Slayings at Bremerton Gay Party Shock City
Police hunt a madman after six people were murdered at a summer home party in Bremerton Washington. Three men are in custody for questioning as investigators doubt any are the killer. Victims include Frank Flieder 45 Pessy Chenevert 30 Eugene Chenevert 38 Magnus Jordan retirees and Fred Balsom bar. Robbery is a leading theory as two diamond rings are missing.
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Bremerton
Wash
Weer
Frank Fielder
Flieder
Eugene Chenevert
Pessy Chenevert
Magnus Jordan
Fred Balsom
Sherif D. L. Blankens
Tragedy at Erland's Point Leaves Family Dead
The slain man killed by a slayer went mad and slaughtered all in the house. A hammer and a blackjack lay near the bodies. A butcher knife and carving knife were found in the bedroom. Seattle criminologist Luke S. May joined Blankenship in the investigation at the Bremerton area home. Maxine Flider survived because she lived with her uncle Louis, Elks Lodge secretary in Bremerton. Neighbors K Erland and Tom Sanders discovered the tragedy Saturday night.
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Knie
Luke S. May
Seattle
Blankenship
Erland
K. Erland
Tom Sanders
Easter crowds fill all churches with record attendance
Easter services drew thousands as clear skies and pleasant temperatures set the scene. City Park hosted a large sunrise gathering with about 250 attendees from the Washington County Christian Endeavor Union. Emmanuel United Brethren Church reported strong Sunday attendance, with church school at 486 and new members bringing yearly total to 45.
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WSS
Milady
Emmanuel United Brethren Church
Summitageteu
Howard Street
Paul E. Holdcraft
W. P. Kesmodel
Western Maryland College
Grace Washburn
Hawley
Emmanuel Choir
Dera Byrum
Jana
Martha
Holdcraft
C. E
Washington County Christian Endeavor Union
Lloyd Davis
Washington Square
M. E
Jesus
Mornings With the Master at First Christian Church
The article details sunrise services and cantatas across several churches. The First Christian Church hosted the 6:30 a.m. pageant Mornings With the Master with junior choir performances and a large attendance. Other congregations presented cantatas including The Calvary Way at St. Paul’s Evangelical, Rainbow of Hope at U B Keedysville, Redemption’s Song at Grace U B, and The Living Christ at First Baptist. Notable leaders included Mrs. A C Godar and Mrs. A H Sherman among others. Kena Weller Harbaugh played organ.
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Jesus
Ife
First Christian
Calvary Way
Sit. Paul's Evangelical Church
U. B
Keedysville
Grace U. B
Emmanuel U. B. Church
Living Christ
R. M. Stultz
First Baptist Church
A. C. Godar
A. H. Sherman
Warren Shirey
H. E. Row
Fred Carrol
Kéna Weller Harbaugh
New York First Quarter Booms Amid Wage Increases
Business shows strongest first quarter since 1931 with auto production at peak and steel firms announcing 10 percent wage boosts. Labor tension eases after auto industry settlement, while retail season drives optimism and wholesalers face seasonal lull.
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New York
Seasonal Merchandise Lines Move In Amid Weather Warmup
Fulfilling a steady stream of spring goods as warmer weather arrives. Seasonal lines are moving in large volumes to meet shopper demand and refresh store displays.
Children Injured In Auto Accident In Pittsburgh Suburb
Frances eight and Edward six, children of Malcolm Davis of Pittsburgh, were injured when a family automobile skidded on Salem Avenue and struck a pole. They were treated at the scene with unspecified injuries.
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Frances
Edward
Malcolm Davis
Pittsburgh
Salem Avenue
Washington County Hospital Reports Davis Escaped Injury
Mr. Davis escaped injury after an accident while en route to Washington D C The incident prompted a hospital report from Washington County Hospital noting his condition.
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Washington County Hospital
Davis
Washington,d. C
Death of E. L. Rider in Hot Springs Arkansas
Police report the death of E. L. Rider, formerly of the city, in Hot Springs Arkansas. He has relatives here, notably his brother Earl Rider of Belleyne Avenue. A Idaho sheep owned by A Laudremilk of Gooding has produced 27 lambs over nine years including quadruplets, triplets and twins.
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Arkansas
E. L. Rider
Hot Springs
Ark
Rider
Earl Rider
Belleyne Avenue
A. Laudremilk
Gooding
Idaho
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