Poison trial of Shockley recessed in Texas
In Pampa Texas Judge W R Ewing recessed the trial of Rev L H Shockley amid defense objections to disinterment and autopsy evidence in the Hudgins radiation case. The case accuses Shockley of poisoning W T Hudgins and relatives with arsenic, with tense courtroom moments and disputes over legal procedures and witness confrontations.
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Pampa
Tex
W. R. Ewing
L. H. Shockley
Clem Calhoun
Shockley
W. T. Hudgins
C. B. Batson
McLean
W.T. Hudgins
John Sturgeon
Calhoun
Batson
Austin
Calhhoun
Howard Hudgins
Coortroom
Hudgins
Terry
Terry Hudgins
Ww. T. Hudgins
Three St Louisans Indicted for Tax Evasion
The report notes indictments against three St Louisans for tax evasion. A quoted portion discusses a lawyer seeking immunity waiver for client William Dewey Loucks to testify before the grand jury as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louisans
William Dewey Loucks
Clash in Times Square as Reds Parade
New York police clashed with about five hundred Communist League members attempting a surprise parade through Times Square. Police blocked organized marching, leading to several hand-to-hand encounters and the arrest of three belligerent marchers. In Memphis, Charles M. Reed of Denver was elected president of the National Retail Credit Association, succeeding Arthur P. Lovett with directors including FP Horne and Jack Harber.
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New York
Young Communist League
Times Square
Credit Ass'n
Memphis
Tenn
Charles M. Reed
Denver
National Retail Credit Association
Arthur P. Lovett
Kengal City
FP. Horne
St. Louis
Jack Harber
Fort Smith
Ark
Lovett
Mystery in Bride Disappearance Deepens in New York Case
Agnes Colonia Turverson a New York lawyer who wed Ivan Poderiay last December is at the center of a widening mystery. Suzanne Ferrand, ex wife of Poderiay, says a banked trunk for Turverson was repacked in Vienna and sent to Poderiay’s sister in Laibach. Poderiay, held by Vienna police on New York’s orders, says the marriage occurred at the request of the bride who knew he was already married and that she gave him 34200 in securities. Miss Sally Turverson, her sister, assists police as cables report the sister planned a trip to India.
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Agnes Colonia Turverson
New York
Ivan Ivanovitch Poderiay
Mme
Suzanne Ferrand
Vienna
Poderjay
Laibach
Jugoslavia
Sally Turverson
India
Women more at heart risk during fasting than men
Berkeley report to AAAS states women show stronger avidosis and accumulate organic acids during a week of fasting, risking acidosis while men oxidize acids more completely. Animal tests hint at hormonal influences. after gland removal females may oxidize as well as or more than males.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
American Association For the Advancement of Science
H. J. Deuel
University of Southern California Medical School
Deuel
Milligan Prepares to Open Senate Campaign in Missouri
Democratic U S Senate hopeful Jacob L Tucky Milligan passed through St Louis en route to Richmond Mo to start his campaign Friday at Sedalia He conferred between trains with campaign manager Hamp Rothwell after returning from Washington D C
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ST. Louis
Jacob L.tucky
Milligan
United States Senate
Richmond
Sedalia
Washington
Hamp Rothwell
Ford Predicts Shorter Week and Day for Industry
Detroit June 20 Henry Ford predicts the five day week and six hour day will eventually be adopted across industry. He says this country can operate on a two five day week and that balancing production with consumption requires more leisure. He notes productivity is up and things are made faster but declines to name who is blocking progress.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Business Briefs United States life insurance sales up in May
New York June 20 sales of life insurance rose 32 percent in May from the same month last year per figures from the life insurance sales research bureau. Chrysler Export Corp reports overseas shipments of cars and trucks so far this year exceed all of 1933. June shipments abroad total 82,778 units. Metropolitan New York department store sales slipped 0.2 percent for June weeks vs last year, while liquor sales helped lift overall activity by 1.9 percent.
