Trial of Suit for Mullion Joeet Lockhart Davis Case
The trial date set for Monday involves Edger B. Davis of Luling suing the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and six insurers for 3 000 600. The suit stems from 1926 income tax actions and a 1936 Massachusetts judgment of 439 537.97 plus costs, with cross claims seeking damages. Also noted is the death of Corn Products Refining Co. official Prescott Walden, 71, in Rye New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Cald Well County
Davis
Massachusetts
Jsp
Eix Insurance
Three Rescued From Crippled Diving Bell
SAN FRANCISCO July 27 three men were trapped for 56 uneasy minutes below the surface in a diving bell at a Golden Gate exposition concession before climbing out the escape hatch after 2000 gallons were pumped from the 5 foot tank. Louis Gilpin 22 operator of the carriage and two customers Edgar Simmons 22 and Willem Arthur Walnut Creek Calif. Gilpin controlled movement from inside as the ascent cut power plunged the bell into darkness three feet under the surface. Spectators grew alarmed as minutes passed until the Treasure Island fire department arrived with pumping equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Golden Gate Exposition
Louis Gilpin
Carcessian
Edgar B. Simmons
Willem &. Arthur
I Walnut Creek
Calif
Gilpin
Simmons
Arthur
Treasure Island
Envoys at Kremlin Seek British French Russian Pact
British and French envoys met with Premier Vyacheslav Molotov at the Kremlin to resume negotiations on a British French Russian mutual assistance pact. Present were Sir William Leeds, Emile Naggiar, and William Strang. A church chalice theft was reported, and a local man claimed to have bought it before returning the item to Father Adalph Janda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Moscow
Vyacheslaff
William Leeds
Pats
Emile Naggiar
William Strang
George Roberton
A. 4
Lmngford
St. Joseph's Church
East Commerce Street
West Commerce Street
Hiad
Adalph Janda
Police education stresses calm interviews and precise details
At a police school in Gila Bend Arizona instructors urge keeping excited callers on the line until they calm. Officers learn to avoid touching a body and gather facts before a supervisor arrives. Murrell says focus on action at the scene and insist on precise witness descriptions. A new non smoking rule was adopted and the two week session continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Murrel
Border Patrol
Gila Bend
Arix
Murrell
Seasion
Jon
Youth Struck by Car Near Death in City Hit Run
A 12 year old boy, Sylvester Cralvan, of 177 Fenfield Avenue, Thersday, was near death after a hit and run collision while crossing Fria City Rosa. Witness Pedro Rodriguez of Quintamasia reported the auto hurled the Loy 70 feat toward the victim before fleeing the scene to the Robert B. Cireen hospital.
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Sylvester Cralvan
Fenefield Avenue
Thersday
Robert B. Cireen Hosital
Fria City
Rosa
Pedro Rodriguez
Quintamasia
FIAM SILENT CONNLAB ORDER AT FIREFRPOSE PLANT
The National Labor Relations Board ordered the San Antonio Fireproof Forge Company to reinstate O. Chaham a truck driver and end its anti union campaign as a remedy for discouraging membership in the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Von Phin president of the firm said no comment and that no contract with the union existed. Graham fired in 1937 was not rehired. Union secretary N W Beara said contract talks have been ongoing for three months seeking a closed shop a four hour week with overtime and a pay raise. The NLRB order followed a 1938 filing stating the company discharged Graham for union activity and sought to suppress labor organization. the order directed compliance with its labor espionage remedy.
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Seality Fireproof Gtordge Company
San Antonia
National Labor Relations Board
Eange Anil ‘Ist
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Bord
Pees Pany
O. Chaham
NLS
von Phin
Inhalator Squad Fails to Save Mrs Kneupper
An inhalation squad led by Assistant Fire Chief N. b. Dultntg failed to revive Mrs. Margaret Kneupper, 50, of 1314 Grayson street after a heart attack Thursday at 3 p.m. She was pronounced dead by Dr. J. B. Miller. Fire department responders worked about three hours. In Linden, three hotel guests remained in hospitals after jumping from upper floors of the New George hotel in a blaze. Roy Fant, the hotel owner, suffered multiple injuries. J. K. Trammel and his wife were hospitalized in Atlanta with pelvic and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Dultntg
Margaret Kneupper
Grayson Street
Linden
New George
Hos Pinls
Roy T. Fant
Shreveport
J. K. Trammel
Atlanta
Trammel
Dodd Recovering From Illness After Hospital Stay
Dr. Willam E. Dodd former United States ambassador to Germany is reported well on the way to recovery by his physician. The retired diplomat left Mt. Sinai hospital after several weeks of serious illness from bell palsy and bronchial pneumonia. He received two blood transfusions during his treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willam E. Dodd
United States
Germany
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Seversl
Bidbar
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Forg Mullion
Rye
N.Y
Repnerh Prescott Walden
Corn Products Refining Company
Evresa
Notacom ix
Joske’s
Bargain Basement Shoe Repair Dept
C.D. Murrell
F. D. Palmer
J. F. Fennell
Torpse
RT Te
Asae
Tee Joske
Joske's
Doske
Neier
Fai
Ates
Paride Jong
Colle
Rayon
Joske
Dovke
Connlab
Laredo
James Oulzeppe
Larado
Wilio Parras
Mexico
Jas
Gui
Seppe
Macania
Lases
U. A
Alularia
Witte
Iil
Karotkin
Gand
Ton
PLAID
Wenod
Upton
Telier Uptom
Bock Cases
Chest of Drawers
Neay
Piace Enamel
Krochler
Duncan Phyfo
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