Read Granted Stay By Holt
Charleston dispatch reports Governor Holt granted Read a 60 day reprieve from execution in the W. Earle Dollman murder case. Read’s lawyers seek a writ of error claiming errors in the trial record. Co-defendants Lawrence Gingell and Joseph Kirby pled guilty to second degree murder and received prison terms.
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Charleston
Fies Read
W. Earle Dollan
Acton
Holt
al- Read
Four Corners
Supreme Court
Read
Richmond
Dollman
Man Identified in Park Case Tied to Slain Girls
Don Oliver, uncle of the Everett children, identified by witnesses as the man seen with Madeline and Melba Everett and Jeanette Stephens in Centinela Park last Saturday. Two park workers did not identify him. The victims, ages 1, 9, and 8, were found in Baldwin Hills gulch. An inquest is planned for tomorrow and funeral services are today.
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Merle Everett
Childre
Daughers
Don
Kate
Don Oliver
Everett
Jenny Vice
Helen Sard
Inglewood
Centinela Park
Haskell Wright
Kenneth Highlander
Eddie the Sailor
Madeline Everett
Melba
Jeanette Stephens
Baldwin Hills
See
Eugene Williams
District Attorney's Office
Dow
Olive Everett
Tires
Volunteers and London in the Spanish Civil War notes
An editorial pictures Britains voluntary withdrawal as helping the Spanish Republican side. It argues Moscow and Valencia push the move benefiting the Reds and cites that foreign volunteers in Spain range around 25,000 per side, about ten percent of each fighting force.
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Mom
de Popolo
London
Union Plans Continued From Page One Patrolmen Standby
Union leaders indicate patrolmen remain on standby as developments unfold and stress their stance could shift before Sunday depending on future events and negotiations.
Bomb plot arrest shocks Warren blast ring exposed
Three men jailed on $25,000 bond in Warren Ohio on illegal explosives charges. Arthur Scott alleged to have told police orders from Gus Hall to spark bombings and arson as part of a dynamite ring tied to steel strike unrest. Police seized a statement accusing Hall of directing fires to benzol stores and attacks near Republic Steel plants. Trade unions consider halting traffic to Bethlehem’s Cambria works amid a major payroll dispute impacting the greater Johnstown area.
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Warren
Arthur Scott
Gus Hall
Hall
National
Republic Steel
Republic
Bethlehem
Cambria Works
Johnstown
Delbert Auvil Dies in Indianapolis After Operation
Delbert Auvil, 25, died at his Indianapolis home following complications from an operation. Born in Barbour county, he was son of Mrs. Tacy Auvil, a Philippi telephone operator. Survived by his widow, a brother Emwood Anvil, and sister Mrs. Walter Ingalls, both of Indianapolis. Funeral services were held at his Indianapolis home with burial there.
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Emwood Anvil
Walter Ingalls
Indianapolis
Indiana City
Lab worker burned after acid bottle fall in Capitol
Charleston report states Mrs. Sara Thompson, an employee in the State Department of Agriculture laboratory, sustained severe acid burns when she slipped on a Capitol stair and broke a bottle of acid she carried.
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Charleston
Sara Thompson
State Department of Agriculture Laboratory
Capitol
Bureau Opening in Fairmont District Statistical Office
Hunter L Kimbrough of the National Bituminous Coal Commission arrived to help establish the district statistical bureau in Fairmont on July 1. He is described as a staff representative assisting in setup and operations.
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Fairmont
Nieces and dignitaries attend senatorial wedding cake cut
An executive ceremony on the estate of former New York Mayor James J. Walker featured the wedding cake cutting with Senator Wagner and Mrs. Walker present. Walker is shown on the left with Wagner at his right as guests gather for the event.
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Senator Wagner
Ne Weaang
James J. Walker
New York
Walker
Mrs. Walker
Kenneth Steinfeich
Wagner
Northport
S. 1
Evelyn Wagner
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
Kenneth P. Steinreich
Russians Establish Year-Long North Pole Base Camp
Radiophoto shows four Russians at the North Pole base with a party member Eugene Fyodorov reading meteorological data from a delicate instrument. The group has encamped at the base and will remain for a year to collect data.
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North Pole
Eugene Fyodorov
United States
Rudolf Island
New Soda Fountain At Malone's Drug Store
A promotional item touts Malone's Drug Store new soda fountain by The Liquid Carbonic Corporation. It highlights its sleek streamline design and calls the sodas and sundaes grand while inviting customers to stop in and try one.
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Liquid Carbonic Corporation
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Delbert Auvil
Tural Pree
Etta Kett
Morrison's
George
Mr.grmps
Big Sister
Gramps
Biles
Trumps
Bethe
Fita Kett
Fere
By Les Forgrave
MR. Grumps
BY Paul Robinson
Phil
Paul R
Malone’s Drug Store
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
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