Ohio State Professor Detained in Slaying Probe
Columbus June 15 United Press Dr James H Snook veterinary professor at Ohio State University is under interrogation as a suspect in the rifle range murder of Miss Theora Hix 25 a medical student. He admitted financing her education and seeing her often but denied involvement. Detectives also questioned Marion Meyers 35 of the University Horticultural Department as witnesses after discovering Miss Hix’s mutilated body at the rifle range near Columbus.
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Harry W. Sharpe
United Press
Columbus
U.A
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
College of Medicine
Snook
Miss Hix
Marion T. Meyers
University Horticultural Department
Melvin T. Hix
Bradenton
Fla
New York Central
Here
William Murphy
Meyers
Ohio State
Misa Hix
Myers
Wooster
Bono
Ign
Mblance
Richard Good
University Hospital
Murphy
Clu
Mack Hatl
Scioto Country Club
Clolamhus
Murdered OSU co ed Theora Hix described as strange quiet and pretty
June 16 report details Theora Hix an OSU coed slain in her basement room. Friends describe her as reserved moody and with few close associates. Police note the brutal case with a bloodstained handkerchief and a slashed throat. Hix studied medicine and was part of Alpha Epsilon medical sorority.
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Columbus
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Theora
Heat Predicted for First Part of Week Weather outlook for June 27 to 22 includes Ohio Valley and Tennessee
The outlook indicates temperatures will be well above normal in the first part of the week across the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, with occasional showers after Wednesday. The Great Lakes region should see above normal temperatures early week, likely cooler later, with possible showers or thunderstorms throughout the period.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Twelve Die In Gotham From Hottest June Day
Twelve deaths and eight prostrations were reported in the metropolitan area as heat surged to 90 degrees. The mid afternoon heat marked the hottest day of the year and the warmest June 14 in 46 years.
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New York
Youth Will Be Prooenger On Trip To Paris
Engine trouble and a gasoline leak delayed a French air voyage. The trip to Paris was postponed as crews investigated the aeroplane problem delaying the journey for the youth group involved.
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Prooenger
Paris
France
Stowaway Smuggles Trip on Yellow Bird Flight
A 22 year old Portland Maine youth stowed away aboard the Yellow Bird monoplane during its non stop Atlantic crossing from Old Orchard to Paris, surviving fuel worries and fueling near Comillas Spain. The crew plans to refuel and continue to Paris with Schreber as the stowaway while the aircraft faces the aftermath of a perilous journey.
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Uhur Schrelher
Portland
Ate
Ie Ranch
Athiothe
Schreher
Uhlot
Julio Volin
Res United Press
Alting
Assolant
Comillas
Spain
Mana
Atarry
New York
Paris
Atlantic
Arthur Schrether
Jean Asaplant
Rene le
Fevere
Armene Lott
Yellow Bird
Schreiber
France
Old Orchard
Alfiin
Aviadors
Global Realignment Echoes in Militancy Statement
A 20th century strategy text envisions free world dominance by Britain and the United States. It proposes dividing the earth with the Western Hemisphere under US charge and Britain over the rest, backed by submarines and long range bombers to deter foes. The speaker warns adversaries to strike first and fear retaliation.
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British Empire
United States
Great Britain
R Conn MacDonald
Britain
Mabel on Plane as It Lands in Chicago
Chicago June 15 Three Skyliners complete continental airmail run arriving at 10 25 am from Cleveland with 26 passengers aboard including Mabel Walker Willebrandt former U S attorney general on her way to Los Angeles. Continued on page four.
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Mabel
Chicago
Beebe
Cleveland
Nénauch Island
Bermuda
New York
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
U. 8
Universal Aircraft ‘Corporation
Paatenger
Loss Angeles
Fers Are Delayed in Iceland Flight to New York
Reykjavik reports Capt. Ahrenberg and two Swedish aviators, aiming for New York via Arctic route, will be delayed here eight days by weather and sea conditions.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Death Wins as Fa Jays Trip Plane Newark
A fatal plane incident in Newark on June 1 left the mother, Mrs. node, and a nine year old child dead. Police said a fatal crash occurred during a local hospital transfer. The surviving statements describe a grim accident with a mother and child among the victims.
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Newark
Waa
Victor
Bedelds
Ter
Node
Tonkowing Koei
Per
Portland News Reports Marriage Law Aid Unclear Purpose
The Portland Evening News states Arthur Schreiber was allowed to travel aboard the Yellow Bird as compensation for assisting Milot Jean Assoltant who speaks little English and knows little about American marriage laws and his wedding plans.
