Scores Endangered In Ship Collision Safe
Two vessels fogbound off the California coast were reported endangered after a collision risk. The Japanese freighter Rhine and the schooner Claremont faced danger near Point Sur as the Creel Claremont and Rhine moved toward safer berths. both crews were evacuated to the steamer Humbolt and San Francisco. A survey planned for today aimed to determine the ship’s condition and possible dry docking.
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Threats of court fight in steel merger loom
Youngstown March 29 Threats of a court fight surfaced over the proposed Youngstown Sheet Tube and Bethlehem Steel merger as steel magnates warn litigation if the consolidation proceeds. Georgia Eaton and associates pledge to muster voting shares to defeat the deal, while Bethlehem’s Eugene Grave dismisses Eaton’s threats as irresponsible.
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Missing fashion model Bracken returns home in release
Pittsburgh reports Lorene A Bracken a 20 year old fashion model and Mercerport student who had been missing. A county detective file shows she returned to her home Wednesday night. Horace Bracken father says she feared kidnapping after an incident with a man she slapped who followed her from a McKeesport railroad station. She came home Thursday night.
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Four Killed on Grace Crossing
Four members of a family of five died when their car was struck by a Big Pour passenger train at Grace Crossing. William J. Stephens, 33, Nancy Stephens, 60, Hartiette Stephens, 27, and Ralph Stephens, 9, were killed. Lester, 6, and another son survived with minor injuries.
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Fiery Senate Debate Drives Prohibition Back Into Open Hearings
United Press reports a heated push on prohibition as hearings resume in the Senate judiciary subcommittee. The Williamson bill to shift Prohibition enforcement from Treasury to the Justice Department is seen as the era’s main reform likely to pass this session. Attendee officials include Attorney General Mitchel, with investigations into enforcement and lobbying on tap. The Canadian liquor dispensing system and wets’ response fuel further partisan tension as lawmakers prepare for fresh debates.
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Increase in lodgers reflects conditions and unrest
The report notes a heavy rise in lodgers at the police station amid unemployment and countrywide distress. Sixteen lodgers are housed, with many passing through. the department aids transients with bread and coffee before they depart, though meals remain simple and scarce.
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Arrests Near in Donohoe Murder Case Reported
Uniontown Pa May 29 Murday charges recommended against Tony Bell former county detective and Gen Allum Washington but at coroner jury to ask for murder counts. Disclosures by F C Blerlson and Mike Kintz link bell and Allum to liquor ring and Donohoe murder. Jury took no action awaiting translated evidence. outcome likely next week. Also note Kintz claims Donohoe stole liquor. Allum allegedly aided in theft. Bledsoe testimony cites a 1200 gallon stash and plans to double cross Donohoe.
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W C T U Leader in Jail Uses Cell as HQ
Miss Beulah Allred, a W C T U activist, proclaimed detention in Pampa jail as a campaign base denouncing District Attorney Clifford Braly. She vowed to stay until Pampa goes dry, printing mimeographed papers to rally support and press the issue.
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Yacht Misses Return After Fogbound Cruise for Youths
A yacht carrying twenty University of California students sailed from Oakland for a pleasure cruise and failed to return by 8 p.m. due to thick fog. The vessel anchored at Paradise Cove in Marin County for the night, and after hours of anxiety authorities and friends learned that the missing craft Gul-Wits, with Everett Cowan aboard, was safe. Coast guard and local vessels searched the area through the night as residents reported two yachts anchored nearby with one appearing to have engine trouble. The party’s destination remains unclear but the vessel is now accounted for.
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Raleigh News Demands Raskob Resign as DNC Chairman
Leigh reported that the Raleigh News editorially urged John J. Raskob to quit as Democratic National Committee chair after alleging an outright 47000 contribution to the Association Against the 18th Amendment while only loaning 40000 to the Democratic campaign fund committee.
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Rails Lead Rally In Heavy Trading Today
United Press reports a strong stock market surge with heavy trading on the New York exchange. Dow Jones industrials rose about 3.6 points to 286.46 and railroad shares gained, with many issues hitting new daily highs and overall volume surging beyond typical sessions.
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Flare of Match Brings Slaying in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn a gunman near a black car shot and killed 25 year old Torres, labeled a Baltimore policy king. Witnesses say the attack followed a flare of light that revealed him briefly before 18 bullets were fired. a priest gave last rites. Torres died minutes later.
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Three counterfeiters arrested after Ritz Union City alert
A secret service warning led to the arrest of three counterfeit money passers at a Ritz Restaurant in Union City. The men Sommarian branch of the Second National Bank allegedly forged and circulated bills across western Pennsylvania and beyond. Authorities, led by William Land weight, plan further takedowns as other gang members face federal charges.
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Pittsburgh Search for Missing Youth Amid Reports of Family Incident
Police in Pittsburgh seek 15 year old Andrew Hornyak of Seventh Street Traf ford City missing for a week after leaving home following a reptile incident reportedly involving his father John Hornyak. The report appears in a multi item column including other regional brief notices.
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$25,000 Award Against Liberty Magazine
Liberty Magazine faces a $25,000 verdict in Port Worth Texas as attorneys prepare to appeal for the widow of Temple Houston son of the Lone Star Republic hero. The magazine was found guilty of shelling her.
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Dagus defense tightens in gruelling Brady Paul case
W Glenn Dagus and his romantic partner Irene Schroeder faced a brutal cross examination as defense witnesses testified Dagus deserted his wife Theresa Dague in 1928 and fled toward Arizona. Dagus admitted firing one shot at Brady Paul, claimed the plan was to scare Paul, not kill, and recounted the St Louis flight, a deputy sheriff kidnapping, and a later gunfight with pursuing posse leading to capture with Schroeder and Joe Wells.
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Britain and United States weigh participation in League pact
Washington dispatch says U S leaders discuss any future European trouble and ratification hurdles. Senate members warn a consultative treaty could be seen as guarantee of security to France, while London reports focus on French British talks over a possible five power naval accord and interpretations of League articles.
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Councilman Thompson Dies After Stroke in Franklin
Thomas W. Thompson, 74, longtime councilman of Franklin, Pa., died today after a stroke. He had served a fourth term and had been in declining health for some time. He was known for public service and steady leadership.
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