Three California Girls Murdered in Baldwin Hills
Three young girls Melba Everett Madeline Everett and Jeanette Stephens were found murdered in a Baldwin Hills gulch. Authorities pursued a 22 year old suspect later absolved by Sheriff Huntamer. Detectives questioned Otto Rasmussen and others as searches continued with police, volunteers, and Boy Scouts combing nearby grounds.
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Inglewood
Calif
Melba Marie Everett
Madeline Everett
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Baldwin Hills
L. C. Huntamer
Olympia
Wash
Huntamer
Washington
San Diego
Dellar
Jack Cornell
Otto R. Rasmussen
Los Angeles
Carol A. Sims
Baron Fitts
Miss Sims
Rasmussen
Centinela Park
de. A. F. Wagner
Melba Everett
Marjorie Stephens
Madeline
King
Merle O. Everett
Ive Everett
Hat
Hive
Ipare
Olive
Cartain
Ed Muir
Baldwin
Bob Brown
Frank
Don Morsaint
Ww Smith
Parties Occupy Roosevelt Jr Bride To Be
Franklin Roosevelt Jr and Ethel du Pont plan a silent day of rehearsal and a late wedding in Wilmington tomorrow at 5 pm. Today relatives, friends, and guests from the du Pont and Roosevelt clans gathered with trains and cars, many visiting Owls Nest and Christchurch. A Harvard Fly Club stag party and a luncheon for bridesmaids and ushers were on the agenda.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Franklin Roosevelt Jr
Ethel du Pont
du Pont
Roosevelt
Owls Nest
Eugene du Pont
Christchurch
du Ponts
Mr. Roosevelt
Miss du Pont
Harvard
Anglo-French plan rejected over nonintervention fight
A Rome Berlin stand left Europe’s nonintervention talks in suspense as Britain and France faced a possible halt to efforts to isolate the Spanish civil war. Italy and Germany signaled support for a patrol that would aid the central government while warning of a possible stalemate benefiting the insurgents.
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Italy
Germany
Spain
Great Britain
France
Rome
Russia
Belgium
Portugal
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Relief Measure Sent To Roosevelt For Approval
The house approved a $1.5 billion relief bill and sent it to the White House for President Roosevelt's signature. Conferees resolved differences between the house and senate, striking a provision to disclose names and salaries of officials. The bill extends the PWA two years with $359 million for public works grants. senate backing followed.
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Washington
House
White House
Senate
WPA
PWA
France seeks aid as franc crisis tests new government
Paris reports the week-old French government facing a financial crisis that forced the franc off the gold standard. Parliament sources say France plans a revaluation and is asking for help from the United States and Great Britain to stop gold flight.
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Paris
People's Front
France
United States
Great Britain
France backs Camie Chau Temps government in confidence vote
Paris June 29 The Camie Chau Temps government secured a confidence vote from the chamber of deputies by 393 to 142 as it works to preserve France’s financial structure amid ongoing struggles.
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Paris
Camie Chautemps
France
Chamber of Deputies
France weighs new path to end dollar parity
Camille Chautemps faces a crisis as deputies report the government seeks to disengage France from the dollar and pound parity. Renne Brunet says talks with Britain and the United States are under way, with tax measures projected to raise 2 billion francs annually to ease fiscal morass. A moratorium on gold and foreign exchange payments was decreed by M. Bonnet after midnight.
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Mier
Camille Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Rene Brunet
United States
Great Britain
France
Britain
Raymond Poincare
M. Chautemp
Renne Brunet
Finance
M. Brunet
Chautemps
M. Bonnet
Washington
Carter County Dry Wins In Local Option Vote
On June 29 Carter County voters approved a dry option by 453 to 912 against liquor and non 3.2 beer, with 459 voting wet. Drys carried 17 precincts to wets 13. the dry ban takes effect after 90 days, as many businesses expect closures when licenses expire this month. Kentucky now has 43 dry counties including Calloway Spencer Carter and Trigg.
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Grayson
Drys
Carter County
Kentucky
Calloway
Spencer
Carter
Trigg
Bellevue May Blast Dike To Let Big Lake Flow Through Town
Bellevue officials debated whether to deliberately break an earthen dike to release floodwaters from a 2000 acre lake behind the railroad embankment. Rural residents protested damages while city residents feared further losses. 300 homes damaged and 100 families homeless as underground rivers clogged drainage. National guardsmen patrolled the lake area amid the crisis in northern Ohio.
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Bellevue
Big Lake
Associated Press
George Burgess
Ohio
National Guardsmen
Kilbourne Street
Harmon Field
Shooting victim near death after bar shooting in Kentucky hills
Earl Phipps of Quincy, 25, father of two, lies critically wounded with two bullets at Schirrman hospital. A manhunt seeks Millard Baker, 28, of Quincy, after a 50 cent whisky dispute sparked the attack at a Briary Creek beer parlor. Baker fled, losing a shoe and hat. Wayne Harr, 28, was jailed on a separate charge. Phipps worked at Wheeling Steel in Portsmouth. Baker had been in Cincinnati.
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Earl Phipps
Quincy
Millard Baker
Schirrman Hospital
Lewis County
Cincinnati
Phipps
Clark Esham
Kentucky Hills
J. M. Fugate
Noah Jordan
Baker
Fugate
Wayne Harr
Lewis
Vanceburg
Edna Carver
Portsmouth
Wheeling Steel Corp
Japan charges Russia invasion of Manchukuo border islands
Tokyo accused Moscow of invading the Senura and Bolshoi islands on the Amur river, invoking the Japan Manchukuo pact and demanding immediate evacuation. Japanese military leaders warned the response would hinge on Moscow’s tone, while observers fear border incidents could widen the rift between Japan and Russia.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manchukuo
Senura
Bolshoi
Amur
Moscow
Siberia
Seruia
Rusole
Heat Causes Death in Chillicothe On Route 33
June 29 report of 33 year old Edward S. Andrews an asphalt worker for Brewer and Brewer dying from heat prostration at Chillicothe hospital after collapsing while laboring on Death Span bridge on route 33.
