Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-02-11
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shoulder arms and other military
maneuvers in his basement. He was
arrested for violating the Sullivan
firearms act.
M0SCOW-Shoes are marks Of
distinction and wealth here. They
cost now about $50 a pair. Butter,
too, vas affected by a 20 per cent
to 100 per cent rise in prices. 1t
costs $1.14 a pound.
HOLLYWOOD - In these times
of economic stress and strain, this
is news. Fox films paid Noel
Coward, English author, in excess
of 100000 for the rights of three
of his plays. its one of the biggest
deals in movie history.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-The Rev.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson, a pente-
costal minister, divorced John o.
Lawson three weeks ago. She Off
ciated at his marriage yesterday to
Mrs. Velma Sneed, also divorced
three weeks ago.
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HANOVER, N. H.-Dartmouth
students will be treated to a taste
of the good old days tomorrow
night when a local theater will put
on a special performance Of silent
pictures. Shouting, booing and pea
nut throwing will be in order.
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McAUESTER, 0kla.-Frank Nor
gan prefers an Oklahoma Jail to
freedom. He was paroled from a
sentence for larceny, providing he
remain out of the state five years.
He returned and is back in Jail.
He cant just seem to stay away"
VERDUN--The "red zone" of
Verdun, blasted in the world war
because French soldiers declared
the Germans shall not pass" is
being reforested at the rate of r.
400 ere a year. The region COW
ers 1890 acres.
TOWEDNACK, Cornwall, Eng
land-Two bracelets and two neck
laces of old Irish gold, made at
least 1900 years ago, We're dug up
on a farm near here. They prob
ably were traded by the Irish for
Cornish tin.
NEW HAVEN-Give the boys o
chance! That's the plea Of 80 per
cent of Yale's freshmen who have
signed pledges to he good. BY
so doing they hope to have six
members of their class, who were
suspended for participating in a
campus riot, reinstated.
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.-The old
dinner bell-an agent to beat the
law! That's what it is among
some moonshiners, dry agents said
Dinner bells are used as an alarm
to signal the approach of the gov
eminent agents. The bells never
fail and the system works.
BRISBANE, Australia-Scarlet
peoples imported from Flanders
and planted widely in Queensland
"for remembrance" have become @
pest to farmers who find hand
pulling the only effective means OF
destroying the tenacious plants.
BARCELONA - Rich deposits
of potash, and possibly also petro-
leum, have been found by a geolo-
gical commission in Catalonia and
eastern Navarro. The engineers
say the deposits may prove to be
among the richest in the world.
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PARIS-Paris has lost its small
est street, a thorofare 10 feet long
and 6 wide, known as 'the Street
of the White Peacock" Its build
ings were pulled down to let a lit
tie light into the dingy old Hote'
de Vile quarter.
W-ASHINGTON-There's $780,.
900 going abegging at the treasury
department. The amount repre-
sents unclaimed German-Americar
awards for World war damages anC
seizures. The persons to whom
the money is due cannot be located
They have until March 10, 1882, to
claim it.
FORT SMITH, Ark. - A mar
went to a welfare agency for a
coat to wear TO his wife's funeral
A woman, also seeking aid, consol-
ed him. Two weeks later he re-
turned seeking aid for himself AND
his wife. He had married the wo-
man who consoled him.
PITTSBURGH - Nick LemicB
believes in doing what he's told
especially when a holdup man is
doing the telling. A robber told
Nick to stay in the ice box in his
store for half an hour. Then ar
impatient customer called a police
man. Nick came out, but not until
80 minutes had passed.