Mystery of Northcott murder case deepens with fresh clues
Authorities probe new lead from Northcott ranch after a scrap containing a chicken feed recipe is found near Riverside. Detectives study possible links to missing Southern California boys as they request lab analysis and await chemists reports to decide if the evidence supports charges against Gordon Northcott and his mother Louisa. A gas well in Mint Canyon yields a new clue as investigators reopen the scene and search for additional remains or personal items.
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Northcott Pool
Riverside
Gordon Northcott
Southern California
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Cott
Vancouver
Louisa North
Calgary
Young Cott
Mint Canyon
Los
Morrison admits mistaken killing on ranch in Colorado
Morrison ranch owner confesses to police that 26 year old Dele Trailor was mistakenly shot on Morrison’s ranch while pursuing his intended target Fred Hall. Trailor visited the ranch seeking a rancher, mistaking him for Hall, and was killed in the darkness.
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Trailor
Lost His Suit and His Baby Lost His Suit and His Baby
Detroit court dismissed William C. Greatrex’s $200,000 damages suit against Evangelical Ceaconese hospital over an infant swap five years ago. Judge Merriam ruled the hospital as a charitable institution not liable for actions of its agents. A nurse testified she handed the Greatrex infant to Viemminck after a misidentification. Viemminck claimed he passed the child to motorists en route to Pennsylvania and gave no names or address.
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Detroit
William C. Greatrex
Ceaconese Hospital
Dewitt HM
Viemminck
Greatrex
Pennsylvania
Smith Attacks Hoover in His Montana Talk
Gov Smith accuses Herbert Hoover of corruption and crime in high government circles during a Montana speech in Helena. He cites oil leasing probes as a story of intrigue and urges accountability, with Senators Walsh and Wheeler backing the critique.
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Mont
Smith
Herbert Hoover
Teapot Dome
Montana
Veterans’ Bureau
Tempe
Thomas J. Walsh
Burton K. Wheeler
Daugherty
Harding-Coolidge
New York
St. Paul
Miwaukee
Governor Smith
Mr. Hoover
Maryland
United States
Queen of Ur Buried With King After Slaying
In Ur ancient queens and court officials were buried with kings after executions. Dr T Wingate Wester Reserve University and Dr Todd report the queen, seven years old, and a noble were found in Chaldae excavations with crushed skulls, suggesting a ritual burial with the king.
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Chaldea
Dr. Todd
Europe
Sir Arthur Kent
College of Surgeons
Britiah Museum
Slayer of Boy Takes Regular Court Course
In Honolulu on Sept 25 AP reports Myles Fukunaga pleaded guilty to murder but was advised the court cannot accept a guilty plea to first degree murder. A defense will be appointed as preparations for trial begin. The case follows the sensational crimes cited from Chicago’s thrill slayers.
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Honolulu
Myles Yutaka Pukunaga
Little Gill Jamieson
Fukunaga
Frederick W. Jamieson
Alvan Steadman
Quilty
Steadman
William Edward Hickman
Chicago
Leopold and Leon
Tragic Cement Truck Accident Claims Young Employee
In Salt Lake City on September 5 AP reports 21 year old Jesse Holmes was killed instantly when a motor truck box loaded with concrete fell on his head. His father Claude Holmes was injured in a similar accident a year earlier and has been an invalid since.
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Salt Lake City
Jesse Holmes
Claude Holmes
Sedans Crash on the Highway Near Santa Fe
Two men are dead and four others injured after a head on collision on the Albuquerque Santa Fe highway between Little La Bajada and Big La Bajada hills. John Fraser of Washington DC and Durtss O Bryan of Santa Fe were in one car. Fraser and Francis Hennin of Huyton England were killed. Mrs Fraser and Mrs H J O Bryan suffered multiple injuries. O Bryans son in law and others survived with serious injuries.
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N. M
St. Vincent's Hospital
Albuquerque-Santa Fe
John Fraser
Washington
Inez Otero
Los Angeles
Gasoline supply seen as endless at world power talks
Dr Gustav Ee of the University Oil Products Co told the world power conference that existing fields could fuel 40 million cars for 2,500 years and shale oil could run them for 400 years. Crude oil potential is vast with geologists citing 1,100,000,000 acres in the United States holding oil, about 56 percent of land area, suggesting new fields will continually be found.
