Burglars Gag and Bind Owner During Home Invasion
Two rough-voiced burglars gagged and tied Mrs. Georgia M. Lowe in her home at 1836 East Houston Street. They escaped with $60 in jewelry and $5.50 in cash after ransacking the house, leaving several rings valued at about $200. Mrs. Lowe, awakened by the attack during a Saturday early morning, fainted after a raspy order to her companion and was found an hour later by her daughter and the beauty shop manager. Police launched a search for the suspects.
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Georgia
M. Lowe
East
Houston Street
Lowe
Niy
Too Bad Egg Seller Swindling Case Linked to Valentine
Detective sergeant Steed described the episode as a bad case when Carros Valentine appeared at the police station late Friday to report from Market Plaza. Valentine paid 30 dollars in cash for eggs and was refunded 2400 after being charged with swindling.
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O. J. Steed
Carros
Valentine
Market Plaza
Ce Silésman
Italians in France Under Surveillance
Dagno les France announces Italians in the country will be placed under surveillance today in a sweep to find killers of two anti fascist Italians. The Rosell brothers, expatriates who opposed Mussolini, were killed and found with knives discarded near their overturned car in a woodland rear.
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France
Dagnoles
Mintaler
Interior
Marx Dormoy
Frances
Carlo and
Nello Rene
Rosell
Pre
Pier Mussolini
Amelia Earhart Rests at Fort Lamy in Africa
Paris dispatch says Air Afrique reports Amelia Earhart appears to be resting at Fort Lamy in French Equatorial Africa before resuming her world flight toward the Egyptian Sudan. No morning take-off word yet. Earhart and navigator Capt. Fred Noonan arrived at Fort Lamy yesterday from Gao, French West Africa.
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Earhart
West Africa
Paris
aviaHon
Air Afrique
Amelia Kav
Fort Lemy
French Equatorial Atrica
Bhaytows
Angis
Egyptian Sudan
Ale Company
Miss Earhart
Fred Noonan
Fort Lamy
Gao
French West Africa
Dozen Tugboats Fail to Free Battleship Tennessee
A dozen tugboats swarmed around the 2,200 ton battleship Tennessee in San Francisco Bay trying to free her from a snag. It was the second failure in 24 hours to dislodge the warship as she ground her bow on mudflats near Alameda while steam was rising from the ship.
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San Francisco
Tennessee
Alameda
Freighter Stella Polaris Sinks After Collision
OBLO Norway reports the Stella Polaris cruise liner collided with the small dynamia laden steamer Nobel last night. The Nobel sank but the dynamite aboard did not explode. Crew from the Nobel were saved. Stella Polaris remained undamaged.
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Oblo
Norway
Nobel
Bilbao Bombardments Tighten Franco Siege
Rebels defend Omagh district while Bilbao endures renewed bombardment by air and artillery. Franco signals possible withdrawal of foreign troops if Madrid Valencia government concedes, as Burgos reports suggest no peace talks through compromise. Admiral Barris Laneing to retire, with Rear Admiral Woodward to succeed.
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Hendaye
Bilbao
Tront
Burgos
Spain
Generalissima Viencisco
Franco
Madrid-Valencis
Associated Press
Burgis
Madrid
Valencia
Nationallal
Vatendze
Red
Family Feeds Motherless Twins At Van Ormy
Charles Lawler 12 and Fred Lawler 13 discovered two fledgling hummingbirds after their mother deserted the nest near Van Ormy. The boys watched, fed, and sheltered the trio for ten days until the birds thrived indoors on a diet of sugar water and flies.
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Lawler Flida
Saurcaghett
Jack Laweder
van Ormy
Charles
Fred Lawler
Lawler
Carrie
Fron
San Antonio
Quest to recover early Arctic explorer records
New York reports Arnold Haver ten leads an expedition to Lapland to seek records of an early Arctic explorer. He mentions a cabin found years ago about a thousand miles north of Lie Arctic cldla and an inscription reading W. Longhorn United States of America July 23, 1247.
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New York
Arctic Circle
Arnold Haverten
Lapland
Haversee
Perfor
Georgis
Tronhelm
Norway
Arctic
Lie
W. Longhorn
United States of America
Chicken thief chase slows until suspect flees in pants
Patrolman Hugh Flowery reports a chicken thief suspect kept pace briefly in Valdosta Georgia before fleeing faster and discarding his trousers. The incident occurred during a patrol on June 12 to 19 as the man attempted to escape.
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Valdosta
Hugh Flowery
Army Officer Turns Sailor at Honolulu
A cavalry officer, George B. Patton Jr, sails from Honolulu aboard the 64-foot Arcturus en route to San Pedro harbor. He travels with Mrs Patton, novelist, Fred Patton, Francis Graves, and Dr Paul Withington. Patton seeks appointment at Fort Riley cavalry school Kansas to join the army general staff.
