Congress approves big relief bill chaos on strike front in Johnstown
Violence erupts in the steel strike as dynamite blasts cripple Cambria Works in Johnstown and Beaver Falls. Gus Hall CIO organizer is charged as the plot brains, with police hunting him amid rising deaths and a back-to-work push across Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana.
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Weather forecast for Georgia South Carolina Florida and Alabama
Forecast covers Georgia and South Carolina with mostly cloudy skies and chances of showers tonight and Wednesday. Florida expected partly cloudy, with a few showers possible tonight and Wednesday. Alabama and extreme northwest Florida show partly cloudy conditions continuing tonight through Wednesday.
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New York jury indicts sculptor Irwin for murder
Three indictments charge Robert Irwin with first degree murder after a Beekman Hill triple killing. Witness Mrs Ethel Kudner testified about the event as District Attorney Dodge sought the electric chair. The case centers on the deaths of Mrs Kudner's sister, her mother, and a lodger during Easter week.
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Robert Irwin
New York
Irwin
Chicago
John Toman
Associated Press
Ethel Kudner
ROA
Joe
Robvert
Vinity
Tina Dedige
Dedge Dhess
Ronnie” Gedeon
Mary Gedeon
Dodge
Extension of 3% rate on Federal Land Bank loans approved
The senate banking committee approved a one year extension of the 3 percent interest rate on Federal Land Bank loans. President Roosevelt and Governor W S Myers urged disapproval, arguing it would cost the federal treasury 31.7 million dollars in interest subsidies to farm borrowers.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
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W. S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Treasury
Jacobs toppled as Wimbledon defending champ falls in straight sets
At Wimbledon England on June 29 Dorothy Round of England defeated Helen Jacobs of California in straight sets 6-4 6-2 ending Jacobs tenure as defending US champion in the singles event.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Dorothy Round
England
California
Slot Machines Confiscated Under Gambli Laws
Phenix City Alabama reports Russell county grand jury orders enforcement of gambling laws and confiscation of slot machines, directing authorities to seize any machines found violating regulations.
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Ala. A
Russell County Grand
Storms Bring Rain and Tragedy Across Southern States
Scattered storms across the south brought relief from drought yet caused deaths in Mississippi and South Carolina. Leslie W. Martin and his son Earle died near Byhalia when lightning struck under a tree. A black man perished in Sumter as a barn burned from lightning. In Georgia tornadic winds killed a negro and damaged homes and barns while dairy workers were injured. General rains followed, reviving crops and offsetting damage.
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Byhalia
Miss
Leslie W. Martin
Earle
Sumter
S. C
Georgia
Violent Storms Hit Three Eastern Georgia Counties
Severe weather lashed Jenkins Screven and Emanuel counties with unroofed houses killed stock and a man. Across the Savannah River in South Carolina area near Allevale saw more damage.
Fiend Sought After Murder of Three California Girls
Inglewood California June 29 a manhunt targets a so called sex fiend who lured three girls from Centennial Park in Inglewood and strangled them. Bodies found in Baldwin Hills gulch show brutal injuries while police pursue suspects including Othel Leroy Strong and Otto Rasmussen amid crowd unrest and official pleas for help.
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Bel-Air
Melba Marie Everett
Madeline Everett
Jeannette Marjorie Stephens
Baldwin Hills
Othel Leroy Strong
L. C. Huntamer
Olympia
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Huntamer
Washington
San Diego
del Mar
Jack Cornell
Otto R. Rasmussen
Los Angeles
Carol A. Sims
Lharon Fitts
Miss Sims
Rasmussen
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O. E. Campbell
Leroy Strong
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Marjorie Stephens
Madeline
Merle O. Everett
Floyd Stephens
Sacramento
Frank Merriam
Olive Everett
Campbell
Olive
Ed Muir
Extra session talk grows as Rivers advisers plan coast parley
Four of Governor Rivers advisers prepared to fly to California to confer with him on a possible extra Georgia legislature in July. They discuss a tax revision focus with a sales tax as a potential revenue source and possible use of a five mill tangible tax.
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OF Rivers
Atlanta
Georgia
E. D. Rivers
California
Rivers
Roy Harris
House
Hollywood
Harris
Senate
John Spivey
Downing Musgrove
Charles Reid
Capitol
Musgrove
Eugene Talmadge
Los Angeles
Bewildered Refugees From Bilbao Pathetic Sufferers Of The War
Santander Spain June 29. Four hundred thousand Basque refugees from conquered Bilbao flood Santander Province. Their families bear war scars as shells and bombs destroy homes. Many travel by road and truck convoys while towns are shelled daily.
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Miguel Uranga
Santander
Spain
Bilbao
Relief bill sent to the White House for approval
Congress sent the 1.5 billion relief measure to the President today and approved Senate amendments. Other major appropriations were tied up in committee while conflict over interior, army, and flood control provisions continued. Secretary Perkins and Taft mediated the steel strike as France moves on gold standards.
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State awaits rulings in bus truck tax cases
Gainesville Ga June 29 The state awaits two more rulings from Judge B P Gaillard Jr Hall Superior Court on legality of the new bus and truck tax after his prior decision upholding the acts constitutional authority Samuel D Hewlett attorney for transfer company operators said an immediate appeal to the state Supreme Court would follow if necessary The remaining suits filed by farmers and truckers challenge the tax as unconstitutional seeking halt of collection and arguing diversion of income to the post roads division of the highway department.
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Gainesville
B.P. Gaillard, Jr
Hall Superior Court
Samuel D. Hewlett
Gaillard
Supreme Court
George’ Googe
Roccon
St Marks Tides Forecast for Wednesday
Predicted tides at St Marks Light House for Wednesday include high at 6 47 a m and additional low and tide markers shown. Forecast lists several times and figures with weather notation unclear.
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