Youth Held In Bellotin ing Of Girl
Funeral services are planned for Miss Alschild Iverson in Brookline after a prank involving a mock guillotine and an axe led to her death. Harold Finn, 19, of The Bronx, is charged with homicide and remanded after authorities say a prank weapon slipped, severing Iverson's jugular vein.
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York
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Merie Antoinette
Brooklin
Harold Finn
de Bronx
Iverson
Miss Iverson
Hing
David Hirshfield
Aliss Iverson
Merre
Paris
Fear Is Felt for Cramer's Safety
Copenhagen reports anxiety over the safety of American airman Parker D. Cramer missing since he departed from the Shellland islands for Norway after flying Detroit to map an air mail route. He encountered heavy storms on the final leg, raising fears he may have been forced down in raging seas between the Shetlands and Denmark, about 850 miles away.
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Danich
Parker D. Cramer
Shel-land Islands
Norway
Detroit
America
Europe
Gramer
The
Sbetlseds
Denmark
Charlie Chaplin Sees Bull Fight in Spain
IRAN SEBASTIAN Spain Aug 16 A crowd filled the bull ring as Charlie Chaplin watched the fights amid cheers and waving senoritas. He showed distress during the first run with a preacher’s horse struck by a belt before growing more interested as the event continued.
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Sebastian
Spain
Charlie Cha
Charlie
Buffalo Preserve Movement Gains In Texas
In Amarillo Texas on August 10 7 movement to buy the 11500 acre Goodnight ranch and its herd of buffaloes gained momentum. State game commission and prominent citizens visited the ranch and discussed plans to convert the sanctuaries into a state park for the buffalo herd.
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Amarillo
Texas
Goodnight
Etote Game Commission
Uncle Sam Boosts U S Watches and Goods
Washington Aug 10 The army and navy are buying American matches and other goods instead of foreign ones even at higher prices. An advertising drive showed orders awarded to American firms, reflecting a provision in the latest appropriation bill to favor domestic products.
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Ashington
D.C
Army
Navy
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Atras
San Francisco
Arpot Broucht
Major Weeks Dies Sudden at Fort Reno
Major Hents J Weeks, longtime commandant of the Army remount, died suddenly of heart disease at Fort Reno Oklahoma. He had seen service in the Philippines and France and was to have sailed for Philadelphia for a new assignment. His survivor list includes a daughter and his father.
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Okla
Najor Hents J. Weeks
Philadelphia
Col
E.J. Shell
Weeks
Pale
WHIS
West Point
Philippines
France
Avidaw
Collr
Guthrie Center
Iowa
White House panel urges living wage to curb child labor
A White House committee proposes solutions to child labor rooted in poverty. It urges addressing adult unemployment and low wages, keeps children under sixteen in school, restricts work for ages sixteen and seventeen, bans hazardous jobs, and limits to eight hours per day with no night shifts.
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Dalvrraal Berrie Wastonetor
Coneltn
White House
Convicts Foiled by Boiler Heat Escape
Two inmates, Benjamin State, 26, and William Repal, hid atop a boiler in a ram vehicle tied to a prison work detail. Enduring intense heat for 42 hours, they crawled down, smeared with soot, and were captured by guards.
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William Repal
Plan Approved for New U. S. Hospital in Missouri
Washington reports the bureau of prisons announced approval of plans for a federal hospital for defective delinquents to be built in Springfield Missouri. Congress has appropriated 2 300 000 dollars for the project and work will begin this fall.
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Springfield
Missouri
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Justice Department
Congress
Acosta Will Fly Plane From New York To Honduras
Bert Acosta, who crossed the Atlantic with Rear Admiral Byrd, is ordered to conduct a flight from Floyd Bennett Field to Honduras. He will be joined by Captain Ler Sandro Garas of Honduras and two Bellanca factory mechanics.
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New-Ygile
Bert Acasa
Atlgutig Ocean
Byrd
Nnfot
Floyd Bennett Field
Honduran
Ito
Honneas
Acosta
Lersandro Garas
Honduran Arms
Bellanca Factors
ZEMO Skin Relief Ad
An advertisement touts ZEMO for eczema, ringworm, rashes, pimples and scalps irritations. It claims fast relief from itching and burning with a clean invisible safe formula and lists pricing 65 cents 60 cents 1.00 Fixtra strength 1.95.
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Zemo
Nye Again Probing Cannon's Actions in Senate Inquiry
Senate campaign committee chair Nye resumes work on disbursed anti Smith funds held by Bishop Cannon at Bend Court church. He seeks to block inquiry with legal claims as U S press covers the renewed probe. In Italy a second Caligula galleon find yields a 2000 year old boat with dual rudders noted by archaeologists.
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