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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1938

Page

5

Strange Kidnapping Tale Shocks Dallas Family

Charges of kidnapping were leveled against Mrs Cosette Newton wife of a Dallas physician after Mickey Ricketts an illiterate man told authorities he was seized with a bandage mask over his eyes taken to the attic of the Newton home held for five days. Jewelry worth ten thousand dollars was reported stolen from the Newton residence last February and Ricketts faced theft charges but was freed after inquiry. Mrs Newton pursued an independent investigation claiming the jewelry would be recovered.

Cosette Newton Dallas Tex Mickey Ricketts Ricketts Newton

German writer on hunger strike in Los Angeles jail

Alfred Hesselbein a 40 year old German writer remains on hunger strike in a Los Angeles jail to protest deportation actions. He was held by immigration authorities after seven counts of grand theft were dismissed. He says he authored several books that angered the Nazis.

Germany Alfred Hesselbein Los Angeles Hesselbein

Author as Actor Still Seeks Pilot Dream Despite Loss

Ivan H Parker III of San Francisco continues pursuit of pilot career after learning his father Ivan Parker Jr was aboard the missing Hawaii Clipper. The son remains determined to train as an aviator despite the tragedy.

Ivan Parker, Jr Hawaii

Republican Platform Parade Debuts Streamlined Elephant

At the midsummer GOP platform committee meeting National Chairman John D. M. Hamilton views a streamlined elephant emblem bearing the motto Let’s Go Places. Hamilton comments that the theme matches the party’s plan to move forward.

Republican Party John D. M. Hamilton Hamilton

World fears Soviet Japanese clash on Manchukuo border

Fear grows of a serious Soviet Japanese conflict after latest clashes on the Soviet Manchukuo frontier. Both sides deployed war planes and troops in fighting at the danger zone. Changku-

Changku Manchukuo Siberian Vassily Bluecher

Accused Physician Slayer Faces Double Slaying Charge

Francis M. Carroll former deputy sheriff appears at the scene of a double slaying in South Paris Maine at the Paul Dwyer home. He stands accused of killing Mrs James G Littlefield wife of the physician on trial and is confronted by Dwyer, a former 18 year old sweetheart of Carroll's daughter Barbara who made the accusation.

South Paris Francis M. Carroll Paul Dwyer Carroll James G. Littlefield Dwyer Barbara

Budge Aims for Grand Slam After Wimbledon Return

J Donald Budge returns to the United States eager to pursue a grand slam in the national tournament at Forest Hills. He holds titles in the United States England Australia and France and was the Wimbledon winner last year.

J. Donald Budge United States Forest Hills Budge England Australia France Forest Hilly

Round-up of infected animals and youths in Ft Duulgeh case

Sixteen guinea pigs and rabbits inoculated with deadly diseases, stolen from a Ft. Dodge laboratory, were rounded up or found dead. Five boys aged 10 to 17 confessed stealing the animals and selling most as pets.

Ft. Dodge

Smith Defeats Dodd in Virginia Primary

Representative Howard W. Smith of Virginia defeats William E. Dodd Jr. in the Eighth district Democratic primary. Observers view the win as a rebuff to the New Deal. Smith, labeled by the Non-Partisan League, had opposed administration measures while Dodd touted Roosevelt loyalty. Photo shows Smith voting in Alexandria.

Howard W. Smith Virginia William E. Dodd, Jr Smith Non-Partisan League Dodd Germany Roosevelt Alexandria

Hull Remains on Job During Hot Summer in Washington

Cor dell Hull, secretary of state, stays at his desk and foregoes a vacation due to the critical and changing conditions of international affairs during the summer in Washington.

Washington Cordell Hull

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