Girl Testifies About Betrayal in Cult Trial
Los Angeles jury hears Miss Jewett, a Denver girl brought to Beverly Hills by John Hunt, describe intimate meetings with Hunt and others as she testifies she did not understand the ritual aims. She recalls Christmas eve bed scenes, warnings of federal pursuit, and talks of Father Divine.
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Pretty Delight Jewett
Denver
Gale
Algh Schoel
John Wiest Hunt
Father Divine
Hunt
Miss Jewett
Juge Leon Yankwish
Beverly Hill
H. B. Smith
Agnes Gerdner
Elizabeth Peters
Mat Smith
Mr. Hunt
Hans
New York
Mrs. Peters
Anné
West Virginia
Smith
Alabama Steel Output Declines Amid Labor Strife and High Capacity
Birmingham reports indicate steel production peaked as labor unrest affects operations in adjacent sectors. Steam output remains steady at near capacity, while pig iron production surges by 400 percent with a blast furnace restart. Officials deny widespread labor disputes and note orders from regular customers keep facilities operating at or above capacity.
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Birmingham
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Tnetus
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Shriners Select Officers Amid 60,000 in Detroit Parade
Shriners of North America gathered for officer elections and convention bids as about 60 000 joined a night parade. The Allied imperial council weighed candidates including AL Mulaikeh of Los Angeles and Leon Pass in Sparta Georgia for the 1938 convention while a large parade proceeded through the festivities.
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North America
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Wikeline
AL Mulaikeh Temply
Los Angeles
Leon
Texas Unemployment Act Covers 600000 Texans
Ray Porter of the Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission announced that over six hundred thousand Texans and employers are now covered by the Texas Unemployment Act. Contributions for May will be due June 33, with rates around 18 percent of the monthly taxable wage base. Employers must register to receive credit for earnings, or risk losing benefits for eligible employees.
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Ray Porter
Fed
Texas
Excape Professions
Otter
Poster
Mexican Accused in Hugo Swindle Arrested in Texas
Mexican suspect Garza was taken into custody at the request of Mexican officials. He faces charges linked to a Hugo swindle case, with authorities in Monterrey and Bexar County involved. The case centers on alleged connection to a murder plot and potential extradition negotiations.
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Monterrey
Moslen
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Altoriso Do
Galea
Bexar Counity Jar
Marines
Catiate
Pessoa Ab Monteirey
Unil
Maxien Seatneil Rathole
Aadoutcomons Uy
Wood
Garza
Coahuila Expects Record Pecan Yield Despite Drought
North Coahuila farmers report one of the largest pecan crops in years from Dang Netin plantations. Corn and cotton suffer drought impact while many fields were disrupted by pests. Planting declined due to drought and damage from pests.
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Coahuila
Fagle Pass
Jima
Lions Club 1934 State Convention Set for San Antonio
Murray A. Wil失a, district governor, announced the 1934 Lions club state convention will be held in San Antonio with about 150 delegates expected. The meeting comes after a 3.A. 738 convention in Galveston and indicates a gathering of Histel Reversers in Detely.
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San Antonio
The
Lions Club
Galveston
Jose
Murray A. Wiia
Japan Breaks Cotton Pact With U S
Customs figures show Japan ships 900,000 mayes square meters of cotton to the Philippines. The export agreement expires in six months, raising questions on future trade and duties between Japan and the United States.
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Japan
U.S. Manila
Philippines
Rey Urmet
Proposed Gas Heating For 26 Schools Faces Board Review
E J Biter, utility engineer, presented a plan to substitute natural gas for air in 26 public schools central heating. Estimated annual savings of 6125 would yield 44.8 percent on a 1077 investment for automatic gas burners, with gas at 15 cents per 1000 cubic feet offered by Public Service Company. Additional savings from reduced janitor costs and hot water heating were noted, while safety concerns and explosive risk were discussed. The board deferred action pending further study and slated reconsideration at the July 1 meeting.
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Board of Education
E. J. Biter
Aull Young
Ttead
Kiter
Kifer
Brackenridge
Fie
Armmce
Younghlood
Elfer
Hill Declarer
Joe
Santa Mos Espital
Kifere
Jabilor
Belfer
Houston
Wiler
Valley Shippers to Protest Rates
Valley interests plan to protest proposed rate revisions by carriers. Dover, manager of the San Antonio freight barns, said Valley Interests would be represented at 10 a m Thursday when the Southwest freight bureau Dearing meets at the Plaza hotel with Chairman P A Leland presiding. Carriers seek revised estimated weights of fruits and vegetables nationwide.
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Cartlers
Dover
San Antonio
Valley Interests
Southwest Freight Bureau Dearing
Plage Hotel
P. A. Leland
Petition Presses Vote on City Gas Plant Ownership
The Gas Consumers association circulates petitions calling for an election on municipal ownership of the Lone Blue gas plant. Rangers and union tickets mingle seeking sheds at the plant warehouse as officials warn they bear no responsibility for violence during guard actions.
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Worth
INS
Gas Consumers Association Today
Lone Blue Company
Rangery
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