The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-20
Overnight News Briefs

Miami, Fla. July 2o-tUP)-
 Sixteen witnesses will be subpoe-
 naed for the trial next week of
 Captain w. H. Lancaster, British
 flyer, charged with the murder last
 April of Haden Clarke, Miami
 writer.
 l Among the witnesses was Mrs
 Jessie Keith-M Miller, Australian fly | ing companion of Lancaster for I five years. It was in her bungalow here that Clarke, her fiance, was Keith Miller both face immigra-
 ton charges of illegal entry into
 the United States.
 New York, July z0--(UP)- Domenico Trombetta. editor of I'll
 Grido Della Stirpe." organ of Fas- cist propaganda in the United States, was to be arraigned to-day 1 on a homicide charge as result of the staying of Salvatore Arena, . fellow Fascist whose body was sent to Italy as a martyr"
 The shooting on July after a
 Fascist celebration of Garfbaldfs birthday, at first was blamed on an anti Fascist group. This group had demonstrated against the Fascists during the ceremonies at Rose bank, s. I.
 Lakehurst, N. J., July 20-(UP) The United States naval dirig- ible Akron was on 8 training flight to day along the eastern seaboard. Commander A. H. Drexel and Q |crew of seventy men were aboard. Elmira, N. Y., July 20-(UP)-- Jack O'Meara, who established a 75-mile American glider flight rec ord Monday, now holds the altitude record as well. He glided for an hour last night over this city, and at times reached an altitude of 5000 feet, according to his alti-
 meter. The Paragraph was to be tested to-day for an official record. Marseilles, III, July 20-iUP)-|
 Electrically charged wires and armed deputies guarded federal
 dam project on the Illinois river
 here to-day after gunfire from the
 construction camp had moved
 down IS demonstrators, killing one.
 Jamming the county Jail at Ot-
 tawa were 128 non-union workers from the construction job from whose ranks revolver and shotgun fire drove off demonstrators, killing Stephen Sutton, 45, Joliet, Ill, ana wounding several others.
 The demonstrators, all union men. said they went to the camp to protest employment of outside H. pk 1Sx sof a nf while union members were unemployed. l. R. E. O'Neil, Coal City, Ill. leader fof the union group, said his men were unarmed.
 Boston, July 20 = (UP)-Nine men were rescued by coast guards early to-day after 3O-foot Cabil cruiser had sprung leak on
 Graves Light.
 Joseph Began of South Boston. owner of the boat, and party or eight men were cruising in the harbor when the leak was discov- cred. Two men rowed the tender | to Graves Light and coast guards were notified. When coast guard speed boat arrived the cruiser was half filled with water, The leak was repaired temporarily and the cruiser lowed to South Boston. Trenton, N. J., July 20-(UP)-- Plans for a Hoover day" at Sea Girt, the National Guard Encamp- Iment, have been dropped for fear of comparison between the dem- lonstration for the president and lthat for Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, it was learned here to- day. Roosevelt is scheduled to att l tend a Roosevelt day" celebration
 August 27.
 Los Angeles, July 20-UP)-
 Followers of Aimee Semple Me- Pherson Hutton. Angelus Temple
 Evangelist, were cheered today by