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New York
Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau
Chrysler Export Corp
Hlor
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Hindenburg Backs Papen Criticism of Nazi Ways
Berlin June 20 AP President von Hindenburg endorsed Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen’s criticism of Nazi policies. He sent a telegram praising Papen’s speech and read an advance copy at his country estate, bolstering Papen’s stance against press suppression and collective rule while opposing state overreach.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Hitler
Von
Naval officer joins search for missing San Jose singer
In San Jose California June 20 AP a naval intelligence officer from San Francisco arrived to aid in the case of Mrs Sibyl Fidanque a 39 year old singer and wife of a Panama shipping man who vanished last Saturday Police note she left abruptly with no hat and withdrew 186 from her account Investigations weigh robbery murder possible self harm and kidnapping while Navy Lieutenant A J Rich denies acting on a trap or acting as a negotiator at the request of the missing woman s husband Joseph Pidanque
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San Jose
Calif
Department of Justice
Sib
Fidanque
Panama
A. J. Rich
Naval Intelligence
San Francisco
Rich
Joseph Pidanque
Sct
Three Women Die As Excursion Ship Hits Rocks
A river excursion ship the Dresden struck rocks near Karmaey Island off Stavanger. Three women died, others were rescued as the vessel listed and beached. The captain and a wireless operator stayed at their posts dispensing distress calls before abandoning the ship.
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Haugesund
Neorwa
Ranger
Dresden
Cren
Karmoey Island
Tra Hifepoais
U. S
Roosevelt’s Brain Trust Receives Harsh Praise From Critics
President Roosevelt is lauded by Harvard and Yale leaders as his Brain Trust is defended. Harvard President Conant receives an honorary Doctor of Laws as Yale President Angell hails the President for leadership. Crowds cheer as Roosevelt tours, then moves to Sequoia for New London boat races and a family reunion with the Cushings and James Roosevelt Jr.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
President's School
Yale
James Bryant Conant
James Rowland Angell
Yale Univers
Harvey Cushing
James Roosevelt
Jr James
Sequoia
Mary Cushing
Dr. Cushing
Two Women Jailed In Murder Plot At Oneonta
In Oneonta New York on June 20 two women, Eva Coe and Martha Clift, are jailed on murder plot charges after each accuses the other of striking Harry Wright in a fatal hit and run with a car. District Attorney Donald Grant says Wright held life insurance policies totaling between seven and twelve thousand dollars. Police and an Otsego County grand jury are reviewing the case as details emerge.
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Oneonta. N
P! Z
Harry
Otsego County
Donald Grant
Wright
Eva Coe
Maryland
Martha Clift
Public aid sought in trunk death case at Brighton station
A trunk containing a torso and a baby’s body was found in Brighton station’s unclaimed baggage area after two weeks of police checks. The dead woman is identified as Agnes Tufverson, an American lawyer, with a baby whose remains were found in a wicker basket at the station check room. Police link the slaying to a date around May 30 and note limbs were later found in a suitcase at King’s Cross.
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Brighton
Jon
Agnes Tufverson
King Cross
Tendon
Investigate Past of Capt Poderjay in Vienna Case
Police dug into Capt Ivan Poderjay past after chemists found trunk stains not from blood and linked to the Agnes Tulverson disappearance. Susanne Ferrand remained in custody on tech charge of profiting by another's crime over property tied to Tulverson. Investigators said Poderjay planned to abandon Miss Ferrand for another wife when arrested with only about 20 dollars left.
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Vienna
Polise
Ivan Poderjey
Agnes Tufverson
Poderjay
Susans Ferrand
Poderjax
Miss Tulverson
Miss Ferrand
Poetics
Miss Ferrend
Present Wife With Death by Own Action Trial
In Chicago on June 2 AP reports Mrs Rutie ford testifies in her suit against the public builder. The gift described is a volume with engravings and illustrations, given by her husband Willard F. Ford as the trial proceeds. The account refers to cultural notes about bridal veils in the East where husbands traditionally do not see the bride’s face before the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willard F Ther
Rutieford
Powner
Warrant Issued in Bond Theft Case at Caruthersville
Prosecutor seeks arrest of Adate B Young on charges of stealing bonds valued at 5100. W Hawkins filed the warrant as Young, married with two prior marriages, reportedly fled toward St Louis with a son. Bonds tied to St Johns Missouri Levee District and auditing firm Wallean and Co. are mentioned in the case.
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Caruthersville
W. Hawkins
Dama
Miami
Adate B. Young
Missouri
Pees Auditing Company
Young
Carazo
St. Johns Missouri Levees
Wallean
Former Bank Teller Indicted for Embezzlement in St Louis
Matthew Bobage, 35, a former Boatmen's National Bank teller, indicted by a federal grand jury in St Louis on charges of embezzling 2527 dollars from the bank. He resides in Madison, Illinois.
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T. Louis
Matthew Bobage
Boatmen’s National Bank
Federal
Bobage
Madison, Ill
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