Three Little Girls Slain in Baldwin Hills Case
Inglewood Cal June 25 police questioned twelve men with records as degenerates in the kidnap slaying of three little girls lured from a playground for a live rabbit hunt. By June 29 a mass of police and crowds surrounded the Baldwin Hills area as the search for a killer continued amid torn clues including a towel pages from a sex magazine and license plates. A suspect named Othel Leroy Strong was cleared after a telegram from Olympia Wis showed he had been there. the search then focused on a man called Eddie seen with the girls on the playground.
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Inglewood
California
Madeline Everett
Melba
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Cal
Calif
IRI
Los Angeles
Baldwin Hills
Eugene Williams
Willams
Sex Magazine
Arizona
Walter Burdette
Othel Leroy Strong
Pasadena
Eddie
Olympia
Wis
Strong
Hig Bine
Weather outlook shows much temperature change tonight through Wednesday
A weather map indicates a trough of low pressure from New England to the Gulf of Mexico with white high pressure over the western Lake region and Northern Plains. Moderate to heavy precipitation is reported from the Gulf States with light showers from the Tower Lakes to the Atlantic, and temperatures lower in the Upper Mississippi Valley, Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and South Atlantic States while warmer over the Rocky Mountain Plateau.
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New England
Gulf of Mexico
Western Lake Region
Plains States
Gulf States
Towa
Tower Lakes
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Spanish Civil War Crisis Threatens General Conflict
London reports a nine power meeting on the Spanish civil war crisis as Britain and France push to take control of the neutrality patrol off Spanish coasts. Germany and Italy oppose the plan, and delegates adjourn to Friday to seek final government replies.
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London
U. P
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Russia
Foreign Office
Europe
Spain
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Dino Grandi
Revolt in Two Refugee Camps for Children Shocks France
In Bordeaux area on June 29 youths aged 10 to 12 in two refugee camps attacked nuns and teachers with knives and revolvers. At Auxerre sixty refugees revolted after a child was slapped, threw knives, demanded return to Spain, and four escaped. At La Rochelle sixteen boys rioted at St. Louis Hospital, insulted nuns, sang the Internationale, beat the nuns after shoes were removed, police clashed with rioters, and one officer was injured.
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Bordeaux
France
Auxerre
Spain
St. Louis
la Rochelle
Children's Home Budget To Be Lower At Oberlin
Indications show the 1938 budget for the Oberlin Children's Home will be reduced from 55900 as trustees consider the 1935 budget at July meeting. Supervisor J G Holland cited the county aid department for dependent children cutting residents and improved economic conditions allowing more parents to care for their children as core reasons for the lower costs. Last year the budget was based on about 260 children under care and Holland expected the headcount to be about 75 below average by month end.
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Oberlin
J. G. Holland
Holland
Department of Aid For
Ohio Wesleyan Graduate Killed by Freight Train
Robert J. Recker of Lathe, a June graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University, was killed when a Pennsylvania freight train struck his automobile in Toledo. It was his 23rd birthday anniversary. He is survived by his mother and a brother. his father died in 1933 in an automobile collision.
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Toledo
Robert J. Recker
Latchie
Ohio Wesleyan University
Pennsylvania
Recker
Citizenship Denied Over I W O Affiliation By Judge Findley
Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley denied citizenship to Elyria residents Dominic Stefke 32 and Paul Hanne Jr 22 citing affiliation with the International Workers Order the court calling it a Communist leaning group The May 21 special hearing featured a five page opinion with outside information While officers Fioryd Ault and Phillip Leighton had raised the objection at a March 4 hearing the case marks the first instance of I W O membership being used as a citizenship bar The defendants were represented by Yetta Land and son Jerry Land in Cleveland The I W O is described by Anthony Krebarek Ohio director as a fraternal and insurance order begun in New York in 1930 and non political but the court cited a booklet from the order asserting political activity
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Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Dominic Stefke
Paul Hanne, Jr
Elyria
International Workers Order
Fioryd Ault
Phillip Leighton
Yetta Land
Cleveland
Jerry Land
Land
Anthony Krebkarek
Ohio
New York
France Faces Grave Crisis On Finances
Paris June 29 The Chamber of Deputies voted confidence in the popular front government by 393 to 142 as it seeks emergency powers to save the franc and stabilize the economy. Debates continue as markets are closed and gold and foreign payments suspended. Premier Chautemps outlined five aims to restore treasury soundness fight speculation recover the economy balance the budget and defend the franc.
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Paris
URI
Chamber of Deputies
Popular Front
Senate
Chamber
Finance Committee
Camille Chautemps
Chautemps
France
Finance Ministry
Albert Lebrun
Georges Bonnet
Washington
Triplets at Elyria Memorial Hospital Lose Two Babies
Two-day-old Mary Koremwo is the sole survivor of a set of triplets born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Brothers Joseph and John died within 15 hours after birth and a day and a half, respectively, weighing three pounds each. The girl remains in an incubator as officials arrange double funeral services for the deceased siblings.
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Mary Koremwo
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Joseph
John
Edward Korejwo
Middle Avenue
Bors
Nichols Funeral Home
Wire Identified As Steel Co Property
Two Lorain men were arrested early today by local police after a search of their car yielded a large quantity of wire. The wire was identified as property of the Columbia Steel Company, valued at about $200. One suspect had previously worked for the firm. Pending charges, both men are held in the City Jail.
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Columbia Steel Company
Polite
Thirteenth Fatality Reported in Strike at Beaver Falls
George Mike, 39, died after a tear gas projectile struck him during a picket clash at Moltrup Steel Products in Beaver Falls. The death brings the strike toll to 13 nationwide with Pittsburgh area violence under investigation. Deputy Sheriff Jay Jackson held for inquiry. CIO and steel workers leaders condemn the incident as murder.
