Puzzling Coast Case Termed Murder by Own Action
Eureka California June 19 The puzzling coast case of a naked truck driver found on a lonely beach with his girlfriend's clothes nearby is termed murder with death by own action. Humboldt County Sheriff Raab says the theory fits the facts, as a missing girl is sought along Humboldt Bay. The victim Henry Red Baird 28 was shot in the head and clothes with Barbara Kelly 17 were found near the car as a note suggests she planned to spend the night with a friend in Eureka. A .22 pistol is missing and autopsy shows bullet fragments in Baird's brain. Authorities search the beach and water for the girl while denying robbery. The purse and wallet indicate no foul play against the survivor or by a third party.
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Eureka
Calif
U.P
Ocean Beach
Humboldt County
Charles Raab
Humboldt Bay
Henry
Red) Baird
Barbara Kelly
Fortuna
Raab
Baird
Arthur J. Kelly
Table Bluff
Max Goble
Gambler Erickson pleads guilty to bookmaking charges
New York reports millionaire gambler Frank Erickson pleaded guilty to 60 counts of conspiracy and bookmaking in a special sessions court. His attorney withdrew a not guilty plea and the judge scheduled sentencing for June 26 while Erickson remained on $10,000 bail.
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New York
Frank Erickson
Erickson
Special Sessions Court
Sol Gelb
Nathan D. Perlman
Frank S. Hogan
Barkley Rebuts Impeachment Talk But Supports House Role
In the Senate Vice President Barkley said impeachment must originate in the House of Representatives and the Senate is not a grand jury. He referred a GOP demand for a separate investigation of the Justice department tied to the Amerasia case to the Senate Judiciary Committee while noting existing Foreign Relations probes.
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Barkley
House
Chamber
House of Representatives
Justice Department
Amerasia
Knowland
California
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate Judiciary Committee
McCarran
D-Nev
Ferguson
R-Mich
Nevada
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Butte News in Brief Highlights Local Social and Health Notes
Kenneth McElhenney, 12, of 303 Silver Bow treated at St. James hospital for a lacerated left leg after a dog bite. Multiple births, marriages, visits, and hotel stays are noted, including a marriage license for Herbert Dierfield and Muriel Kern, various residents from Billings, Helena, and Kalispell visiting Butte, and several local club meetings at Finlen and IOOF halls. Ronnie Marcum, 3, treated for a broken left leg after a bicycle accident in Hamilton.
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Kenneth McElhenney
Silver Bow Homes
St. James Hospital
Ronnie Marcum
Wesley Marcum
Lexington
Hamilton
Bible School Opens at Baptist Church
The Union Vacation Bible School is run jointly by Mountain View Methodist First Presbyterian and First Baptist churches. 135 youngsters registered for the initial session as 25 adults assist under Miss Beatrice Hollenbeck. 9 AM sessions run Monday to Friday for two weeks with a worship service, then department classes for beginners primaries juniors and intermediates. No registration fee. children aged four to 14 invited. an offering is collected daily to cover school expenses.
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Union Vacation Bible School
Mountain View Methodist
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Beatrice Hollenbeck
Aberdeen
Miss Hollenbeck
Baptist Church
Florence Jordan
The
Presbyterian Church
Court to strip CIO leader Bridegs of citizenship
San Francisco dispatch reports a federal judge will sign a formal court order at noon Tuesday stripping longshore leader Harry Bridegs of his American citizenship. Court aides said the action follows a long legal process and will be officially recorded by Judge George B. Harris.
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San Francisco
U.P
CIO Longshore
Harry Bridegs
George B. Harris
Joseph Cotten Becomes Grandfather at 45 in Santa Monica
Screen Actor Joseph Cotten became a grandfather at age 45 when his daughter Mrs. James P. Young gave birth to a seven pound fourteen ounce daughter. It is the couple’s first child and the baby’s father is Cotten’s actor son-in-law.
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Joseph Cotten
Santa Monica
Calif
James P. Young
Timing Tape grain forecast service offered by mail
A private group promotes The Timing Tape forecasting service for grain traders. It claims high accuracy with updates mailed biweekly for fifteen dollars per quarter and offers a two week trial with a full refund if unsatisfied, sending remittance to P O Box 61 Commerce Station Minneapolis Minnesota.
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P. O
Commerce Station
Minneapolis, Minn
Camel Cigarettes Test in Your T Zone for 30 Days
The ad urges smokers to test Camel cigarettes for 30 days in their T Zone, the throat and taste proving ground, to learn how mild and good tasting Camels are. It claims Camel is the choice of more smokers than any other cigarette and discourages relying on shortcuts or tricks.
Not One Single Case of Throat Irritation Due to Smoking
Coast to coast Camel test reports 2470 examinations over 30 days. Participants smoked Camels only and throat specialists found no cases of throat irritation. Findings emphasize safety of Camel smoke trial results across a large sample.
More Doctors Smoke Camels In Nationwide Survey
A nationwide survey of 113,597 doctors across 48 states asked each which cigarette they smoke. The results showed Camel as the brand named most by doctors in every medical specialty.
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Billings
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Wisdom
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Great Falls
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