Three Girls Murder Probe Shifts as Suspect Cleared
Washington Inglewood search ends with Othel Leroy Strong cleared of the Baldwin Hills killings after sheriff reports Strong was employed nearby and not linked to the Inglewood murders. Rasmussen, longshoreman, questioned over separate attack on Carol Sims. she says he confessed to killing three people. Bodies of Melba Everett, Madeline Everett, and Marjorie Stephens found after play at Centingia Park. autopsy notes brutal assault and bruising.
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Melba Marie Everett
Madeline Everett
Marjorie Stephens
Baldwin
Hills Gulen
Inglewood
Celif
Whallington
Bun Diego
del Mar
Stein
Tack Cornell
Otto H. Rasintsnen
Los Angeles
Carol A. Sims
Baron Fitts
Miss Sims
Rasmussen
Centingia Perk
Ren E
AF. Wagnes
Melba Everett
Madeline
Tra
Merle G. Everett
Tao
Economic upturn seen in 1994 income gains predicted
Washington reports that administration economists forecast national income will total about 35.0 billion for the first half of the year, surpassing last year’s figure but below 1929 levels. Upbeat projections rely on wage, debt, and dividends growth, while labor disputes and foreign demand for armament materials loom as risks for continued gains.
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Washington
Emvis Commerce Department
oMntals
Stop gap deadlock in plan offered coast parley
Columbus June 26 the no new taxes bloc prepared a three month stop gap to fund state operations as conference on biennial appropriations lags. Yoder hopes no longer needed. two main issues remain school books funding and transfer restrictions for state employees. Amelia Earhart lands plane in New Guinea during world flight stopover before aiming for Howland Island.
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Columbus
Ohio
Neonate Finance Committee
Paul P
Yoder
Pam
Ho Mas
House
Senate
Martin L. Davey
Wenate
Senate Cenfer
Thiaé
Liquor Department
Tax Commission
Willand Fox
D-Merces
Amelia Earhart
New Guinea
Byaney
Australia
Lae
Miss Earhart
Port Darwin
Amture
Freddy Noonan
Howland
Lan
Mowland
Ran
France seeks U S and British aid in monetary crisis
Paris June 1934 Camille Chautemps faces a confidence vote in the Chamber as he seeks U S and Britain support to shore up France s financial structure. The chamber backed his demand for a questioning session by a margin of 207 to 14, validating his push amid the currency strain and cabinet crisis.
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France
U.S
Britain
Paris
TAS Tenerament
Camille Chautemps
Tau
Fztal Atpactune
Itvelt
Chamber of Depor Tea
Rena Brunet
United States
Great Britain
Raymond Poincare
Chautemps
Rene Brunet
Apance
Conversa- Moma
Detuila
Brinet
Anence
Miidnnight, Bonet
Washington
Nnance Post
Indict Irwin for Murders in New York Grand Jury
New York June 99 A grand jury indicted Robert Irwin on multiple counts alleging murder of a mother, her sister, and a ledger keeper after a testimony by Mrs Kudner. The case involves Franco’s Spain and Italy Germany relations, with arraignments postponed to seek government talks. Insurgent forces press fronts near Bilbao and Madrid as neutrality debates loom.
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New York
Wicel Kudner
Fmaulem
Robert Irwin
Ker
Ledger
Meckmen Hill
Kudner
William C. Dodge
Spain
Great Britain
France
Fensa Todey
Willam Allen
Sions Court
Rome-Herlinstead
Samuel Leibowitz
Irwin
Funell
Dino Grandi
Leibowite
Joachim von Tibbentrop
Allen
Russia
Helgium
Tugel
Geocosarabia
Sweden
Italy
Germany
Dodge
Ald Ain
Leipzig
Francisco Franco
Santander
Bilbao
Valmeseda
Madrid
Steel Mediation Board Suspended in U S Mediation
Washington reports the steel mediation board has been suspended after mediators failed to secure concessions from two steel firms. The crisis deepens as the government seeks new powers to control finance, stabilize prices, and revive the economy amid calls for broader intervention.
Long standing quarrel ends with shooting near Pine Valley
In Martin's Ferry Jefferson county sheriff reports 82 year old William Waller of Messilton was wounded by 61 year old Belford, a station agent, after a quarrel over railroad papers. Waller and Belford reportedly exchanged blows, followed by Belford firing multiple shots at Waller at Pine Valley station. Waller is hospitalized. Belford charged with shooting.
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Martin's Ferry
Sherif Robert Bates
Jefferson County
Day
William Waller
Messilton
Belford
Stenpenville
Ull
Bates
Aubatanshy
Ech
Eheritt
Waller
Pine Valley
Balfords
Atrack Waller
Fine Valley
Dillonvale
Reckless Claim Lets Applicant’s Case Pass in Court
A court examiner faked details in Costaville regarding an applicant for a title, recording a routine question and narration that led to Lasek's application being accepted, though the claim and actions were improper and questioned.
