Unusual tale from a girl at Los Angeles Juvenile Hall
A 14 year old girl named Henri ete Bulte, missing since April 12 from New York, described a coast to coast voyage involving hypnosis and kidnapping by an older woman. She claimed journeys through Philadelphia and Chicago to Los Angeles, where she worked as a waitress and then a nanny, while police search eastern cities for her. Authorities doubt parts of her tale, though expect her father’s arrival to prompt fuller testimony.
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New York
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Chicago
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Stanford Avenue
Warfield Leaves Hospital for New York June 4
Actor David Warfield exited the Los Angeles hospital after two months of treatment following a street accident. He announced plans to travel to New York on June 4, saying his injuries have left no permanent traces and he is recovering.
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Liberty bonds suffer enormous loss in market decline
New York May 20 Liberty bonds at current prices show a loss of 2.5 billion to buyers. Large holders facing liquidity strain triggered a broad price drop across the five issues. Government purchases of over 1.2 billion did not halt the decline, with widespread sales by owners and insurers marking the slump. A future recovery is anticipated with gradual rise toward par as maturity nears.
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New York
Public Threeparty Arraigned Over Rail Road Strike Bill
Washington officials and labor leaders clashed before a senate sub committee over Poindexter anti strike measures. Henry Sterling of the AFL attacked public indifference as the true cause of industrial distress. P J McNamara of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers warned the bill would enslave workers and provoke unrest.
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Korean Marriage Not Legal Here
May 20. After traveling over 10 000 miles to join her husband from Korea where they wed nine years earlier the woman learns the oriental ceremony cannot be legally recognized in this country. The couple then obtained a license for their American ceremony today. In another item, Tacoma workers vote to raise the state minimum wage for women factory workers to 18.2 per week, up from 13.20, in a 5 to 4 decision, with employers seeking 25. The change is expected to take effect soon.
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Methodist College
Tacoma
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Olympia
Bank Robbery and Bank Closure Reported in Ranger Texas
A bank robbery near Bn 4AUL Ohio seriously wounded James Warner as suspects invaded People's Savings Bank and fled with 12000 in cash and Liberty bonds. Townspeople hid while over 50 shots were fired, bandits heading toward Toledo. Bank of Ranger in Ranger Texas failed to open citing deposit declines and loan losses.
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People's Savings Bank
Liberty
Toledo
Alleged Smugglers in Naval Encounter Reported
Federal authorities investigated a story told by two men about a fight last night among alleged liquor smugglers in three motor launches in the lower Detroit river. Three men were drowned after their craft were rammed by a large craft during a quick battle about a mile off shore.
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Detroit River
Auto price cuts in Missouri City Mexico Mo
May 20 report says local dealers adopt a nation wide price starting wave two with a twenty percent cut on new and used autos and a thirty to forty percent cut on tractors accessories and repair work. Merchants plan to extend a twenty percent reduction starting Saturday. Globe eight cents. New York May 20 publishers of the New York Globe announce a price increase next Friday from two to three cents per copy due to higher production costs.
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GLOBE
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New York Globe
Military Mass to Be Sung at Knights of Columbus Hall
Next Sunday at 9 30 a m a military mass will be sung at Knights of Columbus hall with the McAdams family as celebrants Rev J M Venus rector of St Patrick s church Lawrence s church master of ceremonies and a full turnout of troops around the altar The altar loaned by Mrs Thomas McGrath There will be kneeling worshipers while soldiers stand at attention A special musical program by Prof Jere B Shea is planned In Indianapolis May plete returns show about 80 000 new Legion members in first two days of national drive. officials call the figure conservative as many districts not yet reporting
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