Boy of 22 shy for awful act
San Diego authorities report the arrest of a man matching the description of Ortho Le Roy Strong, sought in the slayings of three Inglewood girls, by deputy sheriffs at Del Mar shortly after Lock tonight. The case involves a decedent found in a deep ravine between Culver City and Tyagpecueed, with multiple victims listed and investigators continuing the probe as the suspect awaits possible charges.
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Calif
Ortho le Roy Strong
Inglewood
del Mar
L Oelock
Jack Cornell
Relief program boosts Montana farming aid plan
A fragmented report notes a Montana farming relief program following a conference with WPA officials. The policy aims to accelerate public works to ease drought relief, with relief quotas in affected regions raised to meet conditions.
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Program For Relief IN
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Worlington
Dutte
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WPA
Drauth
Ladies to Present Court Dresses in London for King George V
Thirteen United States women prepare court dresses for presentation in London on July 1 at the Court of St James. Five named participants include Anna Glenn Butler of Arthur W. Tufler's New York Stock Exchange circle, Mrs Lincoln Ellaworth of New York, Mrs William A. Decker of Summit New Jersey DAR president, Ellen Lehman niece of New York Governor Lehman, and Helen Watson daughter of IBM president Thomas J. Watson.
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United States
Lendon
Gorge Vian
Dehzabeth
St. James
Anna
Glenn Butler
Arthur W. Tufler
New York Stock Exchange
Lincoln Ellaworth
New York, Wie
Wuam A. Decker
Summit
N. J
Daughters of the
Ellen EB. Lehman
Niee
Leman
New York
Helen Watson
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines
President and Perkins hit in House for attitude
Washington June 38. The House attacked President Roosevelt and Secretary Perkins over the steel imbroglio. Rep Cox charged the labor secretary urged state coercion to force steel firms to accept contracts, accusing the administration of supporting duress and extortion. Rep Troffman criticized both the president and Perkins, signaling a sharp partisan clash.
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Washington
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Tabor Hart
Marlin L. Taney
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Wnien
C.C0
Sriza
Troffman
Mich
Miss Perkins
Grandson of Teddy Roosevelt Marries in Warneington
The ceremony in Warneington, Conn, united Theodore Roosevelt grandson Hansevet Roosevelt and Jane Porter as a high family wedding. Reverend Quincey Tlackely officiated for the Congression- era setting. The bride, Miss Elizabeth Porter of Marlborough, served as attendant. the groom’s father acted as best man, returning yesterday from hunts in Alaska.
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Avery Gaddla
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Muss
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Marshall
Val
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Thealore Raonvelt
Quincey Tlakely
Enue
Alastor
Eibureth Porter
Marstall
Alasta
Roosevelt Criticizes President as Arbiter in Labor Standoff
In a detailed critique, the writer argues Mr Roosevelt cannot serve as arbiter in the dispute. He contends the president is financially allied with one side and that the Independence of the Judiciary has been violated. The piece accuses the administration of abusing power, undermining constitutional norms, and prioritizing ends over lawful means.
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C.10
United States
Toosorelt
Atrika
Lewis
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Ateol Rompanica
Liraeat Cantrittara Nto
Liberty League
Plckettig Sa Umie
Ail-Dawn Atrikent
Bellevue Flood To Go On For Week
Bellevue Ohio with flood waters rising due to underground streams choked by heavy rain last week threatening to inundate the town for a week or more. Safety Director George Burges warned the drainage system cannot recede quickly as the underground channels carry bulk water.
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Ohio
Gellevue
George Burges
World News In Gist From A Turbulent Ledger
A garbled world roundup notes crimes in California and New York, labor strife in Washington, a triple murder case in Ithbart Irwin, and European financial shifts including gold holdings and foreign exchange suspensions. It mentions Franco‑Spanish actions, wartime ship hazards, and postwar diplomacy with Germany and Italy, all in a compact, omnibus briefing.
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Senate Committee
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New York
Ithbart Irwin
England
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Berllin—Itler
Wave of Economy Recedes as Senate Approves Aid Bill
A government spending wave receded in today’s session as the Senate approved a $690 million soil conservation appropriation and sent a $1.6 billion relief measure to the White House for Roosevelt’s signature. The chamber, with minimal debate, backed reduced onetime spending and then endorsed the broader relief package.
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Ospolken
Soil Conservation Service
Stuata
White House
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt backs 40 hour work week for public works
President Roosevelt recommended Congress take early action on a proposal to establish a 40 hour work week for labor on public works. The idea was among measures adopted at the Geneva International Labour Conference a year ago. He said the Congress should consider the intent to finish other proposals.
