Daughter of railroad president wed Frank Kuwden in St. Peter ceremony
Miss Rena Debbs Baldwin, daughter of Missouri Pacific Railroad's president, married Frank Dixon Kuwden of Savannah Georgia in a candle light ceremony at St. Peter's Church in St. Louis. The groom hails from Savannah and the bride carries the family name KID DEMOCRAT.
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Debbs Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Frank Dixon Kuwden
Savannah
St. Peter
Insurance Angles of Wide Murder Case Studied in Court
Los Angeles June 30 claim the Robert James murder case centers on insurance motives. Prosecutors used two diamond back rattlesnakes as dramatic evidence while Charles Hope testified James killed his seventh wife for insurance. Louis Berry, an agent, said a $5,000 policy with double indemnity was arranged and the wife’s body was found in a fish pond last August 5.
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Charles Fricke
Charles Hope
Louis Berry
Parole Recommended for Young Atlantan Under Life Sentence
In Atlanta Georgia the state prison commission unanimous recommendation for parole is filed in the governor's office for Richmond G Gallogly a young resident serving life for a hold up slaying. Gallogly has served over seven years and is supported by public officials and citizens. A hearing date is not set. His co defendant George Harsh also remains under life sentence.
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Richmond G. Gallogly
State Prison Commission
Gallogly
Carlton Mobley
George Harsh
Drivers must be sons of Confederate states for Lakewood race
Atlanta June 20 Drivers entering the Lakewood A A A six mile race on July 4 must come from one of the states that formed the Confederacy. The notice appears in the local racing entry dispatch. Meanwhile a Savannah wedding event was held with Mr and Mrs Howden planning to reside there after a trip.
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Atlanta
Lakewood A. A. A
Tornado wreckage prompts Dixie towns to rebuild fast
Gainesville Georgia Tupelo Mississippi Cordele Georgia rebuild after tornadoes three months ago. $12,000,000 damage being replaced with sturdy structures. Red Cross commits $800,000 by January 1 plus supplies and shelter. Federal agencies pour millions. thousands on relief rolls dwindling as recovery strides continue.
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Associated Press
Gainesville
Southern
North Georgia Trade Center
Tupelo
Cordelo
Red Cross
Cordele
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Army Deserter Hanged in London for Murder
Fredrick H. Field, an army deserter, was hanged at Wandsworth prison for the murder of Miss Beatrice V. Sutton. He confessed to police that he killed the woman and later claimed guilt to fulfill his own act of killing.
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Fredrick H. Field
Beatrice V. Sutton
Wandsworth Prison
Field
Hepburn Named Best Hollywood Woman Golfer by Pro
Hollywood California June 30 golf pro Joe Novak called Katherine Hepburn the best woman golfer in Hollywood. He said she could beat any of the men if she had time to practice and praised her consistent high 70s to low 80s scores at Bel Air Country Club.
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Calif
Katherine Hepburn
Joe Novak
Novak
Bing Crosby
Bel-Air Country Club
Treasury Statement Shows Large Yearly Deficit and Debt
Washington reports June 27 receipts of 14.13 million and expenditures of 69.16 million, leaving a net balance of 2.88 billion. Fiscal year to date receipts total 4.086 billion against 8.81 billion in expenditures, with emergency spending 3.26 billion. Gross debt stands at 33.914 billion, down 37.4 million from yesterday. gold assets at 10.604 billion.
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Washington
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Sculptor to Create Memorial to Poppy Lady of Georgia
Atlanta sculptor Steffen Thomas will start a marble bust memorial to Miss Moiia Michael of Athens known as Georgia's poppy lady. The sculpture, to be placed in the state capitol rotunda, honors her annual poppy sale for American Legion fundraising. The Legion's Georgia department authorized the work. Mrs. Mary Bridwell dies in Atlanta after moving from Augusta in 1910.
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Atlanta
Steffen Thomas
Georgia
Moiia Michael
Athens
American Legion
Michael
Georgia Department of the American Legion
Larsen of Dublin Regrets Georgia’s Federal Security Program Pause
Larsen a governor candidate says Georgia cannot join the federal security program immediately and supports state participation in the old age pension plan. He criticizes county officials for attempting to place pension notes on ballots, calling such moves ignorant or deceptive. Governor Talmadge vetoed a constitutional tax for pension payments.
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Larsen
Dublin
Georgia
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