Queens Killer Mystery Deepens As New Notes Arrive
New York police probe a puzzling death note amid two murders. A ninth letter from a figure signing as 3-X seeks documents from Meyner Newmark, while a possible disguise theory emerges after a picnic encounter.
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New York
Queene
Meyner Newmark
Brooklyn
Newmark
Noel Lowley
Joseph Mozynski
Queens
Manhattan
Margalo Gilmore
Beekman Place
Byrd Describes Antarctic Frontier On Radio Broadcast
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd told a nationwide audience from Columbia studios that Antarctica is mankind’s last frontier. He described 4.5 million square miles comparable to the United States and Mexico, the Ross barrier 500 miles long, and Igloo the dog enduring Extreme cold. He plans to visit Albany tomorrow to be welcomed by Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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New York
Antarctic
Richard KE. Byrd
Columbia Broadcasting System
United States
Mexico
Ross Barrier
Admiral Byrd
Igloo
North Pole
Little America
Schroeder Sent to Indiana for Extradition Trial
Harold H. Schroeder charged with murder of an unidentified man found burned to death in his car near Indianapolis on May 31 leaves Mobile for Indiana in custody. He also faces arson charges. attorneys agree to extradition without contest after requisition papers arrive.
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Mobile
Ala
Harold H. Schroeder
Schroeder
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Record Flight Ends at Rockwell Field in 13:55:30
Pilot William Brock co pilot Edward Schlee and official William Van Dusen pose at Rockwell field San Diego after completing a Jacksonville Fla to West Coast flight in 13 hours 55 minutes 30 seconds.
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William Brock
William van Dusen
Edward Schlee
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Calif
Brock
Schlee
Jacksonville
Fla
West Coast
Riots Hit Seville as General Strike Paralyzes City
In Seville, Spain a general strike sparked violent clashes between workers and police. About 150 injured, 14 labor leaders arrested, and bakers requisitioned as military guards staff shops. The death of a woman olive worker, Antonia Bravo, is contested by authorities who cite childbirth.
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Seville
Spain
Andalusia
Union of
Olive Workers
Antonia Bravo
Jume
Thirty three defendants plead guilty to Prohibition violations
In Elkins West Virginia United States judge William B Baker heard thirty three defendants plead guilty to violations of federal prohibition laws. Eleven sentenced to Atlanta Federal Penitentiary thirteen to county jails a woman sent to Alderson Federal Prison and the rest fined a total of 1430 with 395 paid The harshest sentences were for Mike Gatonis and Tony Krakulakis both Morgantown residents who received eighteen months in Atlanta and a $500 fine each.
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Elkins
W. Va
William B. Baker
United States
Atlanta
Alderson
Mike Gatonis
Tony Krakulakis
Morgantown
Concrete Building Block For Garages and Foundations
Limestone Products Co announces manufacture of concrete block suitable for general building. Bailey Lumber Co lists wholesale prices and local paint selection. Masonic Notice: Bluefield lodge No 85 meets at 7:30 PM for officer installation. visitation welcome. Miss Marion Smith to sing on WHIS program 6:30 PM. Dance at Lake Shawnee tonight 9 PM to 1:30 AM admission 1.50 with chaperones. Benson's Troubadours perform.
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Bluefield Lodge No. 85
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
L. M. Carper
Miss Smith
Marion Smith
Kelvinator
Lake Shawnee
Benson's
Troubadours
Marriage Links Richest Families in Cynwyd Ceremony
Miss Mary Todhunter Clark of Cynwyd wed Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller, son of John D. Rockefeller Jr., at St. Asaph’s Church Cynwyd. About 700 guests attended a reception at the Clark home before the couple will honeymoon worldwide and reside at Pocantico Hills in New York. Rockefeller, 22, graduates Dartmouth. the bride, 28, educated at Foxcroft and the Sorbonne.
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Cynwyd
Mary Todhunter Clark
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller
John PD. Rockefeller Jr
New York
St. Aspah's
Lynwyd
Philadelphia
Percy H. Clark
Mr. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Tarrytown
N. Y
United Fuel Gas Co Faces 100000 Suit
A $100,000 damage suit was filed in Cabell County circuit court by the H. R. Wyllie China Company against United Fuel Gas Company. The claim alleges United Fuel refused to furnish gas to Huntington companies about a year ago, and seeks damages over rate differences before the Public Service Commission ordered supply.
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Huntington
Cabell County
H. R. Wyllie China Company
United Fuel Gas Company
China Company
United Fuel
Public Service Commission
Callaway Seen as Likeliest Ninth District GOP Candidate
C Bascom Slemp’s withdrawal clears the Republican field in Virginia’s ninth district with Henry Callaway, former Bluefield mayor, emerging as the favored nominee for the Bristol convention July 12. Callaway, longtime railroader and public-spirited leader, is noted for good roads advocacy and school support.
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Virginia
Congress
C. Bascom Slemp
Henry ©. Callaway
Bluefield
Bristol
John W. Flanagan
Clintwood
Callaway
Bluefeld
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfolk and Western
Sestem
Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers
Bluefield Terminal
Slemp
Republican Party
Warlick’s Linoleum Laying Dept Promises Superior Service
Warlick’s maintain a linoleum laying department second to none and offer referrals from prominent individuals and business houses who praise their workmanship. They emphasize that the method and quality of installation matter more than the linoleum itself and invite customers to cross the bridge for many services.
