Beating deaths shock Ogden family in Utah
Adaim Snyder 62 and wife 52 were beaten to death in their beds as their eight year old granddaughter watched. Emma Rose 80, mother of Mrs Snyder, was badly beaten and expected to die. Grace GhalSen 35 from Salt Lake City was cut and bruised. Police seek George Mortensen 37. The killings involved a pick handle and a violent struggle with bloodstains and overturned furniture observed in multiple rooms.
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Ogden
Utah
Adaim Snyder
Mabel Scott Snyder
Emma Scott Rose
Snyder
Grace Ghalsen
Salt Lake City
Betty Becker
George Mortensen
Grace Mortensen
L. M. Hilton
Hilton
Mortensen
Texas fugitives kidnap boy then release captive
Two Texas prison farm fugitives Luke Trammel and Forest Gibson seized 14-year-old Hugh Pogue last night near Buck Creek and freed him at Reed Oklahoma after commandeering his car. They had earlier fatally shot a prison guard during a dash from the farm and warned the boy not to alert authorities.
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Buck Creek
Tune
Texas
Luke Trammel
Forest Gibson
Hugh Pogue
Reed
Okla
Young Pogue
Trammel
Gibson
A. A. Payne
Paducah
Roaring Springs
Wellington
Oklo
Pogue
Parents admit girl can manage herself
Kansas City June 30 AP Elizabeth Foster 18 of Cherokee Iowa slipped off a train here June 10 while her father slept and will be permitted by her parents to lead her own life. Mr and Mrs H W Foster said at police headquarters after a family conference that Elizabeth has proved she is more self assured and level headed than most girls her age and living as her own boss is best for all concerned.
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Kansas City
Elizabeth Foster
Cherokee
Wfe
H. W. Foster
Foster
Elizabeth
Haile Selassie appeals to League amid gallery riot
In Geneva Haile Selassie faced a hostile crowd in the League of Nations assembly. Police removed fascist demonstrators as he argued small states deserve protection and accused Italy of war. The Italian note urged League reform while pledging Ethiopian natives’ limited military roles.
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Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations’ Assembly
League
Italy
Mary
Ial
I Haile Selassie
Vaken ‘Yo
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Council of Tthe
Tthiopia
Haly
Selassie
Eamon de Valera
Marriage by Relief Clients Forbids (Continued from Page 1)
Relief office records show rising mental and tuberculosis cases among intermarried relief families and growing delinquency. Officials say prospective brides and grooms are often unfit for marriage due to illness or finances. A man demanded adding a newborn son to his relief roster to boost commodities, which was refused.
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England
Galveston Bids For Port Honors In Cotton Shifts
Galveston plans to become the world’s largest cotton port by August 1 after handling 300000 bales for the American Cotton Cooperative Association. Port Houston leads in cotton shipping since 1924 but will be displaced as Galveston begins moving cotton July 1 under arrangements by George Sealy and E F Creekmore.
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Houston
Tex
Galveston
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Port Houston
Ecently
Cotton Concentration Corporation of
George Sealy
E. F E. Creekmore
New Orleans
Cooperative Association
Congress
Twisting Windstorm Damages Nebraska Farms
Lincoln Neb June 30 AP Twisting windstorms with heavy rain damaged at least eight Nebraska farms and cooled hopes for a good corn crop. Tornadic winds and funnel clouds ripped barns and outbuildings six by six to seven miles north of Nelson. No injuries. two horses and a cow were killed. Hail three to five inches damaged windows and young corn.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Nelson
Iowa Congressman Jacobsen Dies in Rochester at 74
Rep. B. M. Jacobsen of Iowa died today in Rochester Minnesota at age 74 after a period of illness. A German immigrant and longtime farmer businessman he had won renomination for a fourth term and had defeated B F Letts in 1930 to become the sole Iowa Democrat in the 72nd Congress and the first Democrat to represent Iowa's second district since Henry Vollmer.
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Rochester
Minn
B. M. Jacobsen
Dtowa
Germany
Jacobsen
United States
B. F. Letts
Iowa
Henry Vollmer
Lehman to Seek Third Term in New York Governor Race
Governor Herbert Lehman agreed to run again after a White House plea from President Roosevelt. The move follows Roosevelt's letter urging Lehman to carry forward social legislation ideals, signaling strong party support and likely renomination. Roosevelt praised the decision as pivotal for the nation, while Lehman noted personal considerations but yielded to party wishes. The report also notes Missouri's apple crop expected at about 25 percent of last year.
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Albany
WN. Y
Goy
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
Lehman
United States
White House
Gov. Smith
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Hyde Park
New York
Roosevel
Law aims at child labor and contractor wage controls
The proposal bans sweatshop and home labor for under sixteen, sets factory sanitation to state-law standards, and outlaws wage kickbacks to contractors by workers. It targets principal contractors only, not subcontractors as a prior senate measure did. The bill complements the Bacon-Davis act mandating prevailing wages on government construction projects.
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Senate
Roosevelt signs Walsh Healey 40 hour work week bill
President Roosevelt signed into law the Walsh Healey bill requiring firms that sell goods to the government to follow labor rules including an eight hour day and a 40 hour work week for contracts over ten thousand dollars. The act, backed by the AFL, aims to prevent underage labor and ensure prevailing local wage rates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Walsh-Healey
Congress
American Federation of Labor
NRA
London Adopts Gas Defense Scheme Expansion
London accelerates anti air raid protection with refuge rooms and bomb shelters planned for homes factories and offices. Air Raid Precaution committees in boroughs draft plans for Home Office submission.
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London
Home Office
Water hardness and beer flavor notes
The text states soft water suits brewing heavy dark ales while hard water yields lighter bitter beer. It contrasts mineral profiles with resulting beer styles and emphasizes water quality as a flavor influence.
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