Cowboy Guitarist Denies Killing Girl
Henry Ford McCracken, a guitarist with a troubled record, is jailed in Santa Ana on a child stealing charge after the Hull girl vanished near Buena Park. Witnesses place him with her after a theater show. deputies search the cabin for clues amid crowd unrest and lynch rumors.
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Bueno Park
Orange County
Patricia Hull
McCracken
Acme
Hull
Buena Park
Henry Ford McCracken
Santa Ana
Roy J. Reynolds
Downey
Howie Holland
Seal Beach approves Airport Club license amid Emergency ordinance
The Seal Beach City Council voted to permit the Airport Club to operate as a gambling joint, dropping its non profit status. Five members approved an emergency ordinance and W. L. Robertson paid a 37360 license fee. The council then prepared an application form for Robertson.
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Seal Beach
Airport Club
Pacific Coast Hwy
Lou Webster
al Leonard
Don Bowen
Dick Bowers
F. L. Shufeldt
W. L. Robertson
John Mulcahy
Robertson
Mulcahy
James Americh
High Tide Drenches Long Beach Coast and Claims Man
A 6.8 foot high tide lashed the Long Beach coast with angry breakers flooding roads and washing over Rainbow Pier. One man, N. K. Hamilton of Huntington Park, is believed drowned after a small outboard boat capsized near Pierpoint Landing at 4 p.m. His companion, George E. Ellebee of Lynwood, survived by climbing onto a rock. Surfside Colony suffered the worst impact as waves flooded streets and halted Highway 101 for over two hours.
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Coast Guards
N. K. Hamilton
Huntington Park
George E. Ellebee
Lynwood
Pierpoint Landing
Ellebee
Rainbow Pier
Surfside Colony
Letter From Sen Tenney to Editor on anti-draw poker bill
A letter from Senator Tenney defends supporting A B 377, criticizing the "Not a Record Vote" editorial, noting his stance in favor and an attempted amendment to save the measure during the hearing. The note references Assemblyman Herbert RB Klockstein and cites Sacramento press wires.
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MR. Collins
Herbert RB. Klockstein
Sacramento
Ohio State Water Riot Dims Campus Clamor
A water battle between sororities at Ohio State University escalated into the university’s largest riot. Police used tear gas as students fought guards, stormed women’s dormitories and theaters, and blocked streets with a fire in the pavement. Ten students were arrested on disorderly conduct charges as the mob dispersed around 10 pm.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State University
Canfield Hall
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George Ere
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Ray Tucker
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