Body found under house near two graves in Los Angeles
detectives probed a brutal murder case in Los Angeles after a ten year old boy found a dead, red haired woman under a house. The body dated two months and showed a gun wound. Investigators noted two crude graves nearby and linked the victim to Mrs. Alice Jones, wife of Harold Jones.
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Los Angeles
Alice Jones
Harold Jones
Malcolm Alberts
Tie
Sunane Rnr
Onus
Hal
Alice
Man Under Bond for Defacing Government Property in Texas
Santos Cabazos of Alier Texas was freed on $200 bail after appearing before US Commissioner P A Lockhart on a charge of wilfully defacing government property. Bond was signed by Modesto Cabazos of 910 South Laredo Street. The charge stemmed from alleged carving initials on the walls of the new post office and federal building.
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Santos Cabazos
Alier
Texas
U. S
P. A. Lockhart
Modesto Cabazos
South Laredo
Cabstos
New Post Office
Federal
Government Hill Improvement Requests Move Forward
A 15 member Government Hill Civic Improvement League committee, led by Harry Warebach, presented improvements to Mayor G. K. Quin Monday. Quin promised to consider the federation center idea and sent the street improvements to Commissioner Paul Steffler for action.
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Ileeermon
G. K. Quin
Government Hill Civic Improvement Lengue
Harry Warebaeh
Quin
Ander
Paul Steffler
Building Changes of S A Pointed Out
Building changes of Santa Ana were issued Monday by Mayor C K Quin to property owners planning alterations to meet family traidences, to confer with the zoning engineer before building. Changes affect height and use areas under the new zoning ordinance. Approval by Horace Wilson, zoning engineer, is required.
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C. K. Quin
Horace Wilson
Quinstated
Second Term for Quezon Proposed in Manila Report
A constitutional amendment would be necessary to allow President Manuel Quezon to seek a second term. The proposal, reported by Manila press, aims to keep Quezon eligible for another executive term in the Philippine Commonwealth.
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Quezon
Manila
PLL
Ann Aime
Darty
la Vanguar- Ma Kald Loday
Manuel Quiezon
Philippine Commonwealth
Recess urged for Congress to avoid hot summer sessions
Washington June 21 a physician member Representative William Sirovich of New York warned that six more members could die if Congress stays in session all summer and urged a 60 to 80 day recess until cooler weather. He said President Roosevelt might be pressed to declare a pause as illness and strain grow amid a long session.
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Washington
Congress
Willian
Strovich Mempert
New Yorks
Birovich
Roosevelt
Jefferson Island
Chesapeake Bay
William P. Connery
Massachusetts
Rowse Sakar
Sirovich
Family of six dead in crash near Hays Kansas
Six members of the Dietrich family and a seventh occupant of another car were killed when their vehicle crashed three miles west of Bilis on Highway 40 near Hays Kansas. The Dietrichs, farmers northwest of Hays, included Mrs. Dietrich and four children aged 9, 7, 5, and 7 months, who perished in the fire. Dietrich died later in a hospital.
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Hays
Kan
Bilis
Brghway
Peter Dietrich
Hsis
Dietrich
Clifford
Francis
Barbara Arm
Mélvine
German Consul General Wendler to Visit San Antonio
German consul general S A Dr BE Wendler will arrive in San Antonio Tuesday afternoon aboard the Southern Pacific. He will stay at the St Anthony hotel during his visit via San Antonio.
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New Orleans
S. A
BE. Wendler
Eéneral
San Antonio
Souther Pacific Railroad
St. Anthony
San Antoni
Texas Navy Officer Dies of Injuries
Lieut. Ernest H. Kreuger of the U.S. Navy, a New Orleans native with an Austin, Texas home, died yesterday from injuries sustained in a fall last Thursday while stationed in Long Beach, California.
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Texas
Long Beach
Calif
Ernest H. Kreuger
U.S
Austin
Michigan Storm Toll Rises With Seven Dead
A storm sweeping southern and eastern Michigan Sunday night caused at least seven deaths and heavy property damage. Three drowned off Saginaw Bay near Linwood when their outboard capsized. One man killed by falling timbers from a demolished barn. Two men died from lightning and a downed wire.
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Michigan
Detroit
Saginaw Bay
Linwood
Mich
Fifteen New Police Cars Go Into Service This Week
Fifteen new automobiles were placed into police service Monday under Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright and Police Chief Qwei Hilday. The new cars replace aging units, some in service up to nine years and with mileage reaching 230,000 miles.
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Fire and Police
Phil Wright
Qwei
Hilday
Roosevelt orders cuts to reduce next year expenditures
Government department heads have been instructed by President Roosevelt to prepare for a reduced budget in the 1934 fiscal year. They must submit figures to the budget bureau by September 15.
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Washington
FASTENTIL Teething Relief Ad Oral Care Claim
An old advertisement promotes FASTENTIL powder to keep dentures firmly in place and provide comfort. It urges readers to sprinkle a little on dentures for immediate relief and mentions availability at Sommers Brag stores and other drum stores.
Beware biliousness in hot weather warns of torpid liver
In hot weather digestion slows and symptoms include belching gas heartburn dull headache nausea dizziness coated tongue bilious complexion and sluggish bowels. The ad touts Cala tabs calomel compound tablets promising prompt relief with a trial package for ten cents and family pack twenty five cents at drugstores.
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Cis
Ab Digatores
Lasiv.d
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Government Hill
S.A
Tlalifax
Nova Scotia
P. J. Carrol
Hazelton
British Columbia
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N. J
Grash
Chester
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