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Portland
UPI
The
Portland Evening News
Arthur Schreiber
Eighty Million In War Debt Paid By Treasury
Washington June 15 The Uf le War debt payments totaling 80 109 385 95 were received by the Treasury from 42 foreign governments. The bulk 74 567 000 in three and a half percent United States notes plus accrued interest 683 809 76 and 358 876 19 in cash. Great Britain paid 66 795 000. other payments included Italy 4 000 000 Belgium 4 200 000 Czecho Slovakia 1 500 000 Bathonia 138 000 Finland 130 680 Hungary 28 973 40 Latvia 45 000 Lithuania 84 Poland 1 400 000 Roumania 400 000 Jugoslavia 700 000.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Ceecho-Slovakia
Bathonia
Finland
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Vsa
Poland
Rou- Mania
Jugo-Blavis
Burchette Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Albert Burchette 23 of Lawrence County Kentucky was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the February 17 slaying of Earl Behrens a Lancaster carpenter at Brimstone Creek near Adelphi Jurors deliberated over more than four hours and the verdict was delivered at 5 o clock Friday evening Behrens widow did not attend the verdict reading and family members showed visible emotion in court the defendant appeared nervous during the proceedings and was defended by lawyers before the verdict was announced by Clerk Alfrod Campbell
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Athens
Nelsonville
Ginaster
Priday
County Board of Elections
Dave Johson
Te Board
J. al Reasoner
J. C. Woodworth
John W. Bo
Carl H. Measley
Frederich
Will L. Barker
Sidney J
France
T/A. Cook
J. W
bin) Hickman
John I. Williams
Pearl LE. Barrows
Ralph
Ellicott
Harry
L. Galvin
Raymond €. Cook
John R. Davie
George F. Ocha
Andrew Allen
D. W. Davis
Thomas M. Davis
J. B. Stiff
Harry Trasin
Board of Public Affairs
H. E. Kinney
Worthy Parker
Glouster
Tcket
Hugh Gormley
C. G. Lunsford
Marshal
C. W. Fischer
Henry Willams
Formembers
Council
Ed Kurtzman
W. A. Pride
Sam Dunnett
Board of Elections
Clinton Webb
Messenger
Logan
Albert Burchette
Lawrence County
Burchette
Earl Behrens
Lancaster Carpenter
Brimstone Creek
Adelphi
Teyue
Thomas Coline
Thera
Shure Rying
Conunael
Lapelehette
Bees
Sale
Wilard Brown
Goal Hope Township
Baulitr
Alfrod Campbell
Attroucts
Murchett
Italy
Charles W. Behrens
Torn
Gangs Burn Man Tied to Logs in Apparent Murder
Chicago mob rumors spread as authorities investigate a grisly killing. A body with wrists and ankles bound was found on a pyre near a summer residence linked to Joe Aalfix and the Al Capone era resort. Six logs formed the crude funeral pile while a shotgun and six shells lay nearby.
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Akelelon
Joe Aalfix
Chicago
al Capone
Sable
Youth Held Beneath Water by Companions in Drowning
Welch West Virginia June 15 two boys aged 10 and 11 were arrested on a robbery charge and confessed to drowning Raymond Cooley nine. The body was recovered from Dry Fork River this week. Officers say the boys claimed Cooley tried to drown them and they held his head underwater. A warrant charged Mr and Mrs Ben Hamilton with being accessories to murder based on the boys confession to their parents.
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Welch
W. Va
Raymond Cooley
Dry Fork
Cooley
Ben Hamilton
New Federal Farm Board Plan Aims at Agriculture Rehab
The Hoover administration outlines a federal farm board of nine to oversee cooperative marketing nationwide. A revolving fund of 500 million dollars is authorized to develop cooperative marketing and stabilize farm prices, with Congress debating immediate impact and potential shifts in production and industry equality.
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Sullevan
United Progs
Weiter
Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Congress
CAY 18
Capitol
Jones
T “Farmera
Tom
Purnell
Sonsibie
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Gotham
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Mnvaneville
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Mattie Payne
Indiana Woman's Prison
Auli
Mincey
Mr. Simpsary
Arthurl Bhisgas RE
King Featurea Incorporated
Lanesater
Harley M. Whitcraff
Ue Ifenae
Pat A. Thennderson
Eugene Wright
George Wo Christ Nan
Rhinglander
Oanada County
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