Strange death probes involve university family
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that assistant professor Martin J Feely and his wife and two children were found strangled in their squirrel hill apartment. Police consider multiple angles as the crime seemed locked from inside with an ice pick and rope involved. Feely had left for Pottersville camps after a scarlet fever quarantine. investigators seek motive amid no obvious enemies.
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City of Noise in Addis Ababa after Haile Selassie era
A dramatic dispatch from Addis Ababa describes city ruins and night siege as Haile Selassie’s four day shutdown ends. Dawn reveals machine guns at street corners, sandbag barriers, and fear in the capital with hammered street lights and candlelit homes in the foreign compound.
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Somaliland
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He Town
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Italian Officers Gather at Swedish German Pension Salon
Italian officers assemble at a Swedish German pension, socialize with phonograph music, dancing, wine, and conversation. The gathering ends before late hours, with no one staying out late.
Despondent Youth Attemps Death by Own Action
Kirksville Missouri June 19 AP Despondent after a recent accident in which a horse he rode injured a brother Rex Hardiman 19 of Newtown was in critical condition at a hospital with gunshot wounds his mother Mrs Julia Hardiman said Rex placed a shotgun to his jaw and fired then protested when she tried to stop the bleeding she said he had threatened to take his life
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Hidden guns found in suspect’s house
A search revealed the shotgun hidden inside the residence as authorities investigated a case involving concealed firearms and the suspect's access to weapons.
Union men held on $9,000 bonds in acid thrower case
George Martin Joe Arvin and Harold Johnson, all labor readers, were freed under bonds of under $9,000 each on charges of assault with intent to maim by acid throwing against taxicabs driven by non union men. The cases set for trial at the October term of circuit court.
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George Martin
Joe Arvin Jand
Harold Johnson
Liberty Today
Three Buildings Burned In Kearney Scene Of Fire
A fire in Kearney Missouri burned three buildings and damaged another, threatening the downtown area. Willhawker's blacksmith shop, a vacant frame building, and John Harlan's dwelling were destroyed while the other structure suffered damage. In Canton China the government reports 2,565,818 unemployed across fourteen cities led by Canton with 630,230, Shanghai 610,710, Peiping 500,935, and Nanking 161,476.
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John Harlian
China
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Nanking
Ely denies third party bid amid Coughlin rumor
Westfield Mass June 19 UP Former Democratic Gov Joseph B Ely of Massachusetts says there is absolutely nothing to rumors he would head a third party presidential bid. He denies knowledge of any such plan and dismisses links to Father Coughlin. He also hints he might leave the Democratic Party if 1956 platform revives New Deal policies deemed unconstitutional.
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Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
United Press
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