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Univer- Oil Products Company of
Chicago
World Power Conference
Bgloff
United States
Hospital staff arrests shock Chicago medical scene
Dr. W Eugene Shelton of a south side apartment hospital was arrested along with two nurses amid charges of 18 months of abuse by Dr. Arnold Ii eesuaalisheane and Slane. A male suspect and a young woman were linked to the alleged mistreatment, with at least one prior victim cited.
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Chicago
W Eugene Shelton
South Side
Ulder
Duck Diseases to Be Studied in Idaho
Boise reports an expert from the Biological Survey will be stationed at a nearby point next year to investigate diseases among ducks. The plan was announced by Paul G. Redington, chief of the survey. He said the outbreak at American Falls reservoir would likely disappear with cold weather.
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Boise
Biological Survey
Kaho
Bureau of the Survey
Paul G. Redington
Redington
American Falls
Loeb Leopold Parole Eligibility Due to Mittimus Error
Chicago report says Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. become eligible for parole in six years because the mittimus failed to specify whether their life plus 99 year terms run consecutively or concurrently. Board chief Hinton Clabaugh notes the error may allow parole after eleven years and three months, despite murder and kidnapping sentences.
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Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold Jr
Bobbie Franks
Hinton Clabaugh
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
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Loeb
Leopold
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Lalé
Today's Games Broadcast Schedule and Scores Summary
Radio station KSEI will broadcast nightly game accounts during dinner at 6 30 p m. The summary lists results from multiple games including Pittsburgh Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New York St Louis Brooklyn Cleveland Washington Chicago and more with run totals and pitcher pairs. Only scheduled games are reported with final scores and line scores from the day.
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KSEI
Red Cross Oversees Census as Florida Storm Survivors Seek Work
In Palm Beach Florida Red Cross plans a census of storm survivors in southeast Florida to aid permanent rehabilitation. Officials say about 2300 deaths are likely with the exact total uncertain. Red Cross coordinates seed and farm implements for Okeechobee farmers and seeks funds to house and support the homeless. state troops begin gradual evacuation as relief supplies arrive.
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Fla
Florida
Red Cross
Lake Okeechobee
Okeechobee City
Vivien Collins
Fire victims buried in single common grave in Madrid
In Madrid twenty two of more than a hundred victims of the Novedades theater fire were laid in a common grave as government and civic leaders led a half mile funeral procession. A special plot was set aside for the mass burial and many more funerals were planned as searchers combed the ruins.
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Novedades Theater
Pi Mo de Rivera
Tommorrow
Mooney pleads guilty to extortion in Raskob case
Francisco C. Mooney of Philadelphia pleaded guilty to six indictments charging attempted extortion of 100000 from Helena Raskob wife of John J. Raskob chair of the national Democratic committee. Detectives traced a letter to his care at the North Philadelphia post office and Mooney threatened to blow up the Raskob home in Clayton Delaware and implied the death of her son and an elevator accident involving Raskob were linked.
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Francis C. Mooney
Helena Raskob
John J. Rascob
National Democratic Committee
Mooney
Rascob
North Philadelphia
Clayton
Del
New York
Horses To Be Replaced In Idaho National Guard
Seven cavalry horses have been surveyed by Captain A King army instructor of the Idaho National Guard and will be replaced as unsuitable. This completes the inspection of the state National Guard horses, 16 of which were surveyed and ordered replaced.
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Boise
A. King
Army
Idaho National Guard
National Guard
New Institute at University of Idaho Dedicated in Moscow
The 960,000 theological institute of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on the University of Idaho campus will be dedicated with remarks by J Wylie Sessions, Joseph F Merrill, W D Vincent, and Charles W Nibley. The program includes university faculty Claus and Kraft. The institute houses a chapel, library, reading rooms, classrooms and dorms for 20 men.
