Motive of Rothstein Murder Tied to Jealousy in Salinas
In Salinas California a Los Angeles youth Harold Leo Kirk claims jealousy over a blonde woman spurred a New York underworld killing. He alleges a gunman named Frank Moone shot Arnold Rothstein at the Park Central lobby while Kirk drove a car for liquor runner Dick Goldstein.
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Salinas
Calif
INS
Arnold Rothstein
Harold Leo Kirkslender
Los Angeles
New York
Rothstein
Loboy
Park Central Hotel
Frank Moone
Kirk
Moone
Dick Goldstein
Goldstein
Philadelphia
Visa Versa
Carl H Abpott
Moane
Doyle Quiggle
Jove
Lectures Planned at First Evangelical Church by Dr Kerlin
Dr Edmond R Kerlin of Michigan City Ind will deliver a series of lectures at First Evangelical Church on First Avenue and Third Street starting Sunday morning and continuing each evening except Saturday The theme is A Christian Living The Rev Mr and Mrs George Reep of Ohio arrive Monday to direct music. both are accomplished multi instrument musicians with numerous engagements.
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Edmond R Kerlin
Michigan City
Ind
Will Delver
First Evangelical
First Avenue
Third Street
Kerlin
George Reep
Ohio
New York Skeptical Of Salinas Confession In Murder Case
New York police declined to treat Harold Leo Kirk's confession about the Arnold Othstein murder as credible. Officials doubt the former New York youth acted on his own and suspect the motive was a trip to New York for examination by authorities.
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New York
INS
New York Police Today
Salinas
Calif
Harold Leo Kirk
Arnold Othstein
Kirk
B and O Gets Loan To Build Equipment
Washington AP The Baltimore and Ohio railroad company was authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission to borrow 30 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corp to finance 820 coal cars 2 500 freight cars and to rebuild 165 locomotives. The loan aims to create about 1 500 jobs on a 30 hour week for six months.
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Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Corporation
Ainsworth Farmer Dies by Own Action
Harry A. White, 62, a farmer living four and a half miles north of Ainsworth, shot himself through the breast with a shotgun at 10 30 am Friday. He had been despondent over financial difficulties. Deputy Sheriff Harold Putnam pronounced death. He is survived by his widow and six sons and daughters including Leonard Helen Paul Edward Homer Frederick.
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Ainsworth
Harry A. White
Harold Putnam
Washington County
White
Iowa City
Leonard
Helen
Paul
Edward
Des Moines
Homer
Cedar Rapids
Frederick
Prescott
Wis
Baking Company Denies Salesman's False Claim
Jack Walsh of Colonial Baking company branded a young flour salesman as untrue. The man claimed to be laid off from Colonial and in need, but Walsh said no employees were discharged in the last year and the man never worked for the company. The description notes the youth is about 20 to 22, pale with a small mustache and wears overalls.
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Jack Walsh
Colonial Baking Company
Walsh
Colonial Company
Gazette
Four-Power Geneva Talks Backed by Britain and France
London AP reports Britain and France agree to a four power emergency disarmament conference at Geneva to address Germanys demand for arms equality. Italy may join but Germanys stance remains a barrier with temp relief noted at Downing Street. Berlin says Germany willing to discuss disarmament but warns Geneva must resolve arms equality first.
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London
Great Britain
France
Geneva
MacDonald
Herriot
Italy
Germany
No. 10 Downing Street
United States
Norman Davis
Berlin
Alice Longworth Backs Hoover Across Party Lines
Alice Roosevelt Longworth told Ladies Home Journal she would vote for Hoover this time even if not a Republican. She avoids claiming political influence through social status and recalls girlhood memories, noting capital society as largely lion hunting and omitting Dolly Gann as a rival.
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Philadelphia
Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Alice
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
New York
Current Ladies Home Journal
Washington
Capital
Dolly Gann
Curtis
Death of Savanna Man in Cook County Hospital
A coroner's jury investigates Frank Hartnett 54 Savanna NL who died in Cook County Hospital October 3 after an alcoholic coma. Death certificate cites burns on both thighs and hospital officials say death due to acute alcoholism. Police traced burn injuries through hours of inquiry.
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Chicago
Frank Hartnett
Savanna
Cook County
Harnett
Church Conference At Center Point Monday
Center Point hosts the Linn county Older Boys and Girls conference in area churches. About three hundred youths are expected to attend a banquet at the Christian church at day’s end. Curtis Wood is toastmaster with Iva Mollenhauer as convention chair.
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Center Point
Linn County
Christian Church
Curtis Wood
Iva Mollenhauer
Mardean Joyce
Verla Mae Eller
Keith Dennis
Glenn Heefner
Wanda Rae Heverly
Chester Jones
W. H. Davies
Betty Whitmore
Kim and Nyland to Lead Evangelistic Service at St Pauls
Perry Kim and Einar Nyland gospel singers of Chicago will conduct an evangelistic service Sunday night at 7 45 at St Pauls Methodist Church in Cedar Rapids under the Gideon society. They are noted for work with Billy Sunday and the Chicago Gospel Tabernacle and Kim serves as music committee chairman for the World Fair evangelistic association.
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Kim and
Nyland
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Perry Kim
Einar Nyland
Gospel Singers of
Chicago
Pear
Cedar Rapids Gideon Society
Mr. Kim
Mr. Nyland
Gideon official to address Sunday service at local church
A. K. Harker of Fairfield state chaplain of the Gideon organization will speak at the Sunday evening service. Six local churches have dropped their evening service so members can attend. The Sunshine Mission hosts a Saturday 7:30 PM sing for the group. They have performed in Mechanicsville Belle Plaine West Branch and Colesburg this week.
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Nyland
A. K. Harker
Fairfield
Gideon Organization
The
Sunshine Mission
Mechanicsville
Belle Plaine
West Branch
Colesburg
Worthington Woman Dies in Iowa City Hospital
Mrs. John Collins of Worthington dies in Iowa City hospital Wednesday night. Survived by her husband, one son and two daughters.
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Worthington
John Collins
Iowa City
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Cook Co. Hospital
A.N. Watson
Third Avenue West
Borden
Jersey
Pillsbury
Amana Graham
Quaker
Best Graham
Petersen's
Bliss Vacuum
Watson's
Hills
Monarch
Nash
Army & Navy
E. O
Fey
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
Cedar Rapids Bakery
Second St. SE
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HAMS
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Choice
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