Mechanic Held On Charge of Woman's Death
George Clark a mechanic was held for the corporation court grand jury on murder charges in the death of Mrs Frances Sutton an expectant mother. Luther Sutton her husband was released for lack of evidence. Witnesses testified Clark carried the woman over his shoulders and dumped her into a car while some questioned if she was alive. Clark admitted renting a room to help her with an abortion and said she was semi conscious when he left. Coroner Parkins said the autopsy was performed with four physicians present.
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Wee
George Clark
Waene
Corporation Court Grand Jury
Frances
Sutton
J. Harry May
Luther H. Sutton
Clark
Garbo Nearly Misses Train To Sweden
Greta Garbo paused in a Chicago station doorway as a New York bound train pulled out, posing briefly for photographers before heading to a vacation in her native Sweden, eager to avoid the press.
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Chicago
Greta Garbo
Sweden
Strike Looms In Covington Rayon Plant
Covington June 4. A closed meeting of Industrial Rayon workers was told that a conference with company officials on union demands was not wholly satisfactory, but a strike would be delayed pending further negotiations. Local organizer E C Cluney said a strike would not be called until more talks. A committee from Covington and Cleveland workers plus a federal conciliator will meet. Cleveland workers are already on strike.
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Covington
Theustrial Rayon Corporation
E. C. Cluney
Mr. Cluney
Lloyd Mayn
Cleveland Corporation
Cleveland Workers
Kline
Cleveland
Press Freedom Is Not Menaced In Roosevelt Era
Washington writer David Rankin Barbee told Emory and Henry College graduates that the New Deal has not threatened press freedom. He praised the Associated Press for unbiased news reporting and noted presidents including Lincoln and Andrew Johnson once tried to curb the press. Degrees were awarded to 52 seniors with 10 honorary law degrees.
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FMORY
Roosevelt
Thce
Emory and Henry College
David Rankin Barbee
Washington
Barbee
Associated Pess
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Johnson
J. N. Hilman
Mr. Barbee
Lincoln H. Cariock
Knoxville
Stolen Alcohol Leads to Deaths at Austin College
In Sherman Texas two Austin College students died after ingesting methyl alcohol stolen from a campus chemistry building. Eight others were ill as college officials, led by Dr. E. B. Tucker, launched a full investigation into the incident and possible use of wood alcohol.
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Sherman
Tex
Austin College
E. B. Tucker
Board of Regents
Sound Money Sought For Business Firmness
Washington June 4. Federal Reserve Board Governor Eccles says sound money means stability and uses resources fully without booms or busts. He notes banking legislation has passed the House and is before the Senate committee as measures center control of money and credit in the reserve board.
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Washington
Administration
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Reserve Board
House
Senate Banking Committee
Bonus Issue To Come Up In The 1936 Campaign
Washington reports that the 1936 campaign will keep the bonus issue in the spotlight as advocates delay cash payment plans until the next session. President Roosevelt vetoed the Patman bill, a veto overridden in the House and sustained in the Senate by nine votes. Patman leaders plan to push public sentiment in a campaign year, while Clark and others weigh chances of revival. Reports of a ransom case in Oregon and a Blaine ransom note were noted with officials seeking details.
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Washington
Congress
Patman
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Sena
Tor Borah
R-Ida
Senator Clark
D-Mo
American Legion
Clark
Patmanites
Oregon
Justice Department
Pacific Northwest
Kidnap Trial Resumes for Weyerhaeuser Case
Tacoma timeout scene as the $200000 kidnap trial of George Weyerhaeuser moves forward tonight. proceedings focus on the kidnap plot and charges as jurors hear new testimony and evidence in the high profile case.
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Associated Press
Tacoma, Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Curbstanders in China Offer Goods and Quick Services
Curbstands in China sell a wide range of commodities and nearly every kind of professional service. Barbers dentists doctors letter writers and other professionals operate openly for passers by. The mending maidens who sew a button or patch while you hold still, charge a penny.
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China
Collier's Weekly
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Acme
AAC Ice Ib Tonres CO
Rence
Philco Auto-Radio
Philco
Buncutter Tire Co
Huntington
Ore
Blaine
Wash
Syd Stewart
Wenders
Ford Sym
Ford
Ealers
Detroit
Universal Credit Company
Ford Finance Plan
Big Sister
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