Violence in Palestine Prompts Traffic Halts After Attacks
An official report says shootings occurred nearly simultaneously while two land mines exploded under a Haifa train derailing two carriages. Unexploded mine found nearby. In 24 hours the military seized 35 rifles five pistols and large ammunition in Arab villages. The southern Palestine commander ordered traffic stoppages at Tel Aviv and two nearby Jewish colonies from noon tomorrow until 4 pm.
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Haifa
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Isch
Petach-Tikvah
Rehoboth
Massachusetts Congressman Opposes Microphones on Floor
Rep George Halden Tinkham of Massachusetts railed against the house loud speaking system in a June debate on the neutrality bill. He wandered from the microphone amid chants of mike and jeers, calling the devices hostile and "damned" as they seemed to talk back at him.
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Washington
George Halden Tinkham
Tinkham
Massachusetts
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Asia
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England
Germany
Congress
United States
Mikes
Joudert
Ater
Medal for Cat Rescue Won by Monica Pearson
London June 2 AP Miss Monica Pear son of Eversleigh Court Finchley has been awarded the bronze medal of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for climbing a sixty foot fir tree to rescue a kitten. The rescue occurred in a garden opposite her flat. She could not climb high enough to reach the kitten.
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London
Monica Pear— Son
Eversleigh Court
Finchley
The
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Flashes of Life and Odd Miscellany
A collection of short items from different places. A deputy pursues a baby goat found crying in woods after a caller warned of a wandering child. A Syracuse court hears a divorce case over a postcard claim from New Jersey. Oklahoma agents chase a stolen car and meet their boss returning it. A climber carries a kitten by the scruff to descend.
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Poplar Bluff
Bill Brent
Brent
Syracuse
N. Y
William Kaulbach
New Jersey
Tre
W. T. Giles
Oklahoma
Kansas
Police link two slayings through clues in Hollywood
Police studied a blond wig and an apartment key as possible links between the killings of Margaret Campbell and Anya Sosoyeva. Campbell’s son, Campbell McDonald, is being questioned. investigators seek connections to Sosoyeva and Delia Bogard in March assaults, with moon phase noted.
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Hollywood
Margaret Campbell
Los Angeles City College
Anya Sosoyeva
Miss Sosoyeva
Beulah Stanley
Miss Campbell
Campbell
McDonald
Patton
Delia Bogard
Sosoyeva
Hogard
Deaths Last Night Across Nations and States
Elof Svedberg editor of the Swedish American Tribune dies at 55 in Chicago. Bobby Vernon a 2 comedy star dies in Hollywood. M Randall former Epworth League head dies at 17. Gen Wilhelm Knochenhauer, 61, cavalry general in Germany’s WWI staff. Douglas H. Johnston, 83, last elected governor of the Chickasaw Nation.
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Elof Svedberg
Chicago
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Tribune
Win M. Randall
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilhelm Knochenhauer
Berlin
Tenth Army ‘Corps
Oklahoma City
Douglas H. Johnston
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