Jealousy Motive Ties Three Women to Phoenix Murders
Los Angeles reports detail a fatal case of jealousy among three women linked to the murders of Phoenix clinic workers Agnes Lerol and Hedvig Samuelson. Mrs. Winnie Judd leads, with investigators noting possible drug involvement and a failed insanity defense. Officers say the trio could not live together, fueling a deadly triangle.
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Agnes Ann Lerol
Hedvig Samuelson
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Phoenix Clinic
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Lloyd Andrews
Phoenix
Davi Davidson
Andrews
Arizona
John Doe
Mckinnell
Bandit shot at Brockway factory near DuBois
In Brockway, Pa., two men forced entry at a Brockway-Masaronto factory and were confronted by a watchman. Both fled after exchange of shots. Police found blood near a window. one bandit believed wounded, other escaped. The incident occurred north of DuBois on October 21.
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Gasoline Reduced Five Cents in Detroit
Detroit October 21 price reduction of five cents a gallon announced by Sunny Service Oil Company. First rollout of their imported Rub marian gasoline advertised as premium fuel at eight gallons for one. Other firms match the price on the lowest grade while charging more for Standard and High octane options.
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Maquon Bank Robbery Seized Officials Held Overnight
Four gunmen robbed Magoon State Bank of nine thousand dollars and undetermined bonds. Bank president D Hartcock and official Ray Simplus were forced to sit with the robbers overnight. In the morning two bandits guarded the officials while the others raided the bank, then fled toward Peoria after locking staff in the vault.
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Peoria
Salvation Army Advisory Board Renames Chairman
F Brown was re elected chair man of the Salvation Army Advisory Board at the annual reorganiza tion meeting held this morning. Frederick Beall resigns as treasurer and L J Kelly is elected to fill the vacancy. New board members include D A Hillstram Fy rown C 8 Bentley C E Doane L J Kelly J H Wwight H H Keppel H Man y A L Poster W A Johns. The board will work with the Corry Bellet Fund on charitable work and the Salvation Army aids local relief efforts. Reopening of the soup kitchen for winter is under consideration. Meeting was attended by Hillstrom Brown Bentley Doane Kelly Beall Thomas.
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Salvation Army
St Marys Man Killed Rail Accident Near Ridgeway
Albert Hartland 40, of St Marys Pa, a brake man on the Pittsburgh Shawmut and Northern, was killed instantly when he fell from an ox car at Fordes Pa while signaling the crew to move cars from Woodville to Tyler mine sidings. His skull was fractured and the body dragged several feet. The coroner ruled the death accidental. no inquest. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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150 DROWNED By United Prem CALCUTTA, India
Disaster report from Madras district states 150 people drowned in Vizismseram area causing many homeless and in need of food assistance. Authorities say the incident occurred today and emergency aid is being organized.
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Manchurian Crisis Deepens as League Talks Stalled
Reports from Geneva show the Sino Japanese Manchuria dispute worsening. China sent secret League notes while Japanese delegates resist Briand asks for security guarantees. Canton peace efforts in Shanghai aim to unite against civil war and pressure for troop withdrawal.
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Trio sought in section under arrest in Harrisburg report
Threes bandits wanted at Milltown North Dakota were located today in Harrisburg headquarters of the state police after an intensive search across the region. A wide manhunt had been launched through Northwestern Pennsylvania after sightings in Olean in a Pontiac car. Corry and local authorities were urged to watch for the trio as state troopers traced the suspects and recovered the car and a stolen machine.
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Edison tribute darkens nation with lights out funeral
West Orange N J Oct 2 A national tribute to Thomas A Edison ends with a private funeral at his Llewellyn Park home after his burial near the scenes of his work. President Hoover endorses a sixty second nationwide lights out at 8 30 p m to honor the inventor of electric light. Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone were among the attendees scheduled.
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France
Committee to Probe All Relief Cases in Corry
A relief oversight board named by the Corry Relief Fund will investigate all winter relief cases. Members Wortt Hammond Clifton Howard and C. R. Rogers will audit expenditures and require applicants to file full histories. The fund advanced 190 to the Salvation Army for October bills, with approvals at the next meeting.
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C. R. Rogers
Corry Relief Fund Committee
Salvation Army
Doolittle's Canada to Mexico City flight sets speed record
Major Jimmy Doolittle linked Ottawa Washington Birmingham and Corpus Christi to Mexico City in a record dawn to dusk flight. He landed at Valbuena flying field after 12 hours 25 minutes from Ottawa with a 2600 mile total, averaging over 200 mph. He greeted by officials and planned to return to St Louis.
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Monongahela Bank Closed in Pittsburgh Takeover
A notice posted at the door states the Monongahela National Bank of Pittsburgh was taken over by state bank examiner B. J Blake. The board of directors voted to conserve assets and protect depositors amid the action.
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Dunkle to Face Hearing After Prohibition Raid
George W. Dunkie a Corry Biks club steward was arrested in a federal raid on Saturday. He will have a hearing before U S Commissioner Enoch Filer in Erie on Tuesday October 27 at 1 30 p m. Dunkle is out on $1 000 bond and faces charges of possessing intoxicating liquors under the Volstead act. The arrest followed a seizure of liquor from a garage adjoining the El building on North Center Street including gin beer and other wet goods.
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Erie
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Laval Plans Sea Broadcast From French Steamer
Premier Laval of France will, with his daughter Mile Josette, broadcast a greeting to the United States from the liner Lafayette in a first at sea radio hookup. NBC will attempt to link the 50 watt transmitter from tug to deck, overcoming darkness and rough seas as the ship nears port. Ralph Heinzen will translate the French remarks for rebroadcast.
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Bedford man dies in crash near Cumberland
In Cumberland Maryland on October 21 Harry Gilchrist age 24 of Bedford Pennsylvania was killed when the automobile driven by Francis Beemiller age 19 also of Bedford crashed into a pole. Beemiller suffered serious injuries and was taken to a local hospital.
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A Little Perspective on Downturns From History
The piece, citing James Truslow Adams, urges viewing current woes against past crises. It recalls 1873 collapses of Jay Cooke and others, major bank and railroad failures, and 1893 devastations in the economy to provide context for today’s mood and set a grounded view of the cycle of downturns.
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Rhode Island
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Rate Increase Denied by Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington report notes the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a blanket 15 percent rail rate rise while proposing a temporary plan to stabilize railroading without wage cuts. The plan would funnel 100 to 145 million dollars into industry, with rates only to March 31, 1983, and only modestly affecting citizens.
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Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Today
The listing from WEAH NBC Network on 1200 highlights Scoop and Peep Goldbergr and Phil Cook along with Ripley Waller and band ads from OBS Netware. An orchestra and clan are also noted in a fragmented schedule of NBC related programming.
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