Editorial May Prove Fatal to Woman Writer
In San Francisco Agnes Newton a feature writer for the Examiner was badly beaten with a gas pipe by Lee Brennan and may die. Brennan, claiming dislike of the paper's editorial policy, waited outside the offices and attacked Newton as she left the building after the editorial on the world court appeared in the newspaper.
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San Francisco
Agnes Newton
The
San Francisco Examiner
Lee Brennan
Brennan Tole
Examiner
Aiss Newton
Brennan
Brennen
World Court
French Chamber In Riot Over Communists Chorus
PARIS May 27 Today's session of the French chamber was suspended in disorder when deputy Dorcit urged French soldiers in Morocco cease fighting Rift tribesmen and fraternize with them. The chamber with Communist members dissenting passed a vote of censure while Communists sang the international. Paul Herriot suspended the session.
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Paris
Dorcit
Morocco
Paul Herriot
Heavy Guard Protects Two Negro Killers in Dallas Trial
In Dallas Texas on May 27 Frank and Lorenzo Noel two men who confessed to killings are kept under heavy guard as they await trial in district court proceedings amid security concerns.
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Dallas
Texas
Frank
Lorenzo Noel
Norway Reverses On Aid For Amundsen Rescue Effort
Oslo on May 27 reports Norway now prepared to send relief to Amundsen Ellsworth flyers. Government had said relief unlikely but now has ships and planes ready to depart at once. Six days since the jump off with no news of the explorers.
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United Press
Olso
Norway
Amundsen-Ellsworth
Fall Doheny Sinclair Indicted Again in Oil Lease Case
Albert B. Fall Harry F Sinclair and Edward L Doheny are re indicted by a federal grand jury in Washington for conspiring to withhold reserves from competitive bidding in oil leases. Doheny Jr not indicted this time. No bribery charged in these two indictments.
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United Press
Washington
Albert B. Fail
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward L. Doheny
Ol King
Fall
Sinclair
Califfornia
Hayward Legion to Fwd $1000 Endowment Funds for War Widows
Hayward's national endowment drive contribution of 1000 goes to the national Legion headquarters. Fifty local firms and individuals underwrote the amount, to be forwarded after the Hayward Rodeo on June 20 and 21, with tickets to the event sold to raise the local quota. Contributions continue to be accepted toward the goal, with loaned funds to be repaid after the rodeo if the target is met.
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Hayward
The
American Legion
Legion Post
Legion Officeals
Firma
W. W. Haley
Jacob Harder, Jr
Victor la Grave
Hugo Frank
Louie Burke
Auto Grill
E. A. Massa
EF. A. Smith
H. G. Smith
Andrew E. Sorensen
Nelson E. Clemens
Mitchell
H O. Linthicum
F. C. Weidemann
Carl A. Sorensen
Frank
BE. Pereira
Freeman
Dohner & Galbraith
Catherine H. Pratt
Review Publishing Co
Fleisher & Klegman
Meininger & Co
H. R. Robinson
A. J. la Cunha
J. A Azevedo
A. C. Biblingsty
0. Brauns
Milton's Candy Store
W. T. Knightly
L B Parsons
R. Ke
Hayward Drug Co
Gato Principe
Soares
B-D
Sixty Men Entombed in North Carolina Mine Disaster
At the Calob Coal Co mine in Sanford North Carolina between 50 and 60 miners were entombed after an explosion. No bodies recovered yet. Rescue volunteers are sought from nearby mines and aid from state and out of state officials. Rescue car from West Virginia and experts from Birmingham Alabama were dispatched.
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Sanford
N. C
Calob Coal Co
North Carolina
West Virginia
Wntil
Birmingham
Ala
Shepherd Wins Victory in Chicago Jury Ruling
William D. Shepherd defense attorneys won a procedural victory as Judge Lynch allowed a potential juror to be excused only if he would not believe Dr. Charles Farman’s testimony without candor. The dismissal came over the objections of State Attorney Robert E. Crone. The ruling touched a delicate point of law in the murder case of Billy McClixtock.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClixtock
Lynch
William Scott Stewart
Shepherd
Charles Farman
Robert E. Crone
Lay
Shipping Board Votes to Sell Part of Vessels
Washington May 27 The Shipping Board voted to advertise 200 ships for sale for scrap totaling 819120 dead weight tons The move clears the way for Henry Ford to bid for vessels Thirty building permits aggregating 70850 were issued in Stockton in one week Berkeley Two school sites purchased here for 35960 Long Beach Ground broken for new hospital.
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Shipping Board
United Press
Washington
Shipping Board Way
Henry Ford
Stockton
Berkeley
Melo family plans southern California vacation trip
Mr and Mrs John S Melo Jr and their daughter Lelia with Father Porto left Wednesday by auto for a southern California vacation. They will drive to Los Angeles and spend several days there before continuing to San Diego. They travel via the coast route both ways and expect to return early next week.
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John S. Melo
Lelia
Porto
Auto
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sirs
Melo
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