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Chillicothe
Edward S. Andrews
Brewer & Brewer
Chillicothe Hospital
Danzig Pastor Jailed for Criticizing Hitler
Pastor Rudolph Walther, head of the Danzig Confessional church, was sentenced to three months in jail for criticizing Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich in a circular letter read from the pulpit in Danzig.
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Danzig
Rudolph Walther
Danz‘g
Atolf Hitler
Third Reich
Nine Alexis lay brothers sentenced in Bonn immorality case
Nine lay brothers of the Order of Alexis received prison terms from six to 16 months in Bonn on immorality charges. The prosecuting attorney announced similar charges are pending against 53 other members of the order.
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Berlin
Order of Alexis
Bonn
1937 Midyear Review Preview in The Times
The piece surveys the first half of 1937 with floods labor trouble stock market drop and asks how these events affected jobs payrolls and prices. The illustrated special review compiled by the Associated Press will appear in The Times on Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Stop Gap Budget Possible in Ohio Senate
Ohio Senate faces three month stop gap funding as no new taxes bloc guards against a delay in the biennial appropriations. A bill of 1 224 644 dollars would fund state operations from July 1 while talks continue on school books funding and employee transfer rules. Conferees work toward breaking the deadlock with economy measures and departmental savings.
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E. E. Easterly Jr
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Paul P. Yoder
Yoder
House
Senate
Martin L. Davey
Liquor Department
Tax Commission
William R. Ross
Mercer County
National Guard
Round defeats Jacobs. Marble advances to semis at Wimbledon
Dorothy Round of England upset Helen Jacobs of California in straight sets 6-4 6-2 to take the Wimbledon women’s singles title hopes from the American. Alice Marble, USA champion, advanced to the semifinals by beating Denmark Germany’s Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling 7-5 2-6 6-3, facing Jadwiga Jedrzejowska of Poland next.
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Dorothy Round
Alice Marble
U. S
Wimbledon
Eng
England
Helen Jacobs
California
Miss Jacob
Denmark
Germany
Jadwiga Jedrzejowski
Poland
Temperatures report for observer Schirrman area
The report notes today at 11 o clock morning temperature 81 with a low of 58. Yesterday’s high reached 88. A year ago today the maximum was 100 and the minimum 54.
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Schirrman
Mediation board urges man to man talks to break steel strike
Washington reports the federal mediation board told Secretary Perkins that direct talks between steel firms and the Committee for Industrial Organization are needed to end the deadlock. Taft and McGrady briefed Perkins, who noted government mediation failed but studies possible next steps. The board sees a workers company contract and vote on its terms as a constructive compromise.
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Washington
Federal Mediation Board
Labor
Perkins
Miss Perkins
Charles P. Taft
Edward F. McGrady
Steel Corporation
Committee For Industrial Organization
President Roosevelt
Hunt vows rafter shaking defense in Jewett case
Los Angeles June 20 John West Hunt, a follower of Father Divine, came to court with three associates to testify in the trial over transporting 17 year old Delight Jewett from Denver to Beverly Hills for immoral purposes. He promised to tell the truth and notes some revelations will shake the rafters.
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Los Angeles
John West Hunt
Father Divine
Jewett
Hunt
Dynamite Blasts Hit Bethlehem Steel Plants in Johnstown
Explosions damaged two water supplying pipelines at Bethlehem Steel’s Caroina works in Johnstown Pennsylvania threatening thousands of jobs. A warrant in Warren names CIO leader Gus Hall as mastermind of a terrorism plot tied to the strike, backed by confessions from fellow unionists. Police intensified the manhunt while back to work momentum grew in multiple regions despite CIO opposition.
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Bethlehem Steel
Caroina
Johnstown
Warren
CIO
Gus Hall
Franklin
Gautier
Cambria
C. R. Fillicott
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Hall
Warren-Niles
The
Light & Power Co
Mahoning Valley
Calumet
Indiana
Illinois
Townsend
Chicago
Ind
Perkins
B. J. Gillen
Man Killed in Clash of Deputies and Pickets at Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls Pa June 29 George Mike aged 45 of Aliquippa died from a fractured skull sustained in a clash between pickets and deputy sheriffs at the Moltrup Steel ducts Co plant. He was struck by a tear gas cartridge as deputies dispersed about 40 pickets halting 12 nonstrikers returning to work. District Attorney Robert E McCreary will question eyewitnesses before Frank Moltrup, company president, who blamed the pickets. The strike began May 26 by the Steel Workers Organizing Committee and now includes 13 workers.
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Associated Press
Beaver Falls
George Mike
Aliquippa
Uty
Moltrup Steel Ducts Co
Robert E. McCreary
Frank Moltrup
Mpeatha
Steelworkers’ Organizing
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Boston
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Sacramento
Sam
Law of
Roosevelt Jr
Fly Club
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Ironton
Pearl Pratt
Dan C. Rapp
Huntington
Rapp
Earl Pratt
Frank Kelley
Henry
Kelley
John Payne
John Zeek
In the Times
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Vincente Lombardo Tolenda
Federation of Mexican Workers
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