British Protest Over Police Methods Ties to Violet Sharpe Death
London reports widespread British protests against American police activities after Violet Sharpe, English servant in the Morrow home, died by self harm in Englewood New Jersey. The British consul general will prepare a report for the foreign office. Violet’s sister Emily blamed police questioning for driving her crazy during the Lindbergh baby kidnapping inquiries.
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Violet Sharpe
Englewood
N. J
New York
Foreign Office
Violet
Emily
Funeral planned for Violet Sharpe in Englewood
In Englewood New Jersey Violet Sharpe a Dwight W Morrow household maid died by her own hand Friday The funeral will be held tomorrow at Greenleaf chapel E H G Shepherd British consul general will attend to report on press charges he was hounded by police Burial is Brookside cemetery The death certificate lists Violet as ma name of husband un own
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Englewood
N. J
Violet Sharpe
Dwight W. Morrow
Greenleaf
E. H. G. Shepherd
New York
Brookside
Violet
Husband
Alibi of suspect assailed by woman
Uniontown Pa June 14 Mrs Elsie Ritenour denied she and R C Bledsoe were together at the time of the slaying of Constable Jack F Donohoe She testified the pair split at 1115 pm the night before the murder He returned next morning at 9 am the officer had been killed and she said Bledsoe warned her to stick to the alibi he manufactured The couple had been together over the weekend in a trip to Hagerstown Maryland and Gettysburg before Tuesday night’s events
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Uniontown
R. C. Bledsoe
Cosmo Stengoni
Jack F. Donohoe
Elsie Ritenour
Hagerstown
Maryland
Gettysburg
Cherry
Max
Dan
Pearson
Leap Year Bride and Forbidden Romance in Wellington
Cherry Dixon, 19, defies aristocratic parents to marry Dan Phillips after finding him a reporter she loves. A kitchen fire destroys a Thanksgiving roast, but the couple keeps faith as Cherry balances ambition, romance, and social pressure while navigating a costly, hopeful, rain swept evening with Dan and Max Pearson in Wellington.
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Dan Phillips
Phom Ged
Cherry
Dans
California
Dan
Tony Toscalli
Wellington
Dixie Shannon
Max Pearson
Hiawatha Memories Include Local Visits and School Event
Mrs John Harry and daughter Mary Louise attend a church school in Lewisburg this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Phalen visited Bluefield last Friday. Hugh Johnston and family stayed with Luther Clyburn at Glenwood Park Sunday. Matthew Cooper of Matoaka visited his brother Huffard in Hiawatha Tuesday. P L West visited Elgood last Thursday. Oran McComas of Bishop spent the weekend with Charles Smith.
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Hiawatha
W. Va
John Harry
Mary Louise
Lewisburg
Charles Phalen
Bluefield
Hugh Johnston
Luther Clyburn
Glenwood Park
Matthew Cooper
Matoaka
Huffard
P. L. West
Elgood
Oran McComas
Bishop
Charles Smith
Urge Continuance of Federal Waterways
Resolutions from the national rivers and harbors congress urged continued federal waterways construction and a platform plank for bond financing if federal funds fall short. The measures cited relief of unemployment and were presented to 30 Republican national convention delegates in Chicago. Prominent Democrats will be asked to present the resolution to their platform members.
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Chicago
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Congress
Engagement of Swedish Crown Family Expected Announcement
Stockholm on June 14 reports the engagement of Prince Gustaf Adolf the eldest son of the crown prince to Princess Sibylle of Saxe Coburg Gotha is expected to be announced on Thursday the king Gustaf of Sweden's birthday Prince Gustaf Adolf was seen leaving the summer residence near Stockholm with aides and attendants as preparations continue for the formal confirmation.
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Stockholm
Gustaf Adolf
Sibylle of
Brunkert Held on Night of Lindbergh Kidnapping
Twelve hours after the discovery of Violet Sharpe’s body in Englewood New Jersey Ernest Brinkert a chauffeur was jailed at White Plains New York. He had been driving near the Lindbergh home at Hopewell New Jersey the night of the kidnapping with Miss Sharpe in his car. He was released after questioning.
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Violet Sharpe
Englewood
N. J
Ernest Brinkert
White Plains
N. Y
Brinkert
Hopewell
Miss Sharpe
Prince Engagment Rumors Stir European Court
Reports say the heir to the throne may announce an engagement this week as he travels to Coburg to visit a fiancée presumed to be Princess Sibylle, 24, a second cousin of Gustaf Adolf. Adolf, 26, is described as tall and tan with blue eyes. The Rotary Club of Baltimore lauded public welfare work, citing support for a new wing of the children’s hospital and Boy Scout efforts. Melvin Barnett of WHIS radio and visitors N. J. Dietz of Indianapolis and H. Martin of Baltimore attended the meeting.
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Coburg
Sibylle
Gustaf Adolf
Adolf
Rotary Club of
Baltimore
Children’s Hospital
Melvin Barnett
Whis Radio
N. J. Dietz
Indianapolis
H. Martin
Baltimore Rotarian Addresses Local Club
W. H. Jennings former Baltimore Rotary president was principal speaker at the weekly club meeting yesterday. He discussed a topic of importance to members and outlined upcoming service projects for the organization.
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Baltimore
W. H. Jennings
Moscow Official Expels Grafters Over Bed Charge
Moscow labor official Plakanov, chief assistant to the Moscow hotel trust director, is expelled from the communist party and loses his job after charging workers $15 instead of £50 for a bed in a workmen's hotel.
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Moscow
I. Plakanov
Moscow Hotel Trust
Communist Party
Daring Runers Win for Yankees
Summary of a game where the Yankees win as notable hitters and pitchers are listed. Two-base hits by Van Picker ing Warstler Tate and Fothergill hits, with sacrifices by Manus Watwood Hodapp. Welland and Klein pitched. Kiline the winning pitcher.
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Ees
Selph McManus
Van
Pickering
Warstler
Tate
Fothergill
Manus
Watwood
Hodapp
Boston
Chicago
Wetland
Klein
Lyons
Welland
Kiline
Pegires
Orantey
Dineen
Temperature Variation in Snakes and Cold-Blooded Animals
The article notes that cold-blooded animals such as snakes show temperature changes closely tied to their surroundings. It explains the near mathematical regularity of their heat response as environmental temperatures shift.
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