desert Mystery Drives Tense Nevada Tale of Murder
Martin Bevis is jailed after a watch charm is found beside the bank cashier’s body amid a complex web involving Bruce, Pierre, and Roy Donovan over a $25,000 theft. In Drippin Spring desert camp, Pierre and Jimmie Harrigan discuss Bruce Carey and Colorado Bill while tracking a Mother Mountain lode and the fate of the missing gold.
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Ten Georgia Congressmen Call for Redistricting Action
Ten of Georgia's twelve congressmen urged immediate redistricting by the 1930 census reduced delegation from 12 to 10. They warned of a state-wide election if the legislature fails to redraw districts this session and praised Governor-elect Richard B Russell Jr for backing prompt redistricting.
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Eight Men and Woman Held In Georgia Slaying
Cedartown Georgia June 27 eight men and a woman were jailed for questioning in the slaying of Polk county officer W J Wester who stopped a liquor laden car. Tolbert said officers found 15 gallons of whisky in the vehicle and a gun battle followed as Wester was shot.
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Gasoline Prices Fall at Atlanta Stations
Reductions of one to two cents take effect at noon at three Atlanta filling stations. Standard Oil cuts regular to 16 cents, Shell lowers to 15 cents, and Wofford Oil plans to match Standard’s price.
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Ring History of the Striblings Continues to Rise
Boxer Stribling, 26, after a career with 290 plus bouts and 127 knockouts, prepares for a heavyweight title shot against Maxesfen in Cleveland stadium on July 3. He recalls past losses, wins, and later confidence as he aims for the title.
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American Banks Interest Selves in South America
White House officials say several New York banks and Federal Reserve banks have shown interest in South American financial matters but no president action is planned. The Hoover plan for a war debt holiday would guide economic aid, to be channeled through existing lenders that have previously funded those governments.
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Cuyler Free Under Suspended Sentence of Three Years
Jersey City N J June 27 Colonel Telamon Smith Cruer Cuyler was freed today under a suspended sentence of three years after pleading no defense to a conspiracy to defraud charge. He and Joseph Price faced a $250000 metal swindle case with Price already placed on probation.
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Cox To Be Honored As State Adjutant General
The Constitution reports Charles H. Cox former adjutant general of the Georgia national guard will be named state adjutant general by Governor Richard B. Russell Jr. He will attend the inauguration as a civilian yet head the Governor's staff at this afternoon's mansion reception in uniform.
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Average Oklahoma farm income reaches $1379 a year
For the past three years the average annual gross income per farm in Oklahoma has been $1,379.84, according to statistics gathered by the extension division of Oklahoma A and M College.
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