Belief of Slain Girl Found in Quarry Mystery
UP reports a 17 year old girl Thelma Woods disappeared May 30 after attending a dance. Her bound body was found in a quarry, weight by a 30 pound stone, with bruising. An escort, Truesdale, 20, from Elida, also missing, linked to the case. Officials pumped water from the quarry and used dynamite in attempts to recover bodies as coroner prepared to determine exact cause.
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Thelma Woods
Truesdale
Elida
Was & F
Ordn Plans To Make New Car Near Edgewater
Hackensack Bergen Record reports officials in Edgewater say Ord plans a new stock automobile powered by a diesel motor. The car will undercut current models on price, feature a longer life, be heavier, and use a V-type configuration with six to eight cylinders.
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Hackensack
Workman Buried By Well Cave-In
Spokane, June 13. Workmen digging a well in Spokane were buried beneath 20 feet of cover and gravel in a cave-in. Carl Johnson, 45, was trapped and authorities hoped to reach him today though chances were slim. Rescue efforts continued through the night with diggers and carpenters aiding the effort.
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Spokane
Wash
Carl Johnson
Rescuers Free Carlson Brother After Well Cave-In
A gravel filled well space proved unstable as rescuers had to shore the sides while Johnson and his brother Victor dug to a 54 foot depth. Carl lay at the bottom when the gravel caved in triggering the rescue attempt.
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Vietlin
Johnson
Victor
Carl
Color playing large part in beach apparels this summer
New York in June reports color taking a key role in beach wear as women explore bold contrasts and vivid tones. Monotone outfits fade as dresses, gowns, and bathing suits embrace bright fabrics, contrasting trims, and varied textures to accent individuality.
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New York
Joseph's
Jersey
Verdict in favor of Mrs England in knottsville case
The jury awarded Mrs. Cora England $1,627 against Mrs. Mareilla McGee for money she spent while fixing a house on Knottsville road in Millerville to inherit it. The two day trial ended after jurors deliberated late yesterday.
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Cora England
Mareilla
M. McGee
Cour
Man Fined For Posing As Gibbons
A Camden man was fined 100 dollars or three months in jail for posing as Floyd Gibbons, the former war correspondent. Henry McMillan Luellwitz of Los Angeles admitted using the Gibbons name after authorities noted he wore a patch over his right eye, unlike Gibbons who wears one over the left. He had stayed at New York hotels under the name Gibbons and flew from Newark to Camden aboard a plane whose hire of ninety dollars was still pending payment.
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Camden
Yosterday
Floyd Gibbons
Henry McMillan Luellwitz
Los Angeles
Gibbons
Luellwitz
New York
Newark
Ten Bus Lines列表与运营点
Cleveland、Missouri Pacific Transportation Company、St Louis、Pacific Greyhound Lines、San Francisco、Tri-State Transit Company、Shreveport Interstate Transit Company、Omaha、Pickwick Greyhound Lines Kansas City等多地运营点列出。
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Cleveland
Missouri Pacific Transportation Company
St. Loouis
Pacific -Greyhound Lines
San Francisco
Tri-State Transit Company
Shreveport
Interstate Transit Company
Omaha
Pickwick-Greyhound Lines
Kansas City
Son of Fleming Lucas Killed in Denver Accident
Robert Lucas 14 of Denver died in a likely accidental shooting Friday while living with his parents. The former Grafton resident was born in Denver and was the nephew of Minnie Lucas Coppage of Lairmont. Details were not learn ed.
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Grafton
Robert Lucas
Fleming A. [Eeds
Denver
Colorado
Fleming Lucas
Robert
Minnie Lucas Coppage
Lairmont
Paul Doumer Becomes President of Third French Republic
Paris June 18 Paul Doumer, aged 74, is elected president succeeding Gaston Doumergue. Escorted by cavalry Premier Laval brings Doumer to the Petit Luxembourg. Ceremony lasts about 20 minutes as Doumer is sworn in and the grand master insignia placed. He visits the Arc de Triomphe tomb of the unknown soldier and lights the sacred flame in memory of France’s war dead, including four of his sons.
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Paris
Paul Doumer
Gaston Doumergue
Laval
Petit Luxembourg Palace
White House
Doumergue
Senate
Chamber
Doumer
Dubail
Legion of Honor
France
Leader of Bootleg Band Surrenders in Mississippi
Booneville Mississippi June 13 Roney Eaton leader of a bootleg band surrendered with two companions after state troops entered the hunt for the deputy U S marshal slaying that sparked a large manhunt. More than 200 men including 115 National Guardsmen joined the search through backwoods hills for Eaton his brother Clovis and cousin Edgar Eaton.
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Booneville
Miss
Roney Eaton
United States
Quirshal
National
Rouey Eaton
Kangaroo Mother and Young Size Comparison
A natural fact contrasts the mother kangaroo with her joey. The mother stands over five feet tall and weighs about 209 pounds, while the newborn joey is just over an inch long and weighs less than a mouse.
