Votes Roll In as European Tour Contest Surges
The Europe contest gains momentum with another 500000 votes on Monday. Top votegetters include Mildred Craig 619050 Elsie Glassburner 662100 Mary Pauls 437450 and Mary Dougall leading with 152300 votes. Special prizes offer a frock shoes lingerie and more for weekly top performers.
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Mildred Craig
Elsie Glassburner
Dorothy Soukup
Mary Pauls
Mary L. Barnes
Ned
Mary Dougall
Europe
Washington
Mildred Brown
Tri County Doctors In Convention Opened By Brookhart
Vri County Medical Association members from Henry Jefferson and Washington counties met in the city last evening opening with a dinner served by doctors wives and children Senator Brookhart opened his primary campaign in the M C A gym praising medicine and progress Dr Dennis W Crile of Augustana Hospital Chicago spoke on wartime surgical experience and medical science The gathering featured illustrated motion pictures of anatomy and a goiter operation with strong attendance and high interest Dr Crile is Associate Professor of Surgery at the University of Illinois and traveled with Dr William Boice to Washington
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Vri-County Medical Association
Henry, Jefferson
Washington County
Senator Brookhart
E. E. Stutsman
Association
Smith W. Brookhart
Panama Canal Zone
Dennis W. Crile
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Crile
France
William Boice
Washington
University of Illinois
Hope Springs Eternal in Lindbergh Baby Negotiations
Norfolk reporters describe the Marcon cruise as the crucial effort by local negotiators to recover the kidnapped Lindbergh baby. John Hughes Curtis leads the Norfolk group with Edwin Bruce and Navy pilot Richard aboard, seeking to end the wearisome mission amid weather delays and unconfirmed Lindbergh sightings.
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Norfolk
Col
Lindbergh
Marcon
John Hughes Curtis
Curtis
Edwin B. Bruce
Elmira
N. Y
Portsmouth
Geo
Jg.Richard
Navy
H. Dobson- Peacock
Christ's Episcopal Church
Guy H. Murrae
Bruce
Richard
Maroon
Curtiss
Charles H Consolvo
Frank H. Lackmann
Sourland Mountain
Hopewell
N. J
Carpenter Isaac Sprague Keeps Working at 96
Although ninety six years old, Isaac Sprague of Dorchester continues to work as a carpenter and builder, a trade he has pursued for seventy years. He boasts a good appetite and perfect eyesight.
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Boston
INS
Isaac Sprague
Dorchester
Peru Labor Law Expands Peruvians in Workforce
Peru implements a new labor law requiring 80 percent Peruvian personnel in all business, commercial and industrial enterprises. The measure takes effect April 14 and applies to firms across the country.
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Lima
Peru
Canton Man Freed After Two Months Lost in Jail
Canton Ohio reports John McCoy aged 22 was jailed for two months due to an authorities oversight after being declared lost in the system. He was released following the error and restoration of his status.
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Canton, O
INS
John McCoy
Refused Freedom Request Due to No Safe Shelter
A person was offered freedom but refused it, stating they had no other place to go and nowhere to shelter. The decision highlights limited options for those seeking release.
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Was
City Manager orders end to police band in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri police band is to be disbanded by City Manager H F McElroy. The decree follows a notice that only one brass drum and several horns with parade experience remain as possible items of interest.
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Kansas City
Sade
H. F. McElroy
Mayor Demands Hoover Help for Wheat Relief
Johnstown Pennsylvania mayor Eddie McCloskey denounces red tape delaying Red Cross food relief and requests immediate shipments of the farm board surplus wheat to aid hungry citizens.
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Johnstown
INS
Red Cross
Eddie McCloskey
Hoover
Farm Board
Free Swim Week Yields Six Boys Swim 20 Yards
Six boys passed the test by swimming the full 20 yard length at the Y pool as part of free learn to swim week. The swimmers named are Joe McElhinney Billy Rawn Clarence Haifley Robert Palmer Warren Coxe and Fred Reid. About forty boys took the lessons and fifteen learned the 20 ft width, with all participants achieving a swimming milestone.