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Theological Institute
The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sants
Mormon
University of Idaho
Idaho
J. Wylie Sessions
Joseph F. Merril
Latter Day Saints Church
W. D. Vincent
Charles W Nibley
WR. Soan
Portland
Car Claus
Theodore Kraft
Universty of Idaho
New Institute
Hoover Plans Southern Swing for October Speeches
Herbert Hoover, campaigning presidentail hopeful, will visit Elizabethan and Johnson City Tennessee on October 6 after an overnight trip from Washington. He will review a King’s Mountain celebration pageant then deliver a largely non political address to a potential crowd of thousands with radio coverage across the region.
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Herbert Hoover
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Tennessee
Virginia
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Southern Railway
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King's Mountain
Hoover
President's Cousin Wins Cow Calling Prize at Wisconsin Fair
Ernest Coolidge, a second cousin of President Coolidge, won first prize in a cow calling contest at the Madison fair. He traveled from Vermont where he was a neighbor of the president in childhood playmates. The Wisconsin Coolidges met their famous relative during a Brule lodge visit this summer after 30 years apart on their Yar neil farm.
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Wis
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President Coolidge
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Wisconsin
Nazarene minister named state representative to two Kansas City conventions
The Rev. Earl C. Pounds of Bouse was appointed by Governor Baldridge to represent Idaho at two Kansas City conventions. He will attend the National Conference of Juvenile Notes from October 3 to 6 and the fifty-eighth annual Pa congress in the same city.
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Earl C. Pounds
Bouse
H.C Baldridge
Kansas
Kansas City
Borah Answers All Arguments of Al Smith
Senator Borah of Idaho campaigned in Tulsa stating Herbert Hoover is best suited to handle the farm problem. He rejected the religious controversy and addressed farm relief prohibition and immigration. He warned Smith’s immigration stance could revive lax laws allowing European laborers to compete with American workers.
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AL Smith
Tulsa
Okla
Herbert Hoover
United States
Idaho
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
Smith
German Veteran Renames Self in Honor of Roosevelt
Oshkosh Wisconsin September 25 1942 Theodore Borutzki a World War I veteran born in Germany became an American citizen and changed his name to Quentin Roosevelt. He renounces allegiance to Germany and his Iron Cross will be sent to France to be affixed to a wreath on Quentin Roosevelt's grave.
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Wis
Teodore Borutzki
Germany
Theodore
Quentin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
France
Borutzki
Planes lock wingsin midair at Rockwell Field
Lieutenant W L Cornelius a member of the three musketeers of the air was killed when his plane collided with another at Rockwell Field North Island San Diego. Lieutenant J J Williams was killed at Los Angeles two weeks earlier and Lieutenant Irving A Woodring survives. Lieutenant Roger E Williams of Spokane Wash was seriously injured. The trio belonged to the 95th pursuit squadron and had previously flown together at Selfridge Field Michigan. Cornelius home was listed as Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Cal
W. L. Cornelius
Army
Los Angeles
Rockwell Field
North Island
Cornelius
J. J Willams
Irving A. Woodring
95Th
Selfridge Field
Mich
Cornelius’ Home
Giants Hold Pace With Reds In Tight New York Finish
In New York, the Giants rallied in the ninth to beat the Reds 4 to 3, halting any Cardinals gain. O Farrell pinch hit for Scott, Reese hit a clutch triple, and Leslie Mann chased him home as O Dou passed the plate. Eppa Rivey kept the Giants in check until late, with pitchers Gimlin and Scott on the mound for New York.
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Cardinals
O'Farrell
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Reese
O'Dou
O'Parrell
Leslie Mann
Dressen
Eppa Eivey
Fred Fiimimmone
Jack Scott
Moore to Campaign North and Williams Central Idaho
Former Governor C. Moore of Bt Anthony will carry the Republican campaign into north Idaho for three weeks before the election. He will speak on state issues with strong progressive support expected. Williams, floor leader in 1923 and 1025 legislatures, will campaign in central Idaho among farm groups. A party literature campaign has started and about 50 speakers, including candidates, will act around October 6.
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C. ©. Moore
Anthony
Wee
Republ
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