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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1931
Page
8
A crippled Pasadena youth saved a drowning boy off Laguna Beach after twenty rescuers and a lone woman swimmer failed. Gerald Barbeau, 24, overcome infantile paralysis, reached John Barton Carawan 100 feet out, where a respirator revived the boy.
New York June fashion guidance from Countess de Forceville urges American women to adapt French silhouettes to fit local needs and climates. She notes Americans seek individuality, warns against copying stars, and highlights American designers and prints as essential to a distinct national approach to fashion.
W. E. Page halted his claim against the late Charles Page estate in district court. Judge Thurman Hurst ruled that Sand Springs Home Corporation assets were not subject to the suit. Page valued the interests at 18 million dollars, alleging misrepresentation by Page trustees. A new suit was hinted by attorney M. A. Breckenridge.
Sam Eddy, charged with being part of a federal ring distributing Al Capone liquor, posted bond of 50 000 dollars. His trial is scheduled for September. He was among 11 indicted individuals whose names were withheld in Joplin. The other fact notes Australia’s urban population, about 63 percent of 6 300 000 people.
Northwestern University lectures boost police science in firearm identification. Lieut. Col. Calvin Goddard explains that forensic ballistics, while an art, relies on precise markings from weapons and requires extensive sample libraries, specialized instruments, and long training for accuracy. Police bureaus nationwide eye established crime labs, with Northwestern affiliated lab wrapping up a national course for officers.
In Pall River Massachusetts on June 17 a 44 year old woman Miss Martan na Gauthier was found dead hidden between two mattresses on her bed in the home of William McBrice. An autopsy by Medical Examiner Frederick E. Barnos concluded the cause of death as asphyxia due to strangulation. The examiner labeled it a murder or death by own action.
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