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San
Roosevelt
Congress
Mhe
Geneva
Congresa
Young Franklin and Ethel Seek License for Wednesday Wedding
In Wilmington Delaware on July 23 the couple Franklin Roosevelt Jr. and Ethel duPont, aided by official Frank J. Maley, secured the necessary marriage licenses for their upcoming Wednesday ceremony. The trio met quietly in his office to complete the pre nuptial formalities before noon.
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Justin
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Ethel duPont
Frank J. Maley
Trial of Inn 5 Delayed Amid High Profile Wedding Plans
New York dispatch reports a delayed trial involving a noted criminal lawyer connected to a high profile Easter morning case. President Roosevelt, along with Mrs Roosevelt and the First Family, will attend the wedding at a Washington church, with arrangements tightly managed to keep attention on the couple.
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Hcense
Roostvelt
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Edward W. Starting
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Mra
Roosevelt
Na Son Pa
Alleged Slayer of Child Taken After 25 Years
Colorado Springs officials say Charles Wesley Cox, once a janitor, confessed to a 1912 murder of a 10 year old in Grand Island after being identified by Willian Cunningham. Cox also faces charges for rapes of two local girls. District Attorney Circlo L. Starrett announced the arrest and confession, with Cox to be arraigned tomorrow.
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Just a Minute With Irvin 8 Corb Santa Monica
In Santa Monica June 28 IRVIN S COBB notes a Braddock comeback rumor after an earthquake scare. He mocks Braddock and compares to a pedestrian hit by a car who replies, Have an accident.
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James J. Braddock
Braddock
Kamo
Irvin S. Cobb
Wana
Tourists urged not to burn up country in West Virginia
Charleston June 28 The State Conservation commission warns journals This is Gods country Dont burn it or it will look the hall Porters carrying these words will be put up in southern West Virginia amid two damaging fire epidemics this past spring
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W. Va
Jung
State Conservation Commission
Weat Virgin
Toronte
Vital conference on Spanish policy to be held today
London reports a pivotal meeting of spokesmen from Europe’s great powers to decide if cooperation to keep the Spanish war from spreading can continue. Britain’s official stance remains cautious as talks address Italy and Germany’s possible return to patrols around Spain amid German renunciation signals.
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Europe
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Italy
Spain
Tiwan
Wreckers Executed in Soviet Far East
Moscow reports the execution of seven alleged wreckers at Whatnrovak with total deaths rising to 131 in a broader purge for counterrevolutionary acts. The communique cites executions of 97 suspects blamed on Trotskyists, Japanese agents, and diversions along the War Eastern railway.
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Whatnrovak
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Yallway
Dynamite ring smashed in Warren strike case arrests
Warren Ohio police announce the arrest and confessions of three CIO strikers tied to a series of dynamitings near the Republic Steel mill. Gun Hall, the War ren Niles organizer, is named as plotting bombings. Six charges of unlawful possession and use of explosives are filed against Hall and five others, with three jailed. Statements from Arthur Stott Jou horawale and George Hindas corroborate that Hall issued orders to target homes of nonstrikers and to blow up several local facilities including Republic Steel plants and nearby utilities. The investigation involved the national guard. city solicitor George Buchwalter reports further details and corroboration.
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C.I.0
Republic Steel Company
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Gren Waitd
Arthur Stott
Jouhorawale
George Hindas
National Guard
Scott
Madern
George Buchwalter
Komba
Republic Steel] Corporation
Light Anil Power Company
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Pennsylvania
Republic
Berawele
Hundas
Paris Bourse Closes as Financial Crisis Looms
Paris faces a financial crisis as the Paris Bourse closes amid government moves to suspend gold and foreign exchange payments. Finance Minister Bonnet, recalled from Washington, seeks to steady finances amid labor unrest and a planned universal 40 hour week.
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Parle Bourse
Whgil
Washington
Bonnet
France
Closa
President Roosevelt backs Wallace grain plan in Congress push
Washington, June 28. President Roosevelt showed support for Secretary Wallace's ever normal granary proposal and strengthened price controls. Through aides he indicated he would ask Congress for prompt action on the legislation.
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H Roosevelt
Wallace
Sayre and Elizabeth Graven Married in Washington
Assistant Secretary of State Francis B. Sayre and Elizabeth Graven were wed in Washington on June 28. Sayre, son-in-law of the late President Woodrow Wilson, and Graven were announced as a newly joined couple in the nation’s capital.
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Francis B. Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
Elizabeth Graven
Washington, D. C
Long fight on court bill in upper house foreseen
Renate Democrats rapidly reformed their factions for the Roosevelt court registration battle as the Senate prepares to debate the president's proposal. The Judiciary Committee will report two amendments addressing the courts while alternatives to naming a new justice for any over 70 who refuses to retire are discussed. Wheeler, an opposition leader, warned of limited debate and signaled firm stance against compromise as Jefferson Island figures clash with their rivals.
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