Girl dies after parents refuse medical aid in Gilroy
Louise Ford, 14, died in hospital after deputies obtained a court order to remove her from her Gilroy home where her parents relied on prayer for healing. Doctors said pneumonia with 106 degree fever left her with almost no chance. Newspaper funded ambulance and hospital care. father defended divine healing.
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Gilroy
Calif
Louise Ford
Leon Melkonian
Harry Ryder
Fred Proescher
William F. James
William E. James
Ford
Church of God
Leon Thomas
Gilzoy
James
San Jose
Sheriff's
Sinking of Ozorie prompts decision on German submarine evidence
Survivors recount rescue of all aboard the Brazilian steamer Ozorie as questions mount over a German submarine’s responsibility. Photos of suspected proof are undeveloped while officials await full reports from Capetown. The state department weighs whether the submarine attempted rescue or rigged a radio call failure, with survivors disputing U S claims.
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State Department
Capetown
South Atlantic
United States
International Lane
Kansins Protest U. S. Land Prices
About 200 farm families in Eas. Kansas protested government appraisals for land to enlarge Fort Riley. They plan to move Aug. 1 as the government buys 32,446 acres in southwestern Riley County for military maneuvers, arguing appraisals are far below normal sale value. The piece also notes the U S maintains a naval base at Samoa since 1874.
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Keats
Eas
Fvernment
Ft. Riley
Kiley County
Department of Agriculture
Airings For Flogging Gage In Osage Case
CAMDENTON Mo June 17 UP The Ozark flogging case involving two school teachers and an osteopath will be aired in court three times with severances for Miss Aldythea Keith 26 and Miss Hilda Rhoads 23 accused of beating Max Caldwell with cat o nine tails. Rhoads granted venue change earlier waived it and will be tried here later. Doctor Robert Murrell charged with assault with deadly weapon will proceed in court.
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Camdenton
Ozark
Aldythea Keith
Hilda Rhoads
Max Caldwell
Rhoads
Peru awards prize money to auto racing drivers
The Peruvian government has allocated 20,000 to be shared by four Peruvian racing drivers for the South American Grand Prize from Caracas to Buenos Aires starting Sept. 16. In other items, Polk County court documents allege a beating linked to an accusation of rape, and Oswego fort Ontario reconstruction nears readiness for occupancy under a WPA project amid wartime style. Arizona’s 1940 census shows a population of 499,201 and density of 44 per square mile.
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Peru
Lima
Caracas
Venezuela
Buenos Ares
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Census Bureau
Club Puts Mental Ills On Par With Operations
Former mental patients form Recovery Inc and an Association of former patients of the psychiatric institute at the University of Illinois and the State Department of Public Welfare. They host clubs and outings, visit the institute weekly, and advocate reducing stigma while arguing relapse rates have declined since the group’s formation.
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Joseph A. Rawlings
Chicago
Recovery, Inc
Thhe
Univer of
Tilinsis
State Department of Public Welfare
Asit
Associatian
Psychiatric
Maya Pearson
Victin
Edmund Hatfield
Association
A. A. Low
Institute
Hatfiesda
Nazis Shift Forces to Norway Coast in Flint
Berlin reports a dense atmosphere after Roosevelt ordered the freezing of German consulates in the United States and ouster of naval agents. Germany says it will take necessary measures against U S citizens in the Reich. Fascist leaders claim American actions favor Italy amid Axis tensions.
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Tom
Damascus
Iday
Madani
Roosevelt
United States
Berlin
Germany
America
Reich
Italy
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Mussolini
Gayda
North Afrian
Saturn
DNA
Chief Officer Praised by U Boat Victim Survives Rescue
Passengers of the torpedoed Robin Moor credit chief officer Melvin Mundy of Bethlehem Pa with steering a lifeboat for 13 days after the attack near Cape Town. A British rescue ship finally ferried survivors to safety, while others were saved by Brazilian and other ships. Survivors noted no wireless distress was received and described the submarine as German speaking with varying marks.
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Capetown
Union of South
Ozorio
Munday
Robert Taylor
Hollywood
Five Year Old Surrenders To Dread Of Long Boat Ride
After shell fire and a submarine deck gun, the 13 days at sea ended with rescue on June 3 for Little Robin McCullough, son of Mr and Mrs Robert W McCullough. He alone seemed to enjoy the voyage, cooing at fish and sharks, tolerating hardtack aboard the lifeboat, and in a hotel room last night he clutched a dried biscuit and cried Robin want tack.
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Robin McCullough
Robert W. McCullough
Robin
Outlook bleak for some Chicago babies due to truck driver dispute
Chicago June 17 Aury- The outlook for Chicago's youngest generation was not favorable as a labor dispute among truck drivers led to a strike. The drivers union called the men away from the wee folk, signaling potential shortages and disruption for infant-related services.
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Chicago
Aury
Jewelers and Horologists pick sites and leaders
Two Missouri jewelers received honors at Sedalia during a two day convention. Jefferson City was chosen as the 1942 site for the Horological Association meeting held with the Jewelers. Phil A. Dallmeyer was reelected Jewelers Association president and George Forth joined the board of directors.
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Retail Jewelers’ Association of Missouri
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Horological Association of Missouri
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Jewelers Association
George Forth
John A. Buchroeder
Columbia
Fred Land
Kansas City
Raymond C. Gable
St Louis
Horological Association
Engineers 10 Home Defense Officials Gathered
A gathering of engineers and officials from Bayse WPA city and county offices, Capital City Water, Missouri Power and Light, and the State Highway department featured many distinguished guests. Attendees included May Jesse Owens, T C Mitchell of the Defense of America by Aiding Allies committee, Capt J M Wherritt, Capt Graham and others from military and university circles.
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Bayse
W.P
R. D. Fowler
F. E. Ross
L. MM
Helmreich
Capit City Water Company
E. Cc. L. Wagner
Associated General Contractors
Rex M. Whitton
State Highway Department
W. S. Frame
Union Electric Co
Bagnetl, Ma. Co
Sorimers
May
Jesse Owens
T. C. Mitchell
America
J. M. Wherrilt
State Highway Patrol
Graham
Adj. General’s Office
R. W. Hammond
Holy. Co
1St Infantry Brigade
Military Reserve Force
Horace Wood, Jr
Missouri Unniversity
Department of Civil Engineer
Raymond Brooks
American Soc’tr of Civil Engineering
Home Defense Committee
William Tweedie
Tweedie Footwear Corp
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Arkansas
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Reek
Washington
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Fort Ontario
Oswego
N.Y
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Flint
Scotland
Libya
Helsinki
Finland
Scandinavia
Adams
Robin Moor
Recife
Brazil
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Lorrckke
War Department
Betty Strieff
Des Moines
War Dept
Miss. Strieff
Engineers
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Nhlunon Aod
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Jamal
Gabritenle
Buddy Kaiser
Mgr
E. High
Death Valley
Death Valley Desert
U.S. A
Conocon& Motor Oil
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Conoco N& OL
Purdue University
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