Jersey Slaying Case Is Closed
East Orange New Jersey police closed the case after Beatrice Moore identified the body of inventor Jean Philp Gebhardt as the man who called at the Moore home. Gebhardt, linked to television invention work, killed himself nearby while police questioned him. Ballistics tests in Trenton sought the matching bullets to resolve remaining questions about motive and gun identity.
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Jean Philp Gebhardt
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Moore
Thomas Alva Edison
Pahee
Moore Lawn
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London Knox Complete Plans for Republican Campaign Offices
The Republican campaign setup for Hamilton selects Joseph W. Martin Jr. to command the eastern headquarters with Charles Bradley supervising youth outreach. Chariton McVeagh and Arthur Curtis join Chicago operations while Glen Saxon moves from Washington to Chicago. no brain trust will guide policy.
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Missouri
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Iowa
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Campaign notes as Landon plans vacation and campaign staff set
President nominating campaign details unfold as Col Knox to Chicago with plans for two to three days then two weeks at his Manchester home. Hamilton travels from Kansas City to New York for financing meetings with Goodspeed and McVeagh. Landon leases McGraw ranch near Estes Park and eyes fishing during vacation while long distance calls keep campaign operations active. Natalie Couch to oversee New York women's activities as tasks to build headquarters staffs are outlined.
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Swift
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Washington
Landen
W. B. Bell
Natalie Couch
Sisters Drowned in Chicago Lagoon Tragedy at Fullerton Beach
In Chicago on June 17 two sisters aged 9 and 8, Freda Dickman and Helen Dickman, drowned at Fullerton lagoon while wading near shore. Coastguardsmen searched with grappling hooks as a playmate Sonja Salanin, 9, and housekeeper Mrs. Walburga Maier frantically reported the missing children.
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Fullerton Ayr Mine
Lincoln Fark
Freda Dickman
Helen
Fof
Gus Dickman
Walburga Maier
Dickman
Mater
Sonja Salanin
Roosevelt Nomination Tickets Sold Claim Sparks Inquiry
Washington reports postmasters allegedly selling nominating tickets for Roosevelt meetings. Rep. Halleck demands House investigation after letters bearing Farley’s signature issue. Farley denies signing any such letter and cites possible overzealous individuals inflating meeting receipts.
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Halleck
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Farley
Massachusetts
Indiana
Missouri
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Acceptance Speech Note From Franklin Field
A drafted acceptance speech to be delivered at Franklin Field in Philadelphia may bear a rubber stamp signature claimed as I understand the letter carries. The speaker says such a stamp was used without his knowledge or consent.
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Acceptanre
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Youth Confesses Shocking Murder
A youth led inspectors Al Corassa and William Stanton to an apartment where a dead girl's body lay bound with a stocking around her throat. He claimed to have met her on a bus from Idaho two weeks earlier and confessed an attack after she repelled his amorous advances.
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William Stanton
Idaho
Carassa
Stanton
Compromise on Tax Bill Looming Today
Tax talks narrow gaps between Senate and House proposals as leaders push to adjourn by Saturday night. Demonstrated plans include new graduated rates and altered brackets, with estimates showing heavy corporate taxes under the proposed scheme.
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Haughly
Millon Dellar
Doughton JD
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House
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Holt Attacks Coal Bill as Traitor Rhetoric Rises
Proponents of the coal bill admit price rises, while opponents led by Holt call the measure a betrayal. Senators Hart and Holt clash over the Guffey-Vinson plan aimed at stabilizing the coal industry and protecting workers, with critics arguing it preserves the status quo until lasting legislation is enacted. A tangential note claims penny postage in Rhodesia succeeds, boosting postal revenues over 70 percent in 21 years.
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West Virginia
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Conners
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Senator Fletcher Dies at 77 in Washington
Senator Fletcher dies after a prolonged illness in Washington with his wife and one daughter nearby. He had campaigned for the Florida ship canal and contributed to its funding and study. Roosevelt and colleagues praised his banking leadership and enduring public service.
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Robitson
Arkansas
Fletcher
Loftin
Prammell
Florida
Steel Union Opens Drive For Members
Steel unions push for organization of the steel industry as 10 unions including the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers back a campaign led by Murray to mobilize 50 organizers. The effort signals a pivotal move toward industrial unionization amid threats of expulsion from the labor federation for dissent.
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Green
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Jong
Rioters Fight With Knives at Marseille
Paris dispatch reports street clashes in Marseille as riots continue amid strikes across France. Stores close in Algiers and workers occupy premises while departments and ports see walkouts and idle numbers rise to about 60,000 in Paris.
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Paris
France
Algiers
Lille
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Metz
Ministry of the Interior
Woman Charged With Slaying Is Worried Only About Clothes
Chicago reports Mrs. Mildred Bolton before Chief Justice Normoyle charged with the murder of broker-husband Joseph Batton. She delays plea, asks for a lawyer. Bolton says Batton shot himself after a quarrel. two bullets hit her back.
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Mildred Bolton
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Criminal Court
Memorial for Dr. Nattum Sokotow at Bnai Jacob synagogue
A memorial meeting for Dr. Nattum Sokotow 75 Jewish leader and World Zionist honorary president will be held Sunday at 8 p.m. at Bnai Jacob synagogue with Rabbi Samuel Cooper delivering the eulogy and Cantor A B Freedman chanting the memorial prayer. The event is part of nationwide observances directed by the Zionist Organization of America.
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Nattum Sokotow
London
Bnai Jacob
United States
Zionist Organization of America
Sokolow
World Zionist Organization
Samuel Cooper
A. B. Freedman
King Keeps Stamp Treasure at Buckingham Palace
A famed stamp collection valued near 2.25 million dollars will be kept, not sold, in Buckingham Palace. Stamp dealer Charles Nissen says the king showed immense hobby interest, visiting the collection daily and expanding it over years.
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Charles Nissen
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Nis
Tyler
Id Nissen
Britain Underscores End to Economic War Plans
The article notes potential end to the economic war as reforms loom before autumn. Chancellor Neville Chamberlain hints at regional pacts in danger zones and Ramsay MacDonald calls for a commission review of Article XVI sanctions. Eden to mention Germany in upcoming peace efforts amid Whitehall rumors of German fortification.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Commission
Eden
Germany
Whitehall
Weligoland
Mercury Hits 100 In Huntington Summer Heat
Huntington records a 100 degree high today surpassing yesterday by six degrees. Weather officials warn of continued heat as residents cope with the intense conditions.
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