Warden Olsor fired after convict nabs bank account
Lincoln Nebraska AP a probe found convict Herbert McCulla earned 8911 dollars through novel leather goods sold by up to 18 prisoners at the penitentiary. McCulla a former National Junior Chamber of Commerce leader pleaded guilty to taking nine thousand dollars from the Lincoln Symphony Orchestra Association. He described himself as a misplaced business man and said he cleared about 56 dollars monthly after costs. Warden Neil Olson was dismissed for insolence and defiance during an audit period.
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Four Negroes Die as Harlem Tenement Fire Rages
A four alarm blaze tore through a five story brick tenement in Harlem Monday killing four, injuring eight others as firefighters battled the stubborn fire. Authorities urged residents to check exits and report missing neighbors. The cause was not immediately known.
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