Commons near fist fight in discussion on keeping cool
London June 25. Britain and France will use own warships to fill the gap in the hands off Spain patrol after Italo German withdrawal. Foreign Secretary Eden in Commons asserts Soviet Russia along with Germany and Italy sent large arm shipments to Spain. Lloyd George clashes with Eden as Chamberlain urges cool attitude and non intervention remains possible with 25 nations keeping hands out.
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Spain
Anthony Eden
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Italy
David Lloyd George
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Neville Chamberlain
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Parks Warden Hurt Spends Six Days Alone
Jasper Alberta June 25 A veteran national parks warden Edward McDonald lay badly injured in hospital after six days of agony. He crawled 200 yards to a telephone for help after his horse trampled him while grizzly bears stalked nearby. He suffered a broken pelvis and serious internal injuries. His dog kept vigil as rescuers recounted the ordeal.
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Witness from Denver testifies against Hunt and co defendants
Accused Hunt, a white disciple of Father Divine, faced Mann act charges with co defendants as 17 year old accuser from Denver testified she was drafted for a Virgin Mary role and betrayed by West known as The Revelator outside the Los Angeles Courtroom.
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West Coast
Arkansas girl faces trial in hitchhike killing case
Lonore, Ark June 25 Ber nice Felton 18 faces trial for her role in the May 6 crime after Lester Brockelhurst 23 was sentenced to death by a Brockelhurst jury that deliberated 22 minutes. Brockelhurst collapsed after the verdict.
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Bernice Felton
Rockford
Ill
Victor A. Gates
Little Rock
Lester Brockelhurst
Galesburg
Felton
Joe P. Melton
Brockelhurst
George F. Hartje
Melton
Mr. Gates
Bernice
Abraham Felton
Leslie
Mary Louise
C. M. Schenebeck
Will Riggs
Ellis Townsend
W. S. Sheets
O. C. Gentz
Arthur Dill
W. B. Coldesure
Homer Evans
Lawrence Walls
Jim Woolsey
Jim Coker
Berdie Barker
Lonore
Airplanes and bloodhounds hunt Texas escapees
At Huntsville Texas authorities with planes and bloodhounds scoured east Texas after 19 prisoners escaped Eastham prison farm. By midnight 7 had been recaptured and leader W H Bybee was believed hiding near Tyler as searchers pressed to find the remaining 12 fugitives.
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Eastham
East Texas
W. H. Bybee
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Bybee
Clyde Barrow
Public Enemy No. 1
Raymond Hamilton
Hamilton
Peaceful Holiday Drive Marks Parley at Roosevelt Place
Mahoning valley steel mills reopen under national guard as Roosevelt mediation fails to bridge C I O and management. Johnstown fears miners march as Bethlehem works close. Democratic delegates join Roosevelt on Jefferson Island for talks with lawmakers and cabinet members.
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WPA approves $200000 in Louisiana projects
Baton Rouge announces approval by the state planning commission of 200000 in Works Progress Administration projects. Included is a 30556 dollar quarter mile track for Louisiana State University to replace a track lost when the football stadium was enlarged into a horseshoe. Other items include surveys of federal archives and geodetic work, street paving in De Ridder, and Breaux Bridge playground improvements.
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State University
Bon Ami Street
de Ridder
Breaux Bridge
St. Martin Parish
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Weather Outlook Louisiana and Arkansas
The weather shows fair conditions in Louisiana tonight with Saturday partly cloudy skies and isolated showers in the extreme southeast. Gentle southeast winds are expected along the coast. In Arkansas, generally fair tonight and Saturday.
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Goats Block Castle Sale in Mississippi
Natchez Mississippi June 25 Isaac Zerkowsky refuses eviction of Miss Octavia Dockery and her ward Dick Dana and 150 goats from the so called goat castle inside the mortgage dispute. He says he will not throw out the elderly inhabitants despite mortgage claims and a looming eviction fight. Sam Zerkowsky of New Orleans is named as executor of the estate and would lead any legal action.
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Castle
Sam Zerkowsky
New Orleans
Simon Leagree
Father locates missing student in San Francisco
C M Pat Murphy Jr a 17 year old University of Mississippi student was found in San Francisco after a 10 day search. His father Belzoni attorney said a letter from his son indicates the youth is seeking to enlist in the army there and papers are being sent for permission to enlist.
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Tenn
C. M
Pat) Murphy, Jr
University of Mississippi
San Francisco
Belzoni, Miss
Belzoni
Jetter
Inside Story Of Alcatraz Prison Told
A former Alcatraz inmate tells the life inside the Rock in a four part series. Bigfoot Davis the first parolee from the federal prison describes his capture and transfer from Leavenworth to Kooskia and finally Alcatraz. He recalls rivals Capone Karpis Barker Chase and others while detailing early parole and life in the famous prison.
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A. W. “Bigfoot” Davis
Douglas Hicks
NEA
the Rock
San Francisco Bay
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Randolph Bryant
Leavenworth
Kooskia
Idaho
Pier
Oakland
Shuttleworth
Davis
James A. Johnston
Prison Island
War vet Thornhill gets life for fatal Kentwood shooting
Eustis Thornhill, 44, war veteran, was sentenced to life imprisonment after a Tangipahoa jury found him guilty of fatally shooting Earl Wilkinson, 19, on Kentwood street last September. Thornhill testified he acted in self defense after Wilkinson drew a gun. The verdict follows a quarrel rooted in an insult.
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Eustis Thornhill
Earl Wilkinson
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Wilkinson
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War Vet Gets Page and Boxer Dies
New Orleans June 3. August Wright aged 29, known as Daniel Ryan in boxing, died today. Assistant coroner Robert Potts Jr. said the death might have been poisoning.
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August Wright
Daniel Ryan
Robert Potts, Jr
Bantam Puts Career Ahead Of His Love
In Henryetta Oklahoma Billie a five year old bantam rooster chose work over romance returning to his office boy duties at O T Hale’s produce firm after the owner bought a bantam hen for company. Billie signals customers and guides escaping hens to the coop and resumed duties when the hen was sent away.
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Hale
State's House Clerk Expires After Long Service
Emile Joseph Tallieu of New Orleans died at Baptist hospital at age 60 from a kidney ailment. He began as a page boy 44 years ago and served without interruption, becoming assistant clerk and a leading authority on parliamentary procedure. Tallieu guided speakers in conduct of sessions amid past clerk deadlock.
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Emile Joseph Tallieu
State House of Representatives
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Tallieu
Tal
Colin Clive Dies at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
English actor Colin Clive aged 37 died at Cedars of Lebanon hospital in Hollywood California after several days of serious illness from pulmonary and intestinal ailments. The death was reported from Hollywood today.
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Hollywood
Calif
Colin Clive
Cedars of Lebanon
Louisiana industry board delays naming secretary
The Louisiana state board of commerce and industry will not name an executive secretary yet after interviewing 14 applicants. The board pledged to carry out Governor Leche and legislative wishes while examining the venture and its broader economic aims.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
State Board of Commerce and Industry
Louisiane
Leche
Surrender in Chicago slaying case nets key suspect
Within ten days of a year after Audrey Vallette, 31, was shot in a Chicago hotel room, Carmelia Ruth Freed 31, a party girl, surrendered to the state's attorney. She is pictured after giving up.
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Near North Side
Chicago
Carmelia Ruth Freed
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