Film Actress 17 Disappears After 2400 Pay
Virginia Lee Corbin a 17 year old screen actress vanished Saturday and has not been seen by family since guardian Mrs Helen Keyser reported to the missing persons bureau. She had just received a 2400 paycheck from First National Studios before her disappearance and unconfirmed reports say she may be traveling with an unidentified man. Friends take little alarm noting prior disappearances. Mrs Keyser was appointed guardian after Corbin complained of her mother’s inability to handle earnings.
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Baby Born Without Skull Top Lives In Pueblo
Medical authorities in Pueblo Colo report a baby girl born without the top of her skull is alive and being nursed. They express astonishment at the infant's apparent survival and are monitoring her condition.
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Soviet China clash deepens as Moscow cites China stance
Berlin dispatch reports Soviet note accusing China of sharp criticism over Russia policy and failing to address Moscow’s three demands. The piece notes British premier MacDonald’s potential move to restore diplomatic ties with Russia and widespread anti-Russian sentiment in Britain and the United States. It highlights Chinese accusations of Soviet machinations following railway seizures and arrests of Russian officials, signaling rising tensions among great powers.
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Russians Patrol Manchurian Border Amid China Tensions
Daily Mail Shanghai correspondent reports large Russian force escorted by airplanes patrolling the Manchurian frontier while cavalry moves in Mongolia. China vows to control the Chinese Eastern Railway and rebuff Russian movements. Chinese claim Moscow arrests are false. border rail lines severed to deter Soviet invasion fears.
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Watching the Scoreboard as Klein Sets Home Run Pace
United Press brief highlights Chuck Klein of Philadelphia hitting his 27th and 28th homers in a game against the Chicago Cubs to boost his team and extend an American League lead for the Athletics. The report also notes Pirates, Giants, and Yankees results, plus a Solano county search for Irene Wolfskill.
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Russ China War Would Be Bitter
Maj. Gen. Davis P. Barrows, commanding the 40th division National Guard, told American Legion members in San Luis Obispo that a Russo China war would be a bitter contest. He said the end could not be forecast, noting both nations are manpower rich but militarily unorganized. Barrows served a year in World War I as U S army observer with the Russian White Army.
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Farm Bureau Not Ready to Consider Loan Applications
United Press reports that the federal farm board is not yet in a position to definitively consider loan applications. It will announce when action principles are set and will notify cooperatives via press and official channels. The board will deal with cooperative officials only and warns against hiring outside counsel for hearings. In New Orleans the Orleans street car strike nears settlement as union officials accept Secretary Davis as sole arbitrator.
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Boston St Louis New York Detroit Washington in Chicago
Boston and St Louis staged a basketball scores exchange with New York Detroit and Washington, all sides tallying points in a Chicago matchup, final margins indicated by a 28 point spread.
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Two Battlers Set For Title Fight Tonight
United Press staff report from New York outlines the light heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium between Tommy Loughran and James J. Braddock. Loughran faces a weight challenge and strict diet to hit 175 pounds, while Braddock aims for a knockout win in 15 rounds. Madison Square Garden expects a gate near 100000 to 150000 with 20000 plus in attendance.
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Denver's Eddie Mack stops Sal Sorio in fifth round knockout
Eddie Mack of Denver delivered a decisive fifth round knockout over Baby Sal Sorio at the Olympic auditorium Los Angeles. Mack from St Regis College used a rapid left cross combination to damage Sorio’s nose early and controlled the bout with sharp, clean shots throughout. Sorio never found footing as Mack dominated from start to finish.
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California Rodeo Opens in Salinas Big Event
Salinas July 17. The eighteenth annual California Rodeo, the biggest revival of frontier sports on the Pacific coast, opened today with crowds in the streets. Automobiles crowded main avenues as vaqueros from Salinas Valley ranches filled town in gaudy regalia and locals wore silk shirts and high boots, reviving the old cattle country mood.
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Babe Ruth Hits 22d Home Run in Detroit Game
Babe Ruth connected for his 22nd homer of the season in the third inning against Detroit at Briggs Stadium. The long drive came with no runners on base off pitcher Whitehill in a Yankees versus Tigers tilt played in Detroit.
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Fire on Market Street Hinders City Traffic
Two unidentified persons were hospitalized unconscious and 12 firemen were overcome by fumes as a three alarm fire on Market street drew twenty thousand spectators. The blaze disrupted telephone service for blocks and diverted traffic. Spontaneous combustion of wax figures from a display company is suspected as the cause.
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Santa Barbara Quake Causes No Damage Felt Across Coast
A minor earthquake shook Santa Barbara late yesterday with no damage reported. The temblor was felt as far south as Carpinteria and produced no injuries or structural harm. Authorities urged caution and monitoring for aftershocks.
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Trading Active In L A Exchange
Trading was fairly active on the Los Angeles curb and stock exchange today with New York money opening at 12 percent and easing to 8 percent. Leading issues held steady amid heavy trading as Byron Jackson sold 1700 shares in the industrials at 38.5. Edison Common touched a high of 70 percent, closing at 69 amid light turnover. In New York, trading showed little feature with leaders near previous closes and some strong spots including Case Threshing Machine and Johns Manville advancing on buoyant buying.
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