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West Cirvetér
Andrew Lasak
Costaville
Itieem Mlp
Lasek
Immorality Sentences Reported for Order Members
Official German news report states Terlin, June 29, and Aine tay brothers of the Order of Alexia received terms up to 18 months in prison on immorality charges. Prosecutor indicated additional charges were pending against three other members of the order.
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Terlin
Aine Tay Brothers
Order of
Alexia
DuPont heirs linked to big tax evasion scheme
Washington reports a congressional tax inquiry reveals Alfred P. Brown Jr and Mrs. Sivan saved about 1 million dollars from 1934 to 1938 through personal holding companies tied to General Motors. Wilhelmina duPont Ross and others are cited in connections to holdings and leases. Fortas noted five personal holding companies used for tax avoidance. Other figures include Carter Lupton and Henry J. Doherty.
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Washington
Columiasiont
Alfred P.brown
Tan
General Motors Corporation
Sivan
de Fortas
Wilhelmina duPont Ross
Montchanin
Dyl
Renepy Corporation
Rom
DuPont
Tn Quick Aubtension Portas
Henry J. Doherty
Cities Service Company
Carter Lupton
Fortes
Mra. Bloan
Crest Neck
L. 2
Jackson Corporation
Snug Harbor Davtlopment Corporaton
Parit
New Castle Corporation
Hla
Mr. Bloan
duPont Company
Pullman Company
Reno Corporation
Marquette Corporation
Fertan
Fortas
Peronal
Bloans
Flooded Belle Cevelor district faces rapid recede and losses
The Belle Vus area suffered extensive flooding with water covering up to a third of the city and several streets. Police and guardsmen aided residents while 300 homes damaged and 100 families homeless. City spent 91,000 emergency funds. total losses estimated near 100,000 with farm lands and railroad embankments affected.
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Bellevur
Dune
Woleslage
Manmas
George Burgess
Mafety
National Guardsmen
Kilbourn Street
Pellevue
Haremonfeld
Cellaran
Atreema
Lake Erie
Terror plot ties spark steel plant turmoil across Ohio Valley
Gus Hall linked to a broad plot as clashes erupted at Youngstown area plants after explosions crippled Cambria works in Johnstown and layoffs spread. Police and National Guard protected sites while beaflamed mills faced possible two week closings.
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Warren
Check-Jones
Gus Hall
Eork
Kantner
Orno
Cambria Works
Bathichem Steel
Johnstown
Beaver Falls
Calabria Works
Steel
Republic Tee) Corporation
Youngstown
Inand Etrel Ca
Bethlehemistee
Otepa
Frank Maltrup
Bisme
Mall
George Buchwalter
Jalvo
Arthur Beatt
John Rorawele
George Bundas
National Guard
Pheet and Tube Co
Offlelnia
Republic Steel
Bessemer
Hubbard
Bheet and Tube
Bheet
C. R. Elliott Ho
Franklin Tollna
Thun
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Taw
Yeaturday
Indiana
Townsend
Chicago
Ind
Trial delayed as jurors ill during ballot tampering case
June 3 reports a postponement in the open ing of the trial of Teor pormona charged with ballot tampering after jurors fell ill with dysentery and a physician attended the court. Testimony implicates William Dickens and Pearl Pratt amid claims by defense that defendants were elsewhere. prosecutors focus on alleged attempts to alter precinct results.
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Routon
Dine Furore
Teor Pormona
Charles Pratt
Pearl Pratt
Common Pleas
Dickens
Webb
Pearl A. Pratt
County Helief
Mimbeth Griffith
Formar
Abertie
Denned
Echeiam
Don O. Meor
Rapp
Dave
Thomas A. Burke, Jr
Dicketts
Tam
Burke
Matty Banton
Tecountry
Japan protests Soviet actions over Manchukuo incursion
Tokyo lodges a sharp protest with Moscow defending Japan's claim to riverine areas along Amur. The government vows to assess the response and notes Manchukuo rights in the region. A June 7 incident near the Ussuri river is cited amid mounting tensions between Japan and the Soviet Union.
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Japan
Tokyo
Manchoukuo
Sennuts
Olahot Tatenna
Atractin
Moscow
Manchoukud
Aime
Atpur
Japanetf
Minchoutuc
Streria
Manchoukucah
Gente
Dave Limp
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Root Garden
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Miss Junay
White House
Bea Chen
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Tangaa
Darth ‘Festertay
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Steel Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Howan Today
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PWA
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Charis F. ‘Taft
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Tha Meretary
Abe
Mia
Sant
Maid Ohe
Sloans
Dayton
Lawrence Knox
Bowling Green
Jarumentatore
Robert Becker
Ab Mitpde Corsaing
CIO Steel
Feder
Moll G. Underwood
CCC
Licking County
Weahington
Vic Donahey
Emergency Conservation Corps
Aahtepula
Licking
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Moundbushes
Donahey
H.R. McPherson
Ataig
Ohio Archeological Sid Historical Asciety
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Nadwood Realty Co
New Corporation
State
University District
Nedwood Mi
Frank B. Zieg
Mansfeld
Fredericktown
Harold Zieg
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Luther L. Boger
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