Lingle Deposits Raise Questions in Shocking Case
Chicago June 2 AP. Bank deposits by Jake Lingle, a Sun-Times reporter, average over 1,000 dollars weekly in cash, with sums ranging 500 to 800. Authorities seek to trace the source of funds used for stock market bets tied to a murder case as a grand jury investigation proceeds and police leadership reshuffles.
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Jake” Linglé
Bae
Wiliam N. Kline
Lake Shore Trust
Savings Bank
Dain - Tribune
Seach
William’ ‘Russell
Chicago Police
Lingle
John A. Swanson
W M U Plans July Farm Visit To Wiregrass Station
Coffee County W M U groups organize a motorcade of about 50 farmers to Headland July 9 to tour the Wiregrass Experiment Station. J P Wilmems, extension service man, heads the station which studies crops suited to Wiregrass soil and aims to provide a worthwhile project for area farmers.
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Enterprise
Ala
W. M. Ray
Coffee County
Wiregrass Experiment Station
Headland
J. P. Wil- Memes
Wil
Local families visit neighbors and return home
Mr Rey Kelley and family from Sanday spent time with J B Mettere and family last week at Chancerl MR te vis fe wetler Mire Waste and wit be away for severe Wiek Gherey has been visiting the Goammenity for Guo but has returned home Step Tha
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Rey Kelley
J. B. Mettere
Chancerl
Te Vis Fe Wetler
Wiek Gherey
Schroeder Admits Plan to Have Wife Claim Burned Body
Harold H. Schroeder of Mobile Alabama admitted planning to have his wife Leah Schroeder claim the body of a man found burned in his car near Indianapolis on May 31 to collect a $64,000 accidental death policy. He denied killing the man, saying the victim was a hitchhiker. Schroeder waived examination on a murder charge and was bound over to the grand jury without bond.
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Schroeder
Indianapolis
Ind
Harold H. Schroeder
Mobile
Ala
Leah Schroeder
Here
Locust Swarms Halt Trains Near Wieder Heustad
Large crowds of locusts settled on the railroad tracks near Wieder Heustad delaying two trains. Firemen obtained a home to spray benzine on the tracks and set it alight, after which trains moved on with caution.
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Cienna
Wieder Heustad
Elder Collins to Preach Here Sunday
Elder F. A. Collins a Primitive Baptist minister from High Springs Ala will preach Sunday at 11 p m in the county courthouse in Dothen The public is invited to hear him on this occasion
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Wrder F. A. Collins
High Staff
Ala
Dothen
Collins
Kingsford Smith Resumes Sky Trail Across Atlantic
Captain Kingsford Smith and the crew of the Southern Cross resumed their westward trans Atlantic hop from Ireland to New York after fog and compass trouble. The 1100 mile leg was expected to take 12 to 14 hours, with a planned Roosevelt Field landing. The journey follows the 1930s second Atlantic crossing and drew messages from Byrd, Ford, and world leaders as the family awaited his return.
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N.F
New York
Charles ‘Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Ireland
Newfoundland
Kingsford-Smith
Ganeh
Kingsford- Smith
Ewart van Dyke
Cabot Straight
Cape, Breton
Iceland
Nova Scotia
New England
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Atlantic
Port Marnock
Irish Free _ State
van Dyk
J. Patrick Saul
John W. Stannage
Kingsford Smith
San Francisco
Sidney
New South Wales
Associated Press
Kingeford-Geith
Hoover vetoes World War I veterans relief bill
President Hoover vetoed the World War I veterans relief bill, calling the act unjust and urging a square deal for veterans. The House prepared to sustain the veto with Republicans ready to override. a substitute pension plan for all veterans was expected to pass.
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Veterans’ Relief
Washington
House
White House
Senate
Swick
Reed
Rogers
Birmingham Contractor Shot Dead on North Birmingham Road
J A Taylor 45 a Birmingham general contractor was found dead slumped behind the steering wheel of his car on the North Birmingham road a .22 revolver with three bullets in his brain police report. Coroner Russum and the homicide squad investigate. Survived by wife four sons and a brother. He moved from Tuscaloosa four years ago and did concrete work. Funeral services not announced.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Taylor
Birmingham Road
Taylor
Tuscaloosa
Lightning Kills Dale County Farmer Joseph Dassinger
Joseph Harmon Dassinger a 44 year old Dale County farmer was killed instantly by a lightning strike at his home near Midland City during a late Wednesday storm. His wife nearby suffered severe shock but recovered. funeral plans were announced with Masons to conduct the service at Wiggins church and grave.
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Dale County
Midland City
Dassinger
Bird Kelly
The
Eagle
Wiggins Church
Oscar Murphy
Atkinson
Wiggsins Church
Wiggins Cemetery
Lesle
Dothan
Presley
Lester
Leslie Skipper
Grimes
Minnie Walden
Vig Paramore
Thomas
Senes
Henry
Ashford
Fellows
Forrester
Three Die in Alabama Auto Crashes in 26 Hours
Accidents in Alabama over 26 hours claim three lives and leave one man critically injured. Victims include Eisle Gloria Harragin of New York City and Mrs. J C Bracewell of Andalusia. Ivey Harris, 13, was killed when a truck ran over him near Tuscaloosa. The two month old Elsie Gioria Harragin died in a Fort Payne wreck. Bracewell died after a car crash on the Opp Sampson highway.
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Eisle Gloria Harragin
New York City
Iven Harris
Berry
Ala
J.C. Bracewell
Andalusia
W. C. Milan
Birmingham
Ivey Harris
Mir
Pat Harris
Betsy
Fayette Road
Tuscaloosa
Elsie Gioria Harragin
Fort Payne
New Orleans
Harrigin
J. C. Bracewell
Mra Bracewell
Light storm visits Dothan area with fatalities and damage
A late Wednesday storm in the Dothan vicinity brought lightning and rain, killing Joseph Dassinger and injuring his wife. Power lines and telephone services were disrupted by downed trees, with Alabama Power reporting multiple outages. No street or sewer damage found, rain provided brief relief after a week of extreme heat.
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Dothan
Joseph Dassinger
Midland City
Dassinger
Alabama Power Company
Oates
Main Streets
Geneva Highway
Goodwin
The
Eagle
J. L. Vaughn
State Weather Bureau
Montgomery
Asociated
Train tragedy report from Chile mentions student casualties
In Arica on June 26 AP reports a deadly disturbance aboard a train from La Paz. Eight people were killed and seventeen students are among the casualties as censorship prevails in ongoing coverage.
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Arica
Chile
la Paz
Gunn Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Alabama
Mia Maud Gunn is sentenced to 20 years for the slaying of Gunn at the Chocolocco bridge near Oxford. She plans a motion for a new trial and potential appeal to the state supreme court if denied. Evidence showed life insurance beneficiaries and payments. daughter Catherine fainted during verdict.
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Ale
Mia
Maud Gunn
Talladeg County
Supreme Court
Gunn
Chocolocco
Oxford
Ala
Mra. Gunn
Mra
Catherine
Jacksonville
Gunns
Sylacauga
Weather slightly cooler forecast over Alabama
The state faced a heat wave with temperatures above 100 for days, but the forecast called for partly cloudy unsettled weather and cooler air in the north. Reports of four heat prostrations included Jack Turner in Montgomery and others in Birmingham Opelika. highs reached 104 in several counties while Decatur hit 101.
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Ala
Alabama
Jack Turner
Birmingham
Opelika
Ozark
Wetumpka
Clanton
Eufaula
Evergreen
Decatur
Gadsden
P. H Smyth
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