Mass Knife Slayings Reported in California Town
In California, a 43 year old lumber mill worker Peter Dalosi was taken into custody after a mass stabbing spree killed five people in Susanville and nearby. Victims included Joe Savio, his wife, their daughter Maria, Lena Amistani, and Sazio’s son John. The killer attacked a home, then encountered others on a road, delivering multiple stab wounds and dismemberment before fleeing.
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Susanville
Calif
James Leavitt
Joe Savio
Maria
Lena Amistani
Sazio
John
Leavitt
Peter Dalosi
Leabitt
Amistani
Ni Amustani
Tugwell and radio clash mark tense hearing
At a heated hearing in which Senator Murphy and Senator Smith sparred over planned economies and free speech, Tugwell faced pointed questions about national planning and water resources. The clash included jibes about radio presence in the room and accusations of “dirty investigations” as BA.
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Phy
Tugwell
Roosevelt
Bailey
Tuewell
Chamber of Commerce
Murphy
Wheeler
Smith
Mith
King George
Local News Briefs Roundup from Belle Missouri Area
Baby born to Mr and Mrs Ulyssis Abel of Belle at the hospital. Coal dealers from Cole and nearby counties meet at Missouri Hotel. William Aufderparten, 810 Brad way, first heat victim of the summer and hospitalized for heat stroke. Missouri River level today 463 feet above Mean Low Water. About twenty five workers unload and raft piling in the material yard. $40 missing from Central Hotel cash register. police seek former employee. Today’s weather: high 85 and low 63 degrees after two days of rain. Fifty three St Mary’s Hospital patients receive flowers for National Shut In Day. Judge Leslie returns to duty. Foster Wheatley acts as judge during absence. Thad Mackie’s brother Arthur Mackie drowns in Greensboro, NC. family travels for funeral. Stolen Cadillac found abandoned in California, MO. Civil Service exams posted for Junior Scientific Aid and Associate Warehouse Inspector. Naval exam: Raymond Holland, sons of G T Holland, leaves for St Louis for enlistment physical. James Breeze and John Williams also to test.
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Raymond Thomas Holland
G. T. Holland
Park Place
St. Louis
U.S. Navy
San Diego Naval Training School
James Breeze
Yorka
John Williams
St. Lows
Blonde thief takes teeth and gold from bar keeper
Chicago report describes a blonde stealing teeth and 3100 in gold from a bar. The thief vanished as the bartender, aided by sign language, conveyed the tale to police. Separate note from St Louis says Dr. Walter Williams, MU president, is recovering after bladder operation.
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Chicago
Ar Jacobson
Art
Jimmy Jaunty Ad Wife Resumes Her Film Career
London reports James J Walker former New York mayor attends wife Betty Compton Walker starring in a British motion picture. He praises her early progress, declares he may stay abroad and prefers quiet life, plans to be on set as needed. He reflects on his years of public duty and his current contentment.
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Betty Compton
London
James J. Walker
New York
England
Walker
Betty
Dorking
Muself
Convicted Woman Behind Ouija Board Slaying Plot
Dorothea Irene Turley, found guilty of intent to murder in the bizarre ouija board killing of her husband Ernest J Tarley, faces five years to life in prison with sentencing set for July 7. Her counsel plans a new trial, aided by testimony from her 15 year old daughter Mattie, who is serving time for her own homicide.
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ST. Johns
Ariz
Dorothea Irene Turley
Destruction in El Salvador After Devastating Rainfall
The region reports 25 inches of rain in 24 hours with rivers and lakes overflowing. The International Railroad of Central America is washed out and a train lies overturned, likely with fatalities. Government action includes emergency aid, anti profiteering decrees, and fuel confiscation to speed relief efforts.
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Guija
Coatepeque
International Railroad of
Central America
EL Salvador
Asi Mucd
Ozark Murder Case Heads to Trial in Carthage
Victor E. Powell of Denver becomes the first defendant brought to trial for the March 13 killing of Carthage capitalist B. G. Van Hoose. Prosecutor Ray E. Watson seeks the death penalty for all defendants. L. B. Harmon gains a venue to Barton county for a September circuit court term. Others named include Byron Wolff, William B. Moors, and Charles Napper. Glenn Harmon, reportedly named as the actual slayer, was later killed by a Los Angeles detective.
