Jail acquits Bernice Felton in murder case
In Lonoke Arkansas Bernice Felton 18 of Rockford Illinois was acquitted of first degree murder and accessory after the fact in the Victor A Gales killing. Brockelhurst sentenced to death August 27 after being found guilty of first degree murder. The town watched as the verdicts drew sharp public reaction with many calling the decision unjust.
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Bernice Felton
Rockford
Lester W. Brockelhurst
Victor A. Gales
Brockelhurst
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Bernice
Any
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C. M. Schrenebeek
Wil Riggs
Ellis Townsend
W. S. Shoots
C. C. Gentz
Ward
W. B. Colclasure
Arthur Dill
Homer Evans
Laavrence Walls
Jim Wonsley
Ian Bernice
Cottrvan
Wage-Hour Bill sparks debate on monopoly risks and labor aid
A column by IMESTON GROVER WASHINGTON argues the wage-hour bill could unintentionally foster monopolies in industries like spinning. It contrasts New England mill influence with southern growth, notes historical antimonopoly efforts, and discusses NRA roles and regulation. The piece also mentions noncitizen residents and a whimsical aside about Augustus.
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New England
South
New Englard
Litte Succes
Sherman and Clayton
Canteras
NRA Tol
NRA Lek
Mahaitain Pries
Youths to Conduct Christian Service at Sunday Night Church
Young people recently returning from a week at the Young People's Conference on Petit Jean near Morriston will speak at a special Christian church service Sunday night. A youth chorus will provide music and the Christian Endeavor Society will preside.
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Morriston
Christian Church
Arkansas Young People's Conference
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Arkansas Christian
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Hope
Georgia Dodds
Herbert Reynerson
Edith Harper
Winnie Ler Floyat
Chikdee
Otelinine
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Christian Endeavor Society
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Reed Transferred to Penney Store in Biloxi Mississippi
Reed is named assistant manager of the J C Penney store in Biloxi Miss after five years as assistant at the local Penney in QUESTS Washington. Reed joined J C Penney in 192 and has risen with the company.
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Penney
Biloxi
Charlie Reed
J. C. Penney
Miss
J.C. Penney
Mr. Reed
Nashville
Ark
Kuiv Stoves
J.C. Penney Company
Hae
Governors Carry Load of Labor Act
Governors shoulder duties in the labor crisis as federal law shapes mediation policy. The piece notes varying state responses, from Tennessee and Michigan to Pennsylvania and New York, with governors appealing to the Roosevelt administration and deploying guards to curb violence, strikes, and disruptions in industrial centers.
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Cal
Chin
Davey
Youngstown
Grauns
Republic Stuck
Youngstown Sheet and Tuhe
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Roosevelt
Tennsylvania
Elony
Hershey Chocolate
Steel Srakes
Johnstown
Berkleher
Michigan
Murphy
General Motors
Chrysler
Madison
Monroe
Javerne
G Men Debate Doings as Federal Agents Report
Washington dispatch describes federal bureau officials and Major W. H. D. Lester addressing delegates in Lowcun about G men activity. He cites three years of investigations with few killings among 12,0100 suspects, labeling investigators as sub titie Investigeyurs.
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United States
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Independent Steel Mills Reopen in New Labor Clash
In Youngstown Ohio independent mills reopen after a month-long strike led by SWOC as 5000 guardsmen 1000 deputies and 500 police guard workers. Officials claim facilities flooded with workers while C I O leader disputes turnout amid fears of a planned crackdown.
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Republic Steel Corporation
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corporations
SWOC
Roy Levenby
Republic Steel
Gates
Mehoning Valley
Ahdus
Tidve
John Gwens
C. I. O. Ohio
Ohio National
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Emil Marx
Sheet & Tube
Bathlehem Steel
Gonployes
Cow Bears Quadruplets in Nevada County Farm Story
Bossy the five year old cow on Criss Brabham’s Cale farm in southern Nevada county gave birth to four calves early Friday. Brabham photographed the event, the first known quadruplets in the area. One calf died within six hours of birth, but the remaining four were healthy and normal, though small. Brabham said Bossy was among his best milk cows, capable of about 44 pounds per day.
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Criss Barhaur
Cale
Nevada County
Brabham
Ry Brulam
Tresacher
Niles
Braham
Bussy
Gedeon Slayer Flees Cleveland After Gedeon Murders
In Cleveland police say the artist Robert Trewin fled his dim room leaving a slim trail as authorities hunt him for the New York Gedeon murders. A hotel bar boy identified as the sculptor-divinity student is charged with slaying Veronica Gedeon on March 28. The victim’s mother and a male roommate are linked to the East Side flat. A citywide manhunt begins.
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Ohio
Robert Trewin
New York
Veronica Gedeon
890 Vacancies in CCC in Arkansas
Washington reports the CCC plans to enroll 3995 youths and war veterans in July as replacements for the remainder of the year. Arkansas quota lists 890 juniors and no veterans. Also mentions Lola Horse Guests in Colorado Springs with Frank M. Gilbert riding a saddle horse into a soft drink parlor to share a soda through a straw.
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CCC
Arkansas
Lola
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank M. Gilbert
Gilbert
House For Sale!.
John and Mary Grooby post a large For Sale sign after marriage and moving near their children. A passerby misreads it, asks price, and the couple explains they cannot afford current market rates, reflecting stalled property sales.
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Mary Grooby
Mussolini editorials pledge Madrid fall and Franco drive
In Popolo d Italia editorial, Mussolini acts as author, predicting Madrid’s fall as Franco’s forces clear Basque provinces. Eden warns Britain to police peace without surrendering restraint, Chamberlain cites Germany’s stance on war and a submarine incident. Berkeley youth Timothy Pearson builds a motor propelled vehicle from crates and a washing machine motor and faces court over state law violations.
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International
Neutrality Patrol
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Berkeley
Califf
Timothy Pearson
Mind Your Manners Quiz From a 1927 Etiquette Page
A vintage etiquette quiz tests proper dining decorum. It covers dessert spoon placement, serving bowls, water glass fullness, and chair alignment, plus a scenario on entertaining a guest.
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