Liberty Theatre Tonight Shows New Paramount Comedy
Ambience and entertainment notes recount Liberty Theatre presenting a fresh two strip Paramount feature tonight with a Red Cross nurse crowd scene and a lively comedy, plus another Paramount title Are Parents People at Laverty on Tuesday and Wednesday led by Latta Bronson. Grand Theater and The Spirit of the U.S.A. headline, with National attraction Cytherea at the First National, and a storm report from Austin. The piece also mentions a serious illness of a young son of Dr. Spink in Indianapolis and a note on a Detroit event.
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Bebe Dan
Red Cross
Paramount
Gomes
Athe Laverty
Latta Bronson
Florence Idol
Peter Ok Fentons
Ge Grand
Johnnie Ilker
Mary Carr
Bababy
Vernon
Pink
LF. Spink
Ot Methodist
Indianapolis
Detroit
Michi
Methodist Hospital
Toahy
We All Oy Dorothy Dix on Self Sacrifice and Mothers
A reflective column argues against idealizing female martyrdom and maternal self sacrifice. It notes modern women balancing work and family, questions praise for endless sacrifice, and honors mothers who support their husbands and children while pursuing their own lives. The piece critiques societal expectations and highlights lasting tensions between duty and personal autonomy.
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Sally
Births and foreclosures in Vincennes district listing names
Weather report shows Yesterday's high 89 and low 68 with 1.20 inches of precipitation. Birth notices names include Richard H Read 21 Vincennes Wilma Louise Scudder 19 Vincennes Wilhelm Miller Lahrman 22 Vincennes and Bonnie Elizabeth Walker 21 Vincennes. Many birth records list multiple families and streets. Foreclosure action at First National Bank of Odor against Nimrod Slaven et al. Real estate transfers mention Greenwell, Gootee, Padgett, Smith and others with parcel descriptions and street locations in the Daviess and surrounding counties.
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Richard H. Read
City
Wilme Louise Scudder
Williem Miller Lahrman
Vincennes
Bonnie Elizabeth Walker
Jurors Deny Damages in Harris Lawsuit
New York Justice McCrate lauded a Queens Supreme Court jury that awarded no damages to Jack Harris a 25 year old invalid who sought 100000 from Julius Tischman Sons Inc and Knickerbocker Fireproofing. Harris testified from a stretcher denying signing industrial compensation papers while defendants produced an affidavit bearing his signature. Justice praised the jurors for their fair square decision on the facts.
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New York
Justice McCrate
Supreme Court
Queens
Jack Harris
Julius ‘Tischman & Sons, Inc
Pennsylvania
West Thirty- ‘Fourth Street
Knickerbocker Fireproofing Company
Harris
Major Gem completes defense day test postponement
The department notes Summer weather and the Fourth of July holiday lessen the suitability of holding a national test. Officials believe national defense day should be observed with care, aligning with the holiday’s significance while ensuring safety and readiness.
Relative of most presidents dies in Boston home
Massamate D. Barbour, who claimed kin to nearly every U S president except Buchanan, died at his Boston home in his eighty fourth year. He authored a history of the Barbour family and spent twenty five years researching it. Barbour traveled extensively in the Orient and collected ancient Chinese dynasties.
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Boston
Massamate D. Barbour
United States
Buchanan
America
Ba Barbour
Barbour
Sahataively
Orient
Want Ads Too Late for Classification
Classified blurb notes a recently overhauled and painted car offered as a bargain with a $50 price and a phone contact, likely dated and terse. Names and exact contact details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a simple sale listing.
Deaths Gad Barley in 28th year with family notice
Fragmentary obituary notes Gad Barley born circa 1896 died in Mantch aged about twenty eight. Survived by spouse and two children Helen aged nine. The fragment mentions a union and bereaved family but lacks full details.
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Ainion
Helen
Pretty Girl Bandit Robs Widow in Camden Store
A refined looking young woman entered a Camden, New Jersey widow’s store, bought groceries, demanded change, struck the clerk with a pistol butt, then fled in a car with 120 dollars. The victim, Margaret Sinclair, regained consciousness after fifteen minutes and reported the crime. The bandit wore a blue coat suit, stockings, patent shoes, and a tailored sports coat, prompting disbelief she could be a robber.
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Camden
N. J
Margaret Sinclair
Clever Girl Nurses Outsmart Hospital Head
Washington DC nurses at area hospitals stayed past visiting hours and devised a plan to return to their rooms by fire escape. The hospital official had ordered shock devices on the escapes, but the nurses wore gloves to absorb shocks. The ruse ends the hospital head’s fear and quashes his supposed threat.
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Washington, D. C
Bitten by Actor's Dog in $25,000 Suit
Jacques Weinberg seven years old through guardian Max Weinberg sues Cosway Tearle Adele Rowland Tearle and the movie for damages after a bulldog named Happy attacked him in December 1921 in Chappaqua near the Tearle country estate. The boy described the dog leaping on him, tearing his scalp, and biting his cheek before witnesses and a Supreme Court justice in White Plains.
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New York
Supreme Court
Joseph Morschauser
White Plains
Jacques Weinberg
Max Weinberg
Cosway Tearle
Adele Rowland Tearle
Chappaqua
Tearles
Happy
Hawkins Set to Appear for Sentence Today
Hawkins is due in federal court this afternoon for sentencing on a fraudulent use case. Attorneys for Hawkins were expected to file a motion for a new trial.
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Hawkins
California grizzly seen in Sequoia after decades
Reports from San Francisco claim the California grizzly, long thought extinct, has reappeared in Sequoia National Forest after about forty years. The bear, larger than the Rocky Mountain subspecies with a grayish tint and a distinctive shoulder hump, was once the state emblem and feared by rivals though not seen as a threat to humans who avoided it.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
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