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George Mike
Moltrup Steel Products Co
Beaver Falls
Mike
Moltrup Plant
Acme
Trap Steel Products Co
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Youngstown
Ohio
Committee For Industrial Organization
Jay Jackson
Beaver County
Robert E. McCreery
Moltrup
Moltrup Company
Union Drawn Steel Company
Ideal Foundry and Machine Company
Republic Stes! Corporation
CIO
Morris Mallinger
Joseph Timko
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Ask Ruling On County Relief
The Lorain County Board seeks a ruling from Attorney General Herbert Duffy on its right to continue direct relief after a prior law expired. Commissioner John E. Davidson led the move, noting several rulings allowing continuation, tied to Carey Act bond funds of about $50,000. The board's actions follow audits and a Bureau of Inspection and Supervision letter, with continuation pending a formal ruling.
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John E. Davidson
Herbert Duffy
Lorain County
Joseph Ferguson
Howard R. Butler
Tax officials cite personal holding companies to cut large taxes
Treasury officials told a Congressional tax committee that Alfred P. Sloan Jr. and his wife saved nearly 2 million dollars in three years through personal holding companies. Abe Fortas testified that Henry Doherty saved 160 thousand dollars in one year, and Cartier Lupton saved over 600 thousand in three years. Fortas named several other owners or stockholders in personal holding companies, including Mrs. John J. Raskob, Mrs. Wilhelmina Dupont Ross, Charles E. McManus, Charles E. Merrill, Edwin Lynch, Owen B. Winters, and more.
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Washington
U. P
Treasury
Joint
Congressional Tax Committee
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Abe Fortas
Henry DL. Doherty
Cartier Lupton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fortas
John J. Raskob
Wilhelmina Dupont Ross
Montehania
Del
Charles E. McManus
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Charles E. Merrill and
Edwin ©. Lynch
New York
Owen B. Winters
Erwin Wasy
Three Union Organizers Arrested in Kidnapping Case
Three officials of the Steel Workers' Organizing Committee's Campbell lodge were arrested today on charges of kidnapping a workman and forcing him to sign a union card. Frank Gregg, president of the lodge of Youngstown Sheet & Tube employees, was among those held as Mahoning County grand jury probes Riots at Republic Steel plant costing two lives.
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Youngstown, CO
U. P
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Campbell Lodge
Tver W. Gardner
Frank Gregg
Lodge
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Mahoning County
Grand Jury
Youngstown
Republic Steel Corp
Bank Holdup in Cleveland Seizes About $5000
Three men robbed nine people at the Central National Bank in Cleveland Ohio today taking about $5000. A M Rose the bank manager said the trio faced nine hostages including five customers and four employees with shotguns. They ordered everyone to face the wall and then fled after emptying cash drawers and the safe.
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Cleveland
Central National Bank
A. M. Rose
Rose
United States Takes Lead In Ryder Cup Foursomes
At Southport England on June 29 the U S Professional Golf Team surged to a 214 to 114 advantage after the opening Scotch foursomes. The Americans swept the session, winning two of 36 hole two ball matches, halving one and losing another, turning into favorites to retain the Ryder Cup.
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Southport
Eng
U. P
United States
Englana
More Steel Plants To Be Reopened In Ohio
Columbus June 29 Adjutant General Emil F Marx said Major General Gilson D Light commander of Ohio National Guard troops in the Youngstown area reported that struck steel plants in Struthers and Hubbard were to be opened today.
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Columbus
Emil F. Marx
Gilson D. Light
Ohio National Guard
Youngstown
Struthers and
Hubbard
Relief Bill Goes To The President
Washington June 29 The House completed action on the Administration relief bill totaling 1.3 billion dollars and forwarded it to the White House for President Roosevelt's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
White House
Roosevelt
Irwin Indicted For Murder Three Times
NEW YORK June 29 Robert Irwin was indicted for murder three times by the county grand jury once for each of the three persons he strangled and stabbed on Beekman Hill last Easter Sunday.
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Irwin
New York
Robert Irwin
Beekman Hill
New Hours At Elyria Library Announced
The Elyria Library board announced a new summer schedule beginning Thursday through August. The library opens at 9 a.m. daily with closing times 6 p.m. on Mondays and Saturdays, 6 p.m. on Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays, and 10 p.m. on Wednesdays. The children's room follows same closing times as other departments.
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Elyria
Lbrary Board
Operations At Steel Plant Are Suspended
Water lines at the Cambria Works of Bethlehem Steel Corp were dynamited, suspending operations and forcing 6000 workers home. Explosions cut major supply lines from Quemahoning and Border Dams, halting open hearths and rolling and blooming mills. Gov. Farley ordered state police investigation. martial law had been in effect. State troopers patrolled, while the union denounced the act and assisted in locating perpetrators.
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Johnstown
Cambria Works
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem
Committee For Industrial Organization
Quemahoning
Border
Stoney Creek
Cambria
George H. Farle
Lynn G. Adams
S. D. Evans
Border Dam
Franklin Mik
State Army
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Uniom
James Mark
Mark
Brains of Terrorist Plot Sought in Warren Strike
Police in Warren Ohio sought to arrest Gus Hall described as the brains of a terrorist plot tied to a 23 day steel strike. They charged three alleged bombers George Bundas John Borawece and Arthur Scott with explosives as unrest and militia patrols continued near Republic Steel plants.
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Youngstown
Ct. S
Warren
B. J. Gillen
Arren
Gus Hall
George Bundas
John Borawece
Arthur Scott
Republic ‘Steel Corporation
Ball
Beren
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Bulletin
Ohio Wesleyan
Executive Committee
Order
Cage
Steel.Co
State Bureau of Inspection and Supervision
U.S
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