Faithfull Jury Delays Death Investigation Details
Grand jury in the Faithfull death inquiry was postponed until Tuesday to await arrival of Dr. Go Jameson Carr, ship's surgeon en route from Europe. Letters found before the girl’s death are being studied as investigators pursue clues hour by hour. Parents say she left home about 8:30 AM on June 5. her body was found on Tong Beach with evidence of poisoning and drowning.
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Mexico's Envoy Leaves for U S Duties After Vacation
Mexico City reports US Ambassador Pelle departed for West Lindon via Cohn to resume duties after his vacation.
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Guides Planned for San Antonio Political Society
Harry Helzberg announced 100 guides are planned at a meeting in San Antonio to immediately furnish a competent guide for the political society. Officers elected included Fais W Alexander Clinton VW Kearney Charles J Fehr Theo Friedrich treasurer and William Brockhangen secretary with W A Bevan associate editor of Outdoor Life. The local zoo, directed by Fred A Sullivan, was highlighted as a notable feature with Sunday attendance averaging about 20,000 and rising.
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Tenant Clings To 16 Story Ledge In City Fire
Fire swept a Sheridan Road 20 story apartment building before dawn. Charles J. Carrell and Freeman F.olden, known as Amos and Andy of radio, were among many tenants forced to evacuate as flames sparked in the early hours. a resident found safety on a high ledge while others escaped with minor burns after firefighters contained the blaze.
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Beauty Award Challenge atolls beauty award
Dated June 19 at Dallas a court action over the Miss United States title in Miss Northern Kentucky emerged as Col William Easterwood of Dallas prepared to contest the judging. Easterwood, a Dallas millionaire, had reportedly withdrawn his complaints before leaving Galveston after receiving a telegram from a Dallas woman alleging party judges leaked information to prevent further Texas wins.
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Lanier Hotel fire wrecks historic Macon building
A fire destroyed the left wing of the century old Hotel Lanier in Macon Georgia early today. The fire damaged the remainder of the structure except the fireproof right wing which remained standing. The hotel served as a government headquarters during the Sherman march through Georgia.
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Borough Leader Denies Charges
George L. Trager, president of the borough of Queens, denies charges of official misconduct. He questions the validity of the accusations and says the charges are inconsistent with facts and merit. Governor Roosevelt was mentioned in relation to the whistle and dismissal.
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British Irked by Pershing Comments
British press reacts to General John Pershing criticism of the army in World War I as revealed in his recently published book. Resentment centers on perceived negative views of American forces and leadership.
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Draper Named to Federal Power Commission Body
Claude Draper of Wyoming has been named member of the Federal Power Commission. The term expires June 22, 1934, with Draper succeeding W. President Hoover noted in the announcement.
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Britons Hat Fruit Reshapes Market in Summer Store Arrivals
London reports June sunshine brings a fruit boom as nineteen varieties appear in English shops this month and more appear in July and August. Oranges, once a Christmas stocking staple, are now plentiful through the season.
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