Mill Worker Confesses Fatal Stabbing of Five People
Susanville California June 13 45 year old lumber mill worker Peter Alesi allegedly confessed to stabbing to death three women and two men including grocery owner Joe Fazio and his daughter Sara. Authorities prepared to charge him while efforts to quell mob rumors continued.
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Grover C. Julian
Alosi
James Leavitt
Alesi
Joe Fazio
Sara
Boston
Public Debt of America to Reach All Time High
The gross public debt of the United States is expected to hit about 27 billion dollars on Friday. The wartime peak of 26.5967 billion occurred on August 31, 1919. Friday’s rise follows a bond issue of 300 million and a note issue of 500 million, both announced earlier.
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America
Washington
United States
Senator Robinson cites 6.8 billion budget plan and balance target
Senator Robinson says congressional appropriations for the next fiscal year will total more than 6.8 billion dollars. He asserts the budget will be completely balanced by 1936 or 1937 if the need to provide subsistence for a larger population has passed. He adds the American people will say well done when reviewing six months of administration and congressional achievements.
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Robinson
Congress
Indiana Democrats pick Sherman Minton for U.S. Senate
A 43 year old lawyer and World War II veteran, Sherman Minton of New Albany, backed by Gov. Paul V. McNutt, was chosen by Indiana Democrats for the United States Senate after four ballots at the state convention. He serves as public counselor with the Indiana Public Service Commission.
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Indianapolis
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Indiana Republicans Nominate Robinson in Showdown
The Republican incumbent Arthur R. Robinson heads the Indiana ticket for November. R. Earl Peters of Fort Wayne finished as runner up after steering Indiana’s votes at the last national convention toward the Roosevelt group. Mayor Reginald Sullivan of Indianapolis, backed by Sen. Frederick Van Nuyes, was also defeated.
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R. Earl Peters
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Reginald Sullivan
Indianapolis
Frederick van Nuyes
Lasky Tops Levinsky In Bloody Ten Round Showdown
Art Lasky, the Minneapolis mauler, battered King Levinsky in a ten round bout before 11,000 fans in Los Angeles. Lasky weighed 198 pounds six less than Levinsky while delivering relentless punishment from bell to bell. No knockdowns occurred though Lasky had the Kingfish in trouble on several moments.
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King Levinsky
Chicago
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Sarazen Emerges as Leading American Golf Hope
The piece notes Bobby Jones’s retirement in 1930 and surveys contenders to replace him as the nation’s top golfer. Gene Sarazen is highlighted as the best over the period, with mixed results in 1931 32 and 33, including near wins and notable misses at Merion and other majors.
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Bob
Merion
Trajan
Greib Sarazen
Dene
Gene
Craig
Denny Shute
Astor regains 32 carat diamond ring from Gillespie
New York report says John Jacob Astor retrieved his 32 carat diamond ring from Eileen Gillespie after a written apology was exchanged by Astor and the Gillespies. The transaction occurred with lawyers present at a Fifth Avenue jeweler, ending a disputed engagement and returning other items except perishable ones.
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Eileen
New York
Eileen Gillespie
Miss Gillespie
Astor
Gillespies
Fifth Avenue
Mayfair
Miss Gillesper
Astor Family
Empress Eugenie
Elon Tuck French
Gillespie
Miscellanequs Wants Mountain View Hotel at Clarksville
In scenic North Georgia on Short Lane near the Atlanta Asheville Scenic highway 1.8 miles from lakes. Delightful rooms with fresh vegetables Jersey milk and butter served daily. Golf coffee nearby. Application to WLR. Reeves, Manager.
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North
Georgia
Atlanta - Asheville
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Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Mel Ott of the Giants drove in four runs with a triple a double and a single against the Reds. Tommy Bridges of the Tigers limited the Red Sox to seven hits with five strikeouts. Bud Tinning of the Cubs earned a win. Phil Lies allowed only one hit in six innings of relief. Danny Taylor of the Dodgers had four hits four RBIs a steal and two runs against the Pirates. Paul Dean of the Cardinals scattered 13 Boston hits and struck out five for his seventh straight victory.
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Tigers
Red Sox
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Cubs
Phillies
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Dodgers
Pirates
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Cardinals
Boston
German tour dog obeys commands in native language years after arrival
Jake Wade, sports editor of the Charlotte Observer, reports a dog purchased during a Germany tour responded to commands spoken in German years after its import to the United States.
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Charlotte (. C
Observer
Germany
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