Paroled thief claims he killed California girl
Stone confessed to the murder of Mary Stammer after a Fresno search that fingerprinted about 3000 locals. District Attorney Dan Conway said Stone would be charged, and sheriff notes describe how Stone waited in the Stammer home, dragged the dying girl, and fled when the mother returned.
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Hauck Family Welcomes Son at St Francis Sanitarium
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hauck of 4008 Lee Avenue on Monday at St Francis Sanitarium. The birth adds a new member to the Hauck family.
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Illegal gambling lid clamps down in Miami
Miami investigators shut down two downtown gambling dens as police arrested 14 alleged operators. Detectives seized thousands of dollars in gaming equipment including horse race booking services roulette wheels dice and card tables. Safety Director A J Kavanaugh pledged no gambling in Miami as officers acted.
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Labor Ruling Expected In Textile Workers Case
The inquiry before NLRB chairman Charles N. Feiderson in the tenth district follows a Bemis local United Textile Workers complaint that Bemis Co challenged workers’ rights to collective bargaining under the labor act. Counsel argued the act infringes states rights and due process, and improperly delegates judicial powers to an executive board.
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Jones Named as Probable New Treasury Chief
A Hoover appointee with experience directing RFC loans is hinted as the likely next secretary of the treasury. Observers say his background could unite big business and working people while guiding the reform and expansion of the Federal Reserve Board under the 1935 banking act.
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Bonus debate swirls over Roosevelt veto risk in $2.49 billion plan
Washington reporting on the veto fate of a $2,491,060,000 bonus bill to pay 3,500,000 certificates with $50 bonds after June 15. House approval 346 to 59 and Senate 74 to 16 set up potential presidential decision within ten days amid broader fiscal proposals and cabinet speculations.
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Neville High Announces Midyear Exams Schedule
Final examinations for the first semester will be held at Neville High School starting next Monday and ending Wednesday. Principal C. E. Kenney issued instructions. Students have two hours per test and are not to return Thursday unless they have a special exam.
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Schwarzkopff Job Dependence on Hoffman's Probe
Gov private inquiry into the Hauptmann case remains secret with no new public evidence. Hoffman a Republican potential Schwarzkopf successor amid political shifts. Warden Kimberling and Ellis Parker cited as figures in the intraparty debate. Authorities say no investigators employed yet and basic departments provide assistance only. Pecan trees require 60 foot spacing.
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Paris Debates Cabinet Name After Laval Critics
The report notes tensions in Paris as leaders debate replacing Premier Laval after his cabinet resigned amid foreign policy criticism. Four top figures declined to join a new cabinet, with Jeanneney Bouission Herriot and Delbos among those asked. War front reports show conflicting Italian success versus Ethiopian sources.
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Bonus Facts on World War I Veterans Bonds Explained
The article outlines bond handling for veterans under the soldiers bonus act. It covers bond issuance after applications, bond cashing timelines, interest rules, and protection from attachment. It notes 3.5 million veterans hold about 960 dollars average face value and that financing discussions include potential new borrowings and tax considerations.
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Morgenthau Hints At Raising Bonus Funds
Secretary Morgenthau said today Congress may consider raising funds for bonus payments. He noted fiscal options and stressed the need to address veterans’ bonuses amid ongoing wartime financial pressures.
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