Hunt For Slayer Of Three Girls Is Pushed To Limit
Los Angeles police and citizens chase a killer dubbed Eddie the Sailor in Inglewood Baldwin Hills. Two girls, Lillian Popp and Amy Lansing, say the man accosted them earlier, raising a possible two-fiend theory as bodies of Melba Everett Madeline Stephens and Jeanette Stephens are found in a Baldwin Hills gulley.
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Eddie the Sailor
Inglewood Park
Baldwin Hills
Melba Everett
Madeline
Jeanette Stephens
Lillian Popp
Amy Lansing
Lillian
W. H. Emory
Inglewood
Cal
Merle Everett
Melba
Everett
Stephens
From Pantry to Broadway: Koscianski Helps Capture Slain Model’s Suspect
Henrietta Koscianski, a Cleveland hotel worker, identifies Robert Irwin as a fellow worker, triggering his surrender in Chicago for the Ronnie Gedeon case. Her clue, from a detective magazine, earns a $1,000 reward, a New York trip, and radio appearances.
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Pantry
Broadway
Henrietta Koscianski
Cleveland
Robert Irwin
Chicago
Ronnie Gedeon
New York
Miss Koscianski
Central Press
Son Of President And Miss DuPont Wed This Afternoon
Wedding at five o clock unites Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and Ethel Du Pont at the Du Pont family church near Greenville Delaware. President and Mrs Roosevelt travel from Washington to attend their son’s ceremony and hopes are that politics will be set aside for the day.
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Wilmington
Del
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel du Pont
Roosevelt
Washington
Eugene
du Pont
Greenville
Bass fishing season opens with public Pyma Dam access
The opening of the bass season is set for July 1 with hundreds of anglers to the streams and Western Pennsylvania lakes. The Pyma tuning Dam opens to public fishing tomorrow. In Lawrence County, July 6 marks the second day of personal voter registration for the fall election.
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Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather figures for the 24 hours ending at 9:00 am show a high of 76 and a low of 49 with no precipitation. River stage stands at 4.0 feet and year ago statistics record a 69 high, 57 low and 0.78 inches of rain.
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United States
Johnstown Factions Rally After Bethlehem Steel Strike
Anti CIO groups in Johnstown rallied nationwide to defend the right to work after dynamiting water lines at Bethlehem Steel Cambria mills. Three strike leaders were ordered to leave the city by Mayor Shields, with city council backing the move. Francis C. Martin of the Johnstown Citizens committee issued invitations to civic groups across seven states to join a meeting protesting Governor Earle’s steel action.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Cambria Mills
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Daniel J. Shields
Francis C. Martin
Johnstown Citizens Committee
Citizens Committee
Allied Steelworkers Committee
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania Motor Police Form Under Foote Command
Rear Admiral Percy W. Foote retired U.S.N. was appointed by Gov. George H. Earle to head the merged state police and highway patrol. He began reorganizing the Pennsylvania Motor Police and praised the force for its loyal service and faithful performance of duty.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Police
Highway Patrol
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Percy W. Foote
U.S.N
George H. Earle
Navy
Back to work march begins at Republic Steel plant Canton
National Guardsmen detain about a score of pickets as a fire hydrant is blown up during the first day of the back-to-work march at Republic Steel Corporation plants in Canton Ohio. No injuries reported and water lines for United Alley division cut off for hours while repairs were made.
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International News Service
Canton
National
Rural Home Fire Threat Ends Quickly
A fire near the chimney at William Sheets’s rural home on Youngstown road was extinguished at 4:05 pm by Albert Sheets and two passing men using a ladder and a fire extinguisher kept on site. The approximate loss is set at 50 dollars.
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B Truck Company
Central Station
William Sheets
Youngstown Road
Albert Sheets
Roosevelt Urges Germany Italy to Keep the Peace
President Roosevelt and Premier Van Zeeland issue a joint statement urging Germany and Italy to avoid bellicose actions in Spain. The United States emphasizes peace, cooperation in trade and monetary matters, and reducing armaments while seeking renewed ties with Belgium France and Britain.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
Spain
Paul van Zeeland
United States
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Two Veterans in Tin Plants Retire Today
Two longtime tin plate mill workers in New Castle retire on July 1 per Carnegie Illinois Steel Shenango Works. George E. Zerner hot mill superintendent since 1898 receives a gift. Walter D. Kelly lead hot mill foreman since 1894, now on vacation. William P. Jones named hot mill superintendent to succeed Zerner.
