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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1933

Page

5

Mooney Parole Hope Rises After Long Trial Fight

After sixteen years of legal battle, a new trial renews Mooney's bid for pardon and freedom. Supporters cite readiness for a day in court as a potential turning point while awaiting the courtroom outcome.

Mooney Tom Mooney America Louis H. Ward San Francisco Ward Matthew Aady Mary Mooney James J. Walker New York James A. Rolph California

Omaha Widow Marries Wall Street Plunger

Mrs. Harriette Metz Noble of Omaha wed Jesse L. Livermore, known as the boy plunger of Wall Street, in Geneva Illinois on March 21. She is the widow of A Warren Noble and returned from two years of voice study in Vienna last February. They plan to reside in Chicago.

Harriette Metz Noble Omaha Nebr Jesse L. Livermore Wall Street Geneva Livermore A. Warren Noble Vienna Chicago

Actor Harry Bannister Heads to War as War Correspondent

Former husband of film star Ann Harding, Bannister leaves for the Far East from Newark Airport to report for United States consumption. The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, founded in 1805, is cited, noting its long history as America's oldest art school.

Harry Bannister Rewark 4 N. J Far East United States Bannister Ann Harding Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Charles Wilson Ivale

Mystery Man Behind the Commander in Chief A Trusted Lawyer

Basil OConnor of Roosevelt and OConnor in New York is described as a private, highly influential adviser to the President. A self-made lawyer and strategist, he could hold any top post but remains out of the spotlight, aiding the administration quietly. He is a Dartmouth and Harvard Law School graduate, married to Elvira Miller with two daughters.

Basil O'Connor Roosevelt and O'Connor New York O’connor Deee Brain Trust O'Connor Taunton High School Mass Dartmouth Harvard Law School Elvira Miller Louisville Long Island

How Will Chancellors Hitler Use Vast Dictatorial Power

A bold analysis questions how Adolf Hitler will employ his growing dictatorial authority in Germany. It weighs potential methods and impacts against contemporary leaders Mussolini Stalin and Kemal Pasha, highlighting the immense force at the Nazi chief’s disposal and possible moral outcomes.

Hitler Mussolini Stalin Kemal Pasha

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