Deputy Sheriff White Fatally Wounded in Burglary Warrant Fetch
Deputy Sheriff White died at John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital after being shot during a burglary warrant raid at the Forest Place home of Joe Grove, three miles north of Boston. Three women, the suspect's mother wife and sister, were arrested as investigators seek the shooter and a possible accomplice.
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White
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Joe Grove
Boston
Forest Place
Coolidge
Mr. White
Jim Stewart
John Hough
Shorty Beckham
Mr. Beckham
Mr. Whites
Gordon Davis
Davis
Grove
Robert J. Kenworthy Dies in Sleep at 70
Robert Judson Kenworthy secretary of the New York Grand Lodge of Masons died in his sleep at a hotel in Atlantic City New Jersey He was in his 71st year and death was caused by a heart attack He arrived last Friday to serve a week as secretary of the New York Grand Lodge, the largest in the world.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Robert Judson
Kenworthy
New York
New ‘York
Grand Lodge
Fin
Filipino servant confesses to killing New York doctor for money
Gavino De mier, a Filipino former servant, confessed at Brooklyn police HQ to killing Dr. George Edward Deely, an eminent otolaryngologist. He admitted entering the house after being discharged, taking 54 dollars, and fleeing to Philadelphia before returning to New York. The physician was found stabbed and battered last Tuesday after a struggle.
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New York
Gavino Demier
Brooklyn
George Edward Deely
Demier
Philadelphia
Retail Food Dealers Meet in Savannah
Georgia retail food dealers convened in Savannah to raise funds for the association’s legislative committee to oppose undesirable laws. Mayor Haynes welcomed the delegates as Hoke Winn Hastman spoke in response. Guy A. Myers addressed the morning session and a committee was appointed.
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Savannah
Georgia
Haynes
Hoke Winn
Hastman
Guy A. Myers
Mellon Honored At St Lawrence University Commencement
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon received an honorary doctor of laws at St. Lawrence University in Canton New York during the 69th commencement. The new $600 000 dormitory funded by Mellon family gifts was to be dedicated after the exercises.
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Canton
N. Y
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
St. Lawrence University
Richard Mellon
George T. Baker
Owen D. Young
Eastern Star Meeting Opens in Macon
Representatives from 160 Georgia chapters arrive in Macon for the 30th annual Grand Chapter of Georgia Order of the Eastern Star meeting. A variety show and a Patrons' Club of Atlanta play are planned for events surrounding the opening.
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Macon
Grand Chapter of
Georgia
Order of the Eastern Star
Totation Een
Atlanta
Canada and Russia Cut Purchases In United States In April
Washington reports show Canada reduced American purchases to 44.85 million in April from 64 million a year earlier and Russia to 6.79 million from 10.23 million. Both nations also cut imports. Britain India and other partners saw varied changes in exports and imports.
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Washington
Canada
Soviet
Russia
United States
Commerce Department
British India
Great Britain
Germany
France
Japan
Mexico
Treasury receipts and expenditures for June 5 reported
Washington treasury statement shows June 5 receipts of 5.77 million dollars and expenditures of 12.26 million with a balance of 75.72 million. Customs receipts for the month ending June 5 total 5.34 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Baptists Back Limited Disarmament and Peace Measures
Kansas City June 8 The northern Baptist convention closes its annual session urging reduction of all armaments and immediate abolition of poison gas and germ warfare. It favors world court affiliation and deems naval buildup permissive, not mandatory, urging modest defense while promoting peace education and fear of arms races.
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Kansas City
Northern Baptist Convention
United States
World Court
Chicago Banks Merge to Form Massive New Institution
The First National absorbs Foreman State National and the Central Trust combines with the Republic and Central Trust to form a large new bank. Key movers include Melvin A. Traylor Charles G. Dawes and George M. Reynolds. The consolidation yields about 833 million in resources, ranking the group as Chicago's second largest. Six small Foreman affiliates close temporarily as transfers proceed.
