Pioneer Pemiscot County Man Dies in Memphis
L. M. Brooks, 65, prominent Pemiscot County landowner and founder of Steele, died in a Memphis hotel before minor surgery. He suffered a heart ailment as he was to enter hospital. Survived by widow and brother W. C. Brooks of Steele. had spent winters in Fort Myers, Fla.
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Steele, Mo
L. M. Brooks
Pemiscot County
Steele
Memphis
Tenn
Brooks
T. B. Brooks
Tor
Fort Meyer
Fla
W. C. Brooks
It's Odd But It's Science It Is Odd But It's Science
New York June 29 report on space chemistry notes bigger telescopes reveal more mysteries. Heavy water, lacking in space, may be abundant in interstellar space according to Indian astronomer M N Saha of Allahabad University. Titanium and calcium atoms identified near the Milky Way by spectroscopy. Saha links these findings to heavy water precursors in space.
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New York
Space
Mars
Earth
M. N. Saha
Saha
Allahabad University
United States
Inglewood murders band triplets. rope strangling suspected
Three young girls Melba Everett 9 Madeline Everett 7 and Jeanette Stephens 8 were found slain in Baldwin Hills. Authorities detained Othel Strong 22 but later cleared him as a suspect. Rasmussen 23 was questioned after an attack on Carol Sims 20. Police describe a killer at large as crowds threaten lynching amid a broad hunt spanning Inglewood and surrounding counties.
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Inglewood
Calif
Melba Everett
Madeline Everett
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Baldwin Hills
Othel Leroy Strong
L. C. Huntamer
Olympia
Wash
Strong
Mountamer
Strang
Washington
San Diego
del Mar
Jack Cornell
Otto R. Rasmussen
Los Angeles
Carol A. Sims
Baron Fits
Miss Sims
Rasmussen
C. E. Campbell
Marjorie Stephens
Madeline
Merley. Everett
Everett
Boston
California
Floyd Stephens
Sacramento
Merriam
Olive Everett
Campbell
Olive
Ed Muir
Kenny Anderson
Kenny
Jeitizens
Bob Brown
Frank Fortune
Don Morsaint
Winslow Smith
Brown
Culver City
County Commissioners
Woman in Black Escapes New York Prison Breaks
Norma Parker known as Nellie Gutowski escaped Westfield state farm with three accomplices after climbing a seven foot barbed wire fence. Parker, 20, dubbed the "woman in black," had been sent there for a brief, dramatic run as a lone holdup, captured in a Columbus Avenue lunch room while armed with a toy pistol.
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Bedford
N. Y
Norma Parker
Broadway
Westfield State Farm
Gangiri
Nellie Gutowski
Columbus Avenue
Mysterious death of Jifford Miller under investigation
Ellensburg Washington June 29 AP officers probe the mysterious death of Jifford Miller 30 of Stockton Missouri whose body was found in the Yakima River after he vanished from a hotel two days earlier Coroner Phil Davidson says autopsy ruled out drowning noting a base of skull injury and large bruise though no skull fracture Miller's wallet with eight dollars in his pocket weighs against robbery motive
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Ellensburg
Wash
Jifford Miller
Stockton
Yakima River
Phil Davidson
Miller
Al Smith Seeks Irish Relatives in Westmeath
Former New York Governor Alfred E. Smith began a trip from Dublin to trace his Irish kin. He warned it may be decades since his grandparents left Moerte, County Westmeath, and that the old family home may no longer stand.
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Dublin
Slain Children Case Tied to Stray Car Sightings Near Baldwin Hills
Police pursue a lead after an iceman reports seeing a man near Baldwin hills in a battered old car with three young girls, while a oil company worker spots a man from a nearby section getting into a 1929 or 1930 roadster with no fenders or running boards and driving away. Two license plates, Arizona and a 1936 California, are found near the crime scene as investigators check registrations. The scene notes a recommended reward for the slayer. The United States Naval Academy reportedly offers an after-dinner Speaking course.
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Edward Knott
Baldwin Hills
Oil Company
Arizona
California
New York burlesque houses reopen as polite vaudeville
Broadway burlesque theaters, closed for two months, plan a return with tame shows. Dancer Dixie Carroll questions appeal to old patrons as license protests and indecency concerns prompted license renewals, shaping the new, milder program.
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New York
Dixie
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