Death by Own Action Santa Rosa Girl Feared
Santa Rosa searchers and volunteers hunted for Donna Reinhold known as Susi Gay after she fled in her father’s car with a missing .22 caliber pistol. The car was found abandoned near Lagos Swamp seven miles west of Santa Rosa with no gun inside. The hunt, aided by bloodhounds and officers from Sonoma County and Santa Rosa, continued after a nervous breakdown following a recent fire at San Jose Bible College. Donna, a former Santa Rosa High School student body president with straight A grades, reportedly told her mother she might be better off dead.
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Missile Plant Strike Averted By Agreement
DETROIT USI Agreement was reached today averting a threatened strike at the Chrysler Missile Plant in Center Line by United Auto Workers. Five angry UAW workers protested a pay boost given to salaried staff while others received nothing, and the talks ended with a new contract framework. Union leaders urged members to resume work as bargaining continues with Ford and Chrysler at other plants.
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Jobs Increase On West Coast
West Coast employment rose between March and April, adding about 15 500 workers across California Oregon and Washington. Total employment in the three states reached roughly 230 000 higher than January 1937 with California showing gains in April and wages improving despite lower weekly pay in some areas.
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Key System Normal Again After Work Stoppage
Bay Area transit resumes as Key System returns to full service between East Bay cities and the Bay Bridge after a strike by bus drivers and mechanics. A 20 hour negotiation followed a 1 cent per hour wage proposal over two years amid widespread job action and damage to trolley infrastructure near Mission and First Streets.
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Fast Tempo Courtship Ends In Dance at London Venue
CPI-Arn Ward reports a 17 year old from London who idolized a rock and roll singer. She attended his shows and his Saturday TV program, finally meeting him at 6 p.m. They danced after the show and later went to a Longon dance hall where the date continued into the early hours.
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Amuck Elephant Killed in New Delhi
In New Delhi police fired 23 shots over three hours to kill President Tajendys Prasad's troubled elephant after signs of ill health. The animal struggled during capture attempts before succumbing in the morning. No injuries were reported.
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Review Ads Highlight Daily Publication Rates
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Daily Review Inc and The Daily Review with subscription details and promotional mentions. It references advertising examples and a London connection, noting circulation and media themes.
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