Detroit slaying trial ends with four defendants found guilty
The Detroit court convicted William Schweitzer alias Ferris and three companions Florence Jackson Loretta Jackson and Jean Miller in the murder of Howard Carter Dickinson a prominent New York attorney. All face life imprisonment. The scene includes Florence and Loretta Jackson reacting aloud as verdicts are read and Schweitzer bidding farewell to his wife and child.
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Hopson Appears Before Senate Utility Lobby Panel
Elusive chief stockholder of Associated Gas & Electric Co, How ard C. Hopson, cited for contempt and evading senate officers, testifies on his attempt to shift newspaper editorial policy to support the administration bill limiting utility holding company activities.
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Dinner guests tied to gas firm as Hopson probe grows
Marvin H. Melintyre notes a dinner with B. B. Robinson, Washington representative of Associated Gas & Electric Co., and L. W. Robert Jr., assistant secretary of the treasury. They visited Robinson’s room on the public terrace before the meal while Senate sought Howard C. Hopson, the company’s chief stockholder.
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Galli Curci To Sing Again After Goiter Operation
Opera star Mme Amelita Galli Curci says she will sing again after removing a goiter. Dr Arnold Kegel performed the operation in Chicago and both predict the voice will not be impaired. The 46 year old coloratura, once a Milan professor, debuted in Rome in 1909 and in the United States in 1916.
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Mason City names Herbert T Barclay city manager
Herbert T Barclay, a World War veteran and former superintendent of waterworks in Kansas City Kansas, became Mason City city manager on August 19 with a $5,000 yearly salary, succeeding E H Crofoot. Government paid ministers in early Virginia were funded by the government.
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Lorain police hunt husband in bride murder case
Lorain Ohio police hunt Joseph Meluch a 27 year old Lorain man a correspondence school detective who boasted he was government agent K 32 in the slaying of his 22 year old bride Dorothy Kline of Dearborn Michigan five weeks married Mrs Meluch was found on her bedroom floor with a crushed skull investigators say Meluch's sister Margaret told police she believed her brother might have done it and authorities pursued the lead
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