War memories and a crossing of paths on a train
A veteran narrator recalls workers who toil for others after war, contrasting freedom with obedience. Dr. Peck reflects on class and the gulf between those who read horror and those who endure it, while aboard a Pullman train Corbett shares tense moments with two young travelers as they seek light, work, and escape.
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Corbett
Jacksonville
Fiahda
Salling
Kling
Woman hurled from hotel window in Washington death
In Washington a 25 year old woman identified as Dorothy Dieter Mahoney and her lover Arthur D. Millison, 36, leapt to death after an apparent murder suicide at the Lafayette hotel. Police say the woman likely died before the fall. Millison sent word to his brother he had disposed of the girl before leaping.
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Ether
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Miami
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Washington
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Arthur D. Millison
Millison
San Francisco
Lafayette Hotel
Clyde
Marienne T. Dieter
Dorothy Lamour
Uncle Sammish
Hollywood
Dorothy
Herbie Kay
Churchill
New Orleans
Dottie
Chicago
Marshall Fields
E.natural
William Ross Howard II
Baltimore Sct
Pastor plans trip abroad on church board vote
Rev Montgomery, long serving at First Christian Church, plans a month long vacation to Great Britain funded by the church and accompanied by Mrs Montgomery and daughter Miss Dorig. He will attend a Disciples of Christ Church of England convention in August in Birmingham. A camel is said to have twice the carrying power of an ox.
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Church Board
Great Britain
England
Mrs. Montgomery
Miss Dorig Montgomery
Disciples of Christ Church of England
Birmington
Montgomery
Charles Butterworth Killed in Los Angeles Crash
Hollywood dispatch reports actor Charles Edward Butterworth, 46, died in a sunset Boulevard crash when his roadster lost control, struck a building, and skidded 180 feet before hitting a telephone pole. The impact hurled him to the cement street in a fatal accident.
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Hollywood
Charles Edward Butterworth
Sunset Boulevard
Pluma Road
Actor Butterworth dies in California crash at Sunset Strip
An Indiana born actor Butterworth living at the Bel Air Hotel was killed when his roadster plowed into a building on Sunset Strip. The car struck with such force that the battery was torn loose and tossed into the street, demolishing the vehicle. He attended Notre Dame and earned a law degree before becoming a journalist and actor.
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Butterworth
Bel Air Hotel
General Hospital
California Highway Patrol
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Pleasure Saddle Club Brings Princeton Spring Horse Show
Princeton horsemen prepare a spring horse show to be held Sunday afternoon June 16 at Lafayette Park in the northwest part of the city. Members from the Pleasure Saddle Club have organized extensive preparations for the event.
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Princeton
Pleasure Saddle Club
Lafayette Park
Fine new show ring built at park for big event
The club prepares a ten class pony show with seating for hundreds at the park. Entries close at noon Sunday with William Mauck of Princeton. Judge Loran Cox and ringmaster James Barker lead officials. entries to be mailed or delivered to 404 West Walnut Street, Princeton.
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West Walnut Street
Princeton
Loran Cox
Elnora
James Barker
Evansville
Orville Puckett
Loran Carter
Pony Express
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