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Joe Joe McElhinney
Billy Rawn
Clarence Haifley
Robert Palmer
Warren Coxe
Fred Reid
Edwin Griffith
Islands and navy argue over Pacific defense
A reader from Santa Monica questions the U S stance on retaining distant islands like Hawaii and the Philippines to guard the Pacific. The letter suggests returning to home shores and leaving others to their own devices amid talk of future wars.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Honolulu
Pacific
Azores
Atlantic
Honolus
Philippines
Mrs B Weidner dies after brief illness in Brighton
Adrienne Wanerus known as Youny Weidner of Brighton dies at Washington County Hospital after a winter illness and sudden heart trouble. Survived by daughter Maxine 13 and brothers John Fred Theodore Philip and Clara McClintie Lena Kisor. Funeral plans pending relatives’ word.
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Brighton
Ben Weidner
Washington County Hospital
Adrienne Wanerus
Youny’' Wanerus
John Wanerus
Fairfield
Washington
Weidner
Maxine
John
Fred
Clara McClintie
Theodore
Washington, D. C
Philip
Lena Kisor
Galesburg
Ill
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Fine Rain Fell Last Night .82 of An Inch
Thunder and lightning accompanied a rainfall of .82 inches, measured by Don D. Sherman the state rain gauge official. The note praises the precision of the rainfall record and the usefulness of the service.
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Don D. Sherman
Don
City employees take weekly vacation under 1932 budget plan
Alliance city council approves an economy move with a new 1932 appropriation requiring all city workers to take one day off each week as a cost saving measure.
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Alliance
Capone Ready for Leavenworth Transfer in Eleven Years
Chicago observers report U S Marshal H W Laubenheimer will move Al Capone to Leavenworth tonight to begin an eleven year prison term plus a $50 000 fine for income tax evasion. The court ruling denying certiorari ends Capone’s last hopes of escape, with guards ready to escort him from the county jail to the federal penitentiary. Capone and accomplices face removal procedures, with potential later transfers and a denim uniform upon arrival.
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Chicago
Alphonse Capone
U. S
H. ©. W. Laubenheimer
al Capone
Leavenworth
U. S. Supreme Court
Robert Ryan
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Samuel Alschuler
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Capone
U. S. Court
High Court
Washington
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh District
Supreme Court
Michael Ahern
Caepone
U. S. Marshall
H. C. W. Laubenheimer
Scarface al
Kansas
James H. Wilkerson
Ralph
Hhis
Congressmen Seek Pardon for Honolulu Honor Slayers
Washington dispatch reports 836 congressmen urge unconditional pardons for Lt. Thomas H. Massie and three others convicted in Honolulu honor slaying. The push to Gov. Judd follows calls amid Honolulu tension and ongoing defense of Massie Fortescue defendants.
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Honolulu
Washington
INS
Thomas H. Massie
Congress
Lawrence Judd
Hawaii
M. H. Thatcher
Kentucky
Thatcher
Judd
U. H
Anne Kleugel
Massie-Fortescue
International
Kleugel
Honolulu Citizens’ Organization For Good Government
Harry Kleugel
Territorial Board of Leper Hospitals
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
T. H
Sanford Wood
United States
Wood
Mitchell
Rothschild Speaks on Jewish Contribution to Civilization
Colonel C. J. Wilson and Mr. I. Rothschild were guests of the Mount Pleasant Rotary Club. Rothschild delivered the evening address titled The Jew's Contribution to Civilization, a survey of Jewish history and notable achievements in ancient and modern times.
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C. J. Wilson
Mr. I. Rothschild
Mr. Pleasant Rotary Club
Rothschild
Mr. Rothschild
Health Roundup at Ainsworth Tomorrow
The annual summer round up at Ainsworth school is set for tomorrow at 2 PM. The Health Unit will conduct free examinations for children aged 2 to 6, inviting both town and rural residents of the Ainsworth community.
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Ainsworth
Health Unit
Brookhart Opens 1932 Campaign In Iowa City
Senator W. Brookhart speaks at the Y M C A in Iowa City to a large home audience and visiting supporters. He criticizes Wall Street practices, calls for salary reductions, and urges broader federal aid to midwest and southern states while outlining his goals for a future senate term. Harold Orr of Ottumwa visits Washington Monday.
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Smith W. Brookhart
Washington D. C
Towa City
Towa
Carl Klein
Wall Street
Brookhart
United States
Harold Orr
Ottumwa
Washington
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