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Tin Plate Mills
New Castle
Carl E. Crawford
Shenango Works
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
George E. Zerner
Reis Street
Walter D. Kelly
Norwood Avenue
Zerner
Shenango
Carnegie Steel Company
Corporation
Kelly
Greer
New Castle Works
William P. Jones
Jones
Soviet Gunboat Sunk in Amur River Clash
Japanese Kwantung army said three Soviet gunboats invaded the Amur river south of Seniur Island and opened fire. One gunboat was sunk, another heavily damaged, and a third forced to retire, with Manchukuoan forces reporting the attack. The incident raised tensions between the Soviet Union and Japan.
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International News Service
Hsinking
Manchukuo
Kwantung (Japanese Continental) Army
Amur
Seniuru
Tokyo
Russia
Japan
Far East
Moscow
Sennufu Island
Sarazen Wins U S Keens Cup in Dramatic Ryder Cup Finish
Gene Sarazen overcame Percy Allis of England to win 1 up on the final green in Southport England securing six points for the United States. The victory marked America’s first Ryder Cup win on foreign soil and preserved the cup for the defending team.
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Southport
Eng
America
Gene Sarazen
Percy Allis
England
Sarazen
Abandon President's Supreme Court Bill for Compromise
Washington June 30 Administration leaders abandoned the president's supreme court bill in favor of a compromise plan proposed by Senator Hatch. The Hatch plan would keep nine justices but add one new justice each year for each justice over 75, with no midterm vacancies. Hatch described a systemic plan to infuse new blood on the court over time.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hatch
New Mexico
Senate
House
Madrid Bombarded Again in Pending Rebel Siege
Insurgent artillery renewed bombardment of Madrid, with reports of a direct hit on six persons and up to fifty casualties. Loyalist officials say rebels abandoned attempts to smash government lines on the Jarama front as both sides fought a four day battle. An insurgent attack on the south Tagus sector was repulsed after a three hour fight.
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Madrid
Jarama F >T
Tagus
U S Apologizes For Leahy Remarks
The United States apologized to Soviet Russia for Admiral William D Leahy chief of naval operations remarks claiming Communism had enslaved the Russian people.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Russia
William D Leahy
Naval Operations
Parker and Son jailed for Lindbergh case related kidnap plot
In Newark federal court Ellis Parker Sr. receives six years and Ellis Parker Jr. three years for kidnapping Paul H. Wendel who made a false confession in the Lindbergh baby saga. Wendel testified he was tortured in Brooklyn and New Jersey to implicate Hauptmann.
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International News Service
Newark
N. J
Clark
Ellis Parker, Sr
Federal
Ellis Parker, Jr
Paul H. Wendel
Wendel
New York
Trenton
Brooklyn
Baby Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Miners Rally For Back To Work Movement In Bethlehem
In Johnstown on June 30 miners from Industrial Colliers Corpora tion, a Bethlehem Steel subsidiary, launched a back-to-work movement through their own organization. The Bethlehem captive miners, called out by a sympathy strike during the CIO steel workers action, voiced indignation at United Mine Workers of America treatment during a special meeting with the city council.
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Johnstown
The
Industrial Colliers Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem
CIO Steel
CIO
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Death Record of Mrs Fannie Pringle Harper
Mrs. Fannie Pringle Harper aged 77 of 408 Northview Avenue is recorded as deceased. The notice lists her residence and age with no additional family or funeral details provided.
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Fannie Pringle Harper
Northview Avenue
Mediation board efforts end amid steel strike turmoil
Washington reports the federal government weighing next peaceful steps after the mediation board collapse. Chairman Taft prepares for Europe as President Roosevelt criticizes the strike and endorses dialogue to avoid violence, noting only direct talks may resolve the dispute affecting independent steel firms in seven states.
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Washington
Special Mediation Board
Charles P Taft
Taft
White House
Steel Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Stes
Inland Steel Plant To Open Morning
Inland Steel announces the opening of a new plant set for morning operations. Details indicate production start time and the site’s regional impact, with officials confirming the launch date and expected employment effects.
Inland Steel to reopen Indiana Harbor plants at eight
Tenseness and fear of open conflict spread through the Calumet steel strike zone as Inland Steel announces it will reopen its Indiana Harbor plants at eight tomorrow morning. Prior to Inland's move, chatter in Youngstown Sheet &. …
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International News Service
Chicago
Calumet Region
Inland Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Inland
Youngstown
Come Back Miss Summer Please Return Of Warm Weather
A playful chronique laments the temporary departure of summer. The speaker urges Miss Summer to return, noting hay ripening and wheat needs, while joking about the lingering eighty one degree warmth.
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Summer
Reese
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