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Carthage
Victor E. Powell
Denver
B. GL
van Hoose
Powell
Ray E. Watson
Jasper County
L. B. Harmon
Barton County
Harmon
Wilbur Owen
Byron Wolff
William B. Moors
Kansas City
Charles Napper
Glenn Harmon
Wolff
Los Angeles
Japanese destroyer to Nanking amid consul disappearance
Shanghai June 11. The destroyer Thujima steered toward Nanking as Tokyo shows grave alarm over vice consul Kuramoto vanished after seeing off Akira Ariyoshi. Dispatches say no trace found since Friday night. Chinese effort criticized as inadequate. Japanese officials demand quick resolution or indemnity.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Japan
Elmer Kuramoto
Thujima
Kuramoto
Akira Ariyoshi
China
Tokyo
Saengerbunds to Compete at Midwestern Saegerfest
Five hundred German American Saengerbund members from Nebraska Iowa Missouri Kansas and Colorado will compete in Omaha on June 15 and 17. Karl Jorn a famed tenor formerly with the Metropolitan Grand Opera will perform. Stanley Jan Levetsky will direct. The Omaha Symphony Orchestra will accompany.
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Omaha
Saengerbunde
Karl Jorn
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Stanley Jan Levetsky
Omaha Symphony Orchestra
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Germany May Refuse Dawes Loans, Alarm in Markets
Paris reports Germany may suspend payments on Dawes and Young plan loan bonds and commercial debts. Rumors triggered a Basel meeting between Bank of England Governor Mons Tagu Norman and Reichsbank President Dr Hjalmar Schacht as Britain and France seek assurances. French officials downplay alarm, while press voices warn of a potential new collapse at the mark without stricter policy.
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Paris
Germany
Basel
Switzerland
Monstagu Norman
Bank of England
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
France
Rioting in Grenoble as troops patrol streets
In Grenoble on June 11 infantry and cavalry reinforcements of 500 mobilized guardsmen patrolled the city to prevent renewed clashes between right and left wing extremists. Weekend fighting left several injured as socialists and communists, united against a common foe, barricaded streets to stop a meeting headlined by Philippe Henriot of the chamber of deputies. Police and Mobile Guardsmen charged the ranks and arrested 15 leaders.
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Grenoble
France
Mobite i
Plane crash near Junin kills three on Pan American flight
A Pan American Grace Airways plane wrecked near Mar Chiquita a lake 200 miles west of Buenos Aires. Three killed include Charles P. Lindenberg of Los Angeles. Six passengers and four crew aboard. Fog reduced visibility hindering an emergency landing. Passengers included S. B. Hisemann Teaneck New Jersey and J F Raley Irene Texas. Relatives of Chilean President Alessandri identified among the on board.
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Junin
Argentina
Pan-American-Grace Airways
Mar Chiquita
Buenos Aires
Charles P. Lindenberg
Los Angeles
Calif
B. Hisemann
Teaneck
N. J
J. F. Raley
Irene
Texas
Purser
Max Smith
Santiago
Chile
H. Greig Veeder, Jr
Veederning
Maria Millas de Martinez
Maria Martinez Milla
Carlos Alessandri
Alessandri
Vincente Molla
EAPERTS WILL PROBE TATE WATER SHORTAGE
Wallace Crossley announces that two geologists Norman Hindhyy and BR. M. Trowbridge will open a temporary headquarters in Chillicothe to study the Tate area water shortage and advise farmers on underground water sources. The effort, under Missouri Geological Survey Rolla and CWA guidance, will use 30 year well records to locate shallow water.
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Wallace Crossley
Chillicothe
Norman Hindhyy
BR. M. Trowbridge
Livingston County
Missouri Geological Survey
Rolla
CWA
Emergency Relief Administration
Dh. H. A. Buehler
Missori Cwa
Convicted man awaits federal sentence in extortion case
St. Louis June 11 AP Robert M. Johnson 34 formerly of Leeper Mo today was under conviction awaiting sentence on a federal charge of extorting Suo0 from Lincoln Moss aged farmer of Cuba Mo on threat of death
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Wellston
Er. Louis
Rooter Nical
Oliver Zoli
St. Louis
Robert GL. Johnson
Leeper Mo
Lincoln Moss
Cuba
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William Aufderparten
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St. Mary's Hospital
Busch’s
Bishop's
Judge Leslie
Jude John G. Leslie
Jefferson City
Foster Wheatley
Judese
Leslie
Thad Mackie
Greensboro
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Arthur
Julius Heisinger
California
Mr. Heisinger
West High Street
Secial
National Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Department of Agriculture
New York City
Jacksonville
Fla
Lopl’s
Capital City Telephone Co
Jimmy Jaunty
Wilson Jennings
Tenn
Memphis
San Diego
Salvador
Ozark
Napanese Destroyer
Consul
Saengerbunds
Argentine Lake
Eaperts
Tate
Scholls
Capitol
Tommy Frarcieco
Peter James
Herbert Scruggs
Scruggs-Guhleman Lumber Company
Graham Equipment Co
Moreschell
Kolkmeyers
City Furniture Co
E. Capitol
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Norge
Rollator
Norge Corporation
Borg-Warner Corporation
Detroit
Mich
E. High St
Norge Gil
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