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Honolulu
Ane
Polo
California
George 8. Patton Jr
Los Angeles
Hawaiia Department of the Army
Patida
San Pedro Harbor
Patton
Fred
Francis Graves
Paul Withington
Swift executions shock Soviet high command
Moscow reports eight former Red Army leaders sentenced to death for treason after a rapid military tribunal. Marshal Michail N. Tukhachevsky among those executed, with no appeal offered. Pravda and On Guard echo harsh denunciations of traitors and spies, framing the case as cleansing the revolution.
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Moscow
Boviet Union
Pravéd
Communist Party
Sala
Eibutiay
Michail N. Tukhachevsky
Bovyich Union
Szing
Committee to Air Reclamation Program In Senate Hearings
Washington June 12 The Wests reclamation program for 1937 38 will get a Senate hearing next week. Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona will chair the sub committee conducting executive hearings on the interior department supply bill. Administrative assistant E K Buriew to Secretary Tekes will testify first.
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Washington
Senate
Interior Department
Carl Hayden
Arison
E. K. Buriew
Tekes
Picnic at Koehler Park Highlighted by Games and Dance
In Koehler Park the Hebrew Free Lean sae picnic features games, a bike race, and dancing led by Nelda Sune as day one events unfold. A. Kamrass, president, notes the outing will include a Bente Warkeon and social activities for attendees. In New York June 12, 11-year-old Joseph Brettling remains in hospital after a playmate pushed him into a 14-foot sewer excavation. the boy is described as "Just fooling."
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Koehler
Nelda Sune
Koehler Park
A. Kamrass
New York
Joseph Brettling
Tala Auilises
Heantoug
Weather Summary for San Antonio and Vicinity
General cloudy conditions with cooler trends in the far west Saturday night and Sunday. Saturday night and Sunday show the lowest to mid 70s, while Sunday reaches near 99 degrees on the coast zone. Winds shift to southerly along the coast and west Texas with variable cloudiness and a slight cooling in extreme west regions.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Porlion
West Texas
Housekeeper for Parsons Quizzed in Kidnapping Case
Stony Brook Long Island officials disclose fear for 1 year old Aten McDonnell Parsons's safety after his mother Mrs Aten McDonnell Parsons vanished from Long Meadows farm three days ago. Investigators questioned Anna Kuprianoff while federal and state agents probe contacts and ransom talks amid a wife and child mystery.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Suffolk County
Long Island
Aten McDonnell Parsons
Long Meadows
Lindsay R. Henry
Aii
Long Island City
Joseph &. Arata
Wonan
Kuprianntt
Roy
Aral
New York City
Abe
Paia
Teast
Pendiig
Frank McDonnell
Worth
Clouds and rain forecast for Saturday to Sunday
Weatherman Jarboe noted generally cloudy skies with no rain expected. A fire on the third floor of a three story Hugo Oklahoma business building caused damage and drew aid from Paris Texas to prevent spread.
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Jarboe
Clouda
Hugo
Okla
Paris
Texas
Encore Exposition Opens at Dallas Pan American Fair
Dallas June 13 The Encore Exposition opened with 21 Pan American republics represented as gates were unlocked by Governor Allred. Senator Connally spoke of a future of Pan America through unity peace and mutual intercourse as 26 000 000 worth of items were showcased in the 187 acre park. Professor Einstein appeared via remote control lighting a notable display.
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Dallas
James V. Allred
Albert Einstein
Princeton
Tom Connally
Pan-America
Monroe mayor threatens emergency to block entrances
Monroe Michigan mayor Daniel A. Knages said he would declare a state of emergency and close all roads if Governor Murphy refused to send federal troops to stop the mass meeting protesting routing of striking steel workers. A city commission meeting and delegation to Detroit were planned to urge leadership to prevent the gathering. The mayor criticized Homer Martin of the United Automobile Workers for inflammatory statements he said endangered state peace.
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Monroe
Mich
Jung
Daniel A. Knages
Detroit
National Yard
Frank Murphy
Ottis
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Murphy
Steel Workers Strike at Bethlehem Plant Sparks Walkout
In Columbus on June 12 Allied steel unions struck Bethlehem Steel at the Cambria plant, drawing 200 to 300 pickets at the gates and halting the night shift. The walkout followed a prolonged peace conference in Columbus between Republic Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube and the United Steelworkers as talks stalled over a seven point retirement plan and union recognition.
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Columbus
Ohio
Aggressive Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Hathletter Corporation
Martin K. Davey
Oho
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and ‘Tube Company
Inland Sleet Corporation
Bethlehem
Cambria
Joinstown
Pennsylvenia Plink
Taid
Db.t
Ohin
Repubic
Bheet and Tube
John L. Lewis
Sean
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Sliouette Arliat
Jack Flin
Mie Contents
Bontmingtte
Omagh
Barris Laning
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Clark WH. Woodward
Wil
Iain
AMILY
Committee To Air Reclamation
Helrass
Frank. McOnnell
Ranzom
William Parsons
Davey
J. G. Argelainger
Sheet and ‘Rules
J. A. Voss
Republic
Philip Murray
National
John Owens
Ohio &. 2
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