Bulldog Guarded Master in Return Home From Army
Indianapolis owner Charles D. Tucker retrieves his 3 year old bulldog Poosh from the KS Corps after a year of service. Poosh, trained as a sentry, had undergone a reverse instruction to shed guard habits before his return to Redwood, California, where he eyes men in uniform and remains alert. Tucker received notice that Poosh should be made familiar again with home and master.
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Indianapolis
Ind
BNS
G. L .Pooch
Army
GL Pooth
Charles D. Tucker
Indeapapolis
KS Corps
Redwood
Cal
Hiy
Turker
Rhe
Tucker
Divorce Granted After Surgery Stitch Reference
Judge Paul in Toledo’s domestic relations court grants a divorce to a 33 year old husband who testified his wife’s medical procedure left him with stitches and a pierced reputation. The remarks note the phrase not from laughter but from the surgeon’s needle.
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Toledo
Paul We. Alexander
RADON Facial Bath Ad Promises Smooth Skin
An old style advertisement touts RADON as a facial bath product. It claims cleansing with hot water and soap, then a rinse, with promises of smooth non greasy skin and affordability. The copy uses catchy phrases and claims a lingering box lasts a long time.
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Boxer Drom Co
Court of Appeals Dismisses Suit of Blaustein Family
The Court of Appeals affirmed by a 2 to 1 vote an appellate division ruling that dismissed an accounting suit filed in 1934 by Louis Blaustein and his son Jacob, executors of the estate, against Pan American Petroleum and Transport Co, Standard Oil Co of New Jersey, and Standard Oil Co of New Jersey Delaware corporation. The Blausteins alleged an agreement to integrate Pan American. Justice Rosenman previously ruled for the Blausteins but dismissed one defendant, Standard Oil Co of Indiana.
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Tno Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
Louis Blaustein
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Co
Standard OH Co
New Jersey
Standard Oil Co. of
Delaware
Blaustein
Pan American
Jacob
State Supreme Court
Samuel Rosenman
Roosevelt
New York City
Rosenman
Blausteins
Standard Oil Co
Inediana
Negro Children Vacation In Vermont Countryside
New York Negro children from Abyssinian Baptist Church, ages 8 to 32, began a two week vacation with white families in northern Vermont. The program, organized by Rev. A Ritchie Low, aims to improve racial and religious understanding and drew 10,000 Abyssinian members who funded transportation.
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Jonsson
New York
Vermont
Abyssinian Baptist Church
Ritchie Low
Ne| Groes
Low
Sive
Harlemy
United Church of Johnson
Trial court verdict overturned by Appellate Division split
The Appellate Division reversed the trial court by a 3 to 2 vote. The case was argued in the Court of Appeals about a year ago with Chief Justice Irving Lehman and Associate Judge Harlan W. Ripper dissenting from the majority. Final opinion copies were unavailable. Plaintiffs proposed damages range unofficially from 50 million to 76 million dollars.
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Court of Appeals
Irving Lehman
Fim
Whitehall Briefs and Local Notices
Fort Hangock duties resume for Pic. John Wells after ten days with his father Fred Weiss. Mrs. John Necey Jr. discharged from Glens Falls Hospital. Corp Herman Brevette of the Marine Corps visits from Quan ti ?d Va. Mrs Henry Neddo improving after major Albany Hospital operation. Emma Dougles reports Williams Street School students bought War Bonds totaling 2069.70. War Council rules require removal of telephone equipment from Poultney Street tower. windows and doors boarded up but tower kept for emergencies. Obituary note on Hari Danks and his widow dying in poverty in Boston.
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Fred Weiss
John Wells
Fort Hangock
John Necey, Jr
Glens Falls
Corp
Herman Brevette
Marine Corps
Quantied
John Brevette
Henry Neddo
Henry BD. Neddo
Albany
Emma Dougles
Williams Street
Stuents
State War Council
Poultney Street
Britain Warns Nazi Fortunes Face Seizure
London reports that Nazi fortunes deposited with neutral treasuries and banks may be seized as contraband by the United Nations. Lord Selborne, British economic warfare minister, said Nazis have attempted to move assets under false names and that a department tracks looted art for return to rightful owners.
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London
Britain
United Nations
Lord Selborne
Selborne
Owls to Lose Roost as Building Is Torn Down
Three owls that have roosted atop the old high school in Rockford Illinois for nearly fifty years will need new homes soon as the building is torn down.
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Rockford
Terracotta Owls Stand 52 Inches High and Weigh 500 Pounds
Two of the owls measure 52 inches tall and the third is smaller. The larger birds weigh 500 pounds each and are described as a mate of terra cotta hard baked pottery.
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Bulldog Still Guards
Yea UY A
Goodyear
Goodfyear Service Store
Fourth Street
Troy
Whitehall
Boston
Hari Darks
Danks
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
Brackenridge, Pennsylvania
Wabisto National Biscuit Company
Niagara
Bona Fide
BAYON
Stanley's Department Store
Perrere
Salcony
Stanley
TH .E S
Lpaper
Tk Pa
Pinafore Pet
Gur
Cornstairs
ARCH
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