Global tensions and policy moves flash across Europe and United States
Telegraphic briefs report Germany and Italy refusing the British Franco plan to patrol Spain's coast. France abandons the gold standard seeking US and UK aid to stem gold flight. The House passes a 1.5 billion relief bill to the White House. William McAndrew, former Chicago schools head, dies at 73. The Federal Mediation Board urges direct talks to break the strikes deadlock. Senate confirms William Holtzheimer as district attorney for the first division.
Search for fiend in triple girl murders stalls in Inglewood
Three girls Melba Everett 9 Madeline Everett 7 and Jeanette Stephens 8 were found garroted and bruised in a gulch near Inglewood. Leroy Strong detained on suspicion was cleared. Sheriff Huntamer reported a major lead evaporated leaving investigators in a blind alley amid a mass community search aided by Boy Scouts.
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Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
L. C. Huntamer
Olympia
Leroy Strong
Seriousness in steel strike escalates with bomb blasts
The 34 day CIO strike against four steel firms costs an estimated 25 million dollars. In Johnstown a dynamite blast destroyed water pipelines feeding Bethlehem works threatening jobs. In Warren Ohio CIO lieutenant Gus Hall faces charges as mastermind of the violence and destruction.
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Bethlehem Works
Warren
Ohio
Gus Hall
Light and Power Company
Japan protests Soviet invasion of Semura and Bolshoi
Tokyo protests a Soviet push into Semura and Bolshoi Islands in the Amur region under a Japan Manchukuo pact. Tokyo demands evacuation and cites Manchoukouan ownership while Moscow says troops and gunboats will withdraw from Semuka Bolshoi Islands and Amur banks.
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Semukha
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Nome Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
Calvin Peal appointed chairman of the Nome Fourth of July Committee as plans for a large celebration unfold. The mayor invited Coast Guard cutters Samuel H. Ingham and Northland to join in Nome events with baseball games and Eskimo ceremonies. The new Nome school auditorium will host a July 3 dance and a July 4 morning program, with extensive activities and novelty sports planned.
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Nome
U. S. Coast Guard
Samuel H. Ingam
Northland
Ryan
Ingam
Zeusler
Bering Sea Patrol
Uncle Sam
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