Eighty Boys and Girls Enroll in Vacation Church School
About eighty students from multiple city denominations attend the vacation church school at First Presbyterian Church this week and next. Eight teachers guide classes from age 4 to 14, with a Sunday June 21 commencement likely. Activities include Bible study, prayers, songs, and craft work, with a non secular, non sectarian aim.
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Vacation Church
First Presbyterian Church
F. J. Turvander
Louise
Marjorie Shingleton
Hilly Fisher
Valmin Cather
Tufvander
Florence Hamilton — Wilkinson
Russell Matthews
Tufvender
Vivo Cheses
Presbyterian Church
Christy
Miners Strike Sparks Belmont County Unrest
Belmont county miners faced a tense day as 1,200 workers in Belmont and Jefferson counties planned new drives under armed deputy watch. Proclamations urged citizens to aid authorities after mines closed and picketing escalated, with organizers rallying at the New Lafferty mine of the M. A. Hanna coal company.
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Belmont County
Hanna Company
St. Clairsville
Ohio
East
Howard Duff
Paul Waddell
Robert S. Haubnich
Ohio National Guard
Frank D. Henderson
Punty
National Miners Union
Belmont
Jefferson Counties
Lafferty
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Robert Ha
Miners Clash as Demonstration Roils Western Pa Town
Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania mine workers, on strike for better pay and hours, clashed with a crowd stoning immigrant workers returning from Kinloch. Officials reported injuries but no serious harm as authorities moved to restore order. Union leaders pursue hunger protests on Washington and seek talks with Governor Pinchot amid tentative local agreements.
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Aidh
Ohio National Guards
Col Haubrich
Paul V. Waddell
George White
Waddell
Howard Duff Mer
Pittsburgh
New Kensington
Valley Camp Coal Company
Kinloch
Pennsylvania
National Miners’ Union
Washington, I
Frank Borich
Isows
Ilinois
State Capitol
Springfield
Pinchot
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Harrisburg
National Miners' ‘Union
Gifford Pinchot
Murray
Samuel Pursglove
Pittsburgh Teminal
Strike spreads in Harrison Barbour and Taylor counties
Union officials said about 9,000 men were on strike in the area while company officials estimated roughly 2,000 workers participating. The quiet day followed tense negotiations and shows the scale of the dispute across the three counties.
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Creighton Company
United‘Mine
Teack
Pitts Coal Company
Dixon Ming
James Boyd
John Ciewalski
Harrison, Barbour and
Taylor County
Mrs Malone Hosts Bridge Party At East Main Street
Mrs. Fred Malone of East Main Street entertained many friends at a bridge party last evening. Tables set for three games with spring colored score pads. prize awarded to Mrs. L. J. Stover for high score. Refreshments served by Mrs. Malone with help from Miss Marialvena Malone and Miss Lane Evelyn Kinney. Guests included Mrs. Joby Donaldson and others.
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Fred Malone
East Mainstreve
L. J. Stover
Lane Evelyn Kinney
Joby Donaldson
Ralph Kunst
D. G. Kunst
Kate Koelz
F. F. K. Roof
Glen Bord
John Tucker
Paul Williamson
Charleston
W. G. Robey
Former West Virginia Lawyer Sentenced to Life in Sing Sing
Clarence Mason, 51, once a Harrisville attorney, was convicted as a fourth offender and received a life term at Sing Sing by Judge Joseph E. Corrigan under the Raumes law. Over 15 years he faced felonies in New York City Milwaukee Columbus and Fort Worth. His last conviction involved forging attorney Thomas J. Davis name to a telecaram for a $1,000 transfer from People’s Bank of Harrisville to New York.
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New York
Clarence
Mason
Harrisville
W. Va
Sing Sing
Joseph E. Corrigan
New York City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Fort Worth
Thomas J. Davis
Telecam
People’s Bank of
Courts adjourn merger hearing to July 13 in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on June 12 the common pleas court continued hearings on the Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube merger. Opposing counsel requested more time as 22 lawsuits seek to fix value on Sheet and Tube stock, which voted against the merger. Sheet and Tube counsel agreed to postpone. Separately a French scientist reports successful extraction of rare gas xenon from air at a ratio of one part in ten million.
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Youngstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Common Pleas Court
Sheet and Tube
Baseball scores update from AP with early games
National New York 0 Pittsburg 0 in first inning. American Chicago 1 New York 2 in second. Detroit 0 Boston 0 in second. St Louis 2 Philadelphia 10 in eighth. Other games not started.
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Associated Press
National
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
West Virginia closed championship final set in singles
Sam Cohn of Charleston and Beckley and W F Arkle of Wheeling won their semi finals in the men's singles to advance to the final round. They were among the players contesting the WV closed championship matches held today.
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Charleston
W. Way
Sam Cohn
Beckley
Wheeling
West Virginia
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Fioover
Aiv Informa
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Mgr. M. & M. Bank Bldg
Prudential Insurance Company OF America’ Home Office
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Germany
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W.va
Joe
United Mine Workers of America Today
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Mrs. Malone
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Zrge Eer
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Albuquerque
Evening Star
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United Artists Picture
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