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Chicago
First National
Foreman State National
Central Republic Bank
Republic
Central Trust Company
Melvin A. Traylor
Charles G. Dawes
Court of St. James
Honoray
The
Central Trust
George M. Reynolds
Continental
Ilinois National Bank
Chicago Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Foreman Bank
Foreman
Traylor
London
Central Trust Bank of Republic
Dawes Bank
Continental Hlinots
National Bank of the Republic
Fire destroys Norfolk business district in multi‑million blaze
A six hour fire in Norfolk Virginia swept seven blocks of the wholesale district after an oil barge explosion. The blaze damaged the American Peanut Corporation plant and Victoria Hotel, with losses over 3 million dollars. 1300 sailors and marines aided firefighting and crowd control. 30 injured, several hospitalized.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
American Peanut Corporation
Victoria Hotel
Carrie Ambrose
Arizona
Utah
Naval Base
Newport News
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Norfolk Naval Yard
Eastern Transport Company
A. Baeller
Vatican halts church construction amid Mussolini dispute
Rome reports the Vatican has ordered a suspension of church building throughout Italy, halting millions in funding for nearly 2,000 structures. Ongoing projects may finish in abbreviated form as the pope seeks a truce in the spiking feud with Benito Mussolini.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
Mussolini
Vatican City
Pius
Mundelein
Chicago
Catholic Action Society
Eddie De Larm Endures Firing Squad Escape Tale
American aviator Eddie De Larm recounts surviving a Chilean jail and near execution in Concepcion after helping two revolutionary leaders. He fled by night over the Andes to Argentina, endured weeks of illness, and now returns to San Francisco praising safer airfields away from politics. He arrived from Buenos Aires to a welcoming crowd of fellow aviators.
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de Larm
San Francisco
Concepcion
Chile
Andes
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Season of silliness proclaimed by Bishop Byrne
A Galveston diocese letter instructed ushers to bar women and girls in knickers sailor suits or pajamas from churches on Sundays. The bishop called the season a silliness and barred any badge or insignia linked to the international pageant of pulchritude from entering churches on June 14. Pastors outside Galveston were told to urge congregations to stay away from Galveston that day.
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Houston
Texas
C. E. Myrne
Galveston Catholic
Byrne
Galveston
Proposed Georgia Commission for the Blind Backed
Atlanta delegates from Savannah Athens and Atlanta discussed a state sight conservation program with rehabilitation and vocational placement aims. Paul Donehoo of Atlanta said plans would go to the next legislative session for consideration.
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Atlanta
Georgia Association of Workers For the Blind
Savannuan
Athens
Paul Donehoe
Donehoo
Major William Dies In Florida Car Crash
Major James C. Williams chief instructor of the 328th infantry reserve officers in Florida died in Tampa from injuries after his automobile overturned on a curve near Lakeland Saturday. He passed away early today.
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Tampa
Fla
James C. Williams
Florida
Lakeland
Monk Dorsett May Not Return to Florida Team
Luke Monk Dorsett UF captain elect may not return next year after failing several subjects. If he cannot makeup in summer school he will wait a year before returning. Dorsett from Jacksonville became captain after Carlos Proctor was expelled for cheating on an examination.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonville Journal Today
Luke “Monk” Dorsett
University of Florida
Dorsett
Carlos Proctor
Tampa
Proctor
Officers fire on youths after guns found in car
Ardmore Oklahoma June 8 deputies Guess and Crosby shot two youths Emilio Cortes Rubio 18 and Manuel Gomez 17 on a residential street when they say the pair armed with revolvers tried to leave a parked car Salvador Cortes Rubio 24 unarmed survived the incident a shotgun and thirty rounds were found in the vehicle local county attorney Marvin Schilling collected a statement from the surviving youth.
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Ardmore, Okla
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Manuel Gomez
Bill Guess
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Emilio
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Guess
Cecil Crosby
Salvador
Crosby
Gregs
Marvin Schilling
Mexican President's Cousins Die in Ardmore Slaying
Mexican consul Carlos Gaxiola reports the slaying of Manuel Gomez and Emilio Cortes Rubio, cousins of President Ortiz Rubio, in Ardmore Oklahoma. Emilio Cortes Rubio and Gomez were traced to a college circle at St Benedicts and Rolla School of Mines. a third cousin Salvador Cortes Rubio said their car was pursued and they were shot after driving south to rest.
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Kansas City
Carlos Gaxiola
Manuel Gomez
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Gaxiola
Gomez
Mexico
Ortiz Rubio
Tellez
Atchison, Kas
Ardmore
Okla
Atchison
Mexico City
Fernando Ortiz Rubio
Gullermo Ortiz Rubio
New York
Salvador Cortez Rubio
St. Benedict's College
Oklahoma
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Rolla
School of Mines
Richard Burns
Salvador
Father Burns
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Windy City
Rubio
Piccard
Associated Press
Auguste Piccard
Austrian Alps
Charles Kipfer
Eddie DE Larm
South America
U. S
Bishop Byrne
Commission For the
Major Williams
Monk” Dorsett
Kansas College
South Carolina
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