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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1935
Page
8
In Saarbruck, police and landjaeger halted a noon riot between Nazi and anti Nazi factions on Waterloo street. Brief clashes saw propaganda strewn sidewalks as hundreds fought. no injuries reported to hospitals. Authorities brace for plebiscite amid border security shifts.
Bombay report says seven Moslems were killed and 20 injured when police fired on a crowd of about 300 Muslims in Asra Ichalkaranji while attempting to arrest a companion.
Wayne county coroner Oliver B. Osborne announced that three family members died from coal gas asphyxiation. Mrs. Joseph Spangenberger, 25, and her 2-year-old daughter were found dead Monday. The husband, found unconscious beside them, died last night after frothing at the mouth during revival attempts.
Dr. George Morley Marshall, a 771 physician and laryngologist at the University of Pennsylvania post graduate school, died in Philadelphia last night.
The article notes that over 3,000 fish varieties are known in the United States, but only 160 are considered edible.
Allen Co Bomberger a 21 year old Hammond Indiana college student was released by a trio of kidnappers after more than 48 hours in captivity He said he was forced to write a ransom note for 50000 dollars and was dropped near the Federal building in Chicago FBI agent Harold Nathan and Bomberger's family denied any payment was made The report followed a fatal gun battle where Russell Gibson was killed in the abduction case of Edward Bremer in St Paul Minnesota.
A man recalls two men and a woman abducting a companion named Ed after offering a ride on Crawfordsville Street. He was seized, bound, and gagged, then driven to a bungalow. The report details the sequence as investigators pursue suspects.
A funeral service honoring George B. Forney drew a regional crowd. Attendees included Mrs. Racheal White of Opequon, Mrs. Gertrude Herrington and son Charles of Washington DC, Mrs. Russell Emmons of Chambersburg PA, Mrs. R A Compton of Cumberland MD, Mrs. Mary Keller of Maurertown VA, Clinton Newcome, Mrs. William Lane, Thelma Lichliter, Tyson Boxwell of Berryville, Mrs. John Hanley of Stephens City, and Mr. and Mrs. La Moser of Washington.
A study of 23 361 men in six countries finds 451 men per 1000 follow their father’s trade or a closely related occupation. The data, cited by Collier’s Weekly, examines how often sons pursue similar work to their fathers.
Attorneys renewed their bid to stay the death sentence of Mark H. Shank of Akron Ohio after Federal Judge J E Martineau granted a writ of habeas corpus. Shank, condemned for poisoning his wife and two children, faced an upcoming Dec 28 execution while his sanity hearing was urged.
A report notes beaver behavior describing it as a clean rodent that spends much time grooming its fur. Separately a fishing village near Tellicharry, India, reemerged after being submerged by sea forty years ago, revealing a long stretch of land.
The list enumerates radio programs across stations WEAF WOR WJZ and WABC from 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM, detailing hosts, shows, news, orchestras, comedians, and special features. Notable entries include The Shadow, Amos n Andy, Lone Ranger, and Byrd Expedition broadcasts, with guests and musical acts such as Alma Kitchell Lanny Ross and Mischa Levitzki. Also listed are speeches by Representative Hamilton Fish and introductions to advertising club talks.
A promotional notice touts a revised Philco Radio Atlas from Rand McNally offering a free 20 page, 10 by 13 inch book. It includes world maps with shortwave stations, profiles of radio artists, foreign broadcasting stations, country write-ups, tuning times, a standard American stations list, and a dual shortwave listing with hours, plus space for personal inscription.
A reader requests a Free Philco Radio Atlas of the World by filling a coupon and presenting it to a Philco dealer. The note states there is no obligation.
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