Chicago Gangland Killings Kill Two in South Side Tavern
In Chicago two dead and two wounded as gunmen open fire in a South Side tavern just after midnight. Danny Stanton a former Capone associate and Loura Dorman are killed. gunmen also injure Louis Chapiro and Charles O Broderdorf as police close in on the chaotic scene at the 6506 Club.
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Chicago
Capone
Stanton
Ago
Harry Preyner
Dorman
O'Broderdorff
Andrew Barry
Obroderdor
Tanton
Asing
UllGugh
Shap
Marmola weight loss claim targets fat women
An old health advisory promotes Marmola tablets for slimming without dieting or exercise, claiming thyroid-related fat can be shed by lax, self care and urging consultation with a physician if doubt remains. It notes Marmola’s long market presence and advises readers to follow package instructions.
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Conevict
Reserve Decision In Birney Appeal For Reinstatement
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court reserved decision on Charles A. Birney’s appeal seeking reinstatement from the State Department of Public Works after a Supreme Court denial. Birney, former Troy Fire Department member, was employed as a cook and was represented by Joan P. Judge.
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Appelate Division
Supreme Court
Charles A. Birney
Troy Fire Department
Leon. M. Laydon
Birney
State Department of Public Works
Joan P
State Fireman Seeks Civil Service Protection Appeal
Birney contests discharge from state service after 1941 dismissal while serving as an exempt fireman on a state canal boat. He argues Civil Service protection applies and that no written charges were filed. Patrick H. Clune represented the state in opposition to the appeal.
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Patrick H. Clune
Birney
New Furniture Shortage Spurs Antique Revival
A furniture shortage raises demand for antiques as old chairs tables china and glass reemerge in daily use. Dealers report antique chairs once kept for display are now being repaired and used while new mahogany is scarce due to war production. Scarcer china shifts Series bowls and fine cups to everyday service.
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Atlanta
George Washington
Aschina
Lansingburg Sunday School Hosts June Outing and Meetings
Mrs Seth N Genung's class met at 482 Third Avenue with assistant hostesses Mrs Clyde Heer Mrs Westburn Cole and Mrs Gus Haage handling games led by Mrs Harold Mower. June outing planned for June 3 with officers meeting at Mrs Genung's home. Marshall Wheeler spoke to ninth graders about senior high program at 11 am assembly urging serious study and homework. Naomi Sayles Tent meeting postponed to Monday. Tensqualaway Camp Fire Girls held weekly meeting at Our Saviors Lutheran Church planning another scrap drive with two teams Army and ...
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Seth N. Genung
Byron Follett
Third Avenue
Clyde W. Heer
Westburn Cole
Gus Haage
Stanley Cross
James O'Brien
Harold Mower
Genung Liag
Marshall Wheeler
Lansingburg High School
Thomas A. Knickerbocker
Naomi Sayles
Jessie Slade
Tensqualaway
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Army
Mrs Paul Buehler Donates Hair For War Effort
Mrs Paul Buehler of Spring Avenue Extension donated an 18 inch hair braid cut 32 years ago. The braid was accepted by Julian P Friez & Sons of Towson Maryland and will be used to make precision instruments for the war effort. Proceeds from the sale will be given to the Red Cross and the USO.
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Paul Buehler
Spring Avenue Extension
Julian P. Friez & Sons
Towson
Red Cross
USO
Whitehall Hero Returning Home
Lieut. William Turner of Whitehall, a member of the Little Abner airplane crew in the European theater, decorated for bravery, is coming home on a furlough. He phoned his mother Mrs. David Bren in Miami to say he arrived safely in the United States and expects to be home soon.
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William Turner
Whitehall
David Bren
Miami
Fla
Navy and Army Girls Plan May Play and Biweekly Reading
Navy captain Carolyn Martin and Army captain Sandra Winne organize biweekly book and magazine exchanges and rehearse a play set for performance in the last week of May. The plan includes ongoing literary activities and a staged production.
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Navy
Carolyn Martin
Sandra Winne
Army
Nazi Anti Aircraft Towers Described by Berlin Radio
Berlin radio described new anti aircraft artillery towers as gigantic structures with ferro concrete walls equivalent to about fifteen kilometers of the West Wall. They house a crew of around 200 men offer shelter to civilians and even include a maternity room. The towers protect works of art and use twin guns with new ammunition. Hitler Youth boys aged 15 to 16 assist as crews.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Transocean
West Wall
Hitler
Confusion Marks New York Air Raid Drill
Confusion marked the blackout test as observers reported residents turning on lights at the second blue signal. Wardens noted many people failed to observe the all clear. The practice alarm Wednesday night lasted nearly an hour and extended through New York City and Long Island areas.
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New York
CMS
New York City
Long Island
New York State
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Stanley B. Wilise
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Arthur Stuarts, Jr
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E. A. Bennett
Lee J. Barnum
Lansingburg
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