Man delivers own baby as doctor unavailable
In Baltimore on July 2 Milton Harvey reported he could not afford a doctor and aided his wife Bernice in delivering their baby daughter at 5 30 a m The infant is the couple’s fourth child and third daughter and bears the name Bernice The Harveys, recently burned out and cash short, thanked neighbors who arrived too late for help.
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Security Board
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Pada
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Dudley Malone Hurt in Roadside Fight In Los Angeles
Famed 67 year old lawyer Dudley Field Malone Assistant Secretary of State in Wilson's cabinet was injured in a roadside brawl with three youths while en route to radio producer John Masterson's home Masterson and his wife were present The Glasscock brothers 23 22 and 27 were jailed after Masterson made a citizen arrest. Malone was treated at an emergency hospital and then taken to Masterson's home for care.
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Dudley Field Malone
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Wilson
John Masterson
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Don
Arthur
Arthur Glasscock
Coast Guard Searches for Tardy 26-Foot Cabin Cruiser
A Coast Guard plane and cutter search for a 26 foot cabin cruiser from Newport Harbor area after engine trouble. Owner Walter Donnelly and companion W E Lachenmeyer were aboard and overdue near Balboa Island as fog hampered morning efforts. A Coast Guard cutter 50032 and PBY aircraft from San Diego aided the hunt.
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Mauler Robs L B Woman in Heart of City
A 31 year old woman, Hannah R Iverson of 1101 E Ith St, was mauled and robbed near Lewis Ave between 12th and Anaheim. She declined hospital care, grabbed by the throat, knocked to the ground, purse stolen with $2, and a minor head injury reported. Police describe a lone attacker and a separate robbery involving Donald L Rowden, a Marine private from El Toro, who was sleeping in his car near California Ave and Anaheim St when two lookouts helped steal his wallet containing $17.
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Rowden
Youth Takes Thug Gun in Defending Couple
In Baldwin Hills a would be robber confronted a couple in a parked car. Elwin Ivers and Betty Bower were to be married that day. Ivers wrested the revolver from the assailant and fatally shot him after a struggle, then drove to a service station for help.
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Oklahoma City
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Srue
Ivers
Iver
Eighteen Die in Australian Plane Crash Near Perth
Perth reports an air wreck 18 dead when a MacRobertson Miller plane crashes eight miles from Perth. The craft traveling to Darwin with a London connection likely lost an engine in a heavy morning rainstorm.
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Darwin
Shanghai Editor's Wife Breaks Free Amid Clash at Gould Flat
In Shanghai on July 2, Mrs. Randall Gould allegedly forced her way from the Gould apartment as workers of the Shanghai Post and Mercury besieged it to compel publication. Reports vary but note injuries to several workers and the editor and his spouse moving to the downtown office amid police intervention.
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Hanghay
Randall Gould
Gould
Shanghai Post and Mercury
Spending by Hungry Baby's Kin Probed
AN PEDRO July 2 Investigators probe how relief funds given to Earl C. McElwee and his wife June Angelina McElwee were spent after their two month old son Everett Earl McElwee died from malnutrition. The couple faced manslaughter charges in municipal court with preliminary hearing set for July 7. Det. Jerry Gannon said the investigation covers about 1098 dollars received from the Bureau of Public Assistance since last January and possible poker game losses.
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Earl C. McElwee
June Angelina McElwee
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Bureau of Public Assistance
Gardena
Jerry Gannon
Judith Coplon faces second espionage charge awaiting start
The teletypes report Judith Coplon awaiting a start on a second espionage charge while other items note a new Los Angeles police chief studying brutality charges, asthma treatment advances, and various pages for legislature, churches, ads, reviews, theaters, and fiction.
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Soray
Highway Deaths 32 So Far During Holiday Toll Estimate
Violent Fourth of July period claims 32 lives in traffic since Friday 11 drownings and 4 other deaths reported. National Safety Council predicts 290 highway deaths over the three day holiday as about 33 000 cars clog routes to beaches and resorts. State tallies list varied fatalities across California Connecticut Illinois Indiana Iowa Louisiana Maryland Michigan Missouri New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Texas Virginia Wyoming.
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Roosevelt Jr to Wed Socialite Suzanne Perrin in August
The Daily News reports Rep. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. will marry blonde Suzanne Perrin in late August in New York. Perrin, 26, is a socialite and has expressed sympathy with Roosevelt's political aims. Roosevelt, 34, recently won a seat in Congress from New York's 20th. He and former wife Ethel Du Pont divorced last May.
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New U.S. Governor Arrives in Berlin
A new U S governor arrives in Berlin amid arrangements for a change in occupation policy. The official states there will be no shift in firm policy as Berlin press reports on the arrival.
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Berlin
Slovakia Tightens Restrictions on Foreign Diplomats
Prague reports warn foreign diplomats not to visit Slovakia without notice amid bloody clashes between Catholics and Communist officials. The Foreign Ministry cites interference and a breach of diplomatic rights as rationale, citing the Verolino case as setting a precedent.
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Foreign Ministry
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Bohemia-Moravia
Vero‘lino
Heatwaves Grip Much of Nation As July Heat Rises
Heat remains intense across the United States with coastal areas enjoying some relief from the heat. Central and southern states endure peak temperatures with many cities reporting 90s and some 100s. Persistent drought slams New York New Jersey and Southern New England crops while no rain is seen to end the dry spell.
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New Jersey
New England
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Kansas
Chicago
Santie
Balkan Red Ex-Comintern Chief Dimitrov Dies at 66
London reports Georgi Dimitrov former Bulgarian premier and longtime Balkan Communist leader died today at a Moscow sanitarium after months of illness. Moscow radio announced his death and noted he had left office April 14 for treatment in Russia. Soviet officials expressed profound regret in a formal notice.
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Wer Georgi
Dimitrov
Bulgaria
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Communist International
Balkans
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Russia
Central Committee
Russian Communist Party
Soviet Council of Ministers
Shanghai Bombs Hit Suburbs In Nationalist Air Raid
Shanghai faced an air attack as Nationalist warplanes dropped two bombs in the southwest suburbs. A garrison spokesman reported great damage with no casualties. The raid followed a heavier attack on Shanghai’s northern district last Wednesday that killed 195.
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Bing
Five mile wind hits Texas resort two dead
A thunder squall with winds up to 75 mph battered Galveston yesterday leaving Leroy Bushers 18 drowned after being swept from a raft and his uncle C E Emsworth 50 dying of a heart attack while aiding the boy. A naval hurricane center official reported the storm area moving northward off New Orleans amid widespread showers and strong winds.
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London Reds to March on American Embassy
British Communists plan a march on the American embassy tomorrow to protest attacks on civil liberties of the people of the United States. A Hyde Park rally preceded the march, and Sunday will be for British independence from United States interference with trade, liberty and lives, according to a six column advertisement in the Communist Daily Worker.
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United States
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Daily Worker
Imarch
Definite Arash Act Aims for School Color Change
A fragmented report notes a British student selecting a school for color identity. The text references colors blue and red, an errant cheer, and a tense point about proximity and penalties, suggesting contest over school color choices.
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