Two More Auto Workers Probed in Reuther Case
Corrorr April 26.4 Police say two more Auto Workers are being questioned in the Walter Reuther shooting case as investigators seek a lead on the gunman. Reuther, 40, president of the UAW-CIO Local lower right arm shattered but repairable, is recovering at a north side hospital.
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Corrorr
Walter
Cate P. Reuther
Bolton
Ford Highland Park
C. I. O. United Auto Workers
Reuther
North Side
Joseph Krug
United Europe Plan Emerges From Socialist Congress
Paris April 26 A 14 nation Socialist congress votes to create an International Socialist propaganda bureau in Paris and to push a United States of Europe with a permanent coordinating body. Delegates urge unification of Europe and closer ties among socialist parties to adopt common protections and programs.
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Paris
United States of Europe
Boclatixe
Ryere Fas
Socialiat
Xettine
Socialiat Party. To Establish m Permanent Organization
Europe
Town 1000 Pitch In Remodels Peoria Park in Two Days
Over 1000 volunteers and 115 donated machines finished a 160 acre park project in two days. The work included race track fair ground and athletic fields with all labor and equipment donated by contractors and unions.
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Peoria Park
Peoria
Washington
Chavez
DN. ML
New Mexico
Truman
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate
Fisherman rescues unconscious youth from 30 feet of water
In Kansas City April 26 UPA reports fisherman Elvin A. Holker saved 18 year old John C Moses by snagging his clothing with a hook from Indian Creek after Moses fell from a rock ledge. Holker towed him downstream and performed artificial respiration to revive him. In Beckley West Virginia on April 26 three boys watched a companion drown after he cried for help, as Robert Tyre 16 fell ill while swimming in a pond and others mistook his cries for a joke.
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Kansas City
UPA
John C. “Moses
Indian Creek
Elvin A. Holker
Holker
Moses
Beckley
W. Va
Bernard Martin
Robert Lee Tyre
James Lively
Tyree
Lon Chaney Jr. Improves After Sleeping Pills Overdose
Lon Chaney Jr. aged 43, hospitalized at St. Joseph's Hospital in Burbank after a overdose of sleeping pills at his North Hollywood home. Condition reported improved today following the incident last Thursday night.
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Lon Chaney
Burbank
Lon Chaney Jr
St. Joseph's
Chaney
North Hollywood
Tragic Drowning of 3 Year Old Merita Johnson at Ocmulgee River
In Macon on April 26 a mother by the riverbank watched as her 3 year old daughter Merita Johnson drowned in muddy water about 20 feet away. Merita was riding in a motorboat with sisters Martha 12 and Linda 6. Authorities report the incident along the Ocmulgee River shore.
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Macon
Ocmulgee
Merita Johnson
Clyde Johnson
Marthat
Linda
Boy dies after 150 foot fall on Sundance Mountain
An 11 year old boy, Charles Sheddorf, fell to his death from a cliff while climbing Sundance Mountain with two nine year old companions. Rescuers recovered the body as parents Art and Schelldorf mourn.
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Sundance, Wyo
Sundance Mountain
Charles Sheddorf
Charles ‘Shewey
Larry McLaughlin
Art Schelldorf
Sundance Ranchers
Oklahoma delegates named at Republican convention
In Oklahoma City on April 26 delegates were registered for the state convention. Al Smith, Robert E. Lee and Woodrow Wilson were listed as delegates with Smith as county chairman, Lee as a presidential elector from Idibel, and Wilson as secretary of the McIntosh County group.
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Oklahoma City
al Smith
Robert E. Lee
Woodrow Wilson
Smith
Oklahoma
Lee
Idibel
Wilson
Mclntosh
Baroness Robbed of Jewels in Hollywood
Baronet Catherine D Erlanger reports jewels valued at 31900 dollars and 5000 in cash stolen from her Hollywood hillside home. Police say burglars forced the bedroom door while she was away and used a dresser key to access a safe. Emerald spray value 20000, three diamond emerald clips total 11000, another clip 3000, a small diamond carving clip 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Catherine D'Erlanger
Hollywood
Two Dead and 31 Injured in Alabama Train Wreck
An engineer W B James of Haleyville and Emma Dahnke of Chicago were killed when a Winds Central Sun Chaser passenger train plunged down a 10 foot embankment near Adamsville Alabama. Fireman Ernest Mayhall of Birmingham survived with critical burns. Louise Dahnike Eva Hewen and Elizabeth Paver among the injured. Local baseball players aided passengers and first aid was administered before doctors arrived. Cause of the wreck not yet determined.
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Adamsville
Ala
Winds Central Railroad
Sun Chaser
Birmingham
Sheboygan
Wis
Indians
Calra
Brooklyn Dodger
Vero Beach
Fla
W. B. James
Haleyville
Emma Dahnke
Chicago
Ernest Mayhall
Louise Dahnike
Eva L. Hewen
Daytona Beach
Elizabeth B. Paver
Evanston
Actress Declared Queen of Glamour by Hollywood Press
Actress Jane Greer received a 12 inch Cleopatra statuette as the first annual Queen of Glamour awarded by the Hollywood Independent Press Photographers. Ava Gardner Rita Hayworth Linda Darnell and Maria Montezrounded out the top five in the voting.
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Hollywood
Jane Greer
Cleopatera
Hollywood Independent Press
Ava Gardner
Rita Hayworth
Linda Darnell
Maria Montez
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Ssers-a-waon
Clorresiegs
Canvas CO
Eday Beryice
Hamilton
Elxin
Gruen
Packie Electric
Harbor Belt
Miller Deweler
Fone
U. S. of Europe
Innels Central Sun Chaser
Miami
Associated Press
Mississippi River
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Huntington
Jack
Cecil Smallwood
W. A. Benson
Fable
Servis
Bendix
Ti Pirehaws Furniture
Ansheim
Broadway
iBoy
Kilroy
Aerowax
Aeromist Fir
Wenesday
Gabardine
Columbia
Alabama
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Dam
Eera Hays
Fila
Victor
Long Beach
Direct Factory
SRANC
Victor Adding Machine CO
West Ocean Blvd
Talaphone
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