Radio Listings for Tuesday June 24 Across Clear Channel Stations
Eastern time schedule of programs across WTAR WDBJ WGST WBRC WODO WPG and others. Entries include 6:15 Heroes and Patriots 6:30 Sketches 7:00 Troika Bells 8:00 Orchestra and Feature with 12-1 Golden Dream Hour and a long slate of shows on WJZ WABC WGN and more with multiple stations and time blocks throughout the day.
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WJAR
WTAG
WRC
WGR
WSAI
WEEIL
WFI
WPTF
WJAX
WFLA
WSUN
WEEI
WCSH
WGY
WTIC
WCAE
WWJ
WCAB
CKGW
the Vagabonde
WCAC
WHP
WJAS
WLBW
WKBW
WADC
WEAN
WNAC
Huston Ray
Orch
WLBZ
WFAN
WKBN
WWNC
WDBJ
WBRC
WDOD
WLAC
Sanderson & Crummit
WCAU
WCAO
WMAL
WFBL
WHEC
WHK
WGHP
WSPD
Romany Patteran
WKRC
WTAR
the Columbians
BLBW
WGST
Grand Opera
WHE
WIZ
New York
NBC Chain
Floyd Gibbons
WBZ
WHAM
KDKA
Amos
Andy
WRVA
WBT
WIOD
WCKY
WJTF
WSM
WJZ
Preston
Lew White
Vincent Lopez
WBAL
KYW
WHAS
WSB
Keddie Younger
Mountaineers
WJR
Amos-Andy
WLW
WIR
Floyd Gibbone
Clear Channel
WPG
Atlantic City
WABC
Baltimore
Municipal
The
Marylanders
Newark
Ensemble
Skylarkers
Wizard
Hans & Otto
the Moonbeam
Hartford
WEAF
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Denny's Orchestra
Rochester
Wings of Song
School of Muele
WGY Schenectady
Wrbz Wermadey
Dixie Trail
Central
Radio Schedule Fragments From 1930s Stations
A garbled listing shows station blocks for WIZ WSB WJZ WEAF WHAS WSM and WRVA with times for music studios concerts theater programs and reports. Entries include varying durations 30 minutes to three hours and programs like dance music orchestras and historical sketches.
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WSB Atlanta
WJZ
WEAF
Wat
Charlotte
Dept. of Commerce
NBC
WHAS
Louisville
Orch
Jack Turner
WSM
Nashville
WIJZ
Jack & Bill
WRVA
Richmond
WJIZ
WHIS Will Wave Special Program Marks First Anniversary
WHIS radio in Bluefield marks its first anniversary with a two hour plus program starting at 10 p m tonight. Station manager B K Beauge announced the lineup includes an orchestra vocal numbers and other features. The station has aired daily noon and evening programs for a year and has grown popular in the region.
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WHIS
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Sunset News
West Virginian Hotel
B. K. Beauge
White seeks August GOP support in West Virginia race
Albert B. White, veteran Wood County senator and former governor, previews his state and national stance while urging Republican voters to back him in the August primary. He notes a blocked license fee increase and highlights tariff, prohibition, peace, and party principles as core positions. Gore may join the race and Morgan plans a statement on a possible senate bid.
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Wood County
Senate
White
Internal Revenue
Pleasants
Ritchie, Wirt
Wood Counties
Gore
Charleston
W. Va
Howard M. Gore
Clarksburg
United States Senate
Grant P. Hall
Henry D. Hatfield
Washington
RE. F. Morgan
West Virginia
Department of Commerce
Byrd Program at Albany Hookup Broadcast Planned
New York June 23 The tribute program will broadcast Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd from Albany tomorrow afternoon with two microphones at the Albany Yacht Club pier and the capitol steps. Byrd will be awarded a state medal as announcers James Wallington and Frank Sintser introduce the program. The 3 30 p m to 4 30 p m period will be carried by WEAF WGY and a wide network. The day also features WLW studio dedication programs and other radio events across the nation with speakers such as Gov Meyers Y Cooper of Ohio Senator Pat Harrison and Dr Hubert Work in separate broadcasts.
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New York
New York State
Richard FE
Byrd
Albany
National Broadcasting Company
Albany Yacht Club
Capitol
James Wallington
Frank Sintser
WLW
Cincinnati
Meyers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Washington
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hubert Work
Secretary of the Interior
Republican National Committee
WABC
Detroit
American Medical Association
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Andros
New England
EAF
Pugh Withdraws Plea for Change of Venue
New Cumberland West Virginia June 23 Counsel for David Pugh 43 charged with felonious assault in the death of his wife withdrew a motion for a change of venue and the trial will be held this term of Hancock county circuit court Mrs Pugh body found March 11 in a shallow creek near the farm home After her father caused Pugh s arrest on a warrant charging first degree murder Pugh admitted beating his wife for alleged infidelity but denied throwing her body in the stream
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New Cumberland
W. Va
David Pugh
Hancock County Circuit Court
Donation of 120000 for St. Philips dormitory units
Richmond Virginia June 23 The expenditure of 120000 for erection of a nurses dormitory and educational unit for St. Phillips hospital there was the time considered today. The Julius Rosenwald fund provided 40000 and the General Educational Board donated 380000
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Richmond
St. Phillips Hospital
Medical College of Virginia
Julius Rosenwald
General Educational Board
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