Cameraman Sues Fleming for Alienation of Wife
Paul Lockwood, a Los Angeles film cameraman, sues director Victor Fleming for 150000 dollars alleging Fleming alienated the affections of Lockwood’s wife Marjorie Patricia Lockwood. Fleming denies the charges.
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Paul Lockwood
Los Angeles
Victor Fleming
Marjorie Patricia Lockwood
Fleming
Ten Biggest News Stories of 1933 Named by Central Press
Central Press Association lists ten major events for 1933 including the Roosevelt assassination attempt that fatally wounded Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak, Hitler's rise in Germany, the Akron dirigible disaster, J P Morgan inquiry, prohibition repeal, San Jose lynchings, the national bank holiday, Machado's Cuban upheaval, and Soviet Russia recognition after Litvinov's Washington visit.
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Central Press Association
San Jose
Roosevelt
Machado
Illustrated Feature Service
Calvin Cool
Neu Guilty of Slaying Sheffield Clark Sr in New Orleans
Louis Kenneth Neu is found guilty of murdering Sheffield Clark Sr in New Orleans. He exchanges taunting remarks with his lawyers Charles A. Danna and Clarence Dowling before the jury returns the verdict. Neu is sentenced to death and leaves the courtroom singing and grinning.
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Louis Kenneth Neu
New Orleans
Charles A. Danna
Clarence Dowling
Neu
Sheffield Clark
Oak Park Girl Showing Signs Of Awakening From Illness
Relatives say Patricia Maguire 28 of Oak Park Illinois who has suffered sleeping sickness since February 15 1932 may be regaining consciousness. Her mother Mrs Peter Miley notes increasing awareness of surroundings.
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Patricia Maguire
Oak Park
Peter Miley
Patricia
President's Message awaited as Congress assembles
Citizens flock to Washington for the reconvened national legislature on Jan 2. The image shows the opening of the special session last March with Vice President John N. Garner and Speaker Henry T. Rainey pictured beside gavels.
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Congress
Washington
John N. Garner
Henry T. Rainey
Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Foes Move to Prosecute Long Allies in Louisiana Election
District Attorney Eugene Stanley plans to prosecute more than 500 of Huey P. Long's election commissioners on fraud charges from the November 1932 election. Mayor T Semmes Walmsley of New Orleans calls the senator's retreat from supporting a city ticket a retreat and breaks with Long.
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Tottering
U. S
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Eugene Stanley
Long
Vember
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Actress Florence Rice Engagement Rumor Sparks Split Belief
In Los Angeles Phillips Holmes announced engagement to Florence Rice, daughter of sports writer Grantland Rice, while New York mother Mrs Rice denied the claim. The conflicting reports create doubt about the romance as Holmes leaves for the cast.
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Florence Rice
Grantland Rice
New York
Phillips Holmes
Los Angeles
Holmes
Florence
Rice
Spanish Ambassador Arrives in New York for US Duties
Juan Francesco de Cardenas arrives in New York from Spain to present credentials to President Roosevelt and assume his post as Spain’s ambassador to the United States. The envoy is swapped in New York as the diplomatic exchange proceeds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Juan Francesco de Cardenas
United States
New York
Spain
Medal Awarded to Heroic Air Pilot for Bravery
W. W. Howes stands with Jesse Donaldson and Clyde Kelly as officials honor a heroic air pilot who earned a medal after saving lives on three separate occasions involving planes and trains. Freeburg is noted in the caption.
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W. W. Howes
Jesse Donaldson
Clyde Kelly
Freeburg
Roosevelt
White House
Mal B. Freeburg
Air Mail
Weir To Face Court Over NRA Labor Board Challenge
Ernest T. Weir, chairman of Weirton Steel in Weirton West Virginia, prepares a defense as a possible court dispute over the labor board authority to supervise employee elections for union representation. General Hugh S. Johnson has accepted the challenge as NRA administrator.
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National Industrial Recovery Act
Ernest T. Weir
Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
W. Va
National Labor Board
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Weir
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Cordell Hull
Louis K. Neu
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Stanley
Juan F. de Cardenas
Muth Hall
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